Category Archives: Open Letters

Kim Jong Crazy

Posted on September 15, 2009 by Bill Ferriter

I think North Korea's dictator is a hypocrite. I wish the North Korean's could have voted against Kim Jong IL instead of just getting stuck with him. One of the reasons I dislike Kim Jong IL is because treats his people unjustly. Kim Jong IL found out … Continue reading →

Posted in Asia-Pacific, Open Letters | Leave a comment

The Warlord’s Return

Posted on March 23, 2009 by Bill Ferriter

You knew him, you loved him, and now he's back as the Blurb's Senior Assistant Editor in Chief (or am I the Blurb's Junior Editor in Chief?).  In my first independent post, I will write an open letter to newly … Continue reading →

Posted in Open Letters | 1 Comment

An Open Letter to the President of Sudan. . .

Posted on February 18, 2008 by Bill Ferriter

Dear Mr. Omar Hasan Ahmad al-Bashir, I have recently heard of your rather, irresponsible and immature activities. Do you honestly think you are doing good things to Sudan? Is genocide the answer to solve your problems? To me it doesn’t … Continue reading →

Posted in Africa, Open Letters | 5 Comments

A Resolution on Genocide. . .

Posted on February 15, 2008 by Bill Ferriter

We’ve been working with Mr. Mayo’s class to raise awareness on the genocide occurring in Darfur lately and have lots of good stuff starting to cook.  Perhaps most impressively, we found another class on our hallway that had just finished … Continue reading →

Posted in Open Letters | 1 Comment

An Open Letter on Sudan. . .

Posted on February 14, 2008 by Bill Ferriter

An Open Letter to the World: I would like to inform you about a recent event happening in Sudan.  In the province of Darfur, genocide is occurring.  So far, over 500,000 Black Africans have been killed and 2,500,000 displaced by … Continue reading →

Posted in Africa, Open Letters | 2 Comments