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“Shalt not kill

John Hargreaves, Gabriola

Island, B,C, writes: The Vicar’

of a parish inStaffordshire, Eng-
land, led an intercession prayer
for Britain’s tottering economy
and the “Pound Sterling God”,
Father I pray for guidance in
our country’s economic crisis,
Wilson must have had his “ear-
to=the-ground” at that one.

Quite a racket when a Vicar
has to remind his congregation
that the country’s in a financial
crisis, and that Wilson and not
God helped to put it there, Why
don’t those vicars tell the people
the truth, since that was generally
what they were ordained to do,

And out in Perth, Australia,
Chief Justice Sir Albert Wolff
has ruled that killing in a military
operation is quite okay, Thus
Danila Covich, a 21-year old
Roman Catholic who said he did
not believe in killing, had his
application for exemption from
killing in Vietnam dismissed,
Instead the judge ruled that “re-
ferring to the commandment,

: “Thou shalt not kill” only ap-

plied to murder, but that killing
in Vietnam by military opera-=
tions was quite proper.

When the Archbishop of Can-
terbury was in Montreal he made
the statement that the U 2S. “has
a moral right to be in Vietnam”,
but added that if the struggle
continues it would be “no aoe

at all”,

It Seems to me that it is about
time these learned men of the
“Cloth? began to admit that re-

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ligion (as they peddle it) is the
greatest legalized extortion
racket ever devised by man,

‘God forgive us’

Allen D. McDougall, Vancou-
ver, writes: ... But let us con-
sider a fine summer day in
another part ofthe world; a moth-
er holds her child in her arms
and dreams of a better life for
him, perhaps someday to say
“my son, you have made me
proud to be your Mother,”

The boy in his mother’s arms
is smaller than my youngest son,
although they are the same age,
He has bright black sparkling
eyes, and is quick to smile and

laugh out loud when she unples

his coal-black hair,

Suddenly there is a sound of
wind in the trees, a down-wind
growing into a thundering roar,
The air is filled with napalm,
bursting into searing flames;
petroleum jelly that sticks to
the flesh and burns to the bone,

The small dark-skinned moth-
er lies burned beyond recogni-
tion, her last effort trying to
cover the tiny boy with her own
body: and the child, in the
agonies of death, the coal-black
hair burned away, the sparkling
eyes charred by the flames of
a man-made hell,

This mother and child are only
two of so many, sO very many,

' They are our guilt, and may God
‘forgive us for not raising our

voices in protest and condemna-
tion against such evil and cold-
blooded deeds....

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