Special Delivery to Congress

[Ed Jewett]

Thanks, Peter, for finding the cover letter. The thing that attracted me, aside from the almost comical confrontations in which the power folk look with disdain at those who dare ask the question(s) -- these kinds of events are becoming more and more frequent -- is that there is the semblance of a nice simple tight package that can be used on the anniversary of the event upcoming to e-mail to folks.

I think the media ought to be hit heavily, but even local leaders and local business people all the way up the ladder ought to begin to get the message that "the cat is out of the bag", that there are people who are onto the "game", and that some people are taking names.

Specifically, here, there is notice of misprision but, in general, there is also a need to say to some that we will not participate, collaborate, purchase, or support you if you do not begin to wake up. Some say it is already too late; whatever the future holds, it is important that a record of facts, findings and (most importantly) stance and action be left for future generations. That is akin to what is being done here, and perhaps a link back to this place ought to be included in that package.