Canceling Egypt’s $7-Billion Defense Debt
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Why isn’t Japan sending troops to help in protecting the world’s oil supply? Answer--Japan’s constitution forbids it. I propose America changes our Constitution to be similar to Japan’s.
If the U.S.A. must continually be No. 1 in “policing the world,” Mama, don’t let your children grow up to be soldiers.
RICHARD GILMORE
Pasadena
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