I have not seen them. But what Noonan saw is the current equivalent of Orwellian changes in history.
Nasty. Really nasty.
This site has some really weird, maybe computer translation? of the article.
You can get the drift, if you are able to see through mistranslations of many phrases. Here are the first three paragraphs:
“We incessantly write of the pressing want for extra reality in politics. A hope for 2018 is extra reality in artwork and leisure, too.
The previous week I watched the Netflix sequence “The Crown” and Steven Spielberg’s film “The Post.” Each is pleasing, but fails in the similar important means.
There’s dramatic license, which is essential or not anything’s amusing, and historic reality, which is essential or not anything’s understood. Ideally in any paintings they roughly coexist, on the other hand imperfectly. But in “The Crown” and “The Post” the steadiness is a long way off. An inexpensive historic mindlessness marks a lot of the primary, and there’s a lie on the middle of the second one.”
http://businesstimeless.com/the-lies-of-the-crown-and-the-post/
Very strange version of Peggy’s article.