How can American criticise Russia or any other country in the world about human rights, they got the worst record of any other country in the world. Shameful
The world knows how the U.S. govts.,past & present treated the First Nations people with treaties that the govt. had no intention whatsoever, to uphold. The years of neglect, corruption, discrimination, violation of natives rights over their lands & constant exploitation by every level of authorities over the native people, have put them into a corner for generations. Now the current generation of the First Nation people Must stand their ground & start to forcibly push back at the oppressive perpetrators who have been treating the native people much less than humans. The Natives must fight back with legal means , public awareness, education & a massive national organization of all tribal nations across the U.S. to form one organization with one voice to speak , challenge & reclaim all that were forcibly taken from their native lands. The native peoples across America must know that their last hope for human justice & rights stands strongly, together on their native lands , knowingly that what lies beneath their land, are valuable resources which they must have absolute & legal control over any usage by the authorities, corporations or even for the tribal interests.
The Dakota and Lakota sioux warriors victory charge! After the brutal Cheney rush massacre victory of the two hot summer days of August of 1931! On the Crow creek sioux Indian reservation of SD northwest of the town stephan half a mile northwest from the town stephan SD. A large encampment over sixty to eighty hunkpati Dakota sioux people were living on Cheney rush encampment! In a long narrow valley just below the hilly prairie land country along the beautiful Missouri River. Later the brutal massacre by over a hundred white civilians hungry land overs! The Cheney rush massacre site, the second sand creek massacre of 1964! After hearing the very sad tragic story from the young children who actually witness the tragedy unfolded there will hiding a safe distance away! The next day large party of over three hundred angered Dakota sioux Indian warriors were coming ready to fight against the American guilty murderous intruders! More warriors were arriving there later! Iron Nation's kul wicasa oyate Lakota sioux Indian warriors may have assisted in the fierce fighting to! Near the massacre site the American civilians we're setting up a camp site. Someone told they would be facing a huge massive large numbers of warriors coming towards them from a great distance away! In a running swiftly very fierce fighting battlefield probably more American civilians may killed there! Plus many very brave sioux Indian warriors would lose their lives there! Dust would rise up from the horses hooves made a great impressive very intense bloody conflict battlefield scene! The rest of the defeated wounded weakened American intruders escaped or fled back across the reservation border lands! To their own ranches and towns never wanting to take back the hunkpati Dakota sioux people's traditional reservation Buffalo hunting grounds and their rich fertile farm lands along the beautiful Missouri River. The last tragic brutal massacre of the 20th century and the last brave Dakota and Lakota sioux warriors true victory song during the great depression of August of 1931! The great sioux victory is for retribution for lost poor innocent lives at the brutal Cheney rush massacre site! If our brave sioux Indian warriors would have lost this bloody conflict! The American wolves intruders would have taken the entire northern reservation lands along the beautiful Missouri River! My historical information for today. Have a great fabulous wonderful day.
The US government made nearly 400 international treaties with First Nations and systematically violated each and every single one of them, continuing to do so even today where, for example, both the Navajo and Apache Nations are fighting the US government having granted foreign mining claims on their lands.
It's discusting. If any other country in the world acted like this American would be first to shout about human rights. So much for the land of the brave and the free and all men are equal. Bull shit
@@martinjenkins8270 I'm not so sure about that. Just look at the US's record of signing on to Human Rights resolutions in the UN, clearly they don't really care at all until it affects their commerce.
Paula, you're correct, even bidens mining company came to Lamedeer Montana to look at our land to try to buy this land so they can mine it. Problem is if they do that this reservation is DEAD meaning contamination will kill everything including us. So much for the democratic party looking out for our best interests when we Cheyenne know that no matter whose in the White House they will see to it that we are exterminated.
I cannot believe those statistics on their longevity, access to grocery stores, rates of poverty, and general living conditions. Absolutely unacceptable and morally unconscionable.
Buffalo soldiers were at every massacre including Wounded Knee to sandy Creek and spent 20 years of massacre of innocent people's, then sells the children alive to the plantation owners that moved to Mexico, weird the native American arrived at a plantation the black man asked who put you here, the native kid says a man that looks like you truth
These people are the back bone of the country you took from them.Give the them dignity and standing they deserve.They should have access to the same resources close by, the rest of the country enjoy.
Biden will kill us all before that happens. We know that. He pushed hard to mine our land so he could turn around and sell our resources to the Chinese. Disgusting and disturbing.
When I went to school Wounded Knee was taught as the "Battle of", and the Battle of the Little Big Horn was taught as the "Massacre at the Little Big Horn "
The Sioux kicked the Cheyenne out of the Black Hills before Whites even got there. Now the Cheyenne are relegated to two of the harshest reservations on the Northern Great Plains there are. How about the Sioux pay compensation to them?
Indeed. They only stopped genociding each other when the white man showed up, and not a single time have I heard them talk about the inter-tribe wars. It's just like how hundreds, if not thousands of black people get shot and killed for no reason: by other black people. But if a white cop shoots them (doesn't matter if it was justified or not), oh boy you better pray your small business doesn't getted burned and looted. I am sympathetic to the native American movement, but they're just too anti-white, anti-american, and on the leftist grift. Which, is kinda to be expected, but it's a lot different than it was in the 70s. Back then, you would see native Americans with American flags, they probably felt a similar way I feel about the flag after certain massacres committed by government agencies.
We actually have our very sad tragic brutal massacre and a true warriors victory song charge! During the great depression of the two warm days days of 17th through the 18th of Apiril of 1931. On the Crow creek sioux Indian reservation of SD half a mile northwest from the town stephan. A large encampment a little over sixty hunkpati Dakota sioux people were still definitely living on Cheney rush encampment. In a long narrow valley just below the hilly prairie land country along the beautiful Missouri River. In actually started in the spring time the continued harassment by the local towns people and the ranchers in the northern part of the reservation. The American civilians would cause the terrible troubles of violence! Would trigger the start the bloody conflict! The Buffalo County war or the Great war for the northern part of the reservation! This happened during the time of the sooner policy act the reservation land take over of the better half of the 20th century! On morning of the tragic story would begin the Dakota sioux Indian men left for a hunting trip on the other side of the reservation! Leaving their entire families and young pregnant young ladies to watch over at the Cheney rush encampment site. Later on the same day a large party of over a hundred white civilians intruders arrived there with guns and rifles very unannounced! They seriously wanted to take away the hunkpati Dakota sioux people's traditional reservation Buffalo hunting grounds and our rich fertile farm lands along the beautiful Missouri River. The guilty intruders would brutal kill everyone there! On only tragic massacre in the us history someone tried to cover up the evidence that it never happened! The elders were young children at the time saw an witness the tragedy unfolded there will hiding a safe distance away! Many years later they told the story well crying and wipt of the tragic brutal hateful torture to death at the Cheney rush tragedy, the second sand creek massacre of 1864 very sad unspeakable tragic story! Later on the same day of the children want an told everyone on the reservation what happened to their own Dakota sioux Indian people who were wrongfully slaughtered there! The Dakota sioux Indian men also heard the very sad tragic story after returning from a hunting trip! The men's hearts were broken from the lost of their own love ones thier own innocent murdered lives at the Cheney rush encampment massacre site! The very next day over three hundred angered Dakota sioux Indian warriors were coming ready to fight against the American guilty murderous intruders! Later Many more warriors will be arriving there! Near the massacre site along the beautiful Missouri River. The American civilians we're setting up a camp site. Someone told they would be facing a huge massive large numbers of warriors coming towards them from a great distance away! On the prairie land country were the main battlefield would happen! Iron Nation's kul wicasa oyate Lakota sioux Indian warriors may have assisted in the fierce fighting to! After a running swiftly battlefield scene probably more Americans civilians were killed! Plus many very brave sioux Indian warriors would lose their lives the prairie land country battlefield site! Dust would rise up from the horses hooves made a great impressive very intense bloody conflict battlefield scene! The rest of the defeated wounded weakened American intruders escaped or fled back across the reservation border lands! To their own ranches and towns never wanting to take back the hunkpati Dakota sioux people's traditional reservation Buffalo hunting grounds and our rich fertile farm lands along the beautiful Missouri River. The last forgotten tragedy of the 20th century and the last brave Dakota and Lakota sioux warriors victory song charge! During a warm spring day of April of 1931! The last sioux Indian victory for retribution for lost poor innocent lives at the brutal Cheney rush massacre site! The Cheney rush massacre victory site is still there today half a mile northwest from the town stephan SD along the highway to the capital of Pierre SD. North of the two small rolling hills! The one hill on the left side as a great resistance for our native American indigenous people of North America! If our great sioux indian warriors would have lost this bloody conflict the American wolves intruders would have taken control of entire our northern traditional reservation homelands! This is not a us military conflict! But a personal forgotten very sad tragic bloody conflict! That happening many decades after the wounded knee massacre! The very last land take over was during the the 1850's on the Oglala Lakota sioux indian reservation! Of one poor innocent Lakota sioux man the us government took his entire land from him! The innocent warrior had no we're to live! A very ingrave injustice for our brave Dakota and Lakota sioux warrior people of the northern Great plains! My historical information for today. Have a great fabulous wonderful day.
Thank you for putting out this very interresting piece of information. I tried to search "Cheney rush encampment massacre 1931" with several search engines but got zero results. Can you point meto a place where I find more data that can corroborate your story? I don't mean to be disrespectful when asking for independent verification, these things deserve to be documented in full depth. Too much injustice and horrible outrage against Native Americans have been shoved under the rug and the denial of their legal rights continues to this day. Whenever you think you've seen the worst, there's another horrible story coming along.
@@kanonierablesince the killers of the book an movie is coming out to the American public. I have plans to write a book about this very bad tragic story of poor innocent murdered Dakota sioux Indian people encampment site! Five years after the Osage indian murders of terror during the 1920s over oil rights violations rights in Oklahoma! My historical information for today. Have a great fabulous wonderful day.😀😊
@@charlesbullghost5491 Thank you kindly for that prompt response! I'm very much looking forward for your book and any kind of further detail of that remarkable event. Greetings and best wishes from Switzerland! I was fascinated from an early age by the history and culture of the American Indian and as soon as I had learned to read I was looking everywhere for books and stories on the subject. When my father noticed this, he gave me the invaluable piece of advice, to stear clear of the dime novel type adventure stories that painted a false, made up picture of the red people. Luckily for me there was a series of well reserched and written biographical books by a Swiss author that went by the nom de plume Ernie Hearting (real name Ernst Herzig) that were to be found in most public libraries, telling the stories of their great leaders and the struggle to preserve their lands and their way of life, men like Crazy Horse, Red Cloud, Geronimo, Chief Joseph and many others. The books also had dozens of authentic photagraphs of these outstanding historical figures which helped greatly with recognising the American Indian as "regular people" like you and me instead as some kythical figures from a fairy tale. That is why even as a 7 year old Swiss boy I immediatly understood, that the violation of the rights of the Sioux, Comanche, Apache, etc was a severe and ongoing violation of basic human rights. That made learning about all the murder, the injustice and broken treaties such a hard if not traumatising experience, as I could easily identify with their fight for the right to live in peace on their ancestral lands. Well, that interrest has never left me to this day in my 55th year. Soon enough I was about to find out that the fight for survival for the Native tribes on the American continent didn't stop with the battle of Little Big Horn. In some ways things have even become more severe, the land grab is kept going without pity or remorse, the boarding schools added trauma upon trauma andthen there is the genocidal practice of sterilisation, clearly illegal acts and grosse medical malpractice, not to mention the abuse and gaslighting that took off in 2020 in the name of health protection! But there is also that heroic tale of the ongoing resistance, from the 19th century to Wounded Knee 1973 and onwards to the NODAPL protest. The mainstream media tries to keep the public in the dark about all this and much more, but thankfully you and many others like you succeed in sharing vital information about the struggle for basic human rights and for the preservation of Mother Earth with a worldwide audience. Never underestimate the importance of your staunch resistance as you put your bodies on the line, be it with weapons in hand or unarmed and with prayers that include hopes for the healing and wellbeing of everyone, even those that now opress and harass you, itis inspiring and creates hopes in the hearts and minds of many million men and women of every creed and colour around the globe. Just that simple yet so important and powerful slogan of "Water is Life" resonates with the thoughts and feelings of every redblooded, clear thinking human! None of your demands are unreasonableor an overreach, the words of the Laramie treaty is cristal clear and its violation by the US government must not be tolerated! In that sense, I wish you, your family and your people the very best now and for the future!
I am not a expert in this topic, but based on this video I feel like the Indigenous People live a bit in the past... they should take the money from the goverment and build thenselfs a better future, since not of them alive now can even claim to have lived in the Black Hills when it was theirs
The title of the video needs to be corrected. It's not the U.S war on indigenous people, It's war on native American tribes. I've served with a few native americans while serving and not one ever referred to themselves an "Indigenous". Only as what tribe they're a part of. Cherokee, Navajo and Sioux for example. One Navajo I served with would've knocked anyone out if he was called an "Indigenous Person".
I I'm first nation I am indigenous. Many of us do not call ourselves Indian because we aren't from India nor is this land Mexican or French. No one has a clue what Cheyenne is. Not the Mexicans not the blacks or whites or asians or arabs.
@@user-kq6ro9so5d I was educated by the Navajo I served with in the army. Why don't you ask him why he called himself a Navajo and not "indigenous people"?
You're an id//iot. There never was a Xinjiang genociiide. That's another CIA propaganda to demonize and bring down Chiina to prevent them from surpassing U.S. global dominancy. Show us ONE f****ing proof of genociiide in Xinjiang other than the fake testimonies by CIA funded human rights groups.
We see USA as a living guy that needs to apologize for what he did. How do we find him? I stopped a "white" guy at Walmart and asked him to apologize, but he didn't understand me because he just arrived from Sweden. Damn. So where is the USA guy?!?!
@@AngryNegativeHistoryProjectfirst the Mexicans the the wasitchus then the Chinese and the blacks should give us our land back and apology and pay us for murdering our relations. Seems fair. Oh and you can leave and not come back.
Are you on drugs. The Chinese who worked here took part in murdering us.... you should pay us, leave and not come back, and give an apology for killing my family.
Oh and by the way there were Black people already in North America before the so called Native Americans came over the Bering Strait from Asia. So in truth Black people are the real indigenous people.
More likely the people that came across the Bering Straight were from Eastern Asia...and the Native Americans are their descendants. Black lives absolutely matter. But I think you're way off base dude.
please... never forget... Nineteen soldiers were awarded the Medal of Honor specifically for Wounded Knee, and overall 31 for the campaign... how disgusting
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And America has the nerve to lecture other countries about human rights? Gimme a break.
Ikr.
Lying Hypocrites
Says the man who comes from a people who murdered millions..... bet you're real proud watsitu.
How can American criticise Russia or any other country in the world about human rights, they got the worst record of any other country in the world. Shameful
The world knows how the U.S. govts.,past & present treated the First Nations people with treaties that the govt. had no intention whatsoever, to uphold. The years of neglect, corruption, discrimination, violation of natives rights over their lands & constant exploitation by every level of authorities over the native people, have put them into a corner for generations. Now the current generation of the First Nation people Must stand their ground & start to forcibly push back at the oppressive perpetrators who have been treating the native people much less than humans. The Natives must fight back with legal means , public awareness, education & a massive national organization of all tribal nations across the U.S. to form one organization with one voice to speak , challenge & reclaim all that were forcibly taken from their native lands. The native peoples across America must know that their last hope for human justice & rights stands strongly, together on their native lands , knowingly that what lies beneath their land, are valuable resources which they must have absolute & legal control over any usage by the authorities, corporations or even for the tribal interests.
well said
The Dakota and Lakota sioux warriors victory charge! After the brutal Cheney rush massacre victory of the two hot summer days of August of 1931! On the Crow creek sioux Indian reservation of SD northwest of the town stephan half a mile northwest from the town stephan SD. A large encampment over sixty to eighty hunkpati Dakota sioux people were living on Cheney rush encampment! In a long narrow valley just below the hilly prairie land country along the beautiful Missouri River. Later the brutal massacre by over a hundred white civilians hungry land overs! The Cheney rush massacre site, the second sand creek massacre of 1964! After hearing the very sad tragic story from the young children who actually witness the tragedy unfolded there will hiding a safe distance away! The next day large party of over three hundred angered Dakota sioux Indian warriors were coming ready to fight against the American guilty murderous intruders! More warriors were arriving there later! Iron Nation's kul wicasa oyate Lakota sioux Indian warriors may have assisted in the fierce fighting to! Near the massacre site the American civilians we're setting up a camp site. Someone told they would be facing a huge massive large numbers of warriors coming towards them from a great distance away! In a running swiftly very fierce fighting battlefield probably more American civilians may killed there! Plus many very brave sioux Indian warriors would lose their lives there! Dust would rise up from the horses hooves made a great impressive very intense bloody conflict battlefield scene! The rest of the defeated wounded weakened American intruders escaped or fled back across the reservation border lands! To their own ranches and towns never wanting to take back the hunkpati Dakota sioux people's traditional reservation Buffalo hunting grounds and their rich fertile farm lands along the beautiful Missouri River. The last tragic brutal massacre of the 20th century and the last brave Dakota and Lakota sioux warriors true victory song during the great depression of August of 1931! The great sioux victory is for retribution for lost poor innocent lives at the brutal Cheney rush massacre site! If our brave sioux Indian warriors would have lost this bloody conflict! The American wolves intruders would have taken the entire northern reservation lands along the beautiful Missouri River! My historical information for today. Have a great fabulous wonderful day.
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The US government made nearly 400 international treaties with First Nations and systematically violated each and every single one of them, continuing to do so even today where, for example, both the Navajo and Apache Nations are fighting the US government having granted foreign mining claims on their lands.
Greedy corp. The savages were the colonizers.
It's discusting. If any other country in the world acted like this American would be first to shout about human rights. So much for the land of the brave and the free and all men are equal. Bull shit
@@martinjenkins8270 I'm not so sure about that. Just look at the US's record of signing on to Human Rights resolutions in the UN, clearly they don't really care at all until it affects their commerce.
Paula, you're correct, even bidens mining company came to Lamedeer Montana to look at our land to try to buy this land so they can mine it. Problem is if they do that this reservation is DEAD meaning contamination will kill everything including us. So much for the democratic party looking out for our best interests when we Cheyenne know that no matter whose in the White House they will see to it that we are exterminated.
I won't vote for some president who has his hands dirty in mining. Not ever.
I cannot believe those statistics on their longevity, access to grocery stores, rates of poverty, and general living conditions. Absolutely unacceptable and morally unconscionable.
These people break my heart 💔
Toxic from the beginning, more toxic now. America has much to account for!
Leonard Peltier, 50 years in prison for a murder he didn't do. The Manson family members are getting out. WTF?
He was a true leader why u think his in prison I was 16 at the time it went down
I never forgot the Indians or what the white man did. I pray that they get back their land and sovereignty.
Buffalo soldiers were at every massacre including Wounded Knee to sandy Creek and spent 20 years of massacre of innocent people's, then sells the children alive to the plantation owners that moved to Mexico, weird the native American arrived at a plantation the black man asked who put you here, the native kid says a man that looks like you truth
These people are the back bone of the country you took from them.Give the them dignity and standing they deserve.They should have access to the same resources close by, the rest of the country enjoy.
my blood boils when UN did noting about ongoing genocide like this
UN is financed by the Colonial Settler
When are you talking about? Because the UN has only existed since 1946.
🐎 we are still here 🏹
I Hate America But Love the Indigenous people ❤🌍
#NeverAgainParsleyMassacre #NeverAgainGuatemala #AmericanSrebrenica!
Thank you for this important serious situation. ❤😢❤
My respects from aymara nation from here southamerica, we are all brothers n equal after all.
Not even close. My people dont eat eachother.
another reason to never trust this government period
I've never trusted them from day one
Peaceful. Always.
Justice will never happen. Our only chance for Justice is to go through united nations.
Biden will kill us all before that happens. We know that. He pushed hard to mine our land so he could turn around and sell our resources to the Chinese. Disgusting and disturbing.
American gov is going down same with the country to much injustice to native people and black s
A lot of love from Italy to native americans❤
Well Done !!
When I went to school Wounded Knee was taught as the "Battle of", and the Battle of the Little Big Horn was taught as the "Massacre at the Little Big Horn "
More on Wounded Knee Occupation with Lenny Foster (Dennis Banks point man when he was forced to flee).
th-cam.com/video/BYetkZ_zdwo/w-d-xo.html
Tommy Rexford was Wounded Knee ‘73
The Sioux kicked the Cheyenne out of the Black Hills before Whites even got there. Now the Cheyenne are relegated to two of the harshest reservations on the Northern Great Plains there are. How about the Sioux pay compensation to them?
Really? So you were alive when this supposedly happened? Or did you read propaganda made by foreigners who hate us...
Indeed. They only stopped genociding each other when the white man showed up, and not a single time have I heard them talk about the inter-tribe wars. It's just like how hundreds, if not thousands of black people get shot and killed for no reason: by other black people. But if a white cop shoots them (doesn't matter if it was justified or not), oh boy you better pray your small business doesn't getted burned and looted.
I am sympathetic to the native American movement, but they're just too anti-white, anti-american, and on the leftist grift. Which, is kinda to be expected, but it's a lot different than it was in the 70s. Back then, you would see native Americans with American flags, they probably felt a similar way I feel about the flag after certain massacres committed by government agencies.
We actually have our very sad tragic brutal massacre and a true warriors victory song charge! During the great depression of the two warm days days of 17th through the 18th of Apiril of 1931. On the Crow creek sioux Indian reservation of SD half a mile northwest from the town stephan. A large encampment a little over sixty hunkpati Dakota sioux people were still definitely living on Cheney rush encampment. In a long narrow valley just below the hilly prairie land country along the beautiful Missouri River. In actually started in the spring time the continued harassment by the local towns people and the ranchers in the northern part of the reservation. The American civilians would cause the terrible troubles of violence! Would trigger the start the bloody conflict! The Buffalo County war or the Great war for the northern part of the reservation! This happened during the time of the sooner policy act the reservation land take over of the better half of the 20th century! On morning of the tragic story would begin the Dakota sioux Indian men left for a hunting trip on the other side of the reservation! Leaving their entire families and young pregnant young ladies to watch over at the Cheney rush encampment site. Later on the same day a large party of over a hundred white civilians intruders arrived there with guns and rifles very unannounced! They seriously wanted to take away the hunkpati Dakota sioux people's traditional reservation Buffalo hunting grounds and our rich fertile farm lands along the beautiful Missouri River. The guilty intruders would brutal kill everyone there! On only tragic massacre in the us history someone tried to cover up the evidence that it never happened! The elders were young children at the time saw an witness the tragedy unfolded there will hiding a safe distance away! Many years later they told the story well crying and wipt of the tragic brutal hateful torture to death at the Cheney rush tragedy, the second sand creek massacre of 1864 very sad unspeakable tragic story! Later on the same day of the children want an told everyone on the reservation what happened to their own Dakota sioux Indian people who were wrongfully slaughtered there! The Dakota sioux Indian men also heard the very sad tragic story after returning from a hunting trip! The men's hearts were broken from the lost of their own love ones thier own innocent murdered lives at the Cheney rush encampment massacre site! The very next day over three hundred angered Dakota sioux Indian warriors were coming ready to fight against the American guilty murderous intruders! Later Many more warriors will be arriving there! Near the massacre site along the beautiful Missouri River. The American civilians we're setting up a camp site. Someone told they would be facing a huge massive large numbers of warriors coming towards them from a great distance away! On the prairie land country were the main battlefield would happen! Iron Nation's kul wicasa oyate Lakota sioux Indian warriors may have assisted in the fierce fighting to! After a running swiftly battlefield scene probably more Americans civilians were killed! Plus many very brave sioux Indian warriors would lose their lives the prairie land country battlefield site! Dust would rise up from the horses hooves made a great impressive very intense bloody conflict battlefield scene! The rest of the defeated wounded weakened American intruders escaped or fled back across the reservation border lands! To their own ranches and towns never wanting to take back the hunkpati Dakota sioux people's traditional reservation Buffalo hunting grounds and our rich fertile farm lands along the beautiful Missouri River. The last forgotten tragedy of the 20th century and the last brave Dakota and Lakota sioux warriors victory song charge! During a warm spring day of April of 1931! The last sioux Indian victory for retribution for lost poor innocent lives at the brutal Cheney rush massacre site! The Cheney rush massacre victory site is still there today half a mile northwest from the town stephan SD along the highway to the capital of Pierre SD. North of the two small rolling hills! The one hill on the left side as a great resistance for our native American indigenous people of North America! If our great sioux indian warriors would have lost this bloody conflict the American wolves intruders would have taken control of entire our northern traditional reservation homelands! This is not a us military conflict! But a personal forgotten very sad tragic bloody conflict! That happening many decades after the wounded knee massacre! The very last land take over was during the the 1850's on the Oglala Lakota sioux indian reservation! Of one poor innocent Lakota sioux man the us government took his entire land from him! The innocent warrior had no we're to live! A very ingrave injustice for our brave Dakota and Lakota sioux warrior people of the northern Great plains! My historical information for today. Have a great fabulous wonderful day.
How long you even wrote this?
Actually I ask some my elders an my relatives about this very bad situation. Of a very sad tragic story!
Thank you for putting out this very interresting piece of information. I tried to search "Cheney rush encampment massacre 1931" with several search engines but got zero results. Can you point meto a place where I find more data that can corroborate your story? I don't mean to be disrespectful when asking for independent verification, these things deserve to be documented in full depth. Too much injustice and horrible outrage against Native Americans have been shoved under the rug and the denial of their legal rights continues to this day. Whenever you think you've seen the worst, there's another horrible story coming along.
@@kanonierablesince the killers of the book an movie is coming out to the American public. I have plans to write a book about this very bad tragic story of poor innocent murdered Dakota sioux Indian people encampment site! Five years after the Osage indian murders of terror during the 1920s over oil rights violations rights in Oklahoma! My historical information for today. Have a great fabulous wonderful day.😀😊
@@charlesbullghost5491 Thank you kindly for that prompt response! I'm very much looking forward for your book and any kind of further detail of that remarkable event. Greetings and best wishes from Switzerland!
I was fascinated from an early age by the history and culture of the American Indian and as soon as I had learned to read I was looking everywhere for books and stories on the subject. When my father noticed this, he gave me the invaluable piece of advice, to stear clear of the dime novel type adventure stories that painted a false, made up picture of the red people. Luckily for me there was a series of well reserched and written biographical books by a Swiss author that went by the nom de plume Ernie Hearting (real name Ernst Herzig) that were to be found in most public libraries, telling the stories of their great leaders and the struggle to preserve their lands and their way of life, men like Crazy Horse, Red Cloud, Geronimo, Chief Joseph and many others. The books also had dozens of authentic photagraphs of these outstanding historical figures which helped greatly with recognising the American Indian as "regular people" like you and me instead as some kythical figures from a fairy tale. That is why even as a 7 year old Swiss boy I immediatly understood, that the violation of the rights of the Sioux, Comanche, Apache, etc was a severe and ongoing violation of basic human rights. That made learning about all the murder, the injustice and broken treaties such a hard if not traumatising experience, as I could easily identify with their fight for the right to live in peace on their ancestral lands.
Well, that interrest has never left me to this day in my 55th year. Soon enough I was about to find out that the fight for survival for the Native tribes on the American continent didn't stop with the battle of Little Big Horn. In some ways things have even become more severe, the land grab is kept going without pity or remorse, the boarding schools added trauma upon trauma andthen there is the genocidal practice of sterilisation, clearly illegal acts and grosse medical malpractice, not to mention the abuse and gaslighting that took off in 2020 in the name of health protection!
But there is also that heroic tale of the ongoing resistance, from the 19th century to Wounded Knee 1973 and onwards to the NODAPL protest. The mainstream media tries to keep the public in the dark about all this and much more, but thankfully you and many others like you succeed in sharing vital information about the struggle for basic human rights and for the preservation of Mother Earth with a worldwide audience. Never underestimate the importance of your staunch resistance as you put your bodies on the line, be it with weapons in hand or unarmed and with prayers that include hopes for the healing and wellbeing of everyone, even those that now opress and harass you, itis inspiring and creates hopes in the hearts and minds of many million men and women of every creed and colour around the globe. Just that simple yet so important and powerful slogan of "Water is Life" resonates with the thoughts and feelings of every redblooded, clear thinking human! None of your demands are unreasonableor an overreach, the words of the Laramie treaty is cristal clear and its violation by the US government must not be tolerated!
In that sense, I wish you, your family and your people the very best now and for the future!
The US Government needs to our people alone
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Openminded dolphin 73
I am not a expert in this topic, but based on this video I feel like the Indigenous People live a bit in the past... they should take the money from the goverment and build thenselfs a better future, since not of them alive now can even claim to have lived in the Black Hills when it was theirs
These are the issues our country should be taking care of.
Meanwhile billions of dollars goes to Israel and Ukraine...
And China
Crazy dolphin 86
The title of the video needs to be corrected. It's not the U.S war on indigenous people, It's war on native American tribes. I've served with a few native americans while serving and not one ever referred to themselves an "Indigenous". Only as what tribe they're a part of. Cherokee, Navajo and Sioux for example. One Navajo I served with would've knocked anyone out if he was called an "Indigenous Person".
I I'm first nation I am indigenous. Many of us do not call ourselves Indian because we aren't from India nor is this land Mexican or French. No one has a clue what Cheyenne is. Not the Mexicans not the blacks or whites or asians or arabs.
Get educated.
@@user-kq6ro9so5d I was educated by the Navajo I served with in the army. Why don't you ask him why he called himself a Navajo and not "indigenous people"?
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This is the USA version of xinjiang genocide.
You're an id//iot. There never was a Xinjiang genociiide. That's another CIA propaganda to demonize and bring down Chiina to prevent them from surpassing U.S. global dominancy.
Show us ONE f****ing proof of genociiide in Xinjiang other than the fake testimonies by CIA funded human rights groups.
@@maxmadison5488, u didnt see the irony here.
We see USA as a living guy that needs to apologize for what he did. How do we find him? I stopped a "white" guy at Walmart and asked him to apologize, but he didn't understand me because he just arrived from Sweden. Damn. So where is the USA guy?!?!
@@AngryNegativeHistoryProjectfirst the Mexicans the the wasitchus then the Chinese and the blacks should give us our land back and apology and pay us for murdering our relations. Seems fair. Oh and you can leave and not come back.
Are you on drugs. The Chinese who worked here took part in murdering us.... you should pay us, leave and not come back, and give an apology for killing my family.
You had me til sleepy joe popped up.
I don't like Biden either
What a bunch of losers.
Oh and by the way there were Black people already in North America before the so called Native Americans came over the Bering Strait from Asia. So in truth Black people are the real indigenous people.
U really need lots of archaeological, migratory evidences or any historical accounts for that hypothesis to be factual.
More likely the people that came across the Bering Straight were from Eastern Asia...and the Native Americans are their descendants. Black lives absolutely matter. But I think you're way off base dude.
Were they kangz too?
There were also black people alredy in Europe before whitemen born.
You people come out like cockroaches in the dark whenever the discussion of indigenous people happen anywhere. You wabos are so god damn annoying
SHAME ON YOU AMERICA
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please... never forget... Nineteen soldiers were awarded the Medal of Honor specifically for Wounded Knee, and overall 31 for the campaign... how disgusting
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