History Brief: Rebellion in Mexico
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- This video gives a brief description of Pancho Villa and the Mexican Revolution.
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Very funny point of view. You forget to said one of the the first facts that iniciate the México revolution was that the American murderers hired by william greene the animal who believe was "owner" of the cooper mine of cananea, kill the Mexican miners that demands just food and dress. When General Pancho Villa go in to battle against American soldiers (finally innocent young people, that go into a not declared war) he defeated them all times and won all the "battles", and he said to American government (because he respect the rules of war, and want that the bodies of American soldiers go to their own families in US) ironically, "Here I send you the tamale lives (the American uniforms) later plesse send me more tamales" and send the bodies of American soldiers by train. And the American government don't send troops to try to find Doroteo Arango (General Pancho Villa) they want to take advantage of the México revolution to stole another part of it's territory. But the history is more detailed, the best part it's that with 15000 soldiers and all the equipment, never find Pancho Villa, but in the desperate attempt to justify that abuse, tortured and kill Mexico citizens, most of all very poor people but never find him, finally Pershing only have a fiction fame but this fact probe he is only a myth and a murderer, not a soldier, and he is not a good example of a really general like Douglas MacArthur, certainly called "Cesar of the XX century", a man, a real soldier that always show respect for others. Thank you
i had never heard of this before. very interesting indeed.
thank you
Nice piece.
My grandfather was kidnapped my Zapata when he was two years old, held for ransom, so that his revolutionaries could buy weapons.
That's pretty wild. Amazing how some things haven't really changed at all in Mexico.
Can you please make videos about the pre-columbian era?
Do you mean North America, or all of the Americas? We already have scripts written for all of the big pre-Columbian Native American empires.
Reading Through History I’m talking about all the America’s. Like the Aztecs, Maya, Inca, Olmecs, Pueblo people, Native Americans, etc! I’m not talking abut scripts, but UA-cam videos on your channel!
This is very cool!
Thank you.
Reading Through History of course!
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