On this day in 1838, the United States and the Republic of Texas signed the Convention

of Limits, which recognized Texas's claims to disputed territory in Red River County,

which is now the present Bowie, Red River, Franklin, Titus, Morris, and Cass counties.

The agreement also set the West Bank of the Sabine River as the eastern boundary of Texas.

So I grew up wrong.

However, tension continued between the two countries regarding Indian depredations along

the Republic's northern border.

The U.S. charged affairs, I'll see Lebranche protested Texas Army crossings of the border

in pursuit of Indians.

In the 20th century, the exact location of the Texas Louisiana border became the subject

of a dispute between the states.

It's interesting that today, on university campuses, one of the things that these college

kids that go there, and they're looking for a cause to take up, and they announce,

we're standing on the sacred ground of Huga Buga, and we should first pay tribute to

the sacred ground of Huga Buga.

Your white ancestors were killers and rapists, and they tell you how awful you are, and they

want you to do this before we talk about the fact that men can be women and should be

treated as women.

And so these trans activists, that one of their big things is to first announce that we're

on the land of the Huga Buga and the American Indian who was native to the land.

But what nobody talks about, because they haven't read their history, is how savage these

Indians were, and they were savage.

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