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Why We Should Learn Our History

On this day in history, on August 10th, 1846, the Smithsonian Institution was formed with the funds of Englishman James Smithson with the expressed purpose of  “an establishment for the increase and diffusion of knowledge.”

The Smithsonian Institution still succeeds in that goal as they provide an opportunity to better understand our nation and our world to all who may wish it.

The anniversary of this seemingly trivial day in history, mixed with an abundance of footage on the news lately decrying our nation as immoral has led me to question why it actually does matter that we both learn and preserve our history.

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The Ned Ryun Podcast

Episode 14 | The Existential Threat of China
China’s negligence during the coronavirus has caused widespread damage to economies and public health throughout the globe.  This lack of leadership has illustrated the extent of the threat that the Chinese Communist Party poses to national security and the American way of life.  China has oppressed the people of Hong Kong, accelerated the growth of its military strength as seen with its heavy presence in the South China Sea, and has engaged in vast cyber-attacks against the United States.  Meanwhile, China may become the world’s largest economy in the near future.  This podcast episode fully explores the threat that the Chinese government poses to the United States and to the free world.


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