I have read and continue to re-read Dr. Liverpool's letter to Prime Minister Manning regarding the Trinity Cross. And I have concluded that Dr. Liverpool is a genius of a surgeon. The manner in which he methodically dissected observations proposed as being factual brought pleasure to reading. So much rubbish is penned these days that reading is gradually becoming lost as a result of other informational alternatives.

Not only did DR. Liverpool rebuff that which he believed to be artificial, he quoted sources to enable others to validate his observations, in other words he left no one in the dark. We have a tendency to look elsewhere for genius and perhaps that is as a result of historical foreign dominance, but even as that continues; Dr. Liverpool provides us with hope.

I fear that Mr. Manning will not see the folly of his ways regarding his decision to alter a distinction that has served our Nation well and that political expediency is at times a profound immorality. My intention is not to demonize my Prime Minister but rather to demonstrate that we are all human beings and subject to the frailities that make us whole, and on this one, my Prime Minister is in error. Does he have the character to right his wrong? I do not think so.