LETTERS TO THE EDITOR, JULY 7
Easy questions, hard answers
Question: Is the car bomb incident in London enough of a wake up call for us, or do we need for a bomb to go off in front of the Capital Building in Washington?
Answer: Probably the bomb in Washington.
Question: If we do wake up, what do we do?
Answer: Secure the borders.
Question: Which borders?
Answer: Mexican, Canadian and Pier J in California.
Question: How do we secure the borders?
Answer: Build a proper fence. It will take years to build; send National Guard troops to the borders.
Question: How do we feed, supply and house the troops?
Answer: Build tall watch towers two rifle shots apart, each maned with two expert military snipers.
Question: What do we do about the terrorists already here?
Answer: Get rid of them.
Question: How do we get rid of them?
Answer: Conduct an identity verification for everyone and jail the bad people.
Any other questions and or answers?
Howard Jeter
St. Johns
Pet prep story was informative
I really enjoyed the article Terry Brown wrote about animals and shelters (“Shelter from the storm,” June 30 issue). In the past few years local shelters have announced that pets would be allowed but I had some questions of how many would be allowed, which shelters allowed it and what to bring. This article had all the information a pet owner needs to get prepared now in the event of an emergency. Many thanks for this great information!
Kathy Minnis
Fruit Cove
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