P Assassinated Archbishop Oscar Romero spoke of there being no peace without justice. Archbishop Romero's views are simply much of what I also share. Where there is no justice, there is no peace. And, therefore, I will continue to speak out against injustice both against others and against myself. Be it in Mongolia or Mississippi or Mexico.
Injustice reeks the same.
It leaves the same scars and it breeds the same anger everyday. They will even throw you in jail or kill you to shut you up, but then the voice will always speak sooner or later. Just read Alexander Solzhenitsyn's The Gulag Archipelago for proof of that. So I left the courtroom knowing that William Jefferson Clinton will soon be presidential history, but the courtroom of his boyhood town will still be dispensing control over the citizens of Hot Springs long after the new 43rd President is sworn-in to uphold the Constitution and Laws of these United States. No American President, from its first of George Washington, an Anglican like me, to its most recent, is sworn to uphold justice for the people.