Thursday, July 10, 2014
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Sometimes history is an eye opening experience.
ReplyDeleteOooh no its the bad ole daze
ReplyDeleteLa raza will be so proud
Admiral, open wide in this case.
ReplyDeleteI'm at the point now, let's just give them California and I'll move. Governor Brown can learn to speak Spanish. That way he can print their welfare checks in Spanish.
ReplyDeleteI live in California (central) and this is spot on. Mexico has taken over. There are towns where our businesses are closing (places like Raley's and Staples) and Mexican businesses are opening.
ReplyDeleteLet's not even talk about the taxes here. Through the roof.
Have a fabulous day Odie. ☺
Not sure, but I think most of the people there in 1850 did speak English.
ReplyDeleteCA only had about 5000 Spanish speakers at the time of the Mexican War.
Spain (and later Mexico) only controlled 2 enclaves on the coast:
San Fiasco to Monterrey and Santa Barbara to San Diego.
Whoa, he looks just like the raccoon did the Cowman shot up his a hole, he expanded about 4 fold, bellowed smoke, and had that look on his face, as he crossed over. (he was a very sick, very big raccoon, headed toward my chickens, by the way)
ReplyDeleteSandee, taxes fix everything.
ReplyDeleteEdutcher, picky, picky, picky.
ReplyDeleteBrighid, Them chickens is good eats.
ReplyDeleteProving the old saying, "history repeats itself"!
ReplyDeleteSo much for today's history lesson on Californicate. I'm going back to July 23, 2013's management lesson; it's a lot more... hmmm... Well, it's a lot more what I look for in management skills.
ReplyDeleteRon, it do indeed.
ReplyDeleteMarine, you leave those managers alone.
ReplyDeleteCalifornia has to be the mismanaged resource ever. Well since Chicago. And Detroit. And New York.
ReplyDeleteHmmm. What is the common factor here?
Euripides, Libutopia.
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