Something is very wrong in America. Last November millions of Americans—most probably not fathoming the deepest reasons why America is in it’s twilight —voted for Donald J. Trump to “take back” their country, to: “make America great again” and to “drain the swamp” all of which amount to about the same thing.

America is broken.

Most people understand something drastic had to be done if any of the America that they once had known or remembered were to be preserved. The verdict on that campaign promise is still out, and, no doubt, given the lateness of the hour and the hitherto largely successful advances of the “new barbarians” —those forces of the Deep State who wish to sever ties to our past, reject our traditions, and remake this country into a cog in a New World Order—such a task is both monumental and requiring a kind of assistance that only a great leader can give. President Trump was elected by a narrow margin only because the process of majority rule went state by state, not by total votes.

President Trump is doing a remarkable job trying to resuscitate America but look at all of the forces against him, beginning of course with the past president Barack Obama who has not offered one word of encouragement or help.

The daily drumbeat against the president by the American left which is supported, encouraged and financed by George Soros, president Putin, the political apparatus in Washington, Hollywood and the traitors on late night TV Fallon, Kimmell, Meyers, Colbert and Maddow. these poor thinkers are comics for a reason. They can’t get real work. Maddow is a secret sex therapist; Colbert is a recovering nut-case who sees Trump characters everywhere there’s anything wrong; Meyers wasn’t funny on SNL and he hasn’t lost any of it.

Howard Zinn wrote the history book favored by the left viz., The People’s History Of the United States which weaved a seamless unified theory of oppression in which the rich and powerful afflict the poor and disenfranchised. But Howard Zinn’s “A People’s History of the United States” offers bad lessons in historical thinking, says School of Education Professor Sam Wineburg. In other words it was false.

Zinn condemns America for dropping nuclear bombs to end the Japanese wars of aggression all over Asia and Japan’s war against America.

Zinn wrongly in his history book wrote that the Japanese were prepared to surrender before the United States dropped the atomic bomb but after the death of the Emperor Hirohito his memoirs and new availability of public records, all support the position of Japan’s resolve to fight to the last. this is world class lying to undermine the moral authority of America.
Most college students come to realize that Zinn’s famous book is, —for reasons that Duberman admirably makes clear, —a pretty lousy piece of work.

The fatal flaw of Zinn’s historical work is it’s wrongness in addition to it’s shallowness, indeed the fallaciousness, of his character assault on America by an avowed but secret Marxist and America hater.

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