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February 28, 2025
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He did not seek fame. He did not crave glory. Crazy Horse was the storm that could not be caught, the shadow that vanished before the enemy’s eyes. He was the mind behind the battle, the force that struck where the enemy least expected. With every step, he thought, with every strike, he calculated. Warriors followed him not because he commanded, but because he understood— the land, the people, the way of war. His strength was not just in his arms, but in his spirit. He rode not for himself, but for the Lakota, for the ancestors, for those yet to be born. The battle of the Little Bighorn was his triumph, not because of numbers, but because of knowledge—he knew how men thought, how they fought, how they broke. He struck like lightning, fast and without warning, then disappeared into the wind. Even when betrayal came, when the knives of treachery found his body, Crazy Horse did not beg, did not bow. His story did not end—it rides in the wind, it breathes in the mountains, and it lives in the spirit and pride of warriors yet to rise.
