That class was a lot of fun. We were able to do a lot of group activities and listen to some very interesting guest speakers who lived through the Second World War. We were able to learn American history and about the wars they endured to become a free and independent country. Forever changing One guest speaker told us that history is forever changing which, at first, I thought was weird. But once I thought about it, I realized he was right.
History is never static, even though it has already gone by.
New discoveries are being made that rewrite what we know about the past. And how much the federal government wants to distance itself from such a costly mistake. Last month, the federal government posted a 20-page letter on its contract tendering Web site. Twelve companies have already held discussions with the federal government about providing services. It is a posting which critics of the gun registry and public service union officials call privatization.