It's hard to have pride in a person or institution that fails to be truthful.

Seems a common theme amongst those with power these days.

It's a deep delusion that is reinforced with this situation. We all grew up with stories about the horrors of WW2. The dehumanising of the Holocaust, the cruelty of experimentation. We were supposed to be better than that. All part of the lies a society tells to feel better about itself.

Calculations were made. Your families were just part of the sum. It's a cold disregard to individuals for the greater good of the nation. Secrecy has allowed those that made these decisions to live their lives without fear of scrutiny. They knew then or they wouldn't have hidden it.

It's a deep frustration trying to get a person or institution to admit what is clearly obvious to everyone else. It's mirrored by quite a few things in this world that are trying to evade accountability for past actions. But "they" knew the price of their decisions when they made them.

Yes you are right, I have to keep focusing on the positives.
I think the Sisters do change over time and I like their early stuff a lot. First and last and always is their best studio album I think. Some girls wander is my favourite kinda compilation album.

I shall answer that in my next Vlog which I’m recording tomorrow!