BRITAIN TRIED TO BLAME US, AS THEY ALSO HAD BLAMED GERMANY FOR WWI NOT JUST II

In both cases, it was and is a failure of will, and not merely the will of the British people, but of Europeans.

Of course, the Russians were also to blame, as well as to thank, and to fend off. 

See Howard's passage below. 

There was only an element of truth in it.

Tuesday, July 28, 2020

GOVERNMENT HOUSE CALCUTTA

Don't apologize about the British Empire for me. 

My view is they should have kept it, and fought the Americans to do it. But Britain itself was shot through with its own fatal liberalism.

Look, now, at what the forced leftist American alternative has been, since WWII.

Friday, July 3, 2020

JULY 4 1776 THE FIRST PEOPLE TO REVOLT WHITE COLONISTS CLAIMED ENSLAVEMENT

"Only one thing could have prolonged the existence of the European Empires---the continuing approval and support of the United States. It was the denial of that support that spelled the end of the old European Empires. The citizens of the United States had not joined in the Second World War to prop up a system of imperial domination against which they had been the first people to revolt. And it has been with genuine bewilderment that they find themselves today so generally reviled as its inheritor....."

Sir Michael Howard, Lessons Of History, "1945--End of an Era?"

See The 1619 Project

See also, now, Britain's Colonial Countryside Project in conjunction with the National Trust:

 Colonial Countryside, a youth-led history and creative writing project between 60 primary schools and the National Trust 

THE 1619 PROJECT ORIGINAL SIN OF WHITE PEOPLE EXPORTED TO BRITAIN AS COLONIAL COUNTRYSIDE

Friday, July 3, 2020

JULY 4 1776 THE FIRST PEOPLE TO REVOLT WHITE COLONISTS CLAIMED ENSLAVEMENT

"Only one thing could have prolonged the existence of the European Empires---the continuing approval and support of the United States. It was the denial of that support that spelled the end of the old European Empires. The citizens of the United States had not joined in the Second World War to prop up a system of imperial domination against which they had been the first people to revolt. And it has been with genuine bewilderment that they find themselves today so generally reviled as its inheritor....."

Sir Michael Howard, Lessons Of History, "1945--End of an Era?"

See The 1619 Project