By Rich Kozlovich
As a history buff I'm more aware of all the warts and
blemishes of American history than most - and there are a lot of them. How do I know that? Because we publish where
we’ve erred in our history books for everyone to see! If a nation can't recognize and expose the history of it's errors and flaws of character - it can't fix them.
At one time you couldn’t find anything in Japan about the
atrocities they committed in China in what is known as the
Rape of Nanking where hundreds of thousands of civilians were murdered. Or how they murdered over 250,000 civilians in China over the Doolittle Raid over Tokyo. In the town of Ihwang, “They shot any man, woman, child, cow, hog, or just about anything that moved, They raped any woman from the ages of 10 – 65, and before burning the town they thoroughly looted it.” He continued, writing in his unpublished memoir, “None of the humans
shot were buried either, but were left to lay on the ground to rot,
along with the hogs and cows.”
Then we have the modern Stalin apologists who claim that no one killed all those millions of people in Russia, and if millions did die; it wasn't Stalin's fault. But if millions did die, and Stalin did order those deaths; it was because he was trying to save millions more from the maniacs within his government. Accordingly, Stalin and Baria, his chief of the secret police, were in reality the heroes, not the villains, and all the evidence to the contrary constitutes a conspiracy of lies.
We’ve entered a long period of historical ignorance here in a country where there’s more information available from more sources than ever in human history – and we’re ignorant of it. For me that goes beyond frustrating. Below is an article written by the sister of a friend of mine whose family fled Castro’s Cuba. You might just find this worth a bit of your time for reflection.
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