Letters to the Editor for May 22.
Tucson’s hidden historyApril marks another anniversary of the Camp Grant Massacre, an event that should be familiar to the citizens of Tucson. The 1871 vigilante attack was organized and led by prominent Tucson citizens, including two early mayors, William Oury and Sidney DeLong. The slaughter of over 100 Aravaipa Apache women and children and the enslavement of another 28 children was followed by a nationally publicized trial in which a Tucson jury found the defendants innocent of any crimes.
It is important to note that Rep. Hernandez’ Master’s Degree in Public has a concentration in Public Health Policy and Management. While greatly valuable in addressing the many inequities in our state’s healthcare system, it provides little expertise in the area of food safety, certainly not enough to outweigh the overwhelming opposition to HR2509 by food-safety experts.Northeast side
Hitler and his troops failed, and although he fled, he was soon captured, arrested and charged. At trial, he was found guilty of treasonous conspiracy. He was sent to prison. All this happened in that month of November. The Republican leadership in Congress wants to do what Hitler and Khrushchev couldn’t do: Take away the United States’ control of the international currency market. By having the US default, other currencies take over as instruments of payment. While Euros now have 30% of the world’s payments, the Chinese yuan would become stronger quickly and could replace the dollar in oil transactions. The default would undercut Iranian and Russian sanctions, thereby making those two countries stronger.
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