#L27V4

This video is about Part 4

[@djkanoestrada]

I am a direct descendant of the Pentkua Comanche still a resident of Texas and I appreciate this series of lectures on Comanche and Texas history

[@djkanoestrada]

Thank you Don

[@t4texastom587]

God bless Captain Jack Hayes, Captain Sam Walker, Lieutenant Ben McCulloch, Col. Tom Green, along with many other brave, heroic Texas Rangers, many courageous pioneer men & women, and last, but not least, Samuel Colt & Benjamin Henry.🇨🇱

[@dks13827]

Don, these lessons are super. I tell my 'friends' that I love the Little Big Horn battle history and they all say I am mean to peace loving farming Injuns.

[@DonaldSFrazier]

Glad you are enjoying them.

[@jonathanturek5846]

The left and luberals just seem to have a big voice because they control the media. The stupid mellinials dont know any better than to believe the far left media. They paint a false picture that isnt true. Thank you so much for telling history as it was . i apreciate you

[@thomasfoss9963]

The Commanches were really after the Mexicans horses-- and to keep them out of their hunting grounds-- Abducting the young was secondary to them...

[@thomasfoss9963]

The arrogant Custer who was a rogue commander who didnt like following orders got everything he deserved at the battle of the Greasy Grass.....

[@thomasfoss9963]

@@jonathanturek5846 90% of the radio stations in America are owned by the Koch bros, and Rupert Murdoch. Do your research before you make wild assumptions........

[@jonathanturek5846]

Wheres chief white beard ? Thank you Don Jr for taking the history torch. Aloha

[@larryrobinson6914]

By time you saw them too effin late!!!!!!!

[@craig5477]

C.A. Parker: my mother’s side of the family. She totally assimilated with them & did not want to be rescued

[@AlongtheFarClimbDown843]

*“Comanches put the prisoner to work digging a hole, telling him they needed it for a religious ceremony. When the captive, using a knife and his hands, had completed digging a pit about five feet deep, they bound him with rope, placed him in it, filled the hole with dirt, packing it around his body and exposed head. They then scalped him and cut off his ears, nose, lips, and eyelids. Leaving him bleeding, they rode away, counting on the sun and insects to finish their work for them. Later, back at their encampment, they told the story as an excellent joke, one which gained them a certain celebrity throughout the tribe.”* - *Stanley Noyes, **_Los Comanches, The Horse People 1751 -- 1845_** (1993)*

[@Hugatree1]

romain reuter that's just for starters

[@crunch9876]

@romain reuter this is nothing. They regularly did much worse. But we are looking back using western morality. For them they did not think they where being cruel. This was just life to them. Many plain tribes where the same way

[@woohooo7634]

@@crunch9876 no……? What the fuck.

[@edberger8054]

SIOUX CHEYNNE & APACHE too.

[@Quicksilverline]

Your comanche name is "Left Ear Fat Finger"

[@hughsmith4464]

Stop calling them captizes... They were slaves.