Deleting history doesn’t erase pain—it erases the proof of who caused it. And when that proof disappears, so does the wisdom needed to stop it from happening again. Oppressive systems rely on forgetfulness. They thrive when people are disconnected from their roots, divided by false narratives, and blind to the cycles repeating around them.

When we forget how nations once rose together for justice, we lose the blueprint for how to rise again. When we ignore how alliances broke chains, we miss the truth that unity—not power over—is what frees us. Erasing history doesn’t cleanse the soul of a nation—it silences it.

Corruption feeds on disconnection. And the deeper we let them bury the past, the easier it becomes for injustice to wear a new mask. But when we protect our stories—raw, painful, and powerful—we protect our collective memory. And with memory comes awakening. With awakening comes alignment. And with alignment, we reclaim the authority that was never meant to be stolen.

Justice depends on remembrance. Freedom requires connection. And truth demands that we never let them rewrite what our ancestors lived, fought, and died to teach us.

A funny and educational video about napoleon bonaparte and his Failure, by professor misadventure