[stand watie]

i'd guess so, inasmuch as i would rather believe that UTEP's history department is CORRECT, rather than a HATE-filled, ARROGANT,SELF-important, fool like you, who is thought by MOST people (who read you BILGE) to be a HATER/laughingstock & a DUNCE of the 1st class.

your REPUTATION (at BEST) is as a clueLESS liar & a fool. (don't you CARE???)

free dixie,sw

[Bubba Ho-Tep]

Look, it's very simple.

Pilgrim's first Thanksgiving: 1621

Cortez lands in Mexico: 1519

Cortez completes siege of Tenochtitlan: October, 1521

These are not controversial claims.

Your claim: Spanish and Indians were celebrating a Thanksgiving at El Paso on or before 1521.

i would rather believe that UTEP's history department is CORRECT

Which would mean that the El Paso Historical Society is wrong.

It would also mean that this article from the Texas Alamanac is wrong.

And that El Paso Community College is wrong,