President Donald Trump today signed an executive command entitled “Restore truth and rationality of American history.”
The document confirms that there is “a large -scale effort to rewrite our nation’s history, to replace objective facts with a distorted narration led by ideology instead of the truth.”
In the claim that the Biden administration has strengthened a “ideology of erosion”, Trump's command confirms that “instead of strengthening unity and a deeper understanding of our common past, the extensive effort to rewrite history deepens societal divisions and enhances the feeling of national shame, by ignoring the progress made by America, and the continuous ideals of inspiration for millings around the world.”
The request is specifically called the Smithsonian Foundation, saying that the purpose of guidance is to “remove the improper ideology from these real estate”, including the Foundation's museums, education, research centers and the National Zoo.
It is directed that the Vice President and Director of the Administration and Budget Office is working with Congress “to ban expenditures on exhibitions or programs that analyze common American values, divide Americans on the basis of race, or strengthen programs or ideologies that do not contradict federal law and politics.” She also says that Smithsonian “will not recognize men as women in any party.”
It also directs the Minister of the Interior to “determine whether, since January 1, 2020, the general effects, memorials, statues, signs, or similar real estate within the Ministry of Judicial State have been removed or changed to perpetuate a false rebuilding of American history, which reduces the value of some historical events or other forms. If these conditions are found, the Secretary is” taking measures to re -existing effects in advance. “
The aforementioned monuments, under Trump's announcement, cannot “contain descriptions, photography, or other content that exaggerates inappropriately to Americans in the past or living (including people who live in colonial times).”
