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Hitler's House?
No I think it's where Custer made his last stand
first taco bell?
Those frickers don't serve tamales!
Nothing chaps my ass more. I want tamales, b***hes!
Yes. And no tamales.
Unironically where does the Alamo stand in all time greatest last stands in history?
battle of nagashino
Very low, it's a forced burgerland meme.
>slave owners mass immigrate to Mexico
>they aren't proud Mexicans, instead proudBlack folk from the USA
>get uppity that tyrannical Mexico doesn't support slavery
>REMEMBER LE ALAMO
yeah ill remember that a bunch of moronic hicks died to a bunch of spics
2channel japan and IQfy america remembered the alamo. then afterward 2channel japan and IQfy america went buh-bye.
Nichiren (16 February 1222 - 13 October 1282) was a Japanese Buddhist priest and philosopher of the Kamakura period. His teachings form the basis of Nichiren Buddhism, a branch of Mahayana Buddhism.
Remember Nagashino! Remember the Alamo!
One hundred fifty are besieged by five thousand;
Not only the provisions but the ammunition is all gone.
Thirty-two men hear the news and hurry to the scene.
The heavy strokes of their sabers lead them into the fortress, through the ranks of the enemy to see
The commander of the fortress wet with blood,
And his men reeling against the walls with exhaustion but with swords in hand.
Now comes the dauntless South Carolinian,
Knowing that if he does not answer duty's call, disgrace and shame will be his.
Returning he rides into the siege on a white charger,
Salutes the besieged with a smile, and says, "We die together."
They bind up their wounds and fight in higher spirits.
Speak not of the bravery of Chang Hsun at Suiyang, for here the one hundred and eighty-two corpses were laid; not one surrendered.
The people of the twenty-four states get inspiration thereby,
And learn for the first time that unanimous cooperation is superior to geographical advantage.
Why should they be mourned? For the dauntless, it is not a pain but a pleasure to cover an obstruction miles long.
Lo! the mouth of the river once occupied by the enemy is in the possession of the T' ang!
Now I am on a journey, far away from my home across the ocean.
I have come to San Antonio, where there are bushes of the graceful oleander.
And, as in a dream, I wonder if this is the very spot where that dreadful bloodshed took place in years gone by.
You do not see Chang Hsun, Hsu Yuan, and Nan Chiyun (David Crockett, Bowie, and Bonham)
But their fame, like the blossom's fragrance, is still in the air.
The custom of the West does not necessarily condemn surrender.
Why? We have never heard of a commander destroyed,
But here in the state of Texas, we see one (Travis).
In spirit there is not a distinction between East and West.
You need not wonder, then, if I drink a toast to your memory!
I have brought a well-polished stone from Japan,
And commemorate your heroic deeds with this humble inscription.
Shigetaka (Juko) Shiga
Based Alamo Poster.
Lets say the magic words
CHING CHONG PING PONG
>CHING CHONG PING PONG
CHING CHONG PING PONG
>Namu Myōhō Renge Kyō
Namu Myōhō Renge Kyō
How ya doin anon
Am glad you are on watch
Where are the Voices?
The Mexicans were fools to allow Anglo immigrants into Texas.
I remember. You can now cease posting this picture daily.
When it stops being fun
then correct the OP tomorrow to reflect the true intention
The actual point of the saying was to keep morale high to win the war. The war is over and independence won so what is the actual point of remembering it now?