Our young women dont remember a time when a woman didnt have the right to make her own reproductive choices. They dont remember that it took two Supreme Court rulings to make it legal for women to use birth control. And they assume that Roe v. Wade is the law of the land and will remain that way.

For consistency, we must apply this tactic to all the major religions. We will also erect a display opposite the National Cathedral in Washington. On this we will show the violence perpetrated by the Christian terrorists on our abortion clinics. Never mind that the National Cathedral is operated by Episcopals who have liberal ideas about abortion.

I do, however, feel obligated to highlight a few particularly irritating deficiencies that strongly indicate the author, not President Obama or the CNN reporter he belittles, is full of biomass up to the eyeballs. First we must get our definitions straight.

The Mile-Hi Misery Index was at a 10-plus on a recent weekend when they had two planes in operation. What will it be like this weekend? As the Twin Otters take off and circle to jumping altitude, they regurgitate their skydivers and then race back to the airport to pick up the next pod.

CORRECTION: A July 29 story, The return of Alfalfas, incorrectly spelled the last name of Horizon Organic Dairy co-founder Paul Repetto. In addition, the article said that Alfalfas co-founder Mark Retzloff helped create Greenmont Capital in 1969. Greenmont was founded in 2003; Retzloff s Eden Foods was formed in 1969.

Ibash-I has been a spirit guide for many years on the Pearl Street Mall. Hes guided people like my children, who are now all adults and have seen him perform many times. They heard and saw much more than just a performance. Ibash-I always talked about life and the planet and human connection.

(Re: City Councils bad decorum, Uncensored, July 22.) Imagine you are standing in a courtroom (a parking ticket, armed robbery your choice). As you rise, you take off your clothes except for your panties and start yelling at the judge for keeping his front door open.

Alan Blooms letter in your July 15 issue accurately describes the Rocky Mountain Peace and Justice Center as irrelevant (Peace center is irrelevant). The Boulder address, I think, undermines its mission. Beyond that, the good Mr. Blooms simplistic, meaningless rhetoric (.

(Re: 27 years of activism, cover story, July 8.) There is no more irrelevant organization than the Rocky Mountain Peace and Justice Center, and I have to wonder why you wasted so much column space on this group of accomplishment-challenged earth muffins.

Among Ward Churchills trademarks (snide remarks, long-winded pontification, deceit, pompous jargon, etc.) is his delight in guilt-tripping white liberals, the core element of his own political constituency. His July 1, 2010, Boulder Weekly essay (The opposite of everything is true, cover story) purports to quote Kwame Ture (Stokeley Carmichael).