Revisionist Star Trek History in Klingon Comic Books

I'm so sick of those marginalized peoples and English professors trying to rewrite history to make it seem like the tiny things aliens did are as important as what Great Men like Picard and Kirk did. But here we go again: the Klingons are trying to keep our kids from learning classical history by insisting that we change comic books to reflect their point of view. They're even insisting that the comic books be written in Klingon! What, they can't learn English?

Here's what SciFi Wire, that liberal media organ, has to say:

IDW Publishing goes where no comic publisher has gone before: putting out an edition of its upcoming Star Trek comic in Klingon. Star Trek: Klingons: Blood Will Tell
is a new, five-part miniseries that will be available in a special40-page Klingon-language edition, accompanied by the original script inEnglish to aid translation, the publisher said. The comic, which debutsin April, will also be available in a 32-page English-language edition.

Set in the universe of the original Trek series, Star Trek: Klingons: Blood Will Tell
comes from writer Scott Tipton (aided by his brother, David Tipton) andartist David Messina. The series takes incidents from familiar episodesof the original series and retells them from the Klingon point of view.
The first issue centers on an unsteady peace that breaks intofull-scale war after a Klingon cruiser is destroyed by the Federationstarship Enterprise. Issue two will examine the result of Montgomery Scott's beaming of thousands of tribbles onto a Klingon cruiser.

So kids today will grow up knowing about some minor incident with tribbles on a Klingon ship, but will forget how the amazing Kirk handled tribbles on the historically more notable ship Enterprise! See where multiculturalists and feminazis have gotten us? We're forgetting our true heritage. Everybody will be Klingon in the end.
Trek Comic Uses Klingon [via SciFi Wire]