Is America's 250th Anniversary Celebration Misleading Propaganda?

The United States of America's 250th Anniversary: A Matter of Dates and Words? A recent social media video has ignited debate about the accuracy of celebrating the 250th anniversary of the Continental Army. The video, uploaded by RealMoneyJiggles, claims this celebration is misleading propaganda, arguing that the U.S. Army was founded in 1789, not 1775. The video uses images of both the Continental Army and a modern U.S. soldier to visually represent this claim. While the video's assertions require further investigation, its provocative nature has already sparked discussion online. Historians and military experts are now weighing in on the accuracy of the video's claims. "Words and dates matter," states RealMoneyJiggles in the video, highlighting the importance of precision in historical narratives. This incident underscores the need for careful consideration of historical timelines and the potential for misinterpretations in commemorative events.