So what do ya'll think of a Mexican superpower?

[eqgh5uea]

It has been proven that the native American way of waging war was far superior to the Europeans even until the invention of the machine gun:

http://http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Cut_Knife

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Hitherto, the 4-line combinatino consisting of spearthrowers (indirect projectile), tomahawk throwers (direct projectile), bowmen (indirect or direct projectile), and musketmen (direct) were far in advantageous positioning to the other modes of line-, or rifle-men. Thereinafter, I am 2-0 for online Empire: Total War; France was defeated since he (the plr) got ambushed by my warrior society (I picked the map); Prussia was defeated by me from the 4-line combination (and he had massive artillery).

I give you, the United States of Mexico:



Benito Ju?rez:

Benito Ju?rez - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Mexican Cabinet circa. 1936-1953:

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