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Because those who neglect the lessons of history are doomed to repeat the same mistakes others have made in the past. This is the only passion in life I have left now; to be a "warner",a voice crying in the wilderness, nobody was listening in 2003 when I was screaming at the top of my lungs that Iraq would become a new Viet Nam. Nor about conventional warfare in Afghanistan, when I advocated a massive strike against al Qaeda strongholds alone. Now I'm a broken old warrior scheduled for a backwater posting for my final tour before retirement. Maybe completion of my PhD and an academic chair at my alma mater will serve as a "bully pulpit", should I decide to live. +5
For some,its a need to learn how to repeat 6 thousand years of mistakes
So we remember the atrocities committed and strive to never repeat them.
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If history is forgotten it is doomed to repeat itself.
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to learn from the past
we sometimes really do not want reminding of history and i all ways ask why is most of the history we are taught is about wars and tragic events . +4
I dont think we need to, only those who like it should study it.
Lets see, maybe to learn about the past.
to learn from past mistakes +5
Because to understand what's going on currently, you need to understand the past. There's a saying: history repeats itself and it's quite true. Most of the things going on around you went on in the past.
To see how tyrrany repeats itself
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+6 ((hugs)) very glad to see you, tom
by -Icy- on November 7th, 2009
Thank you.....sorry for your loss. +6
by nutmegcollector on November 7th, 2009