In David Miller's account of the colonization of America would there be a
'chapter' critiquing the treatment of the people who were there when those
such as yourself arrived? In bullet point form please outline the issues to
be addressed in this 'chapter'.

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From: "David Miller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: December 04, 2004 11:09
Subject: Re: [TruthTalk] American Indians


> David Miller wrote:
> >> ..the liberal propaganda spewed out about the American Indians.
>
> Gary wrote:
> > myth (the recent TT analyses in question drew
> > from Rush Limbaugh's Thanksgvg discourse)
>
> LOL.  Stay on track, Gary.  The liberal propaganda spewed out about the
> American Indians is exactly what that discourse by Rush Limbaugh was
about.
> Following is an excerpt from Laura's email (11/25/2004 12:07 am) that
shared
> this with us.
>
> ***************
> When I was going to grade school and it was time to teach us about
> Thanksgiving, the basic synopsis of what I was told was the Pilgrims
arrived
> at Plymouth Rock, a bunch of destitute white people. When they arrived;
they
> had no clue what to do, didn't know how to grow corn, didn't know how to
> hunt, basically didn't know how to do anything. And if it weren't for the
> Injuns who befriended them and gave them coats and skins and taught them
how
> to fish and shared their food and corn with them, the Pilgrims wouldn't
have
> survived and the Pilgrims thanked them by killing them and taking over the
> country and bringing with them syphilis, environmental destruction,
racism,
> sexism, bigotry and homophobia.
>
> That's basically the Thanksgiving story we were all raised with. The
latter
> part of that has been recently added as part of the politically correct
> multicultural curriculum. But basically the story of Thanksgiving that we
> all had was that the Pilgrims arrived, were basically inept, incompetent
> white people, the Indians were very compassionate and nice and shared
> everything that they had with them and for their thanks, the Pilgrims
wiped
> them out, created the cavalry and basically took over the country, stole
it
> from them, and then amen -- and so we all grew up thinking that that's
what
> happened. The Indians were great people but now they live on reservations
> and how did this happen since they were so nice to us way back when.
That's
> not anywhere near the truth. It really is nowhere near the truth. I have
the
> real story in the book.
> ...
> "Well, folks, let's allow our real undoctored American history lesson to
> unfold further. If our schools and the media have twisted the historical
> record when it comes to Columbus, they have obliterated the contributions
of
> America's earliest permanent settlers, the Pilgrims. Why? Because they
were
> a people inspired by profound religious beliefs to overcome incredible
odds.
> Today, public schools are simply not teaching how important the religious
> dimension was in shaping our history and our nation's character. Whether
> teachers are just uncomfortable with this material or whether there's been
a
> concerted effort to cover up the truth, the results are the same. Kids are
> no longer learning enough to understand and appreciate how and why America
> was created.
> ...
> **************
>
> Peace be with you.
> David Miller.
>
>
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