November 10, 2009 by Orlando
Filed under News and Opinion
NBC managed to discuss the anniversary of the Berlin wall and never mentioned Ronald Reagan. However, they managed to mention Hillary Clinton.
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There’s an old Soviet joke: The future is known; it’s the past that’s always changing.
Seriously, what a slap in the face to Ronald Reagan in particular and the United States in general. Discussing the fall of the Berlin Wall without mentioning Ronald Reagan is like discussing Christmas without mentioning Chr… Oh, never mind.
Anyone under the age of 20 did not live at the time of the Cold War or when Ronald Reagan was President of the United States and took on the Soviets until the end. Without their news anchors or school teachers informing them about the Cold War and the events that led up to the fall of the Wall, our young people will not know the truth about one of the greatest moments of America’s direct involvement in world history.
That, in my humble opinion, is exactly what Brian Williams and Tom Brokaw, were hoping.
Josef Stalin would’ve been proud.
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Well said, Eric.