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Letter to the editor: Get the facts

Americans have a patriotic duty to be informed about important issues before voting, to support their country.
Adversaries of the US use conspiracy theories to destabilize democracy and the country.
Conspiracy theories are not new, but social media makes them more easily shared, increasing the risk of people acting on delusions.

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Toronto Sun

Letters to the Editor, Feb. 14, 2024

5 months ago·Toronto, Canada

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Missoulian

Letter to the editor: Get the facts

It was interesting to read about the Associated Press’s look at “conspiracy theories in American politics and society.” It’s mildly reassuring to know that attraction to conspiracy theories is not a new human phenomenon.

5 months ago·Missoula, United States

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The Bakersfield Californian

Letter to the editor: We won the lottery

The odds of winning $1 billion in the lottery are almost incalculable. The odds of being a human among all the other species of plants, animals, insects, birds and fish are almost infinite! Maybe more than the stars in the…

5 months ago·Bakersfield, United States

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Times of Malta

Letters to the editor – February 14, 2024

Optional celibacyThe archbishop’s statement about the need to look at making diocesan priestly celibacy optional found resonance with many priests overseas too. The English Catholic magazine, The Tablet, on January 24 carried a letter signed by six Roman Catholic priests from Portsmouth who made their own petition about the situation in England.“The present policy of...

5 months ago

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