Yankee Stadium is history. George W. Bush’s presidency is history. 8-track players are history. The daily lives of cotton farmers’ wives is history. Dinosaurs are history. Yeah, it really starts to add up after awhile, and the longer we’re around, the more appreciation we have for what textbook editors and museum curators have to do – boil all the world’s incredible history down into the most concise and hopefully most accurate version of history. Dare we say that this is a near impossible task? Thankfully, books and museums about history are just the beginning, as humans use technology to find new ways to document and define history.
Kurt Nimmo / Infowars – November 23, 2009 Globalist minion Al Gore and the United Nations climate change shysters led by Phil Jones are in trouble. Last week hackers uncovered a pile of email an… more →
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Gatordoug wrote 5 minutes ago: God bless the warrios who have, and continue to keep us free. Bring the Heat tells us that one our h … more →
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braineating wrote 19 minutes ago: Just look at this incredible photoset! A trip abord the Airforce One with president Obama. The detai … more →
Robert wrote 26 minutes ago: ESPN: David Beckham and the Los Angeles Galaxy were denied a Major League Soccer title as Real Salt … more →
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dandelionsalad wrote 56 minutes ago: by Richard C. Cook Featured Writer Dandelion Salad richardccook.com November 23, 2009 The United Sta … more →
dandelion wrote 1 hour ago: The mansion house where the owner of the Iron Works resided. Built in the 18th century. These photos … more →
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erasmuslyon wrote 1 hour ago: It’s Thursday 15th January 2009, and I’m sitting in my underwear playing Football Manager. I’m doing … more →
D L Ennis wrote 1 hour ago: The morning light on the Capital building in Washington D.C. © 2009 D L Ennis, All rights reserved. … more →
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