I’m going to post this every day until you remember it

>>17866220 (OP)
Ok, I remember it. Can you stop posting it now?

Remember when mexcrements got raped at San Jacinto.

>>17866220 (OP)
Jew here. G-D remembered The Alamo.

I can really go for a Grilled Cheese Burrito and some nacho fries right about now

>>17866312
>Can you stop posting it now?

He'll never stop. I've been saying so for over a year now. We have to crowd fund and hire a private investigator and then a mercenary/gang to stop him. It's the only way

>>17867382
Taco Bueno is better than Taco Bell.
>>17866220 (OP)
Remember Taco Bueno.

>>17867426
>Taco Bueno is better than Taco Bell.
You're comparing Apples and oranges anon, they're not after the same market segment, a more appropriate comparison would be Taco Bell vs Del Taco

>>17866220 (OP)
>>17867420
Someone should doxx OP. His shitposts are incredibly low quality.

Y'all can go to hell, I'm going to Texas.

>>17866220 (OP)
What would you do if was him?

>>17868843
James Fannin could have improved his performance during the Texas Revolution by better adhering to orders, improving communication, and making more decisive choices. Specifically, he should have retreated from Goliad promptly when ordered, maintained better communication with Sam Houston, and either defended his position more effectively at Coleto Creek or accepted the surrender terms more cautiously.

American history is so wack, the Alamo looks like any other building in southern Spain and its significance is a battle involving fucking Mexicans
I live literally minutes away from a medieval castle/brige that is still usuable and that has dozens of bullets holes in its walls because the wermach used it as a bunker and nobody outside of my city knows it exists, its just one of hundreds of thousands if not millions of interesting sites spread around western Europe which is smaller than Texas
Can you imagine? a fucking castle people walk or cycle through everyday while commuting that has seen both medieval, renaissance and WW2 combat and nobody gives a shit because its not rare

>>17868932
James Fannin’s performance during the Texas Revolution could have been improved and avoided, notably by adhering more promptly and decisively to orders, enhancing communication, and making clearer strategic decisions for dumbest West Point graduates:

>Timely Retreat from Goliad:

Despite receiving General Sam Houston’s order on March 11, 1836, to retreat from Goliad and join forces in Victoria, Fannin delayed until March 19 to commence retreat. This hesitation and not using the fog, allowed General Urrea’s Mexican forces to catch and surround his troops at Coleto Creek, leading to their surrender. A prompt withdrawal would have greatly increased survival chances and preserved Texian fighting strengthened morale boots as well honored confident.

>Improved Communication:

Fannin’s difficulties in maintaining coordination with allied forces, including delays and intercepted dispatches, weakened his operational effectiveness. Better communication with Sam Houston and subordinate commanders (e.g., those sent to Refugio) might have enabled more cohesive movement and avoidance of entrapment.

>Decisive Leadership at Coleto Creek:

Once engaged by the Mexican army, Fannin formed a defensive square but surrendered the next day. More resolute defense or a strategic breakout attempt might have changed the battle’s outcome. Conversely, had he understood the precariousness of his position earlier, accepting surrender terms more cautiously or negotiating could have reduced losses.

>>17866312
Nah, he has to keep going, i still don't remember.

>>17866220 (OP)
Thanks almost forgot