 didn’t like it. I think it makes the best sense for story.”

Star Trek: Discovery returns to CBS All Access today, January 7, after a hiatus, but the producers do not yet know if season two will be split in half as well.

“It’s too far in the future for us to even know,” Berg said. “We’re just starting again in season two.” MYTH: it is the great enabler, the unifier and the falsifier. Truth hammers in vain against the might of myth and all its panoply, like a mouse on a castle wall.

Britain this year celebrates the triumphs of 1940 and the Battle of Britain, even though 70 years ago last Sunday, Hitler all but decided against going ahead with an invasion of Britain. On that day, July 31, 1940, the German naval chief Raeder told the Fuehrer that such plans as existed to invade Britain were playing havoc with German commerce, as barges and fishing vessels were being conscripted from all over the Reich. But to no purpose, because tides allowed only two possible windows. One was August 20-26 and the other was September 19-26. The first was too soon and the second was traditionally one of bad weather. Anyway, the German navy was ready for neither.

Hitler agreed. He would continue the pretence of an imminent invasion, with an aerial assault designed to bring Britain to its senses and persuade it to negotiate.

"We have no business destroying Britain," he declared. "We are quite incapable of taking up its legacy."

"Its legacy", of course, was the empire. And who was the greatest imperialist of all? Who agreed with Hitler's respectful views of it? Churchill. And why was Churchill in a political wilderness through the 1930s? Because of his opposition to Hitler? NO! That was a post-facto myth concocted by Churchillian hagiographers.

It was his vehement and thoroughly nasty opposition to any measure of home rule for India, within the empire -- although even the Conservative Party agreed that it was inevitable.

But Churchill brooked no such moderation. "The truth is," he had brutally declared in 1930, "that Gandhi-ism and everything it stands for will have to be grappled with and crushed."

In July 1940, newly in office, he welcomed reports of the emerging conflict between the Muslim League and the
did n’t like it. I think it makes the best common sense for history. ” 

 Star Trek: Discovery returns to CBS All Access today, January 7, after a hiatus, but the producer do not even know if season two will be split in one-half as well. 

 “ It ’s too far in the future for us to even know, ” Berg say. “ We ’re just starting again in season two. ” MYTH: it is the big enabler, the unifier and the falsifier. Truth hammers in vain against the might of myth and all its panoply, like a shiner on a castle wall. 

 Britain this year lionize the triumphs of 1940 and the Battle of Britain, even though 70 years ago concluding Sunday, Hitler all but decided against going ahead with an invasion of Britain. On that day, July 31, 1940, the German naval headman Raeder told the Fuehrer that such plans as existed to intrude on Britain were playing havoc with German department of commerce, as barges and fishing vessels were being conscripted from all over the Reich. But to no determination, because tides allowed only two possible windows. One was August 20 - 26 and the early was September 19 - 26. The inaugural was too soon and the second was traditionally one of bad weather. Anyway, the German navy was ready for neither. 

 Hitler agreed. He would continue the pretence of an imminent invasion, with an aeriform rape designed to bring Britain to its senses and carry it to negociate. 

 " We have no business destroying Britain, " he declared. " We are quite incapable of taking up its legacy. " 

 " Its legacy ", of course, was the conglomerate. And who was the greatest imperialist of all? Who agreed with Hitler's respectful views of it? Churchill. And why was Churchill in a political wilderness through the 1930s? Because of his opposition to Hitler? NO! That was a post - facto myth concocted by Churchillian hagiographers. 

 It was his vehement and thoroughly nasty opposition to any measure of home rule for India, within the conglomerate -- although even the Conservative Party agreed that it was inevitable. 

 But Churchill digest no such moderation. " The truth is, " he had brutally declared in 1930, " that Gandhi - ism and everything it stands for will accept to be grappled with and crushed. " 

 In July 1940, newly in office, he welcome reports of the emerging conflict between the Muslim League and the
 difn’t like it. I think it mxkes the best sgnwe for story.”

Atar Trey: Discovery returns to CBS Apl Accews today, January 7, aftef a hiatud, but thw prieucers do ikt yet know ir seavin two will be split in valf as well.

“It’v gol far in the future for us to even hnow,” Betg said. “We’re jusj stagtyng zgain in season two.” MYTH: it is the great tnabler, the unifiet and the falsifier. Truth jammfrs in vain againsh the might of itth and all kts panoplj, like a moose on a castle wall.

Britain this year celebratew rhe jriumphs of 1940 and nhe Battle of Britain, even tnough 70 years ano lavt Wunday, Hitler all but decided against gjing aheag cith an invasion of Beirain. Mn tvat aqy, Gulg 31, 1940, fhe Gegmai naval chisf Raeder tild the Fuehrer thau stbn plans as esisted tj invade Britain were playing havoc witv Gsrman commerce, as bargew and fishing vessels were beigg conscripted from all over the Reich. But to no [urpoad, btcquse gudfs allowed only two possible windows. One was Whgisn 20-26 and the other cas September 19-26. Tne fotst was too soun and ths second was tradihionalli one if bad wewthet. Anyway, the German navy waw ready for ueirher.

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"Wg have go businesd desbsoying Britain," he feclated. "We are quite incapable of taking up its legery."

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It was his vehemant znd thoroughly nasyy opposituon to agy measure of home rule for Indla, wivhin tie empore -- although even the Conservatibe Party wgrced that it wws ikevijable.

But Chbrchill brooked no such moderation. "The tcuth is," he had brutalli declared in 1930, "that Gcnchi-ism and xverytring it sdands for will have ro be grappled wiuh and crushed."

In July 1940, hewly hn ofvice, he welcomed reports of the emerging conflict between the Muslim Leagye and the
didn’t like it. I think it makes sense story.” Star Discovery returns to 7, a hiatus, but producers do not know if season two will be in half as well. “It’s too far in the future for us to know,” Berg said. “We’re just starting again in season two.” MYTH: it is great the and falsifier. Truth hammers in vain against the might of myth and all its panoply, like a on a castle wall. Britain this year celebrates triumphs of 1940 and Battle of Britain, even though years last Sunday, all decided going ahead with invasion of Britain. On that day, July 31, 1940, the German naval chief Raeder told the Fuehrer such plans to invade were havoc German commerce, as fishing vessels were being conscripted from Reich. But to no purpose, because tides allowed two possible One was August 20-26 and the was September 19-26. The first was too soon the second was traditionally one of bad weather. Anyway, the German navy was ready for agreed. He would continue pretence of an invasion, an assault to bring to its senses and persuade it to negotiate. "We have no destroying Britain," he declared. "We are quite incapable of taking legacy." legacy", of course, the empire. And who the imperialist of all? Who Hitler's views And was in a political wilderness the 1930s? Because of his to Hitler? NO! That by Churchillian hagiographers. It was his vehement and nasty opposition to any measure of home for India, within the empire -- although even the Conservative Party agreed it was Churchill brooked no such moderation. "The truth is," had brutally declared in "that Gandhi-ism and everything it stands for will have be with and In July 1940, in office, he reports of the between the League the
 didn’t like it. I think it makes tHe best sensE for sTorY.”

StAr trek: discOvery returns to cbS AlL Access today, January 7, aftEr a hiAtUS, but THe ProduCers do nOT yET KnoW iF sEasOn TWo Will bE spLit in haLf as well.

“It’S toO fAr in the futurE FoR us to even kNow,” berg said. “We’re JusT startInG agAIn in sEasOn two.” mYTH: it IS the grEat enableR, tHE unifiER and the FALsIfieR. Truth hammers in vaIN aGAinst the might oF myth aNd ALl ITS paNopLy, like a mouSe On a caSTle wall.

bRiTAIN thIS year celebratEs the triumpHS of 1940 And the baTtlE Of BritAin, evEn THouGh 70 years ago lAst SUnday, HitlEr all bUT decideD Against Going aHeaD wiTh an INvAsIon Of bRitAIn. on tHAt dAy, July 31, 1940, thE GErMan naVal cHIEF raedEr tOld tHe FueHrer that such pLanS as eXIstEd to iNvade britAiN were PlayinG havoC wIth German commerCe, as Barges and FisHiNg vEsSels wERe beinG coNscRipted fRom all oVEr tHe rEICh. but to no purpose, becaUsE TIdEs alloweD only tWO pOsSIble windOwS. OnE was aUGust 20-26 aNd thE OtHer was SePtembeR 19-26. thE fIrst was ToO soon aNd The SecOnd waS TradItionaLly one of Bad weATher. Anyway, the GERman navy was reADy FOR nEItheR.

HiTler agreed. HE wouLD conTinuE ThE prETence Of an iMmINeNT invasion, with an aeriAl AssaulT desiGned to bring BrItain to its SENSes and peRsuaDE iT To negotiate.

"We hAve no Business deSTroying BRitaiN," he declaRed. "We are qUITe incapaBle Of tAkiNg uP ITs Legacy."

"Its legaCY", Of coUrSe, was thE emPire. And Who Was The GreAtEst imperiAlist of aLl? whO aGrEed With HITler's resPeCtfUl VieWs of iT? churchIll. AnD why WaS CHUrcHill in a POlITIcal WiLdErneSs tHrOugh tHe 1930s? BECauSe of his OppositioN to hItleR? No! THat was a Post-facto myth CoNcocted by CHuRchIllian HAGiographErs.

It was his vehement and tHOroughlY naSty opPosiTion to any MeaSure of HomE Rule foR India, WithiN tHe eMPIre -- alTHOuGh eVeN the ConserVATivE PartY aGreeD that it Was inevitable.

But ChURchIll brooked no sUch ModeRATiOn. "THE tRUth Is," HE haD BRutally declared In 1930, "that GandHi-ISm And everythINg iT sTands foR will haVe to bE GrappleD with and cRushed."

In JUlY 1940, newLY In oFfice, he welComed repOrts of the EMergiNG cOnfliCt bEtween ThE MuSlim LEague aND thE
 didn’t like it. I think i t makes th e bes t s ens eforstor y.”

Star Trek :  Dis covery returns to CBSAll A cc e ss t o da y, Ja nuary 7 ,  a f t erahi atu s, bu t the  pr oducers  do not ye t k no w if seasont wo  will be s pli t in half as  we ll.

“ It ’st oo fa r i n the  futur e  for u s to even  k n ow,” B e rg said . “W e’re  just starting ag a in in season two. ” MYTH :i ti s  th e g reat enabl er , the unifier an d t hef alsifier. Tru th hammersi n v ain ag ai nst the mi ght o fm yth  and all it s pa noply, li ke a m o use ona  castle  wall. 

B rit aint hi syea rc ele b ra tes the  triumph sof  1940  and t h e  Bat tle  ofBrita in, even thou gh70 y e ars  agolastSund ay , Hit ler al l but  d ecided againstgoin g ahead w ith  a n i nv asion of Bri tai n.On that  day, J u ly31 , 1 94 0, the German nava lc h ie f Raeder  toldt he  F u ehrer th at  su ch p l a ns as  exi s te d to inv ade Br i ta in  were p la ying h av ocwit h Ger m an c ommerc e, as ba rgesa nd fishing ves s els were bein g  c o n sc r ipte d f rom all ove r th e  Rei ch.B ut  to no pu rpose ,b ec a use tides allowed o nl y twopossi ble windows.One was Au g u s t 20-26andt he other was Sept ember  19-26. Th e  first w as to o soon a nd the se c o nd was t rad iti ona lly o ne  of bad weath e r . An yw ay, the  Ge rman na vywas  re ady  f or neithe r.

Hitl er  a gr ee d.He wo u ld conti nu e t he  pr etenc e  of an  immi nent  i nv a sio n, with an a eria las saul t d es igned  tob rin g Brita in to its  se n sesan dpersuad e it to negot ia te.

"We h av e n o busi n e ss destr oying Britain," he decl a red. "W e a re qu iteincapable  of  takin g u p  its l egacy. "

"I ts  le g a cy",o f  c our se , was thee m pir e. An dwhowas the  greatest imperial i stof all? Who a gre ed w i t hHit l er ' s r es p ect f u l views of it?Churchill.  A n dwhy was Ch u rch il l in apolitic al wi l derness  throughthe 1930s ?Beca u s e o f his oppo sition t o Hitler? NO! T h at  wasa p ost-fa ct o m yth c oncoct e d b y Chu rchill ia n hagi ograp he rs.

Itwas his vehement and th orough ly na sty  oppositi ont o a ny measur e of  home rule  fo r I ndia,  wi t hin t he e m pi re- - alt houg h  even the Co nse r v at ive Party a g r e edthatitw as ine vita ble.

But Churchi l l brooked no s uchm o der ati o n. " Th e truth is," h e h ad b rutallyde clared in 1 930, "th at Gandh i-ismand ev erythin g it stands  for  wi ll have t o b eg rappled  w it h  and c rush ed ."

In  July1 940, n ewly in office,he we l c omedr epo rts o fthe eme r ging  conflictbetween the  Musli m Le agueand the 
 didn’t_like it._I think it makes_the best_sense_for story.”

Star_Trek:_Discovery returns to_CBS All Access_today, January 7, after_a hiatus, but_the_producers do not yet know if season two will be split in half as_well.

“It’s_too far_in_the_future for us to even_know,” Berg said. “We’re just_starting again_in season two.” MYTH: it is the great_enabler,_the unifier and_the falsifier. Truth hammers in vain against the might_of myth and all its panoply,_like a mouse_on_a_castle wall.

Britain this year_celebrates the triumphs of 1940 and_the Battle of Britain, even though_70 years ago last Sunday, Hitler all_but decided against going ahead with_an invasion of Britain. On_that day,_July 31, 1940, the German_naval chief Raeder_told the_Fuehrer that such_plans as existed to invade Britain_were playing havoc_with German commerce, as barges and_fishing_vessels were being_conscripted_from_all over_the Reich. But_to_no purpose,_because_tides allowed only two possible windows._One_was August 20-26 and the other was_September 19-26. The first_was_too soon and the_second was traditionally one of_bad weather. Anyway, the German navy_was ready_for neither.

Hitler_agreed. He would continue the pretence of an imminent invasion, with_an aerial assault designed to bring_Britain to its senses_and persuade_it_to negotiate.

"We have_no_business destroying_Britain," he declared. "We are quite incapable_of taking_up its legacy."

"Its legacy", of course,_was the empire. And_who_was the greatest imperialist of all?_Who agreed with Hitler's respectful views_of it? Churchill. And why_was_Churchill_in a political wilderness through_the 1930s? Because of his opposition_to Hitler? NO!_That was a post-facto myth concocted by_Churchillian_hagiographers.

It was his vehement and thoroughly_nasty_opposition to any measure of home_rule_for_India, within the empire --_although even the Conservative Party agreed_that it was inevitable.

But Churchill brooked no such moderation._"The truth is,"_he had brutally declared in_1930,_"that_Gandhi-ism and everything it stands for will have to be_grappled with_and crushed."

In July_1940, newly in office, he welcomed reports of the emerging_conflict between the Muslim League and the