Here we go. Are the historians now going to be woke?? What BS.
What’s there to know? It’s pretty simple really, white man bad.
Calling Birdwatcher and Kaywoodie!!!
Once you get past the subject of the title it's a good article on the significance of the battle and it refutes his statements.
https://www.tshaonline.org/about/people/walter-l-buenger
He looks like every mentally deranged commie who would go down on you, and Brazos CAD shows him to be the only person on the title for the home he lives in if he is Jr.
He looks like every mentally deranged commie who would go down on you, and Brazos CAD shows him to be the only person on the title for the home he lives in if he is Jr.
Laughing. These idiots have no idea how stupid they sound.
Originally Posted by ElkSlayer91
https://www.tshaonline.org/about/people/walter-l-buenger
He looks like every mentally deranged commie who would go down on you, and Brazos CAD shows him to be the only person on the title for the home he lives in if he is Jr.
He looks like every mentally deranged commie who would go down on you, and Brazos CAD shows him to be the only person on the title for the home he lives in if he is Jr.
The article said he holds a “major post” at the University of Texas, which tells me everything I need to know about the POS. “Woke” Libertard, Commie, Socialist, F A G, just like most of the staff & professors there.
Uber Face palm.
On March 2nd 1836 at Washington on the Brazos a formal declaration of independence was signed declaring Texas’ independence from Mexico. Printing presses all over the new rebublic went wild printing copies of the declaration not only in English, but also Spanish! To paraphrase my good friend and fellow reenactor, Dr. Steve Hardin, " English and Spanish???? Those racist bastids!"
So who is going to tell Roger ? 
If Roger was alive in 1830’s Texas he a Jim Bowie would be like best buds.
They would both be tangled up with them Veramendi girls! 😉😉😉😉
They would both be tangled up with them Veramendi girls! 😉😉😉😉
Originally Posted by kaywoodie
If Roger was alive in 1830’s Texas he a Jim Bowie would be like best buds.
They would both be tangled up with them Veramendi girls! 😉😉😉😉
They would both be tangled up with them Veramendi girls! 😉😉😉😉
No doubt Bob !
I know Roger’s descended from the “old or original” Stephen F Austin’s 300.
And I believe he mentioned that he had family at the Alamo, as did I.
Im descended from religious fanatics!
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Originally Posted by chlinstructor
Originally Posted by ElkSlayer91
https://www.tshaonline.org/about/people/walter-l-buenger
He looks like every mentally deranged commie who would go down on you, and Brazos CAD shows him to be the only person on the title for the home he lives in if he is Jr.
He looks like every mentally deranged commie who would go down on you, and Brazos CAD shows him to be the only person on the title for the home he lives in if he is Jr.
The article said he holds a “major post” at the University of Texas, which tells me everything I need to know about the POS. “Woke” Libertard, Commie, Socialist, F A G, just like most of the staff & professors there.
You just beat me to the punch. He is a professor at University of Texas Austin. You have to be a die hard lib to get a job there. I promise you, if you got hired there and were keeping your political views secret, and after 3 years, they found you voted for Trump, you would never get tenure. About June 1 you would be looking for a new job.
Brought to you by the same people that voted to let Dan Rather be buried in the Texas State Cemetery. Rather isn't fit to shine the shoes of most of the folks buried there.
Originally Posted by Chisos
Brought to you by the same people that voted to let Dan Rather be buried in the Texas State Cemetery. Rather isn't fit to shine the shoes of most of the folks buried there.
Yeah. I asked about one of the early settlers and member of ranging company, here (1832) in a neglected old cemetery to be exhumed and put in the state cemetery ( killed by comanches here in 1837). They said they don’t do that anymore. But he could get a historical marker!
Originally Posted by kaywoodie
On March 2nd 1836 at Washington on the Brazos a formal declaration of independence was signed declaring Texas’ independence from Mexico. Printing presses all over the new rebublic went wild printing copies of the declaration not only in English, but also Spanish! To paraphrase my good friend and fellow reenactor, Dr. Steve Hardin, " English and Spanish???? Those racist bastids!"
Heck of a nice guy and a Professor at one of our small local Universities, McMurry. Also, he hosted a book signing by legendary drummer and Alamo artifact collector Phil Collins here a few years ago in Abilene.
Originally Posted by kaywoodie
Originally Posted by Chisos
Brought to you by the same people that voted to let Dan Rather be buried in the Texas State Cemetery. Rather isn't fit to shine the shoes of most of the folks buried there.
Yeah. I asked about one of the early settlers and member of ranging company, here (1832) in a neglected old cemetery to be exhumed and put in the state cemetery ( killed by comanches here in 1837). They said they don’t do that anymore. But he could get a historical marker!
Damn, that’s a shame! And Fugg that Commie POS Dan Rather !
Originally Posted by g5m
An effective rebuttal.
Has the Alamo story been cherry-picked and used for various agendas over the years? Absolutely.
Except now it’s being slanted Left, way left.
Originally Posted by Birdwatcher
Originally Posted by g5m
An effective rebuttal.
Has the Alamo story been cherry-picked and used for various agendas over the years? Absolutely.
Except now it’s being slanted Left, way left.
These Libertard Leftist asswholes never seem to mention that a lot of the Alamo Defenders were MEXICANS.
This scoundrel is simply fishing for a position in the next presidential administration.
Originally Posted by chlinstructor
Originally Posted by kaywoodie
If Roger was alive in 1830’s Texas he a Jim Bowie would be like best buds.
They would both be tangled up with them Veramendi girls! 😉😉😉😉
They would both be tangled up with them Veramendi girls! 😉😉😉😉
No doubt Bob !
I know Roger’s descended from the “old or original” Stephen F Austin’s 300.
And I believe he mentioned that he had family at the Alamo, as did I.
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The second link says he was 27 but he was 22
He's not the only professor at UT holding a position in a political non-profit that has such an opinion.
He's not the only professor at UT holding a position in a political non-profit that has such an opinion.
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Rog,
Tumlinson’s Blockhouse up in Williamson county was for years the furthers point of the frontier from Austin’s little colony on the Colorado. Was far from Brushy Creek. Up between current Cedar Park and Leander Tx.
If you were at that blockhouse you were close to 50 miles from the other settlers. Right on the edge of the cedar mountains of the hill country. Middle of Indian country.
Tumlinson’s Blockhouse up in Williamson county was for years the furthers point of the frontier from Austin’s little colony on the Colorado. Was far from Brushy Creek. Up between current Cedar Park and Leander Tx.
If you were at that blockhouse you were close to 50 miles from the other settlers. Right on the edge of the cedar mountains of the hill country. Middle of Indian country.
trannies and spooks rule the world
Originally Posted by kaywoodie
Rog,
Tumlinson’s Blockhouse up in Williamson county was for years the furthers point of the frontier from Austin’s little colony on the Colorado. Was far from Brushy Creek. Up between current Cedar Park and Leander Tx.
If you were at that blockhouse you were close to 50 miles from the other settlers. Right on the edge of the cedar mountains of the hill country. Middle of Indian country.
Tumlinson’s Blockhouse up in Williamson county was for years the furthers point of the frontier from Austin’s little colony on the Colorado. Was far from Brushy Creek. Up between current Cedar Park and Leander Tx.
If you were at that blockhouse you were close to 50 miles from the other settlers. Right on the edge of the cedar mountains of the hill country. Middle of Indian country.
Rog,
It’s long gone and now a subdivision.
It’s long gone and now a subdivision.
Originally Posted by kaywoodie
Rog,
It’s long gone and now a subdivision.
It’s long gone and now a subdivision.
Here's the short story:
183 Texans (including a few brave others) held the fort and whopped the ass of 5,000 Mexicans.
Remember Goliad! Remember the Alamo!
183 Texans (including a few brave others) held the fort and whopped the ass of 5,000 Mexicans.
Remember Goliad! Remember the Alamo!