<In 1936 George Orwell, the renowned author of the book "1984" said to his fellow writer, and chronicler of the Spanish Civil War, Arthur Koestler:

"I know it is the fashion to say that most of recorded history is lies anyway, but what is peculiar to our own age is the abandonment of the idea that history could be truthfully written."

It must have been about this date that Arthur Findlay set about the task of writing the true history of mankind from 3,500 BCE to the end of the Second World War, which he appropriately called The Curse of Ignorance. This history is written without allegiance to any country or religion and should be in every educational establishment in the world.

Ok, so this guy has some sort of ability to write the truth which nobody else possesses. Interesting. This guy has an agenda whether he knows it or not. So much for the "true" history of mankind.

I also found it interesting to see this on Rense.com where...ahem...True believers of all sorts of crap get their "truth"

-Steve G. (I also have an agenda, but at least I admit it)