FACT-CHALLENGED BOBBY WIGHTMAN CERVANTES GETS MIXED UP YET AGAIN

Bobby Wightman-Cervantes with
a Background of Fruit Loops

Fact-challenged blogger Bobby Wightman-Cervantes can never seem to get a story straight.

While its a given he will mangle the sentence structure, break grammar rules right and left and ignore punctuation, does he always have to get his facts wrong?

Typically, its a matter of perspective.  Blogger Bobby views the universe as revolving around him, when the reality is that, even in this galaxy, he is a lesser luminary and not a very bright one.

In yesterday's blog offering on the unreliable BROWNSVILLE VOICE, Mr. Mixed Up chides BISD Candidate Erasmo Castro for doing something he didn't actually do.  Note Bobby's self-righteous pontification:

"Sorry but also a word on Erasmos Castro. He either lacks the minimum skills to read, or chooses to deceive. Either way, whether it is an inability to read or a desire to deceive he makes himself unfit to be a BISD Trustee.

So, he knows I will not put up with him copying my stories. We made a deal I would be allowed to comment on his page when people post ridiculous claims about my stories which are complete falsehoods. Castro never having met a lie he would not tell, broke the deal. So now he tries to rewrite my stories and in the process proves he cannot read simple English or he seeks to deceive."

Erasmo Castro

Bobby goes on to claim Castro, not only reposted his story, but inserted the inaccuracy that Stephen F. Austin was a member of the Confederacy.

Bobby, Bobby, Bobby!  All it would have taken was a tiny bit of research to see that the quote you used to demonstrate Castro's distortion of your story was not from your story at all, but directly from Newsweek.  

Here's your quote again Bobby:  

"Well Castro having little regard for reality or facts paints him as a confederate. From Castro: 

'The city of Austin, Texas has suggested in a preliminary report, that highlighted historical connections to a former Confederate leader, Stephen F. Austin, otherwise known as the “Father of Texas", that it might consider changing its name.'"

Now, Bobby.  Here's the link to the Newsweek story Castro quoted:  https://www.newsweek.com/austin-confederate-monument-name-change-1047065

A simple Google search of the quote would have shown that Castro was quoting Newsweek, not the 

BROWNSVILLE VOICE as you claimed.

Now, many know that I've had my problems with Erasmo Castro, but Bobby is simply wrong in his claims and, if he truly has a moral compass, he will apologize to Castro.

As a blogger, its perfectly fine to be "unbought," but its good to be factually correct at least part of the time.