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"Reno
proved incompetent and Benteen showed his indifference – I will not use the uglier words that have often been in my mind. Both failed Custer and he had to fight it out alone."
Little Bighorn veteran William Taylor, letter to Lieutenant Godfrey, February 20, 1910
THEY ARE GARRY OWEN
ONE OF CUSTER'S WOLVERINES![[mrsmichiganus2006.jpg]](http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_vK9KLDAyDmI/SHuONi6HxII/AAAAAAAAAAc/7xDg_BeOYaY/S220/mrsmichiganus2006.jpg)
The story of Private Charles
Austin, one of Custer's heroes during the Civil War, as told by his relative, former Miss Michigan Kristina Scarcelli, Civil War buff and American
patriot.
In memoriam
THESE
HILLS BELONG TO THEM.
No one is born American. You gain the right to be American.
To be called American, to have to endure the pain of battle.
You have to endure the pain of betrayal.
You have to endure the infamy of seeing incompetent archaeologists defaming your name to sell books.
... of seeing your name being defamed by ignorant crowds.
... of seeing countless historians raping your legacy.
... of seeing your country becoming a weak, politically correct Titanic.
You have to endure all these painful events because you are an American hero.
Heroes provoke
jealousy.
Heroes are the enemies of corruption, intellectual mediocrity, cowardice and politics.
Heroes change things for good.
They have their own flag.
Their own landmarks.
Their own allies.
Everything else does not count.
You can either join this line of heroes and
fight for History, or turn your back on them.
There is no middle ground between truth and untruth.
There is no middle ground between heroism and cowardice.
These hills belong to them.
Period.
The 133th anniversary of Custer's Last Stand is coming.
custerwest.org gives you an exclusive guide to what you are expected to hear about the event: the same old "Must have been" crowd.
THE SAME OL' RUBBISH
the easy propaganda : Custer was arrogant, ambitious (for people who never read a book and remember watching "Little Big Man" or
some TV shows). As it is said, "people just do not read books".
the archaeological joke: It won't be easy for the LBH battlefield to acknowledge that the archaeologists are probably
the most incompetent searchers on the battle ever. You can accept the "theory" of "no Last Stand" if you have never, ever, read any book on the event.
the politically correct bumper-sticker: Invented by the otherwise competent Robert Utley, it says that
"Custer lost because the Indians won" - please move on. The advantage of this theory is that it needs no knowledge of the battle, and Utley invented it because the controversy over Benteen's
betrayal was becoming embarrassing for historians.
the "Uh..." answer: Very popular among historians and specialists when essential questions on the
battle are being asked. If you visit the LBH battlefield, look at the face of the ranger when you ask questions on Benteen and Reno. Embarrassment, "uuuh.." and a quick need to
change the subject. Or the need to suddenly say that we do not know how many Indians there was... and these Indians, My God, they were so different than usual, almost invincible, Custer had no
chance at all, Benteen and Reno just understood it before the battle began! This kind of garbage is frequent.
the "against all odds" propaganda: You can read it in the current LBHA newsletter, where Frederic Wagner
III shamelessly says that Benteen and Reno never lied, and that they were courageous heroes (the credibility of the LBHA really sinks with that kind of outrageous joke!). Only
the most ignorant LBH buff can buy this propaganda. You must never, ever read a book on the battle, and never have any interest (it is very important) in the Reno Court of Inquiry of
1879.
the patriotic answer: "We will never know what happened". Very diplomatic, this no-answer is great because no one has to dig in
the case. Please, do not seek the truth, because, well, it is a mystery, man! The problem is, we know what happened. There has never been any mystery. People can repeat and repeat this lie
again and again, but the truth is:
133 years do not commemorate only Custer's heroic Last Stand, but 133 years of a nasty, shameful cover-up of acts of high treason by Captain Benteen and Major Reno.
If you want to know...
... why Custer is the only general whose successful career is explained with "luck" (totally ridiculous notion for historians and officers), it is because of the cover-up.
... why it is so important for people to focus on Custer's 210 men instead of speaking about the 647 men of the 7th cavalry, and especially Benteen's and Reno 400+ men, it is because of the
cover-up.
... why historians (who have never rightly done their job) rely on spirituality (Sitting Bull's sun dance!), destiny (the falling guidon) or whatever stupidity they could find to explain the
defeat, it is because of the cover-up.
... why the fictionous "big village" and "thousands of warriors" are so important for novels and history books, it is because of the cover-up.
... why documentaries are still relying on some Indian guy to explain the defeat (he does not know a clue about the event, but hey! All the Texans are able to correctly explain the Alamo!
Let's find one for the next PBS documentary!), it is because of the need to ignore historical facts and rely to basic folklore and long-time lies. Because of the cover-up.
... why you will always see faces of embarrassed historians, National Park Service rangers and military officers when you ask serious questions on Custer's Last Stand, it is because of the
cover-up.
The same old rubbish. Since June 25, 1876.
The battle MUST have been short.
Custer MUST have been incompetent.
The warriors MUST have been thousands.
Indians casualties MUST have been low.
The National Park Service, some members of the
Little Big Horn Associates, the American folklore, some Indians found on the way to Little Bighorn and some historians say it.
They do not say it happened that way on June 25, 1876.
They say it MUST have happened that way
Otherwise... You have acts of high treason.
A new display of American Indian racism and historical distortion: the Custer dolls of "Night at the Museum 2" are under attacks by American Indians in South
Dakota
SAY HELLO TO THE INDIAN
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Engaged in a racist crusade since the 1970s to whitewash history, defame historical figures and rewrite the facts in their favor, today's American Indians are promoting ignorance, attacking
historians and scholars and desecrating historical landmarks.
Let flush history down the toilet and have a new, fictionous history written
by racist morons from the American Indian circles in Rapid City!
--
Rapid City
Journal, June 12, 2009
--
Say it isn't so! Lt. Colonel George Armstrong Custer has invaded Lakota country
again, this time through the Happy Meals sold to little children at McDonald's.
Bobbie DuBray, Administrative Assistant for the Lakota Peoples Law Project was
not only shocked by this apparent display of racial insensitivity, but also angered by it. (...)
A BOOK TO UNDERSTAND
The Major Reno Nation? Famous Author
Michael Medved does his homework - including research on the battle of the Washita and the whole Indian wars, to promote truth and stop anti-Americanism. To the contrary of what
people think, Americans are no proud patriots, but insecure people who accept and promote atrocious lies on their country without any reaction. Frightening.
COMING SOON TO AMERICA
?
Dallas Morning News, March 6, 2012:
The
President of Mexico will be present at the Ceremony remembering how the Indian/Mexican killer Davy Crockett was eventually eliminated at the Alamo. The officials will then
inaugurate the Santa Anna Monument and explain how the Mexican culture saved Jim Bowie from moral decadence. Get your tickets today for 6 pesos in San
Antonio.
Washington Times, September 21,
2011:
President Obama has officially apologized to the British Parlament for the Boston Tea Party. A new museum
for Mutual Understanding will be erected in Yorktown and named after King George.
Richmond Dispatch, June 13,
2010:
In an effort to promote better
understanding between Black and White people, the Museum of the Confederacy closed today. The exhibits will be burnt during a touching ceremony with the family of the famous
White-hating activist Malcolm X, who recently got a posthumous Medal of Honor.
Denver Post, July 4, 2010:
In an effort to promote better understanding between Whites and Indians, the National Park
Service removed today the last of the 210 graves at the Little Bighorn Victory National Monument. The ranger will now explain to visitors that these soldiers were not only monsters, but
cowards and, in fact, foreigners.
A new exhibition will show to visitors the wisdom of the Native American culture, the only true Americans of the area, with the help of the new Screw Custer section of the Washita
Extermination Study Center of White Guilt in Oklahoma.
Furthermore, the president of the Department of Education, Ward Churchill, is expected to give the opening address for a touching ceremony honoring Santee Chief Little Crow in
Mankato, Minnesota.
New York Post, September
11, 2011:
In a touching ceremony marking the 10th anniversary of these deserved
attacks against our sinful country, the Bin Ladin family received today the apologies of America and dedicated the new monument honoring Mohammed Atta and the few other misunderstood Arab young
men who took flying lessons.
Imagine if you had video footage of General Custer, Captain Keogh,
Libbie, Tom, General Lee, President Lincoln, Chief Sitting Bull... Or let us dream together with the new custerwest
videos made of animated pictures
THEY LIVE!
"Night at
the Museum 2" was a lame movie. However, we enjoyed the music of "Garry Owen" in the movie and the overall purpose of this franchise: to make people understand that these American figures
are really important - and need to be studied. custerwest.org offers to you some Custer scenes of the movie and the soundtrack with "Garry
Owen".
A NIGHT AT THE
MUSEUM
When real Custer buffs take an agressive stand for history, it works. The cut-and-run "buffs" who surrender to American Indian radicals or Fred Wagner's
ridiculous pro-Benteen propaganda are fewer and fewer every day. Revolution is in the air.
EUROPEAN DOCUMENTARY
"At the Battle of the Little Big Horn, Sioux Indians massacred Col. George
Armstrong Custer and 200 of his troopers. Custer’s men sacrificed their lives heroically in one final, dramatic ‘last stand’ to ensure the American West’s
safety and freedom.
The fact that the 7th Cavalry troopers fought to their last bullet and ‘died with their boots on’ guaranteed the regiment a unique place in American military mythology."
presentation of "The glorious 7th cavalry"
documentary by Tom Roberts, GERMANY/GREAT BRITAIN, 2008
on main TV channels in GERMANY, FRANCE, GREAT BRITAIN, USA
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