f. barnes
6/6/2011 9:49:00 PM
On Jun 6, 11:46 am, Franklin Hummel <franklin.hum...@gmail.com> wrote:
> "Boston University history professor Brendan McConville said,
> Basically
> when Paul Revere was stopped by the British, he did say to them, Look,
> there is a mobilization going on that you ll be confronting, and the
> British are aware as they re marching down the countryside, they hear
> church bells ringing she was right about that and warning shots
> being fired. That's accurate."
>
> I live in Boston.
>
> Palin is completely wrong. Just as you are *also* completely wrong,
> Barnes.
>
> Professor McConville is NOT saying the facts are as Sarah Palin
> *believes* they are. She is *claiming* that part of the purpose of
> Revere's famous ride *was* to warn the British. That is a LIE.
>
> Paul Revere did not *purposely* go to the British to warn *them*.
> That would have beeen idiotic! He was *captured** my then! He may
> have informed him of the mobilization (which would have been a stupid
> thing to do, to tell them what the colonists were ready for them), but
> he sure as fucked did NOT go out on his ride "to warn the British" of
> anything!
>
> Palin fucked up the whole, real, historical facts of Revere's ride
> with here stupid *beliefs*. Palin was wrong the first time, and she
> was wrong the second time when she insisted she was right the first
> time.
>
> Palin is an idiot and the perfect example of a tea-bagger. When she
> makes a stupid claim, and she is corrected with the facts, she still
> continues to make the same stupid claim.
>
> Truth does not matter to tea-baggers like you Barnes. Only your own
> K00Ky ideology - no matter how out of touch with Reality it is.
Neverheless, he did warn the British.
By the way, what color horse was he riding?