New Oberlin Post of Veterans for Peace Chapter 39 opposes military terrorism.
Veterans for Peace is a national organization of veterans opposed to the initiation of military force, especially to interfere with the internal affairs of other societies. The veterans group is an educational and humanitarian non-for-profit organization dedicated to the abolishment of war.
Veterans For Peace Chapter 39 meets monthly every first Friday at Saint Paul's Church in Cleveland Heights, Ohio. The Chapter contact is Art Dorland.
When several Lorain County veterans began to attend chapter meetings, they determined to start a post in Oberlin that meets weekly at noon for free pizzalunch at the Oberlin Public Library, South Main Street, Oberlin, Ohio. Oberlin resident and World War II veteran Michael Kay was voted Post Commander.
On January 31st, Jim Minnery, a retired Department of Defense accountant noted for whistle-blowing on the millions of tax victims money missing and unaccounted for from government coffers, gave a talk about his Vietnam experiences as an interrogator. Torture has always been used by Uncle Sam, and it's past time this inhumane practice was stopped, along with state terrorism.
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