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Amazing. If you want to learn—although you don't—how "American culture" is created, this is a good place to start.

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Very well written... to, obviously, reinforce North-American schooling/indoctrination (revere whatever is related to "Jewish", except Christianity, which is nasty and ridiculous). Aimed at, probably, American(ized) teenagers, to complete their early-life brain-wash.

Very well written... to, obviously, reinforce North-American schooling/indoctrination (revere whatever is related to "Jewish" except Christianity, which is nasty and ridiculous). Aimed at, probably, American(ized) teenagers, to complete their early-life brain-wash.

I love this book to death. It feels like I am time traveling to early 20th century USA and, life is good.

The same ministers went on to laud the process, emphasizing that the new Kikuyu communities were being built along "the same lines as the villages in the North of England". Kiamariga, like the other Emergency villages, hardly evoked the pastoral images of the English countryside... As in other villages , the ndaki at Kiamariga was about four feet deep, halfway filled with water, and covered with a thick matting...

"If these estimates are correct, nearly 600 children were at Kamiti [camp]... infants and young children [were] lined up for inoculations... within twenty-four hours some of these children were dead... 'they would be tied in bundles of six babies', Helen recalled, 'and each of us selected was ordered to take the bundle and bury it with the rest of the bodies in the big graves."

At Aguthi Camp detainees were greeted with large letters that read, “He Who Helps Himself Will Also Be Helped.” Fort Hall's main camp — which the detainees called Kwa Futi — bore the sign "Abandon Hope All Ye Who Enter Here." For a time at Ngenya Camp the gate was decorated with the command "Labor and Freedom"... [recollecting the slogans] in the Soviet Gulag that read "Through Labor — Freedom!"...

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