[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

No idea. How did you come by the handle Deguello? That is the title of a music piece which basically means: We're going to slaughter you like a chicken. This music was played by the Mexican army under Lopez de Santa Anna just prior to the attack on the Alamo. Poor Texans probably didn't realize they were being insulted prior to the slaughter. Most Texans in the present age do not know the significance of the Mexican military playing that song.

[Deguello]

"Dequello" translates to "leave no quarter".

Do not worry, Native Texans know what this means and we are very sure that the defenders of the Alamo knew the same.

The Heroes of the Alamo knew that they would not reinforced nor assisted in their battle. There job was to delay Santa Anna as long as possible to allow Sam Houston and the Texas Army more time to establish their force for a later battle.

The brutal slaughter of the Mexican Army at San Jacinto was pay-back for what happened at the Alamo, Gonzales and other Villages and Posts.

I have heard that much of this is now lost or not taught in Texas Public Schools due to the PC crowd.

I knew what Deguello meant long before ZZ Top named their album.