Earlier by Lydia Brimelow: Today Is Guadalupe Hidalgo Day: Party Like It's 1848!

As Lydia Brimelow promised, see above, the Brimelow family had a party to celebrate Guadelupe Hidalgo Day, the anniversary of America's victory in the Mexican War. (Modern-day American historians call this the Mexican-American war, and Mexicans call it "The U.S. Invasion," and get sniffy about the United States calling itself "America.")

Below, Peter Brimelow's daughters (aka "Our Posterity" ) celebrating with the aid of Texas chili and American cornbread:

If you attended an American high school (especially, believe it or not, in California) you may have been told that America was the bad guy in the Mexican War. This is wrong.

See below:

• James K. Polk And Our Just War Against Mexico
• On Guadalupe Hidalgo Day, Here`s Why The U.S. Has Title To The Southwest
• Was The U.S., Like Pie Crusts And Treaties, Made To Be Broken?
• Reconquista in Texas vs. California-And The Need To Coerce GOP Pols
• Lessons From A Short History Of Texas
• Down With Texism And Treason! Happy San Jacinto Day!
• Olvidate Del Alamo? [Forget The Alamo?]
• Enough Already About the Mexican-American War!
• Thinking About The Alamo-And Those Self-Organizing Americans
• The Plan of San Diego-Then…And Now?
• Time For Operation Wetback II
• "It's Basically Over For Anglos" In Texas. Or Have They Not Yet Begun To Fight?

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