Bonjour mon ch ri David Thank you so much for the kind and encouraging message I must say that as a European I fully agree with your reserves towards the usual American expression of best in the world and just like you it s not anti americanism at all just the common uses of a particular country I also concur with your appreciation regarding some of the more dark episodes and their wording I tried to be as objective as possible but always something slips through the net This shows how valid is to listen to other readers thoughts and concerns because a different opinion can always show you were one s work can be improved The phrase regarding the brutality of McNelly s men that worried you has been rephrased within the facts presented by the source so thanks to you now it s historically accurate and clearly presented I ve also done a full re reading of the article to discover any other places where this could happen but I have not observed any to my humble opinion At other parts where brutality and violence are exposed like the early 20th century the wording is presented in a much more clear way I hope I mention them as sordid misdeeds of brutality and injustice properly sourced which I humbly believe to be a straight general description without going into particular examples that would take much space The same could go for 300 up to 5 000 people mostly of Hispanic descent had been killed by Rangers and Reports of Rangers abusing their authority and breaking the law themselves became numerous sourced again Do you agree with me David I d love to hear your thoughts As you see I ve put immense effort in creating and enhancing this article and I wish to address all your concerns with my best effort until you consider it worthy of becoming featured Nothing would please me more than seeing all the points that you correctly raise solved satisfactorily My warmest wishes smile