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To: marcos who wrote (919)	1/18/2003 4:58:30 PM
From: Lazarus_Long	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1293

You ignore the crucial fact: There never was an agreement between the Republic of Texas and Mexico on the boundary between the two countries. 1836 May 14 - Santa Anna and Texas' provisional president David Burnet sign two Treaties of Velasco -- one public, the other secret -- ending the Texas Revolution. The treaties were, however, violated by both sides. Texas' independence was not recognized by Mexico and Texas' boundary was not determined until the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, which ended the Mexican War, was signed in 1848. texasalmanac.com The slavers only ever had agreements on lands north of the Nueces, and not all the lands north of the Nueces either WRONG. There never was an agreement. You'd like to justify the genocide of the indígena of this continent So: Are you pure Indian? If so, you'd best be from Alaska, because otherwise your ancestors pushed someone else south. Mestizo? What of that rapacious murdering Spanish blood of yours? España? That speaks for itself. we're screwing your sisters, and your daughters The intelligence and bile in that comment speaks for itself, also. Are you capable of posting without profanity?