The Men of the Alamo
Posted by Socrates in Socrates, William Pierce, William Pierce Wednesday at 10:15 am | 
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(This week’s William Pierce Wednesday item is being posted today instead)
by Dr. William Pierce.
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“At one time the details of the siege and fall of the Texas stronghold were well known to every White American. Even today the facade of the Alamo chapel (all that remains of the old mission) is a familiar picture. Movies and television shows, dating from an era in which the masters of Hollywood found a feigned patriotism expedient as well as profitable, have acquainted many with the externals of the story. The most significant aspects of the Texans’ gallant last stand, however, have been for a long time carefully veiled. They deserve to become once again the common possession of our people, and the bravery of the men of the Alamo deserves commemoration as long as our race endures.”