@chicagojcb I think that the Economist allows only a limited number of visits each month.

Similar moves are afoot in Australia where many of the so called historical leaders whose names are now widely used are known for the malfeasant behaviour not only against First Nations People but convicts and others. One of Australia's earliest poets, a convict, wrote a poem that will delight many of the members of Agnostics:
[frankthepoet.blogspot.com.au]
There is also a video recording on YouTube.
The poem delights in naming some of the characters destined for hell who are now still commemorated by statues, street names and towns or locations.

[themonthly.com.au]

Want to see how the replacement of foxnews will see the trump administration 15 years from now?

As a Canadian I am not impressed this is the equivalent to putting lipstick on a pig. Hundreds of first Nations settlements lack clean safe drinking water and the children there get an education funded at a fraction of the rate of other children living in those provinces or territories and this is the best the Liberal Party of Canada can come up with, FFS.

Good article. Thanks.

I have thought tis for the longest time. In American history in high school they teach about the boston tea party and the rebellion of the taxes. What they neglect to say is the tea party had nothing to do with tea. They were protecting the molasses that was used to make rum.

history is about humans past good and bad so winners like news are biased therefore wrong. hitler and Stalin and isis have a place just the same.