Posted on Sep 30, 2018
Parliament's statue of Cromwell becomes latest memorial hit by 'rewriting history' row
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It seems that we are not alone in the current fad of "rewriting history" and tearing down statues to appease contemporary sensibilities.
Parliament's statue of Cromwell becomes latest memorial hit by 'rewriting history' row
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History is the past, knowing history helps guide us so past mistakes are not repeated.
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I have a bad feeling that most of what I was taught while likely be written out (some of it already has). I keep telling my kids to learn all you can and to be surprised when they do learn something and it's completely different a few years later. I find it bothersome that we re-write the things we do not agree with to fit the narrative of the time.
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CPT Jack Durish
If your children are to learn it, it must come from you. Indoctrination has replaced education in our schools and the history you and I learned is considered subversive. My granddaughters often look at me in wonder as I recount "our story" as I learned and lived it and fear that I may be a demon from hell by the standards their teachers are setting
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CW3 Michael Bodnar
CPT Jack Durish - Exactly. I often get into heated discussions with their teachers because of the garbage they teach and how they approach teaching it. I think they also need to remove personal feelings from the classroom setting altogether.
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