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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
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South Dakota Governor Michael Rounds ready to kneel in front of radicals
ATTACKING
CUSTER STATE PARK
UNITED NATIVES PETITION : politically correct blackmail
Custer has a place in history books, he should not have a state tax paid park in the heart of
Lakota home land. Bringing about Chief Crazy Horse State Park next to his monument would create a more serene
atmosphere for the area and all visitors.
{ historical background: this land was Kiowa until 1755, when it became a Lakota land, and then, in 1880, an American one. Claiming that the Land
is Sioux is like claiming that Spain is still the property of the Ottoman Empire. }
The true history between Custer and Chief Crazy Horse is well known. The state of South Dakota should show people its support of the man
Crazy Horse, not his enemy Custer. The Indian community of South Dakota and America sees no reason to honor Custer with a state park paid for with taxpayers
money.
GOVERNOR ROUNDS (R) : attempt of politically correct surrender
"In a letter to United Native America, a national Indian group in support of the park's name change, South Dakota Governor Michael Rounds, a
Republican {?}, stated if a bill calling for the park's name change was presented to him, he would give it full consideration. "

Who said that there was an agenda behind these countless petitions attacking US Frontier figures?