100 Stories

This edition of The Lesser Known History of Humanity series marks 500 stories that you likely weren't taught in high school. Was it because America's education system-both public and private-failed you miserably because the US Department of Education is run by a commission of global elites elected by the Bilderberg Group whose sole purpose is to revise the history books to a certain narrative that is ultimately designed to skew your view of racial and cultural histories to push forward a pro-white, pro-America, pro-Christian point of view? Maybe. Or, perhaps more reasonably, that after over 5,000 years of recorded human history, there are simply too many stories that could be included in any mainstream history book. Beyond that, telling young children in their most formative years about some of the most awful, heinous, and bizarre events and people from history is probably a great way to scar them for life and add fuel to the raging dumpster fire our society already is. It's much easier to keep those history books to nothing more than a timeline of political succession and large-scale international conflict while we save the good stuff for adulthood, just like everything else. Like the previous four iterations, this version of the series is full of killers, strange characters, and head-scratching events that will leave you feeling oddly better about the current state of the world. Enjoy!