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Muchas gracias por su relato Sr. Usted fue el que se encontró un fusil en el Atascoso? En el fusil estaba escrito en el guadavalle 'Geronimo Hinojosa ' .

San Augustine county Attoyac Bayou. Grew up west of KELLYYVILLE on FM 1277. I remember my great grandfather telling me stories about this. His name was Elijah McDaniel from Broaddus. Born in 1917.

You are forgiven of your bad French. At least you tried and did your best. (A native francophone)

Charles deGaul was a Churchill lap dog

Rats. You lost me at “what’s vaunted”.

This was great, thank you! Added to our homeschool studies. ❤️

America is the greatest country on earth. American history is badass

"Indeed, he did beseech the word of Almighty God as Allied Forces assaulted the beaches of Normandy. I can't imagine the ordeal those brave men must have gone through in securing a beachhead, but once they had, American and British forces began pouring into Europe. And not long after Paris was retaken, we were reassigned to the continent. As we did in Africa, we fought in a number of battles and supported the Allied invasion; And it would be during this time, we would see for ourselves the true horror of the war. And, I'm very sorry to say, there would be atrocities committed by *all* sides…" Edward, The Stories of War

The Roman Republic period is the best history of ROME.

Is there any significance to the massacre happening on Palm Sunday with Santa Anna being Catholic?

They were gang members my friend. Most likely Gangster Disciples

One helluva a man..

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Blah blah blah....he loves endlessly babbling

I like to party !

I worked there post 9/11. Posted a few “ghost stories” a while back on the account “Scared To The Bone”. They’re not made up, the stories came from 7-8 people who worked/still work there. Most happened with multiple people experiencing it. I have a story when another person and I were in a hallway off a stairwell, and the door slammed. Figured it was the stairwell pressurization but the door opened the opposite direction.

9:30 When the conversation finally starts

This is refreshing....no, reinvigorating. My name is Neal Davies, I am 73 years old. My Grandmother's name was ... Vera Greene, and she was a direct descendant of Nathaniel Greene. I've been told this since i was a child. As a token of my claim, since Greene's male descendants died out in the late 1800's, the tokens of General Greene's service mementos have passed down matrilineally to my eldest sister. It should be noted, besides Cowpens, the Race to the Dan, and Guilford Courthouse, General Greene's widow, Catharine Liddfield Greene, is credited with Eli Whitney as co-inventor of the cotton Gin! So much history, so little time. I can already see the presenters have a genuine appreciation of this subject, and will watch attentively to the end. I served my country during the Vietnam era as an Electronic Warfare Officer, and Telemetry Specialist (keeping track of Russian satellites and missile ranges). Better service than devastating a beautiful country that posed no threat to our nation. Thank you!

This dude Hagee hide and covered the Haditha massacre evidence. 24 civilians killed including children killed point blank inside a home.

Michael Hagee... happy to learn thanks to the New Yorker that this pig was responsible for hiding pictures of the Haditha Massacre where 23 civilians, mostly kids and as young as 3yrs old were massacred by Marines point blank.... All while he enjoys walking freely, boasting about his war prowess in a museum. USA is country filled with war criminals... most walking freely and never condemned as they were spreading "democracy".... Article just released today "The Haditha Massacre Photos That the Military Didn’t Want the World to See"

Great Video. I know this video is old but can you do a video on how the founders felt about parties and how the electoral college played a part in that?

48:47 And look at us now. Politics is all about money and politics. It’s so sad.

37:56 When you say ballot stuffing doesn’t matter to the electoral college, I don’t understand that. It can change the electors for that area. Rinse and repeat and all of the sudden the majority of the electors goes to the cheating side. Am I missing something or not understanding it correctly?

@34:30 ish. Why would he or anyone else think that ANYKIND of cannonball found near Wharton, Texas would be from the civil war!?! I don’t know of ANY CIVIL WAR battles that were fought anywhere nearby. So EVERYTHING militarily that is found should be assumed to be from the War of Texas Independence

WOW! Thank you guys for this interview, it hit alot closer to home than I would have imagined growing up in East Bernard Tx. I KNOW firsthand exactly how bad the sea of mud can get!

A more serious approach about history would be appreciated. Your back and forth banter was corny and unnecessary. JUST THE FACTS, please.

Good video/history lesson. I'm visiting Valley Forge and (possibly) Brandywine in the same day soon and wanted a refresher on the series of events. I appreciate it.

I don’t think Truman had to think long. After years of war. After a Japanese leadership that refused to surrender. After a group of young men not knowing whether their lives would end should the war continue.

Fun to watch. Thanks.

A great talk with an author. Thank you! Your channel desirbes many more views!

He was definitely a few in already HAHAHA LOVE IT! You guys are keeping the spirit alive as I am transferring to a CSU to get my BA in history and teach

This is a great movie. . Chuck Norris is the one and only...no one can take his place...love him

I never believed Petain was an evil man: in his mind, he was not even a traitor. He was a useful idiot. Laval was an evil man, Darlan was, but Petain? Still, the Good Samaritan won’t be praised for his good intentions alone. As for honour and life, it’s a tragically divisive concept… the way I see it, we’re not just born to think for ourselves: nobody hopes to die, and honour preserved can be at most a consolation in your last breath before everything goes dark… but we are just one generation of the many that came before and the many that will come. We will pass anyway, sooner or later: the thing is, what are we going to leave behind? We are part of societies that stretch along centuries, we can’t just live as if we only had to think for ourselves: that is selfish, and arrogant. By putting your life above all else, you are also saying you’re willing to sacrifice anything below it. If you do, what you’re left with? What else, but your breath? We didn’t come to this world just to breathe…

Worst Presidents who were actually against the best US interests were Buchanan, Pierce, Andrew Johnson, Tyler, Wilson & Biden.

When pure unadulterated evil abominations came to America. The biggest bunch of sicko malevolent monsters on the planet at the time.

"Without Petain there would not have been an armistice signed..." Meaning ALSO for a start that nearly all French jews would have been deported and killed just just like in all other Nazi-occupied countries. That did not happen in France most Jews were saved! We are not told a word about that still that has to be the credit of those who orchestrated the armistice.. Petain became a national Hero because he saved French lives during WW1, in June of 1940 he thought it was his role to save French lives once again now that France had been totally defeated and could not count on anyone else ... for a while and possibly a lot more. who could imagine in 1940 that both the Russians and the American would enter the war against Germany and its allies and that Britain would not sue for peace virtually totally intact? The author is dead wrong on one thing: Petain is not remotely a burden in France, all the people who lived the war as adults are long dead. The fact that among the French a very small minority is fiercely pro-Petain and a barely larger minority is fiercely anti-Petain truly suggests that French people turned the page. in 2024 most people do not have much of a clue of what their forebears went through... Most of the French are not interested by history. This author's idea that the French feel shame ever since ww2 for the defeat is a typical British and American fantasy... mingled with a good amount of eternal British francophobia and schadenfreude. Right after the war the French were just angry not against themselves but against those who, in their mind, deserved the blames for the suffering. as last word, What amazes me is this: How a historian who spent a great deal of time writing a book about France during WW2 can be so far off the mark on so many key aspects... i am afraid that historian write books that their targeted audience will like and the distortion of historical reality is always the by-product.

I thought I was gonna learn about at Claire’s defeat. I just watched 3 minutes of BS.

My name is Alexander Delgado, I am from California this video is for educational purposes only

PLEASE stop all the historical lessons of the program and get to the topic! I DO suggest pertaining to the topic that you get yoour head out of the books YOU have read get to what your guest, WHO HAS READ LETTERS, DIARIES, documents, and has done more prep on Nathaniel Greene than what you two have inferred and spoke about.

Having a witness's account from the Mexican side during San Jacinto, Alamo and the Siege of Bexar is actually priceless. The more information gathered from both sides sheds light on these battles as a whole. Cheers! Great details and interview

I just started a new job when tower was hit. I was still standing in the same place when both towers fell. I was in such shock

I need to look into this book. I'll never forget 9/11. I was staying at my parents house in Upstate Ny. I had just turned 21. My parents were going to drive me to the airport to move to live with my fiance in AK. He had only been in the AF for two year. My flight was scheduled to leave two days after 9/11. Of course after this happened all the airports were closed for a while. I woak up September 11 at 9am. Turned on the tv couldn't believe what I was seeing! I called my mother at work and asked her if she'd seen the news. I was crying my heart was in my throat. I was two hours away form the city but felt so close. I felt horrible for everyone that was there. I flew out a week later. It was only my second time flying. I asked a question at the air port in Seattle washington. I was nervous and didn't know where my gate was. The woman got mad at me and thought because I was nervous, there was something off about me. I was stranded in Seattle for a night. They took my luggage all I did was asked a question. Everyone was really paranoid after 9/11. You could see fear In everyone's eye's. None of us knew to what to expect next. We felt safe until that horrible day. When I think about 9/11 I always wonder what those terrorists were thinking, the night before they did what they did. Were they scared? Did they have familes of their own? Did they sleep well the night before. Were they scared? I'll never understand how someone could do what they did. I can't imagine the pain and terror those people felt that day. The poor families left to morn. All the kids that had to grow up without parents, Grandparents, Ants and Uncles, Cousins, Friends. It's just horrific. RIP to all of them ❤

I decided after all the waffle at the start that I must be watching the wrong bio

One day we will be united again. One day we will be strong and great as we were before if not better. One day America will overturn the tyrants who wish to destroy her values and standards.

back when AMERICA was a force to be reckoned with

This video was really throwing facts and it's only the second one that I have watched on this history channel. It had a great and insightful interview with Denton, then concluded with some informative details on the catalysts of the Texas Revolution. Forget the Alamo is indeed an awful book and few of the Texas historians that I know take it seriously.

If you’re talking about the remake of Midway, it sux so bad

Very insightful video. One appreciates the research and effort put into making these. Thank you.

JIm Crow was American Slavery 2.0. MAGA is American Slavery 3.0.

Interesting