Letters to the Marshfield News-Herald

Editor MNH:  2/4/06

What is right is not always legal, and what is legal is not always right. The law which  triples the penalty if the motive for the crime is hate for a specific group is not right since it no longer correlates the penalty to the severity of the crime but to motive. Only God sees the innermost of our heart where we hide our true feelings. This law gives to the judges all knowing  god like status. Beware of godlike judges!

Editor MNH: Running for school board I was interviewed. This interview was subsequently written up in the MNH, March 30, 2000. The reporter, Ms. E. did an excellent job keeping straight what I said. However one sentence I did not like: “German nativc M. has long been known for her adamant denial of the Holocaust.”  Denial deals with our emotions. It implies a guilt which can not be faced and is therefore not accepted. If I have to label myself I would say I am adamant holocaust rcfuter. To rcfute has a lawyerly ring to it and implies reason and logic.

Editor MNH:  4/4/05

MNH: 4/3/02

Editor MNH: 12/6/03

Editor MNH:  2/8/03

Editor MNH :  4-29-06

Editor MNH:  3/27/06

7/27/99 Editor N.H.:  After the Roman emperor,  Caligula (12 A.D. - 41 A.D.), had been assassinated the Senate with the belated courage of the cowards toward the defeated and the dead pronounced the "damnatio memoriae".  This meant that Caligula's name was erased from all documents  and his pictures and statues removed from all temples and public places. Caligula was most likely criminally insane.

Editor MNH:  7/12/03