Power Issue 2012 Jo Lee - JO LEE Magazine

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Cameron C. Weinstat
CEO
London – England
Congratulations JO LEE on an
Anniversary Issue splendidly done.
The World’s Most Powerful becomes
a fascinating twist to the charmed
pages of JO LEE. Your presentation,
your flow of content, and your
photography are outstanding.
Metah Zarkonis
Executive
Hamburg – Germany
The Marvelous Maverick’s miniature
politics of community associations is
often intrusive and equally as trying
as major world politics. Finding
community solutions is a real
challenge and this story, Unfairness,
History And Magic, is an interesting
example. Trying to assign benefits to
need may not be even possible.
Lester B. Arthur
Book Lover
New York – New York
Mr. David C. Wesonga, Nairobi,
Kenya, brings to mind the story of
Rwanda – which I had forgotten.
(Power Of Momentum, Anniversary
Issue). It is a story of great recovery
– and I sense the USA is moving
toward withdrawal world wide –
hoping the world will leave us alone
in peace and prosperity. This article
is a great reminder of a country that
deserves our friendship.
Eri Taafe
Professor
Nuuk – Greenland
Epiphanies (A-Ha!) – Our minds are
indeed fascinating! They look at a
problem over and over to see the core
truth, or an answer to the puzzle. As
the author, Dr. Saul Levine, cleverly
states: the enlightenment that comes
in an insight, or solution, is amazing.
(Anniversary Issue 2011)
Timothy Spawn
Sr. Store Keeper
Dundee – Scotland
Powerful is the When Angels Cry
piece in the Anniversary Issue.
Organized Crime: We Must Protect
The Child – it is interesting how
different the milieu of a teen in
Africa can be from one in Canada.
In North America our teens are overindulged,
while in Africa they are
abused, tormented by criminals. Is
there ever a middle ground?
Ana McCatherty
Executive
Edmonton – Canada
In Craig Ricker’s The Digital
Divide (Anniversary Issue 2011),
the argument that Communism
does not believe in God, therefore
there can be no humanity seems
flawed in two ways. First, whether
we believe in God or not does not
affect whether there is a God; and
second, the morality of Christianity
can exist whether the government
believes in God or not. Caring for
our neighbor (person or country) is a
valid philosophy that produces results
in this world. Whether that concept
is incorporated in government action
is more a matter of democracy vs.
dictatorship. Dictators resort to
oppression in order to keep control,
while a democracy denies control to
oppressors and allows progress.
Monica De Salle
Banker
Chicago – USA
Government is too generous with
other people’s money, as read in
Pros & Ex.Cons, Anniversary issue.
I agree that the people who see
humans living in peace and sharing
their wealth are not of this world!
We can be generous as individuals,
but allocating the role of spending
“our money” to government does not
work.
JL