The greatest President in a hundred years, famously said:
“It isn't so much that liberals are ignorant. It's just that they know so many things that aren't so.”
Here's an example:
May 4th, 1970
Four students shot at Kent State
On this day in 1970, an anti-Vietnam War demonstration at Kent State University turned deadly when the Ohio National Guard shot four unarmed students and wounded nine others, further turning public opinion against the war.
"....even peaceful protests leave students not engaged in protesting dead on a campus green, as we all witnessed at Kent St."
It that what you 'learned' about the incident, it is no wonder you feel the way you do.
But, as Alexander Pope wrote, 'A little learning is a dangerous thing....'
Let's puncture that Leftist 'peaceful protests' balloon.
The discovery adds new perspective to -- and raises new questions about -- one of the signature events of the 20th century, after four decades of spirited discussion and research."
Kent State tape indicates altercation and pistol fire preceded National Guard shootings (audio) | cleveland.com
Kent State tape indicates altercation and pistol fire preceded National Guard shootings (audio)
Which party was put in a bad light with the original story?
“It isn't so much that liberals are ignorant. It's just that they know so many things that aren't so.”
Here's an example:
May 4th, 1970
Four students shot at Kent State
On this day in 1970, an anti-Vietnam War demonstration at Kent State University turned deadly when the Ohio National Guard shot four unarmed students and wounded nine others, further turning public opinion against the war.
"....even peaceful protests leave students not engaged in protesting dead on a campus green, as we all witnessed at Kent St."
It that what you 'learned' about the incident, it is no wonder you feel the way you do.
But, as Alexander Pope wrote, 'A little learning is a dangerous thing....'
Let's puncture that Leftist 'peaceful protests' balloon.
- Instructive of the movement is the new evidence released by the FBI as to the causes of the Kent State shootings of 1970.
- “Previously undisclosed FBI documents suggest that the Kent State antiwar protests were more meticulously planned than originally thought and that one or more gunshots may have been fired at embattled Ohio National Guardsmen before their killings of four students and woundings of at least nine others on that searing day in May 1970….Yet the declassified FBI files show the FBI already had developed credible evidence suggesting that there was indeed a sniper and that one or more shots may have been fired at the guardsmen first….And a memorandum sent to FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover on May 19, 1970, referred to bullet holes found in a tree and a statue — evidence, the report stated, that “indicated that at least two shots had been fired at the National Guard.” New light shed on Kent State killings
The discovery adds new perspective to -- and raises new questions about -- one of the signature events of the 20th century, after four decades of spirited discussion and research."
Kent State tape indicates altercation and pistol fire preceded National Guard shootings (audio) | cleveland.com
Kent State tape indicates altercation and pistol fire preceded National Guard shootings (audio)
Which party was put in a bad light with the original story?
