Reflections On The Sesquicentennial

Old Virginia Blog ^ | Richard G. Williams, Jr.

[Davy Buck]

Why is the national pride of that era gone? Could it possibly have anything to do with . . .

[humblegunner]

Why excerpt?

[Nifster]

simple. the progressives for the past century have done EVERYTHING they could as they patiently worked on their plan to have a one world government of elites. Read Tragedy and Hope by Quigley. It will all become very clear

[mountainlion]

Is thee a source besides a second hand blog?

[smokingfrog]

There seems to be a rather conformist, consistent, canned and constant “beating up” of our past in America by many professional historians. National Review editor, Andrew McCarty hit the nail on the head when addressing this obsession academia has with its holding a grudge against America’s past:

What most frustrates Americans is that we are a happy, optimistic, can-do people ceaselessly harangued by media solons, delusional academics, post-sovereign Eurocrats, and the Democrats who love them. While we free and feed the world, they can’t tell us enough that we’re racist, imperialist, torturing louts. We know it’s a libel, an endless stream of slander. But we also know it’s an absurd libel. We’re tired of hearing it, but taking it too seriously would give it power it doesn’t deserve. ~ Andrew McCarthy