Title: Mcgowanjm Wire 2012 Source:
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The abolition of historical memory is one of the worst aspects of modernity: it is certainly the most depressing. For the modern man, it’s an effort to recall what happened last week, never mind the last century. The news cycle spins madly and ever-faster, and the result is that we are lost in the blur of Now: for all intents and purposes, we are a people without a history, who recall past events – if we remember them at all – as one would summon a vague and confusing dream.
we are a people without a history, who recall past events – if we remember them at all – as one would summon a vague and confusing dream.
That's from Justion Raimondo at
Oh, bullshit. I can tell you where I was when the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor and I can tell you what my father told me about WWI and what my grandfather told me about the Spanish American War and I can tell you how a very great great uncle died in the French and Indian War...
...and, I can tell you what I know about Ancient Greece and the Roman Empire and I am not a history major.
Jan 8, 2012 – The book's title comes from the actual words of the coded signal authorizing the attack on Pearl Harbor – East Wind Rain -- which was ...
The USS Lexington sailed from Pearl Harbor less than 2 weeks before the attack.
Against the repeated calls from the Pearl Harbor Commander for more air cover.
Not one Carrier was anywhere near Pearl on December 7.
