Regarding the Thursday letter, “A case of the pot calling kettle black”:
There was an Indian barber in Kuwait who refused to put up a picture of Saddam Hussein in his barber shop when asked to by the Imperial Guard. They took him in front of his family and cut off his hands, then his head.
Your point was what?
LTC. Marc A. Smith (RET.)
Everett
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