Not quite understanding modern outrage

[Paul S.]

The understanding of what the causes of war are is changing. The farther we get from a conflicts the more we can actually analyze it in a unbiased manner. . . .

While this could be true, it is equally possible that those who find truth particularly troubling, or have an agenda or other motivation could just as easily promulgate an untrue version of history. This is what we are experiencing with revisionist histories.

Hence:

. . . Today is my step daughters birthday she is 42. I tell because when she was a junior in high school I looked through her history book and under the section on Viet Nam I didn't recognize what they were teaching then and I was there. What children are learning today that is called history is a far cry from what is being taught today. When Allied troops started finding the death and work camps Ike told his generals to have then take as much film and pictures as possible because somewhere down the line someone will try to deny it ever happened. Today in the middle east there are factions already claiming the Holocaust was a fake.