May 22, 2000
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Letter to
Canada's Governor General Hitler
Also Pinned Medals on Nazi "Heroes"
Re.
Proposed Medal for Gen. Wesley Clark |
FROM
PHOENIX, ARIZONA
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A Letter to
Canada's Governor General
May 22, 2000
Subject: Your
May 18 announcement re. Gen. Clark
Honorable Adrienne Clarkson,
Adolf Hitler also pinned medals on "deserving" Nazi
"heroes." Do you want to emulate that western leader's
steps in history when you pin the Meritorious Service Medal on
the unindicted war criminal Gen. Wesley Clark for his
"indefatigable efforts" in annihilating Serb
civilians?
In case you haven't heard, NATO bombers under Gen. Clark's
command killed over 2,000 civilians, 79 of them children, during
the 79-day air campaign. You may wish to check out the enclosed
letter to the Toronto Star for additional details.
Regards,
Bob Djurdjevic, Truth in Media, Phoenix, Arizona |
On June 1, we received the following reply from the Governor
General's office in Ottawa:
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June 1, 2000
On behalf of the Governor
General of Canada, I thank you for your recent e-mail. The
Governor General has taken due note of your concerns
regarding the award of a Meritorious Service Cross to U.S.
General Wesley Clark.
The Governor General
bestows honours on behalf of all Canadians to recognize
merit in various fields of endeavour. All honours including
the Order of Canada, Bravery and the Meritorious Service
Decorations are awarded by the Governor General on the
advice of duly constituted committees. In accordance with
the regulations of the military division of the Meritorious
Service Decorations, a military advisory committee reviews
files of candidates and the Chief of the Defence Staff
recommends names to the Governor General.
On the Governor General's
instructions, your comments have been brought to the
attention of the Meritorious Service Decorations Advisory
Committee (military division) and of the Chief of the
Defence Staff.
Again, thank you for
writing to the Governor General.
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