Comments by "Kat 1515" (@Kat-fq4ei) on "The Jimmy Dore Show" channel.

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  9.  @teev9060  Those areas were what is central Mexico today. These tribes have a cultural connection with Central and South American tribes. Tenochititlan was home to the mexica Aztec, later renamed Mexico City by Spain for the mexica tribes. Mexica Aztec territory was only approx 300 miles, Montezuma Kingdom was limited to mexica lands. In fact, under Mexicos first Apatzingan Constitution of 1814, the SW far north Territories were not Mexico. The SW Territories never joined other New Spain Territories including Mexico City in the political dynamics against Spain, or participated in Mexico City's battles against Spain. Actually, it's Mexico that cannot show any Treatys from Spain to Mexico, Spains king did not acknowledge Mexican Independence and didn't sign any lands over to Mexico. The young Republic, Estados Unidos Mexicanos 1824, under its new constitution, claimed the SW lands remaining in the north after Spain Treaty'd off Florida and Louisiana. In fact, before Mexican independence, Spain was already working with M Austin, for America land grant settlers in Texas. So no Treaty between Spain and Mexico, yet there are two Treatys between the Republic of Mexico and USA, Treaty of GH and Gadsden Purchase, totaling 25 million dollars. In fact what is Mexico today is lands returned to Mexico under the GH Treaty after the USA conquered and occupied Mexico flying the USA flag over Mexico. The USA could have kept All of Mexico, but wanted only the far north in closer proximity to the USA than Mexico City...
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  10. Teev9096. Those are central Mexico today connected culturally to Central and South America. Tenochititlan was home to the mexica Aztec, renamed Mexico City by Spain after the mexica tribes. Montezuma Kingdom was limited to 300 miles in what the Spaniard called the valley of Mexico. And Spaniards knew the tribes , their lands, and the enemies...That was it, that was Mexico in 1500s, 1600s, 1700s, all of approximately 300 miles. Of all of New Spains many Territories-from today's SW, Louisiana to Florida, Central America, Mexico, Pacific coast to Canada, it was distinctively in the "valley of Mexico" that Spain designated the "Kingdom of Mexico Territory, " no where else was land of the "mexica." Refer to the New Spain map Territories pre 1800s before there was a Republic of Mexico 1824. Each New Spain Territory had its own distinct name and identity, separated by Spains government; same as each New England 13 Colonies had their own name and identity.... In fact under Mexicos first attempted Apatzingan Constitution 1814 , the SW Territories ARE NOT Mexico. Additionally the far north SW Territories never joined other New Spain Territories in the political dynamics against Spain or participated in battles against Spain. The young Republic of Mexico claimed these distant northern wilderness Territories, today's USA SW under it's 1824 Estados Unidos Mexicanos Constitution -- these were New Spain Territories remaining in the far north after Spain Treaty'd Florida and Louisiana, and not inclusive of Mexicos main. Not states, rather self governed provinces... Before independence, Spain was already working with M Austin for land grant American settlers in Texas. Spain did not acknowledge Mexican independence and Spains King signed no Treaty to Mexico. Can say Mexico stole the lands.... Yet there are two Treatys between USA and Mexico, 25 M dollars combined. In fact, what is today Mexico is land returned by the United States to Mexico under the GH Treaty after USA conquest, occupation and flying USA flag over Mexico. USA could have taken All of Mexico had it wanted, but USA was only interested the northern Territories closest to USA than Mexico City. All is well documented, archived in Spain, Mexico City and northern New Mexico, USA.
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