Yes I've been reading one of the many books about Custers's Last Stand. I wonder, this General was nothing but a native american hater. He, as General of the army didn't have any respect for his superior rank, not even for the chief of command. He played his own rules inside the army, and he thought he was indestructable. At the end he got what he was looking for, a violent and horrible death. This General is considered an American hero, after reading this book I found out he was nothing but an indian hater, a murderer and fighting for his own cause.
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bungallow55: Yes I've been reading one of the many books about Custers's Last Stand. I wonder, this General was nothing but a native american hater. He, as General of the army didn't have any respect for his superior rank, not even for the chief of command. He played his own rules inside the army, and he thought he was indestructable. At the end he got what he was looking for, a violent and horrible death. This General is considered an American hero, after reading this book I found out he was nothing but an indian hater, a murderer and fighting for his own cause.
bungallow55: Yes I've been reading one of the many books about Custers's Last Stand. I wonder, this General was nothing but a native american hater. He, as General of the army didn't have any respect for his superior rank, not even for the chief of command. He played his own rules inside the army, and he thought he was indestructable. At the end he got what he was looking for, a violent and horrible death. This General is considered an American hero, after reading this book I found out he was nothing but an indian hater, a murderer and fighting for his own cause.
By who? I think most Americans think Custer got exactly what he deserved. I for one salute the first nations people of Montana for terminating that SOB.
ooby_dooby: By who? I think most Americans think Custer got exactly what he deserved. I for one salute the first nations people of Montana for terminating that SOB.
By who? Some American think he's a hero. I can see you're one for reality facts
like not everyone thought it would be a walk in the Park,like he did! Fatal mistake!
Exactly, a fatal mistake made by him...like I said, he was fighting his own cause, that was exterminating all indians and never listened to his superiors.
bungallow55: Exactly, a fatal mistake made by him...like I said, he was fighting his own cause, that was exterminating all indians and never listened to his superiors.
What hero?, he lost. I also applaud the victory of First Nations people.
"Audie" Custer finished last in his class at West Point. I'm sure he never studied Sun Tzu "The Art of War". If he had, instead of trying to attack headlong a superior force thinking it would be easy the outcome would most likely have been much different. I'd love to hear what Norman Shwartzcoff would say about Custers battle plans that day. That would make for some good reading.
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This General is considered an American hero, after reading this book I found out he was nothing but an indian hater, a murderer and fighting for his own cause.