Why are we at war. How do we change our situation? Each American citizen should ask:
How honest am I?
How moral am I?
How kind and gentle?
How spiritual?
If you think your answers to these questions have no relationship to the war — think again. Look at history. Our president didn't lead us into war. You and I did!
Doramae Michael
Brigham City
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