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There is a reason why we continue to highlight this speech.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G2qIXXafxCQ
Listen carefully.
TRUTH & HONESTY.
Part (2) - Rally [RED October]
Mouthpieces do not think or speak for themselves.
Q
Interesting:
"There is a reason why we continue to highlight this speech."
I see some parallels.
POTUS references:
Travis, Crocket & Bowie of The Alamo (Fight to the death) and to "The Battle of Gonzales" - 1st skirmish of The Texas Revolution. Known for Cannon & Flag = "Come And Take It"
(Mexican Lieutenant Francisco de Castañeda sent to Gonzales)
On September 27, 1835, Castañeda was sent by Domingo de Ugartechea with a force of 100 cavalrymen to retrieve a cannon lent to the citizens of Gonzales in 1831 for Indian defense. The citizens refused to relinquish the Gonzales "come and take it" cannon, and the battle of Gonzales resulted.
During a lull in the fighting Castañeda arranged a parley with Texan commander John Henry Moore. Castañeda inquired why he and his men had been attacked without provocation, and Moore replied that the Texans were fighting to keep their cannon and to uphold the Constitution of 1824.
Notice:
"Moore replied that the Texans were fighting to keep their cannon and to uphold the Constitution of 1824."
Similarities:
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Fighting a distant Imperial Power (in Mexico City)
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Resisting being disarmed.
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Defending a Constitution.
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Citizen-Patriot's = self-sacrifice - volunteers.
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Battles of: Goliad (Texan prisoners massacred) & The Alamo - Fighting to the Death against overwhelming numbers.
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Out-smarting the enemy of superior numbers:
"The Runaway Scrape" - looking weak & disorganized to lull the enemy, but really strategically repositioning and striking unexpectedly at The Battle of San Jacinto (enemy lured into vulnerable position).
Very High Energy Rally tonight in a "We Don't Back Down" State. Seemed kinda like a Statement to me.
Could be biased - Texan.
https://gonzalestexas.com/come-and-take-it/
https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/qeg03