clark115 (@blondie115)

#ChristJesusisKing As I mentioned in that column, since 2019, the museum has removed “American history” from its mission and instead adopted a pledge to highlight the “infinite richness and complexity of our past.” The museum’s director said the change was an explicit effort to move away from “the ‘America First’ mentality.” #splc #quitccp #climatehoax #twotieredjustice #scottwiener #robbonta Similarly, our founders’ stories have mostly been replaced with moral indictments of their various flaws — many of which are related to the facts of living in the late 18th century. And much of the story of our founding itself has been similarly laced with presentist judgement and progressive criticism. The founding virtues on which our country was built are treated as a footnote at the bottom of a long letter of apology. While the rest of the nation recently celebrated 250 years of independence, the Smithsonian currently describes the two most crucial events in early American history — Christopher Colombus’ discovery of the New World in 1492 and the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776 — under the heading “Unsettling the Continent.” In a real sense, the flagship museum for our national history is calling into question whether our nation should even exist. As I wrote last week, this projects a terrible message to our enemies and allies alike. But the most damaging effect will be on our own people. The Smithsonian National Museum of American History has taken overtly political, unpopular ideological stances and appears to be seeking to spread its apologist, defeatist worldview to future generations of Americans. https://www.gingrich360.net/p/the-smithsonians-anti-american-history?utm_source=post-email-title&publication_id=5930145&post_id=207961804&utm_campaign=email-post-title&isFreemail=false&r=1m8wki&triedRedirect=true&utm_medium=email