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American History

ificandream

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4. Unfortunately, now ...

Reply to elleng (Original post)

Fri Feb 4, 2022, 12:26 PM

Feb 2022

... we have too many "experts" (e.g. pundits) who claim to know it all, especially on the right-wing trash networks. Back then the experts were respected. Too bad we don't have that today.

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What We Can Learn From How the 1918 Pandemic Ended [View all] elleng Feb 2022 OP

Difficult to compare previous pandemics to covid bucolic_frolic Feb 2022 #1

I wasn't aware 1920 was so widespread nitpicker Feb 2022 #2

A brilliant piece by the excellent author and scholar, John Barry. GoneOffShore Feb 2022 #3

Unfortunately, now ... ificandream Feb 2022 #4