@Michael_Yon Many such cases. A war that lasted so long ppl forgot about its beginning and how near the end, it mirrored itself, with nothing to show for it.
🚨Brilliant interview!
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🚨How do banks create money ?
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🚨Prof Werner is incomparable.
In the 5000 yr history of banking no-one has ever done an imperical study of banking to show where the money comes from- until now. Step up the rock star economist Professor Richard Werner. His amazing qualifications and held positions makes the eye water. He is truly the authority on this subject. Banks are thought of as deposit taking entities who lend money - but that is just wrong. His assessment - Banks dont lend money but they misrepresent (lie) to their customers and say that they do.
The Texas State Board of Education’s revised social studies standards, published on October 23, reference Fort Parker, Cynthia Ann Parker, and Quanah Parker (see below). The rules become effective July 1, 2027, with eighth-grade classroom implementation beginning in the 2032–2033 school year.
To all Texas educators, instructional coordinators, and curriculum specialists, if you require resources explaining the Parker family’s place in Texas history, I’m here to assist. My research, “Brimstone and Butchery: The Parker Family’s Pilgrimage to Texas,” draws extensively on primary sources to provide a detailed account of the Parkers. It also examines related events, including the Council House Fight, the Battle of Neches, and the Battle of Plum Creek. Please contact me if you are interested in arranging a school visit or presentation, or need help finding reliable sources. Feel free to share this to the educators in your life.
The published standards read, in part:
“[The] Texas Revolution and the Republic … the student is expected to … identify that conflicts between Texans and American Indian groups, including Fort Parker with Cynthia Ann Parker, the Council House Fight with Matilda Lockhart, the Battle of Neches with Chief Bowles, and Plum Creek with John "Jack" Hays, contributed to concerns that Texans could not live safely with American Indians.”
Pic: Back cover of “Brimstone and Butchery.”
@TXSBOE@teainfo
#TexasHistory #TXEd #FortParker
The Texas State Board of Education’s revised social studies standards, published on October 23, reference Fort Parker, Cynthia Ann Parker, and Quanah Parker (see below). The rules become effective July 1, 2027, with eighth-grade classroom implementation beginning in the 2032–2033 school year.
To all Texas educators, instructional coordinators, and curriculum specialists, if you require resources explaining the Parker family’s place in Texas history, I’m here to assist. My research, “Brimstone and Butchery: The Parker Family’s Pilgrimage to Texas,” draws extensively on primary sources to provide a detailed account of the Parkers. It also examines related events, including the Council House Fight, the Battle of Neches, and the Battle of Plum Creek. Please contact me if you are interested in arranging a school visit or presentation, or need help finding reliable sources. Feel free to share this to the educators in your life.
The published standards read, in part:
“[The] Texas Revolution and the Republic … the student is expected to … identify that conflicts between Texans and American Indian groups, including Fort Parker with Cynthia Ann Parker, the Council House Fight with Matilda Lockhart, the Battle of Neches with Chief Bowles, and Plum Creek with John "Jack" Hays, contributed to concerns that Texans could not live safely with American Indians.”
Pic: Back cover of “Brimstone and Butchery.”
@TXSBOE@teainfo
#TexasHistory #TXEd #FortParker
He chose the most American month in which we celebrate our independence day to plant this flag intentionally. Make no mistake this is a cultural act of war.
This entire story and event was fabricated by the media and communist. Rosa worked for the NAACP, owned a car, was a trained activist, purposely forced the issue, and later created false media depicting said event with journalists covering up that fact.
It was a theatrical play put on by communist.
This isn't entirely true. Obamacare made healthcare free for 30% of Americans and widely expanded medicaid for those people.
The reason Obamacare made healthcare go up for most people is because most people are now paying for the bottom 30% to have better healthcare than themselves.
@bandy1803 Still wild to think about, traversing 1,000 miles at that time under those conditions. Looking forward to reading. My favorite stories are still of Kit Carson.