[Ohioan]

I addressed this ridiculous posture in the essay that I posted yesterday, The Big Truth.

In my opinion, the idea that suddenly, 137 years after slavery ended in America, it has become an issue where our justly beloved First President housed his household servants, while he was in Philadelphia, is nothing but a contrived attempt at creating a controversy, designed to undermine American images with the historically illiterate. This sort of thing has become all too common since Bill Clinton was elected President. I realize that we are supposed to be done with Clinton's policies, but this sure reeks of them. I would hope that the new Administration would reverse this decision of the Park Service.

William Flax Return Of The Gods Web Site

[BlackbirdSST]

I would hope that the new Administration would reverse this decision of the Park Service. I would hope you don't hold your breath waiting, or that resounding thud we'll here, will be your head bouncing off your keyboard. Anything these scum can do to erase our heritage, they're willing to do. Out with the old in with the old, as far as administrations are concerned. This might become apparent to people when the next repub is elected and this crap continues. I want hold my breath on that one. Blackbird.

[weegee]

"The entire Liberty Bell Center is expected to cost about $12.6 million."

I wonder how much of this "compelling history" became more compelling to the activist historians when government $$$ came flowing into the area.