The
enemy within
By Harry
Mok. October
8, 2001
"People
are justified in their anger, and the United States should bring
those who planned the attack to justice. However, at this time of
great tragedy, when emotions and patriotic fervor are running high,
terrible mistakes can be made. Such was the case sixty years ago:
After Pearl Harbor, anti-Japanese sentiment exploded in the United
States, leading to the imprisonment of more than 100,000 Japanese
Americans in internment
camps during World War II.""
