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2. My Grandpa saw Pancho Villa when he was 6 years old...

Thu Jul 9, 2020, 11:11 AM

Jul 2020

Spent several nights in his village in the state of Zachatecas in 1912.

To Mexicans, Pancho Villa was their George Washington.

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It's past time to take down Tucson's Pancho Villa statue [View all] Ptah Jul 2020 OP

Why was a statue put up of him at all ? Who was happy? donkeypoofed Jul 2020 #1

Pancho Villa Statue Ptah Jul 2020 #3

My Grandpa saw Pancho Villa when he was 6 years old... ProudMNDemocrat Jul 2020 #2

He would have been president if he hadn't been assassinated demosincebirth Jul 2020 #7

WTF is there a statue of a Mexican revolutionary on American soil? TreasonousBastard Jul 2020 #5

A gift from Mexico. Ptah Jul 2020 #6

I guess perspective and 2naSalit Jul 2020 #8

I imagine people in Arizona just like the Old West vibe that comes from BusyBeingBest Jul 2020 #9

US Gen. Pershing invaded northern Mexico in 1916 in an attempt... brush Jul 2020 #10