Imagine

Let us try to step out of our perceived reality for a moment, and imagine what we would do if everything we were told or taught and believed in turned out to be wrong or a lie, what would you do? Go along to get along, be mad, get over it and go with the truth or just stick your head in the sand and pretend it is all true?
 

Keith

Moderator
Let us try to step out of our perceived reality for a moment, and imagine what we would do if everything we were told or taught and believed in turned out to be wrong or a lie, what would you do? Go along to get along, be mad, get over it and go with the truth or just stick your head in the sand and pretend it is all true?

Interesting thought, except for one small thing. We have already been told by the current generation that everything we learned was junk and that our nation IS responsible for ALL the world's ills including but not limited to:

Slavery
Concentration Camps
Ethnic Cleansing
Piracy (possibly true)
World Domination
Child Labour

etc etc

In short my generation has been made to feel guilty for just about every ill visited on mankind for the past 5-600 years ad infinitum ad nauseum and thanks to the Internet and the more scurrilous left wing rags, 'modifications' to our perceived history continue exponentially until, wracked by guilt, I want to chuck myself in front of the nearest bus.

You all do it too. Maybe not intentionally, but you continually rubbish our history and tell us what wankers we were. (Maybe not you personally Bob - but you get my drift)

The worst 'crime' of all being the familiar old statement that we 'would now be speaking German etc' without so much as an acknowledgement that without the sacrifices made, the USA would also be speaking with a guttural delivery.

So, personally, I don't have to imagine that everything I learned was wrong (such as the UK was generally a force for good in the world) - I get told it every day, and the subliminal collective guilt has neutered us as a nation.

If I picked up a history book from the 50's, almost everything in it would be 'wrong' by today's standards, with the exception of that history which is never disputed, and for that, you'll have to back almost 1,000 years.
 

Pete McCluskey.

Lifetime Supporter
Interesting thought, except for one small thing. We have already been told by the current generation that everything we learned was junk and that our nation IS responsible for ALL the world's ills including but not limited to:

Slavery
Concentration Camps
Ethnic Cleansing
Piracy (possibly true)
World Domination
Child Labour

etc etc

In short my generation has been made to feel guilty for just about every ill visited on mankind for the past 5-600 years ad infinitum ad nauseum and thanks to the Internet and the more scurrilous left wing rags, 'modifications' to our perceived history continue exponentially until, wracked by guilt, I want to chuck myself in front of the nearest bus.

You all do it too. Maybe not intentionally, but you continually rubbish our history and tell us what wankers we were. (Maybe not you personally Bob - but you get my drift)

The worst 'crime' of all being the familiar old statement that we 'would now be speaking German etc' without so much as an acknowledgement that without the sacrifices made, the USA would also be speaking with a guttural delivery.

So, personally, I don't have to imagine that everything I learned was wrong (such as the UK was generally a force for good in the world) - I get told it every day, and the subliminal collective guilt has neutered us as a nation.

If I picked up a history book from the 50's, almost everything in it would be 'wrong' by today's standards, with the exception of that history which is never disputed, and for that, you'll have to back almost 1,000 years.

Well said Hardy! Hear Hear!
 
Hoorah for the Baron.

If the world doesn't like what Britain brought to it, screw em. Screw em all. I refuse to feel ANY guilt whatsoever.
 
Yes, Sir Keith! What I need to get used to is that they've re-written the history books and then call us "revisionists" when we dispute them.

Orwell knew his shit, saw it coming in 1948 and wrote a book.
 
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