Comments by "" (@bdinaz) on "Mexico in WW1 - The Mexican Revolution I THE GREAT WAR Special" video.

  1.  @Swordaxe567  you seem to be forgetting the Cristeros of the 1920's. If that wasn't the commies vs religion....
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  2.  @aerodyte6908  really? So under your theorem the US currently has dictators directly reporting to us in the UK, morrocco, Spanish Sahara, Algeria, Tunisia, Egypt, Italy, France, Luxembourg, Holland, Belgium, Germany, Australia, New guinea, solomon Islands, Japan, and south Korea? Yeah, everywhere we go we must be really stealthy about it....
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  3. More to it than that. As the federal forces fell back to the us border, the villista fire began to impact in Douglas. It was endangering US lives and getting worse. That was one of the contributing reasons to move one of the cambatants.
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  4. Also in Mexican High School classes.... "Graduate most likely to graft to $1 million..."
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  5.  @eldangster1616  the culture of Mexico readily accepts and even triumphs in graft. This is universally common in former Spanish exploitation colonies.....(Mexico, El Salvador, Philippines, etc,)
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  6.  @aldinewestfield5821  Patton made contact with three Villistas including a commander named Cardenas while out on a foraging mission. He was able to kill all three and bring the bodies draping the hood of his vehicle to allow for identification. Since at that point in the campaign the Villistas had been dispersed, one could make the case it was an exceptional effort.
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  7.  @moiseschavez1447  rationale was to ensure future incursions could not occur again an to punish those who committed the atrocity in the first place. Check the block on both counts. A truthful telling of the situation would likely say that Villa was down to the low double digits from a force that numbered 500 during the raid on Columbus. Hiding under the beds of Southern Chihuahua had an impact after all....
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  8. @The Icon of Sin and got axe murdered by the NKVD.....
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