The article by Jeff Watson on Spirituality Today in the November 2008 issue of the Tribune is interesting.  However, this sentence left me puzzled:  "We don't need to look far to hear from advocates of peace-through-strength; this doctrine finds voice in leaders  as competent as Aristotle, Washington, Weil, and Kennedy."     Who is "Weil"?  On reflection I was amazed at how many famous Weils there are, but none seem to fit the description.  It certainly would not be Simone Weil, Andrew Weil or Patrick Weil.  Could it be Rolf Weil, the economist who helped train Chicago mayor Harold Washington?.  But then maybe Washington is Harold instead of George.  Is Kennedy Jack, Bobby or Teddy?  It would probably make sense to a Brazilian, because all their soccer players have only one name and no one seems to be confused