I rarely read Tony Baker’s letters because they usually are filled with innuendo, half truths, and hate, but curiosity got the best of me and I read Friday’s letter. I was not disappointed. Same old nonsense.

A recently released U.N. report warns of another alarming impact worsened by the climate crisis — the extinction of an estimated million species. As disturbing as that prediction is, based on public reaction it appears that the implications are either being misunderstood or recklessly ignored.

Why is it important to take care of our mental health? Whether an illness affects your heart, your leg or your brain, there should be no distinction. All areas of mental health should be treated with the same attention and care.

The Mueller Report finds no basis for collusion and there will be no indictments for obstruction, so let’s move on. Impeachment is warranted by rule of law but is not relevant to anyone concerned with health care, wages, climate change, human rights, infrastructure, education, or immigration…

Nearly all American families have stories like my Uncle Charlie’s, who died in France in 1944. Although he was given the Silver Star, I never met him, as I was 6 months old when he was killed. I wish I had known him, as those who did later told me he was a great guy.

Progressives, Walter Johnsons and Debbie and Dickie Downers of our country tell us to look to Norway, Sweden, and Finland as examples of how wonderful life is under socialism for the people of those countries. So I did.

The May 21 opening of beautiful Oceanview Beach Park on Jekyll Island was a further demonstration that Jekyll is becoming a model of handicap accessibility.