The True Origin Of Human Life In The Americas | 1491 | Chronicle

We are introduced to indigenous creation stories; discoveries by archaeologists, geneticists, linguists, and anthropologists about the arrival of various indigenous people that are believed to arrive via the land bridge from what is now Russia and Alaska. They were also believed to have sailed down the North American coast, settling in many areas and then developing differing languages, cultures, and customs.
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[@sherryripepi6024]

Knowledge is power and understanding is wisdom. This is an educational video.

[@janerkenbrack3373]

Good job with this documentary. It was well organized and presented. I enjoyed this thoroughly. And I am glad to see the ocean coastal route treated seriously. As a former sailor I am astounded at how many people had assumed ocean crossing was necessarily modern.

[@janerkenbrack3373]

@Brandon Letzco The Inuit have been taking multiple day trips in kayaks and umiaks for as long as we can measure. They even bring fire and cook. Or did, I can't imagine that necessary nowadays. Anyway, I see no reason that boat travel is quite old, and following fish around the Pacific rim coast seems like a good explanation for earlier dates than the land bridge.

[@hswan]

As a descendent of vikings, I'm surprised to read that too, just wow 😆

[@ericbishop3468]

To Polynesians, the oceans were never a boundary. DNA research in the last 7 years has shown Polynesian DNA in coastal indigenous Americans.

[@janerkenbrack3373]

@@ericbishop3468 They were master seafarers, no doubt. But when it comes to the original humans arriving in the Americas, we have to leave Polynesians out of the picture, as they didn't arrive until maybe a few thousand years ago, probably even a thousand or less.

[@margaretlumley1648]

This was a captivating and delightful documentary. Thank you 😊 💓

[@GhostOnTheHalfShell]

I’d say the tribes had more than a few stone tools. They had all the other artifacts of organic materials that unfortunately are not preserved. Just the clothing and watercraft of the tribes of Northern most Americas make that plain.

[@spencerstevens2175]

Barely. In N America at least. They had a few large permanent settlements but they were separated by hundreds of years and were ended well before any Euros got here. They had no wheel and axle even. More importantly they didnt have the know how to support large cosmopolitan populations. They had horticulture but not large scale agriculture

[@GhostOnTheHalfShell]

@@spencerstevens2175 The fact they had several civilizations, say like the Anasazi that rose and fell in a brief era of higher rain. Or that the people you frown upon built Machu Pichu or the great cities of central America that surpassed Venice in population and glory in its height without the wheel, suggests a lack of education. Population densities take time to rise that generally give rise to cities. In any case the NW cultures worked copper had permanent settlement all while being hunter gatherer or of the cultures of S America who all developed textile, ceramic and permanent settlement without agriculture but later sophisticated farming in arid lands. people are clever. everywhere

[@mothball5425]

Dr Mendoza is great, such a clear way of explaining

[@MichB1]

I really loved this, and how you centered indigenous history, and how the narrator addresses them.

[@wordscapes5690]

Fascinating. Thank you.

[@RoxanneM-]

Very interesting. I watched recently a documentary of Tibet created by Tibetans and other researchers where they say their historical records passed down through generations tell them they traveled the oceans and they inhabited lands in South America. This connects to the most recent DNA research that although they haven’t specifically linked it to Tibet, the connection is more general to people in East Asia and the Pacific.

[@woodspirit98]

The muskrat and turtle story are just a part of the haudenosaune creation myth. But it's not the creation story of a thousand other Indian nations.

[@HarperShawn-xu3en]

Hello 😊 how's your day going so far?

[@fatheryed9248]

“[The Aztecs were] a culture obsessed with death: they believed that human sacrifice was the highest form of karmic healing. When the Great Pyramid of Tenochtitlan was consecrated in 1487 the Aztecs recorded that 84,000 people were slaughtered in four days. Self-sacrifice was common and individuals would pierce their ears, tongues and genitals to nourish the floors of temples with their blood. Unsurprisingly, there is evidence that Mexico was already suffering from a demographic crisis before the Spanish arrived.” -Historian Tim Stanley

[@johndoeiii9767]

A historian who probably believed in a dying-and-rising / death and resurrected-god archetype..... that apparently died to save mankind..... and of course died for all all the barbarians, heathens, savage and subhuman beings as well.

[@returnofthegorgon8687]

Sacrifice ended!!! When Europeans came!....your welcome!!!

[@docsavage6156]

Would that be this Tim Stanley? "At Cambridge he was active in student journalism, contributing to student newspaper Varsity. Stanley also unsuccessfully ran for a sabbatical post on Cambridge University Students' Union, standing in 2007 for Welfare Officer. His manifesto consisted of a handwritten note simply reading "This is hand written because I was too drunk to write a manifesto. There is no better testament to my character." -- From Tim Stanley's Wikipedia page.

[@Michael-qe1xo]

@@returnofthegorgon8687 you didn't do anything. Stop comparing yourself to those in the past. You aren't half the person they were

[@cat_terrell]

@@returnofthegorgon8687 Europeans did human sacrifices and mass genociding too, BEFORE They hit the Americas Foo.

[@gregoryboyk2612]

Thank you for your service.

[@memewalkerb5305]

Polynesia was also populated by early Asian seafaring people. There was a PBS program years ago that chronicled their migration. I wonder if there is any relationship between Polynesians and Asian migration to the Americas although the populating of Polynesia happened later.

[@woodspirit98]

Yes there is genetic evidence of south Pacific people having made there way to south america. So technically no native American was in America in the beginning.

[@Viso333]

I think its very possible some polynesian reached southern america but dissappeared. I have heard about chicken bone findings among native south american that would have come from chicken brought by polynesians. Really when you think about it it is also possible korean, japanese or chinese or other later east asians were visisting american continent at some point with their large ships for trading or just exploring. Native american pyramid tembles are so similar to east asian pyramid temples. Or maybe its just really old type temble people already did that went over beringia migration to americas

[@alisongilroy5304]

Archaeologists and Anthropologists who are married, W. Michael Gear and wife Kathleen O'Neal Gear have written a series of historical fiction that illustrates all this beautifully. Their books are based on their work. Its my favorite genre and they are my absolute all time favorites People of the Earth """""""""""""River """""""""""""Masks """""""""""""Lakes """"""""""""Longhouses etc etc etc They begin with Native Americans being lead up into the light by the Hero Twins, Runs In Light and Many Colored Crow ( those are childhood, RIL and adult, MC C names I don't remember RIL's adult name or MCC's childhood one 🤷🏻‍♀️). Anyone with a serious interest in this should read them. People of the Lakes is my favorite! They incorporated humor beautifully into that one.

[@alisongilroy5304]

Following the Caribou from Siberia

[@tinyGrim1]

Right on. Thank God. THANK YOU 😊

[@afellowamericanafellowamer5317]

Interesting how they delete comments they don't like.

[@veronicasanacion]

Thank you! I have for years wondered why people still saw the Bering Strait theory as the one possible way to get to America.

[@HarperShawn-xu3en]

Hello 😊 how's your day going so far?

[@bethbartlett5692]

*The Native Americans DNA is far more interesting than a "central Asian" migration.* They have a variance of a couple of other Ancient DNA markers, and it is most interesting, I would like to learn far more about their and all the various Ancient DNA portions. A most interesting subject for all Peoples, particularly the Native People's.

[@HarperShawn-xu3en]

Hello 😊 how's your day going so far?

[@silkoakranchpitchforkranch1205]

I like how even native indigenous tales are so similar to the Bible. One thing I’ve always found intriguing.

[@TracyD2]

We hardly know anything.

[@PalleRasmussen]

@Brandon Letzco I was going to recommend the same.

[@markcharron]

@jaronstein Saying there are similarities is not saying they are the same. And everyone has ridiculous beliefs, it's part of being human.

[@russtysspoon420]

I wish this didn't have all the interjections of afroeurasian history, I'm here to hear about the Americas and a third of the video is off subject

[@zeideerskine3462]

Thomas Builds the Fire! Brilliant. Sometimes it is a good time to die and sometimes it is a good time to have a Grand Slam Breakfast at Denny's with two eggs and two strips of bacon ...

[@johndoeiii9767]

_"They came with a Bible and their religion, stole our land, crushed our spirit... and now tell us that we should be thankful to the 'Lord' for being saved."_ - Chief Pontiac (d. 1769) Chief Hatuey (d. 1512) of the Taino people was burnt alive in front of his people, by Christians. *His crime:* _refusing to convert to Christianity._ *His punishment:* _burnt alive in front of his people._ It is under these conditions that people accepted Christianity. It is under these conditions that Christianity spread around the world. It is under these conditions that it became the world's dominant religion. Today, *Stockholm Syndrome* is what the descendants of Christianized peoples suffer from. _"They came with a Bible and their religion, stole our land, crushed our spirit... and now tell us that we should be thankful to the 'Lord' for being saved."_ - Chief Pontiac (d. 1769)

[@azurebadger]

I suppose you prefer blood sacrifice and a complete lack of societal evolution. No tech. No historical record. No science. I know what my ancestors found when they explored. Cherry pick all you like. It changes nothing. The study of the historical record in full tells a completely different story. Native americans absolutely had war. Famine and starvation. Societal degredation and collapse. And no iteration was an actual improvement. You sir have the audacity to take full advantage of what was accomplished by the people you condemn While completely misinterpreting what actually happened. We won because we were smarter. And also because we had more to offer. We have subsidized native americans ever since. They take our money and the land we gave them for autonomy and have even still done nothing worth talking about. You are a spoiled child with no concept of reality beyond your brainwashing conditioning. Period

[@niciassmith1204]

Christopher Columbus and the European settlers were amazing people

[@spencerstevens2175]

The people who were in strong tribes at the time of the conquest should be thankful. Their people get to represent the history of "native Americans" instead of those they displaced. They only have us to thank for that. I mean not too mention the wheel and running water etc. Oh and a functioning country.

[@discojelly]

@@niciassmith1204 I bet you think our federal government is "amazing people" too.

[@alienpov]

You could not "have always been here". Your ancestors arrived here once, just like mine did.

[@bethbartlett5692]

With the exception of the Iberian/Basque aka Atlantean People's, and depending on the area of the America's, the Native People's arrived in varying degrees, between 120,000 and 80,000 years earlier than the general Indo-Europeans. There are some that are defined as *"Indigenous"* You may want to rethink your statement. It is not a subject that would apply to you or your ancestors "value" as lesser or greater, it is a Lineage, Civilization, and Culture History Our feelings of Lackings, as well as those of Prejudices, are both "Thoughts associated with the (Lower Mind, aka Ego Mind, aka Adolescent Mind). To resolve these, they first requires awareness, understanding, then, we are best served to: Establish a habit of being "Conscious in Thought" + "Apply Higher Mind" aka Mature Mind, (where all Positive Thought Energies reside) (just happens to my area of expertise, Thoughts, Behaviors, and Social interaction) Know your Worthiness is You, your lineage is the vessel that carries you, all are literally Worthy equally, Scientifically, Socially, Spiritually, love your You. .Beth a Sociologist/Behavioralist and Historian and Mom

[@jenniekelly571]

This is a great documentary!! It's just sad that you and others always mention Columbus as the one who "discovered" North America. Columbus made it to the Bahamas, this is the true history.

[@cowboykelly6590]

👍🤙

[@sameerraj6560]

American policy luv from sagarmatha

[@michaelnegron8555]

It’s even worse that American was never lost Mexico Native American & black man is also the Fertile Crescent was Florida Cuba & Mexico

[@nicholasforrester8587]

Columbus discovered the America's for the European civilization. That's what they should be saying. Obviously the indigenous people were there first. No one said otherwise.

[@jenniekelly571]

@@nicholasforrester8587 Sorry, I guess I still don't understand the first comment.. Let's just leave it as is. 💜

[@rogerwelsh2335]

I’m not saying Asians did not come to American via the Pacific Ocean but I can’t understand how they could have done this. Especially in the numbers necessary to actually perpetuate a society. That is a long OCEAN trip.

[@stormy5003]

There are called Kalinagos and Arawaks

[@rustydogrustydog9191]

Maybe the ones in the Caribbean and around Venezuelan jungles but not anywhere else.

[@countessdelancret2447]

America was discovered way before Columbus. I wish people would teach the whole truth😩

[@p382742937423y4]

Yes, the vikings actually discovered it!

[@RoxanneM-]

It was with Columbus and the Spanish Empire who finally settled and started a whole new civilization in the Americas. They created the first European settlement in the Hispaniola from where the whole European civilization expanded to the entire continent. This is not just about a tiny group with no organization or expansion. A whole new Era started of navigation, trade, and new cities with new universities, ports, entire conquests from North to South, the US, Central, and South America. I wished American schools become at the same level and proficiency as the rest of the world. This is an absolute embarrassment. It’s the reason why Russia and China has found so easy to manipulate us and destroy us in little pieces.

[@roysmith5293]

Yup they need to tell the truth that no one was native to America after all

[@bbmtge]

It has been taught openly and honestly for decades. If the only thing you can do is play stupid, good luck to you.

[@ChrisLawton66]

​@@p382742937423y4the descendants of the people who truly discovered it were already here for thousands of years before the Vikings learned of it.

[@dado12345]

hello,im tryin to reach u over your email but is not working?

[@baswordfish]

This is only the first episode of 8 : Origins

[@alisongilroy5304]

Sylvia Brown said we were brought here from different planets. She said blacks were here first. Don't shoot the messenger. I'm just sharing what she believed.

[@rustydogrustydog9191]

Well yeah, everyone can just pull stuff out their butt but it doesn’t mean it’s true.

[@Намыс-л8э]

😂 все люди на земле из Африки

[@josemalave3795]

Native Americans are not black.i speak cause am native American thank you

[@alisongilroy5304]

@@josemalave3795 I am not saying you are. I am saying she said we all came from different planets and that the black race was first on the planet. Dunno if she is right. Just saying that is what she said. Read before you react.

[@alisongilroy5304]

@@rustydogrustydog9191 Uhh thats shooting the messenger. I never claimed anything but that she said it. I thought it was interesting. But your observation was very articulate and well spoken. Ty

[@rogerwelsh2335]

What the heck was happening in Eastern Asia that made any rational human want to get in a wood raft and sail the ocean not knowing if there was even anything out there I can see Siberian’s in -50 degree weather saying “what the hell, and just start walking” or the found the Americans following wild game migrations, but go ocean bound?

[@HarperShawn-xu3en]

Hello 😊 how's your day going so far?

[@bethbartlett5692]

This series has a far more "Authentic Academic' sharing of History than 98% of any other Documentaries I've seen, and I'm a Sociologist and Historian. (Although I see where they have withheld, to accommodate Mainstream Academia) "Authentic Academics" follow the "Standards of Science and Research", which prohibits using a Theory as Fact, ie the "Mainstream Academics" hold "a 19th Century Theory based Paradigm and Linear Timeline, (a Theory as their Fact foundation). Then everything is forced to fit within this Paradigm, or it is rejected. This is changing, as DNA and other Diagnostic Lab based findings are revealing other facts. We are a result of Intervention rather than just a Linear Evolution.

[@redcupfilmco]

can anyone tell me what happened to the native population in the 530's?

[@henrikrolfsen584]

12:10 "Changes" is a plural, so "Changes has" is incorrect. It should be "Changes have" influenced migration paths. Why do so many supposed professional speakers, constantly make this sloppy mistake?

[@nicholasforrester8587]

How many people were sacrificed to the Azteca gods? And how many other tribes were enslaved by the indigenous ruling tribes?

[@Намыс-л8э]

Сколько? Больше чем святая инквизиция?

[@josephfrank-cp3ig]

You got to be kidding me people living in the sky

[@akiranara9392]

Finding the footprints in White Sands has changed not only time flame , but image of First Americans. There were no Mongoloid in that era (Dr. William Howells, Harvard) , so new question should be asked. Who were they? It's also already indicated that they were not mammoth hunters by experimental archaeology researchers. Peopling of America, new migration route & people, link with evidence in South America, ancient Luzia in Brazil has to be discussed now.

[@HarperShawn-xu3en]

Hello 😊 how's your day going so far?

[@Viso333]

Nope.. Luzia was from siberian beringia migration. More recently the hypothesis that Luzia's people derived from a migratory before ancestors of todays native american has been disproved. The DNA shows that Luzia's people were entirely Native american from the siberian beringia migration from asia. Same thing for clovis. Luzia, clovis both are of east asian "Mongoloid race" from siberian migration dna confirms. -About whitesand,, well if those findings are true they could be from any race really. Europid from siberia ANE period(there was period when north asia was mostly populated by ancient european migartion that later disappeared when the east asians that become the inuit/native american arrived to siberia from china), -East asian early migration from northern east asia? Nothing proves that the whitesand findings are not of east asian mongoloid race. -Who knows could be black aboriginals like papuan people that went from south east asia along coast to america?? Genetics are needed to know. All native american findings so far and modern native american genetics are mostly of ancient east asian race of the beringian/pacific coast canoe migration from east asia. No europid or black findings from america yet so not very beliviable.

[@judithmcdonald9001]

Consider that the North American continent was part of Laurasia while South America was part of Godwana along with Africa, India, Australia and Antarctica. I don't think we can explain South America with Northern European POV Take a globe and turn it upside down, melt much of Antarctica, lower the ocean however many meters lower it was. Island hopping sailors from the South Pacific that first went to South America. We just can't get the evidence we need due to rising sea levels and the (**&^^$#$) greed during the time of Empire that destroyed so much evidence and the people (from these oral traditions) who could have told the stories of the ancient ones. Consider the chasqui runners.. Thank you for a good explanation on the glyphs. They tell stories and developed over time so that one inscription superimposed on another as the story continued. I think Tiwanaku have some really long stories to be told and someone like you will, just like a few years after my studies someone finally broke the Mayan codices, It makes me want to get back out in the field!!

[@terryparker1694]

There were no humans at the time of Godwana. Your entire premise is easily proven false. Stop blathering nonsense.

[@SamuelGates-db3jz]

I guess it's best we took the feather heads land instead of the dot heads land.

[@afellowamericanafellowamer5317]

I like reading first hand accounts of native Americans when they relate the first time they saw white men and what they thought they were. Very interesting.

[@HarperShawn-xu3en]

Hello 😊 how's your day going so far?

[@afellowamericanafellowamer5317]

@@HarperShawn-xu3en Tried to get some things done. Didn't work as planned

[@HarperShawn-xu3en]

@@afellowamericanafellowamer5317 That's good to know. Which country are you originally from??

[@runingblackbear]

My family has always been here from the beginning we have always been here I come from the hole in the ground where the river of life flows to all waters

[@matthewmann8969]

It went to different routes or routings depending on the frontiers.

[@eawatahatanguatama383]

wow asians and white folks we dont look like that

[@rustydogrustydog9191]

Yeah, I think you got the wrong video. You’re probably looking for the west African one.

[@deeko3190]

Looks like a movie recorded on an iphone😐

[@michaelnemeth4500]

Not to be a smart arse BUT first few lines…been here since beginning not more than 20 seconds later our ancestors came in boats,really and this is a documentary…within 35 seconds it contradicted it self,I was taught we came from Africa,I’m a white male so please forgive my ignorance but I feel this is b.s. sorry for saying truth

[@timrobinson6573]

You're a coward; apologizing for being white.

[@michaelnemeth4500]

@@timrobinson6573 by the way the south lost the civil war in America get over it

[@alisongilroy5304]

W Michael Gear says Native Americans were in North America first but that they came by land and water.

[@larrywhitlock8755]

Indigenous definition: originating or occurring naturally in a particular place; native. So, it is more appropriate to call "early Americans" the "first settlers", as they were not indigenous to the unnamed geographic areas subsequently called the "new World" and then the "Americas".

[@bigyin2586]

The spiritual tone of the introduction was a distraction and irritating (and not history).

[@timrobinson6573]

That's the liberal white mindset toward Native Americans. They see them as magical and spiritual, not as human beings.

[@c2880cag]

I’m so tired of humans separating them selfs as different people . We all came out of Africa as the same humans , only over time did they take on diff features and skin color. We are all the same , humans

[@HarperShawn-xu3en]

Hello 😊 how's your day going so far?

[@larry1824]

Face it alt right: when your Aryan ancestors landed here they weren't the first

[@HarperShawn-xu3en]

Hello 😊 how's your day going so far?

[@ericbishop3468]

The closed minds and racist comments are very sad. Colonial attitudes refusing to be educated.

[@timrobinson6573]

Winners don't need to apologize or or be educated. We won for a reason.

[@EternalEmperorofZakuul]

​@@timrobinson6573 oh believe me, I'm more concerned with inferior races from Africa denying their inferior origins and claiming to be indigenous to the Americas instead of some colonial attitudes

[@ChrisLawton66]

2:36 yeah, and I shared my wallet with the guy who took it from me.

[@kevinmoore734]

So "Native Americans" aren't really native to the Americas. Learned nothing new here. Just a PR piece to to soften opposition to archeology at pre-Columbian sites.

[@rustydogrustydog9191]

Why would they oppose archaeology sites?

[@mothball5425]

​@@rustydogrustydog9191 because people don't like their ancestors being dug up and put in museums

[@StevenSMeans]

It is a mistake not to understand that the written word and modern recording compete with ancient memory methods. A classic epic has words which fit a chant, a melody, memories which trigger from natural gifts. All creation, not just humans, tap into shared and past memory archives. The methods of access are well established.

[@spencerstevens2175]

Tough

[@jazzzshakur7525]

These are not real natives to the land. Im so tired of the lies and miseducation clearly these people migrated from some land far away lol stay focused my people.

[@nickcole1845]

Take you're black ass back to Africa [Boy]

[@rustydogrustydog9191]

Focused on the Afrocentric lies. There’s nothing wrong with being of west African descent.

[@EternalEmperorofZakuul]

Stop shooting each other and raise your kids Oh wait you won't and you'll have family reunions in prison Besides, inferiority is what makes your kind inferior to other races

[@EternalEmperorofZakuul]

​@@rustydogrustydog9191 there is... Contributing nothing to mankind and having nothing worthy to be part of

[@rustydogrustydog9191]

@@EternalEmperorofZakuul True

[@tennisace40]

They were colonizers.They came here from central Asia and drove out those who were here first.Probably those that came from South America.

[@rachelsremedies2602]

In 1491 Americans Indians were busy chasing Rabbits! While Europeans were busy building cities. Duh

[@stonepony46]

5$ INDIANS

[@johndoeiii9767]

Christendom and Western Civilization's imprint on the world is so dark, and disturbing. The legacies and remnants still withstand to this day. Particularly in non-white communities. The fetal alcohol syndrome, the unemployment, all the addictions, the mass incarceration, the poverty, and so much more. Not only were cultures and communities disintegrated and destroyed, but so too were natural ecosystems.

[@pawshands9706]

I often wondeer what my ancestors would be like today if Columbus snd Spain never would have stumbled upon these lands.

[@spencerstevens2175]

No it's not. It's just history. They didn't act any different than anyone else back then. They were just better at it. In fact they are the ones who inspired the world to change and brought about that change. Who do you think are the only people to successfully eradicate slavery and implement individuak rights? Those very people you hold so much disdain for. There is a reason people come here from literally everywhere else The world is a dark place. It isn't the fault of one group of people, contrary to popular narratives

[@spencerstevens2175]

No one forces those people to live like that. They chose to live on reservations etc. They aren't limited to that. They also have terrible domestic violence issues. You going to blame white people for them hitting their women too? Oh and the natives refused to give up their slaves after the civil war. What are your thoughts on that?

[@spencerstevens2175]

How will you feel about people judging your existence as " dark and disturbing" just because they live 400 years from now? You're going to get lumped in with everything that happens today. What kind of precedent of looking at history are you trying to set

[@tomtaylor5623]

unfortunately cuckstianity hampered us from completing the job, which has as you described only created for us a neverending problem. but from the traitorous perspective you're attempting (assuming you're white), your comment is completely wrong. it preserved them.

[@carlossandoval-3473]

🇵🇷

[@HarperShawn-xu3en]

Hello 😊 how's your day going so far?

[@danielteegarden8982]

what , you couldn't find any indians !

[@white_isnt_a_race2338]

Not fun

[@MartinVoois-b6i]

🤠👍👌🌞🍀❤🙏🦋

[@killeryhiltons8499]

Real history is hidden .

[@alienpov]

Really?

[@hostiliscivitas]

How did they achieve all that without an alphabet? I call bs

[@Wolfietherrat]

They had alphabets.

[@niciassmith1204]

@@Wolfietherrat nope. Nor the wheel

[@GY-hd4br]

Most people were illiterate until recent times so your question is BS and native tribes to North America like Aztecs and Mayans even used paper to write in their written language

[@Wolfietherrat]

The Maya and Aztec had a complex writing system @ 30:06

[@niciassmith1204]

@@GY-hd4br No he's correct

[@sanjayayangmali]

It doesn't have any evidence that God has created world 😂

[@edithcallaway4316]

The White Man built America and named it thus so.

[@Намыс-л8э]

Никто не просил строить в Америке . Индейцы прекрасно жили на своей земле без белых окупантов

[@MAW51187]

Biggest ishma lie ever

[@Rkd-_-b]

it was the moon eyed people. Just ask your people.

[@howlinwulf]

I have watched 10 minutes and I'm already ashamed to be white. I'm part indian my great grandmother was adopted by white folks,my research was unable to figure out what tribe she is from I have that to be proud of at least.

[@rogerwelsh2335]

Seriously, HOWLINWULF ? Stop the whining and pity party. No one feels sorry for you or thinks you are this wonderful human being because you are ashamed You’re just saying that to make yourself somehow feel better. I feel bad for you

[@JDoe-gf5oz]

Pretty lame dude. You aren't responsible for something someone else did before you were born.

[@Patrick3183]

Lol!

[@delroyluke9233]

Total rubbish

[@benjaminmills9169]

This is hilarious 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂when you have real knowledge you laugh at mainstream 💩 like this

[@mamichula314patton2]

Tell me more

[@niciassmith1204]

If you study this subject is quite clear that thousands of years ago European settlers were here. I think the Native Americans were probably their slaves or lower cast helpers they got from Asia. The Native Americans ancestors didn't have any knowledge of Navigation or Ship building to make the journey.

[@jakobkarlsson9375]

Certainly you haven't studied anything of the matter if you're making such an outrageous claim which is easily debunkable. Your sources?

[@niciassmith1204]

@@jakobkarlsson9375 I've studied the truth. You don't know anything about history.

[@ThePhoenix109]

Europe was a shithole thousands of years ago

[@GY-hd4br]

Sources? You’re ridiculous

[@spencerstevens2175]

Lol you could literally walk across from Asia to n America until like 5k years ago

[@Klocaine237]

What about trans persons ? Racist

[@sherryripepi6024]

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