The filmmakers are also creating one of the more startling historical revisions in movie memory.
A home user might, for instance, insert absent family members into the latest reunion tape or remove strangers they would prefer not to be in the scene-bringing Soviet-style historical revisions right into the family den.
The most crucial of Ferguson's historical revisions concerns the claim, first made by Seymour Hersh in his 1983 book The Price of Power, that Kissinger leaked classified information to the Nixon campaign about the Johnson administration's 1968 Paris peace talks with North Vietnam.
The G.D.P. and G.D.I. numbers available right now indicate that the economy is growing, but Mr. Achuthan said that the historical revisions made last week "are a reminder that these numbers are all a moving target, and that they will change".
At its core, wikipedia offers conent on a vast array of subjects (like web 2.0), and offers additional features such as a discussion forum for each item, editing tools to add content, and a page showing historical revisions to the text.
Robertson, of course, does not stand alone in employing religious texts and tenets, as well as his personal experiences (read as "historical revisions") to justify and rationalize his opinions and "values".
