I went to the Alamo as a child in the 60’s. Later, in my teens I visited the Alamo set on Happy Shahan’s ranch. It was not open to the public at that time, and no one else was there. I climbed to the top of the wall and sat there thinking about the men who died there. It was right at sunset. I’ll never forget how moved I was. I hope to live until 2036.
You're quite right, we have our Alamo right now, it's one continuous struggle to hold off the planned demise of our people from those who's hatred of us is their default.
great post
Any significant movement will have its martyrs. Ashli Babbitt does not get mentioned enough.
I was at the Alamo seven years ago. Absolutely chock full of Mexicans.
Won't be any different in 12 years.
I went to the Alamo as a child in the 60’s. Later, in my teens I visited the Alamo set on Happy Shahan’s ranch. It was not open to the public at that time, and no one else was there. I climbed to the top of the wall and sat there thinking about the men who died there. It was right at sunset. I’ll never forget how moved I was. I hope to live until 2036.
You're quite right, we have our Alamo right now, it's one continuous struggle to hold off the planned demise of our people from those who's hatred of us is their default.