Posted on 05/13/2010 6:39:52 AM PDT by laotzu
Damn! I must have been asleep late last night. Not only was my post to you (#130) unintelligble, I adressed my correction to myself, not you! Here it is again:
Re my post 130 to you.
I re-read my post to you. What I meant to say was that your statement was accurrate, not hers!
I doubt you are an illegal Mexican..LOL!So you can buy all the beer you like you pay for it we don’t..
Yeah Mexico is such a wonderful place they all want to come here. she can go service some drug czar for all I care
Wasn’t that a great movie?
Send her back to her beloved, corrupt, stinking Mexico.
This was my 4th Great Grandad:
WILLIAMSON, HIRAM JAMES (18101836). Hiram James Williamson, Alamo defender, sergeant-major of the Alamo garrison, son of Hiram Williamson, Sr., was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in 1810. He emigrated to Texas and settled at Washington-on-the-Brazos. Williamson took part in the siege of Bexar. He later served the garrison at Bexar as sergeant-major, making him the highest ranking enlisted man in the Alamo. He died in the battle of the Alamo on March 6, 1836.
Mayor Julian Castro of San Antonio, who will be giving the keynote address tonight, is, according to some, the next Obama. But while Obamas radicalism may have escaped the notice of the DNC in 2004, Castros views are bit more transparent.
Indeed, he, along with his twin, Joaquin, currently running for Congress, learned their politics on their mothers knee and in the streets of San Antonio. Their mother, Rosie helped found a radical, anti-white, socialist Chicano party called La Raza Unida (literally The Race United) that sought to create a separate countryAztlanin the Southwest. ...------Julian Castro: A Radical Revealed breitbart.com ^ | 09-04-20012 | Charles C Johnson http:/www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2012/09/04/Julian-Castro-A-Radical-Revealed
I owned that hat.....(along with 2 million other kids in the '50s)
I'd wear it with my Mattel Tommy Gun draped over my shoulder. My not be historical, but I bet Davy coulda used it at the Alamo.
I used to warn south bashers here that Texas path to indepence was always in the sights of the PC bunch
So don’t hoot too loud
I was under the impression that Santa Ana (or the Mexican gummint at the time) had invited the Anglos into Texas as safety for Mexico against the US. True?
LaRaza. The failure face racist invaders who are forever trying to take over Texas public education.
“She hates the Alamo and San Jacinto but she loves Goliad!”
I bet dollars to donuts that she is a big fan of the Battle of Medina as well!
http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/qfm01
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