Memory Hole Gets Crowded

[Twoller]

Of course, nobody can control the past. But, by controlling what can be published in reporting the past, you do indeed control people's perception of the present and their anticipation of the future. Our perception of the past should be constantly evolving as we better understand the world and our existence. We know things about the universe and humanity that the people who founded our government could never have known.

Regretably, dispite revolutions in knowledge and technology, it becomes more and more true that they knew things that too many citizens of the US ought to know but don't.

[Jeanfromfillmore]

“Replacing the term ‘American” with “Global Citizen’—stating that students need to be shaped ‘for responsible citizenship in a global society’ without any mention of citizenship in American society”; and
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This is what really bothers me. The globalist at work, wanting all US citizens to not have any pride in ourselves as citizens.

[Twoller]

Unless you can pay the air fare for regular intercontinental travel, there is no such thing as a "global society" nor is there any such thing as global citizenship. They are pushing a myth, and what they want is submission to claims of global authority which are as old as the Catholic church.