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arminius wrote:
> "Don Gabacho" <jpastore@nettaxi.com> wrote in message
> news:1116094162.741681.18370@g47g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
> > Nickelodeon show on Alamo angers Texans
> > Big News Network
> > Tuesday 10th May, 2005  (UPI)
> >
> >
> > San Antonio residents are upset about a children's cable show that
said
> > the Battle of the Alamo was fought so white farmers could keep
their
> > slaves.
> >
> > The 50-second piece on Nickelodeon's My Back Yard showed a San
Antonio
> > teenager who said the conflict over slavery between white farmers
and
> > the Mexican government, which had abolished slaver, led up to the
> > famous 1836 battle.
> >
> > In a city where those killed in the historic battle are viewed as
> > heroes, some find the claims untenable, WOAI-AM, San Antonio,
reported
> > Tuesday.
> >
> > I think it's a shame that anybody would take that approach, said
Alamo
> > Director David Stewart, adding it was an insult to the Mexicans ...
who
> > fought for freedom and liberty in the Alamo.
> >
> > A senior producer for Nickelodeon's Nick News said the piece was
not
> > meant to convey the whole story of the battle.
> >
> > We recognize that there were several key issues in the Battle of
the
> > Alamo and one of them was slavery, said Mark Lyons.
> >
> Where do these anti-White public officals get this pseudo-historic
bullshit?
>
> Hank

Mexico's version of the Mexican-American War is a product of the
propagandists and censors of Mexico's central government with the
cooperation of the country's educational institutions, media and
publishing industries.

It's main purpose was to create an historic precedent, no matter how
untrue, to impel the deflection of any responsibility of Mexico's
ongoing committment to corruption from themselves and, instead, always
to outsiders.

First Old Spain's and then the U.S.A.'s.

History is not the only victim of these elitist's deliberate
misinformation.

The interpolation of truth with lie (spin) is integral to the
chingaderas (dirty tricks) the whole of Mexico's system has always
relies.


I have to admit however that I made an error when not indicating the
statement of the Director of the Alamo, David Stewart, "Mexicans...who
fought for freedom and liberty in the Alamo" was referring to Santanas
forces "at the Alamo."

The Mexicans who fought alongside the Anglos "in the Alamo" were indeed
fighting for "liberty and freedom"---from the eternal hypocrysies and
extortions of Mexico City.