November 29, 2012Dear Sir,I am grateful that you have considered and subsequently published my letters recently in The Royal Gazette. I regard myself as a man of principle and honesty; particularly to issues that concern my fellow beings, that truth should prevail in all circumstances. To that end, one should stand by one’s convictions. A man/woman who “stands for nothing, will fall for anything”. My concern is that apparently some members of our community, lack the intestinal fortitude to publicly sign/autograph their values or opinions (re: letters to the Editor). Why is that? Could it be shame or guilt? Or, are they disingenuous in their mission/motive? Are they preoccupied with the opinion of others? I encourage others not to ‘hide’ behind aliases, believe in what you believe in, to stand firm in whatever passion, belief, philosophy and ideology you hold dear to your heart.GLENN CHASEWarwick