“Negligence.”

The French disaster can be summed up in retrospect, because, all of the western world forgets that we are at war. France had just stepped up their campaign against Isis. Signals should have been sent out to the public at large and any large groups of public activities to take precautionary measures. In the case of the concert promoters, why couldn’t they have easily hired four or more undercover police officers who would have been armed, wearing bullet proof vests with activated type phone alarms to the nearest police station? These undercover officers, placed in the proper places,  would have diminish the carnage considerably.

We spend all this money to have a good time and very little to see that those who are attending live to enjoy it.

Joseph B. Saraceno

St. Augustine of Hippo
Vol 8 Issue 46~ Editor: Rev. Fr. Courtney Edward Krier
November 14, 2015 ~St Josaphat, opn!

1. Baptism: Means of Salvation (42)
2. Twenty-fifth Sunday after Pentecost
3. Saint Albert
4. Christ in the Home (17)
5. Articles and notices

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