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Truth Be Told Archive: January 2010

  • Let's Teach American History Again

    Could it be that American, and world, history has been reduced to a political agenda item? We must rise above any urges to frame the teaching, and embracing, of American history as a liberal or conservative cause. Published January 29 2010

  • A Miraculous Escape from New York City

    George Washington became known as the father of our country for outstanding leadership, character, and ability to apply wisdom at pivotal moments. Published January 25 2010

  • MLK Would Be Disappointed

    Martin Luther King, and many other sincere leaders like Abe Lincoln and others since, had a dream that character would prevail over color in treatment of Americans. Published January 18 2010

  • Radical Cures

    It’s a risky business dealing in "radical cures." For over 200 years, Americans have been willing to let the federal government conceive of and administer those cures. Published January 15 2010

  • Abstract Equality

    Is abstract equality the path to utopia? Human nature seeks prizes for success and accepts penalties for failure. When the system seeks to change human nature, new ways to win or lose emerge. Published January 9 2010

  • Future Shock 2010

    Future Shock is Alvin Tofflers term for too much change in too short a period of time. A glance at notable futurists and history indicates 2010 will be a turning point year for Americans. Published January 7 2010

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Carla Garrison

Carla Garrison

Carla writes about current issues and events with an aim toward telling the truth, using the writings of great thinkers, dead and living, as well as common sense.

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