LEGENDS OF THE OLD WEST | Nez Percé War Ep1 - “50 Years of Peace”

[@lisasmith9311]

My dad born in 1917 ran away and lived on the Nez Pearce reservation when he was around 12 he learned a lot from them as an adult he became a famous artist he made Paul Bunyan,the fiberglass chief and other iconic fiberglass statues when he retired he made small wood carvings cowboy and Indians most of his wood carvings were stolen from Lewis Clark valley but I still have a wood carving of Chief Joseph

[@DDubb007]

Thanks again for all the hard work you guys put in. I appreciate the whole team, you guys do a great job. I especially appreciate the style and research. We don’t need to watch a video. Need just to listen.

[@terryderush2657]

This is the same thing going on today. This Government never stops. Now the American people are at the end of their time.

[@evankro]

Another new video!! *rubs hands together vigorously* 🙌

[@TsmithJustin]

Nom nom nom. Gimme all the 30 minute videos!

[@RedEdgedSavage]

Strong fighting to be free..needs to be remembered . Thanks for the documentary

[@ethanhall8185]

Yesss THANK YOU ALL for all the hard work 🙏 these are my favorite ,I've listened to every show! When I get right I'm gonna support LOVE the shows!!!!

[@nickevo90]

Have been logging a lot of quality time with Legends of the Old West Podcast; very good material

[@onlythewise1]

love how they leave out information in these videos about full facts

[@hankworden3850]

Like what?

[@donjohnson5172]

Excellent job as always.

[@tompelham7035]

As always, Tragic!!

[@The4No]

I'm here because I wanted to look for events in RDR2 that were inspired by real life events. The parallels are heartbreaking.

[@karentroupe3523]

Good evening sir. I happened unto this bideo just now and became a subscriber. I have one question for you snd xnyone who can answer it. Why in all my high school and college education and edpecilly college where I was afforded yhe luxury of historical journals and the opinions of historians familiar with this particular case in history why did Chief Joseph not upon seeing in the words of various esteemed historians saw that he was within two hours or a days ride of the sought after Canadian border when I have read from such historians he was within a day or at least two hours ride ftom crossing it successfully and safely where he and his tribe could have been free from the jurisdiction of the United States. I know that an individual can never get into an historical figures s head but it seems to me that Chief Joseph him having obviously been an excellent if not superb military strategist could have made that fatal mistake of stopping right before his intended destination of safety without the red flag going off in his head. I've often wondered that as it cost him and his tribe dearly sad to say.

[@perspellman]

Niimíipuu, and Lakota.

[@michaeldavidson1909]

Tough times for the Indians. Very sad.

[@flyinhawaiian7226]

Nez Perce saved Lewis and Clark from the other tribes hunting them down to kill them. White Owl, Niimiipuu

[@itsgoingdown803]

I'll tell ya what's "really" scary is the fact that for thousands upon thousands of years life was always fairly the same, man hunted gathered built and women were the helpers nurtures to then basically over night technology blew up on a scale that humans refused to even question anything. Humanity is in such a stooper spell it's absolutely terrifying being awake while most of the human race is so asleep and oblivious to the things going on in this world. We literally went from horse n buggy to vehicles to flying in the sky to rapid growth of information from the internet. We truly are in some kind of simulation matrix there's no two ways about it. Women are now the masculine ones and guys are the feminine ones the human race is so off balance it's frightening.

[@bradleyjackson7168]

Yep I don't recognize women anymore

[@ClipCoyote]

I would love to see a Civil War version of these if you ever run out of old west material

[@michaelkay3565]

Do any of ya understand its still like this today with government why not leave people alone

[@itsnoteasy5339]

Who believes in the Bible? I don't, I believe in God, the real God, the universe God, the God that truly forgives and don't need to go through man Jesus to get to him. 1834 Orgeon willamette valley. These are great episodes.

[@Bryan-b4y]

When Lee won at bull run he should have gone to Washington

[@theaquarian5849]

They were named by the French. It's pronounced Nay Per-Say 👍

[@louistracy6964]

If the French is too difficult, try the native names. Nimiipuu and Chinook.

[@theaquarian5849]

@@louistracy6964 all valid 👍

[@flyinhawaiian7226]

Nooo, It means pierced nose and we never had piercings. We are called Niimiipuu. White Owl

[@flyinhawaiian7226]

​@@theaquarian5849noo not all valid. WHITE OWL, NIIMIIPUU

[@markbrown375]

Brig. Gen. Stand Watie (CSA) principal Chief Native American Slave ownership Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Creek, Seminole "Five Dollar Indian"

[@happycats685]

Way too much editorializing.

[@Zionist_Eternal]

Been listening to you for years. I've enjoyed developing a healthy addiction to your stuff. And I intend to continue -- lest I learn you're a ... SHREEK!!! ...Democrat! I pray that's not the case. Albeit, you seem to be, whether consciously or unaware, creeping close to that ledge. Please don't step over the precipice for it is a fall to certain death of the soul from which few if any ever recover. I'll keep you in prayer.

[@dwightmaciv4789]

Who cares for others political views grow ur mind and open it that's what started these stupid wars narrow minds and hard ties to politicians

[@Zionist_Eternal]

@@dwightmaciv4789 Mind yer business and resoect yiur elders. All politicians are canker sores on the underbelly of America.

[@luchernou627]

if only you would have learned to speak the name of that tribe, it is french and translate to pierced noses

[@flyinhawaiian7226]

In which we never had. We are Niimiipuu

[@johnclark1612]

...and the Chief Colt Peacemaker.