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Dear Editor:

Doug Collins -brings. a
breath of fresh air to a medi
that caters to the: fringe minor-
ity.of people who fall into the
‘clivist, groups ‘representing

minorities, feminists, homo.
sexuals, etc.

Ido not agree with the tone.

in. many of his articles, but he
‘is dead right on many of the
things he exposes.

As a Canadian who is total-
ly fed-up with the politically
correct hype we generally get
from news -and broadcast

“media, it is refreshing to have
someone expound the normal
family values that this country
was founded on. and which
now are frequently derided _by
the media, ;
Unfortunately the Canada
that once was is no longer, and
we. are sinking ‘into the same
‘kind of society that is south of
bur border.
+, “Anyone who does not agree
that the: Holocaust has been
over-exploited for years must
_ be blind to reality.

». Terrible things were done in.
tiie Second World War. It’s a
pity Doug Collins seems to be
siding with the “nut” who said

the Holocaust did not happen,
but may he long continue. to
write, for the “North Shore
News. °

Trevor Greenwood

West Vancouver

Dear Editor:

We are ted to believe that the
RCMP Were performing a commu-
nity service when they slowed traf.
fie to allow natives’ to distribute
brochures’ on the highway) near
Penticton, :

J would suggest that the RCMP
would not perfor this service for

, Greenpeace, or the Girl Guides, or

the Fraser Institute, or the NbP for
that matter,

Thankfully tralfic was nat

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A dose of objectivity ||

inconvenienced for long, but what

message has been sent? |
Wil the Squamish Band be
extended the same courtesy if they.

wish to distribute literature at the’ +
north end of the \. ions Gate!

Bridge?

Jose of objectivity and reality,
We certaindy: don’t have it
how,
Jeremy Daiten
West Vanecodver-Capihing MLA

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