Info Wars
While I’m not exactly a fan of Mr. Don, I do take exception with Ms. Libby Hicks’ assessment of his circumstance (Sept. 4 Letters to the Editor). While he may end up back in office, I find it extremely hard to believe that she has some information that the rest of the world does not: a faked assassination attempt?
It seems fairly obvious to me that Ms. Hicks has never had gunfire directed towards her nor sustained any injury from it, no matter how insignificant she might think having one’s ear grazed by a bullet traveling around 2,000 feet per second might be. Sadly, while her points about what to expect may end up true, how she got there is as suspect as the man himself.
However, faulty reasoning is not acceptable or linear, no matter who the subject is. Truth requires rules; playing by them serves all.
Joseph Brooke
Point Reyes Station
Sun Fun
If our state politicians wanted to expand solar capacity to meet all our energy needs, they would reinstate the ability for homeowners to sell excess solar energy back to PG&E at the same rate they sell it. This would also solve distribution capacity problems.
Instead, Gov. Newsom caved to one of his biggest donors, rolled back this incentive and increased rates. His hand-picked public utilities commissioners do whatever Newsom demands, and Newsom does whatever PG&E demands. Follow the money.
‘San Rafael Citizen’
Via PacificSun.com
