They presented the facts and refrained from personal judgments and slanted writing that uses adjectives and adverbs designed to influence readers. Many so-called news reporters today seem to think readers or listeners do not have sufficient intelligence to understand. Some of us are capable of judging the facts. Thanks for the three articles. For us Depression kids, it was a reiteration of the times of our lives.
War is hell, but sometimes there seems to be no alternative.
HOW ignorant some people can be. Although this won't help when users are online, I am surprised that unplugging the phone line hasn't become part of their standard procedure when they aren't. Granted, some people must stay connected, but for the vast majority of people a disconnect from the outside world eliminates the path for hackers to access their system whether at home or at work. So the school installs metal detectors, sends educators to FBI violence prevention workshops, and gets instruction on behavioral profiling. I guess the goal is to identify alienated, angry children.