https://www.google.com/amp/s/nypost...-the-top-according-to-new-biography/amp/It was a matter of time. I don’t understand why these people need to tear down American heroes. Eventually they will be demanding his statues be removed.
Certainly. They are paid communist agitators. Ultimately, the devil is behind our country's slow descent. Rust never sleeps.
Tear down heroes is part of the tearing down of America
Imagine having the ability to inspire 2400 men on Christmas day to cross the Delaware and fight after being starved for months. Sure the guy had slaves but he was born into a slave culture. If he was alive now I imagine he wouldnt be pro slavery. He lost some battles but never lost his army. He repeatedly went all in for the red, white, and blue and is worthy. If we are going to take "American heros" down a peg based on what they did before events that immortalized them then lets start with Martin Luther King jr.
How better to continue their agenda than to take down the 'Father of our Country'?
They aren't gonna do ol' George any harm.
Nor do they really even want to.
It's you and I they are attacking. And the nation we grew up in. And freedom our ancestors fought and died for.
The story is bullschit, I ain't never seen no 1/2" gap in his front teeth.........
They keep moving the battlefield closer and closer.
Take down all de White men.......dey all be racists.
If we are going to take "American heros" down a peg based on what they did before events that immortalized them then lets start with Martin Luther King jr.
Good point. But some folks here do delight in pointing out MLK’s very evident flaws.
And in Washington’s strike on Trenton his men were up all night on a frigid mid-winter night to take on an elite military unit, of of those improbable feats of fortitude and daring such as you’d find in a work of fiction. Brilliant!
When Kiing George III heard that General Washington had refused to become the king of America, he was amazed, and said that Washington was probably the greatest man in the history of the world.
Something else:
In 1783, senior US officers decided to march on Philadelphia and take over the government. The government was incompetent. Pay and provisions had not been provided. They set up a meeting to plan this and hoped General Washington would join them.
He did.
Washington began to read a prepared speech. The old man stumbled and mumbled at the words. Then he said, "Excuse me," and fished around in his pockets for some spectacles, putting them on.
"Just as my hair has gone gray in the service of my country, so I have given up my eyesight."
With that there was not a dry eye in the place, and the coup ended.
Next they'll want to change Washington DC to Stalin DC...or District of Indian.
The author of the book is a Jewish woman. Anyone surprised?
Next they'll want to change Washington DC to Stalin DC...or District of Indian.
I'm surprised they haven't changed the name to MLKville.
As stated in other threads... Orwell was a prophet...
Always my favorite president.
CNN loves this woman...hmmmmm?
More leftist bullschitt.... but be very aware... they'll be teaching this crap to your kids and grandkids in school, from the first grade on.... the communist propaganda wing of the 'liberal left' is academia....
More leftist bullschitt.... but be very aware...
they'll be teaching this crap to your kids and grandkids in school, from the first grade on.... the communist propaganda wing of the 'liberal left' is academia....When this current crop of students can vote, this country's going down.
The History Channel is showing a multi-part documentary about George Washington, right now. I have some of it recorded and will begin watching when all is recorded.
If we are going to take "American heros" down a peg based on what they did before events that immortalized them then lets start with Martin Luther King jr.
Good point. But some folks here do delight in pointing out MLK’s very evident flaws.
And in Washington’s strike on Trenton his men were up all night on a frigid mid-winter night to take on an elite military unit, of of those improbable feats of fortitude and daring such as you’d find in a work of fiction. Brilliant!
I agree and raised this same point in the MLK thread.
Freedom is soooo 1770’s/1960’s....
It’s all about “free stuff”, now....