NOT so "great" Britain subjugated - New national history curriculum mandates Islamic history but makes British history optional

In this case Santayana’s famous adage, “Those who do not remember the past are condemned to repeat it,” doesn’t apply.

As Britain forgets its past and teaches the alleged glories of Islamic civilization instead, young Britons will not value Britain or think it worth defending.

This is a curriculum designed for those who are being readied for submission and subjugation. “Schools teach Islamic history… but ignore 1066 and all that,” by Camilla Tominey, Express, February 29, 2016:

History teachers are being told pupils need not study British kings and queens The Campaign for real education claims the new national curriculum for history makes the teaching of landmark events and personalities in British history “non-statutory”. This means key moments such as the reign of Elizabeth I and the Battle of Waterloo do not have to be taught.

However, teaching about some foreign civilisations, including Ancient Greece, is compulsory. CRE chairman Chris McGovern said: “No landmark event in British history has to be taught. Magna Carta, the two world wars and Winston Churchill, for example, are included in the curriculum as non-statutory examples of what teachers ‘could include’. Previously teaching of the world wars was compulsory.

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