Comments by "Mike Nixon" (@mikenixon2401) on "The History Guy: History Deserves to Be Remembered" channel.

  1. Great lesson. Thank you.
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  2. Very good presentation. Fraud is nothing new. It only manifests and changes with time.
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  3. It always amazed me the maturity and intelligence level of those young men at 23 today is often not fully realized until one reaches 63. I can say that making it to 70.
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  4. I am so thankful you think beyond the obvious to give credit to the obvious. Markers are indeed there for a reason. A starting point for the reader to explore more.
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  5. I honestly wonder how often history -- respective to cultural morae and practices of any given period -- tends to generally repeat itself. History Guy, in your research have you ever noticed such patterns? Is that history deserving of remembering?
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  6. Amazing. Thank you for sharing this story.
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  7. Amazing, but not really surprising. No wonder it can repair anthing. Thank you for your research and production.
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  8. I certainly learned something new today. I often wonder what plants indigenes to the Americas have been changed or even lost due to old world infiltrations. I in my 68 years always thought tumbleweeds (Russian Thistle) were natural to my life existence.
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  9. Great arguments for pre-directed cremation.
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  10. I truly enjoy supportive data from sources not comonly known. As much as has been found during the past five decades I truly feel YAWH and Messiah are trying to tell us something.
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  11. I remember cracker containers an other products of simiar packaging when I was a child (about 10 based upon your shown stamed date). As yor are aware those products were designed because of Cold War preparations of families and others building back yard bomb shelters). It may have elso inspired Costco and Sam's on bulk buying (lol) but I do not that to be a fact.
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  12. Thank you for this report, Lance.
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  13. We used to grow our own tomatoes, often having so many we shared with neighbors. Yes, I guess I'm fortunate to know the real taste to a tomato before industrial harvesting began. I feel sorry for those that only know supermarket produce.
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  14. Excellent report. I noticed that pathway X over New Madrid, whoooo. You are correct the many predictions that always are associated to a solar eclipse. "Mom, don't you know those cookies disappeared because 60 years from today there will be a solar eclipse passing over us? Naw, probably wouldn't have worked.
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  15. I've never been a chess player, although I made failed efforts years ago. However, anything that has stood such a test of time is worth my attention. Even if I'm sure I'd be easily beaten.
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  16.  Dale Leisenring  Completely unintentional on my part. I admit my chess ignorance.
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  17. Great story, Lance. Thanks for your continual work.
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  18. Thank you for your bugle message. You may recall I requested this coverage as my grandfather was a buglar durng World War I. Nice to know you seriously interact with your subscribers. Thank you.
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  19. Full disclosure: It is now 101 at my house at 5:45 p.m. I have forgotten how many weeks of triple digits we have had. I am so thankful for air conditioning.
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  20. A nice lesson. Something different. Thanks.
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  21. Wow, great report.
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  22. Oh man, grew up on Captain Kangaroo. What a wonderful example for children, along with Mr Green Jeans (although our black and white television never proved his coveralls as being green ha ha) even Bunny Rabbit. I truly pray a generation will arise to restore morality and decency to our nation. Thank you. Good morning Captain.
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  23. How arrogant we are to forget how intelligent people were in the past. Now I want a steak. Very good reort.
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  24. Thank you. I have long wondered about this.
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  25. Went to the ocean. I'm surprised some liberal group had not complained about dumping fresh water into salt water. Newscum also rejected ideas to pump firefighting from the ocean. Very suspicious.
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  26.  @TheHistoryGuyChannel  Yes. I worked in St. Louis for 15 years. My mother's family was from there and Macon.
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  27. Lobster is simply crawfish on performance enhancers.
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