This is what happens when our public schools peddle a 're-invented' American history. "We Didn't Build That."

 

 

And then it will be back to their 

colorless and boring lives in the

security of mom and dad's basement.

 

     President Barack Obama, campaigning for re-election in 2012 declared to a friendly receptive audience made up of like-minded Liberal supporters, (paraphrasing), if you have a successful business in this country, you needed the resources and 'help' of the American community (our description) to get where you are. Obama, who never built or owned a business, smugly asserting, "You didn't build that." (Sorry Gramps)

 

     Not to be outdone,  a more arrogant declaration from his spouse Michelle, advancing an obvious misleading personal biased opinion at the 2016 Democratic convention in Philadelphia, her apparent psychological issue with "waking each morning in a HOUSE BUILD BY SLAVES."

      Yes, Mrs. Obama, you are correct in your assertion that "Slaves," paid and unpaid were among those contributing to the construction of The White House, but you conveniently failed to mention the many Immigrants who were also part of the crews laboring to build that same, White House.

      Even today's re-invented American public school history books more accurately affirm, "The slaves joined a workforce that included local white laborers and artisans from Maryland and Virginia, as well as immigrants from Ireland, Scotland and other European nations." 

     Listening to today's under informed students of America's re-invented documentation of this Nation's history, is probably best displayed by these widely publicized comments, coming from two people

who have benefited more than most U-S citizens struggling to make a living,  inside the parameters of their distorted image of the American system of Capitalism.