Ken Burns is the establishment’s most noted (and notorious) court documentarian and intellectual bodyguard of the State. For decades his glossy productions have shaped and defended the “official line” or interpretation on the State’s wars, its presidential regimes, or other key historical events, personages, and public policies. As a result they enjoy high esteem and recognition in the mainstream media and court academia. His latest PBS excursion in agitprop is The Vietnam War, a ten part series that has drawn much heated controversy and harsh criticism. Here is a select sample of such commentary and analysis: Ken Burns’s ‘Vietnam War’ is No … Continue reading More PBS Lies on Vietnam