Delaware, Iroquois, and Allegewi Indians Battle Over Land in Pennsylvania and New York (ep. 1)

[@CrossTimbersSon]

It’s incredible how much has changed in over these hundreds of years, and also how much has stayed the same. Disarm and conquer has always been the strategy of those who desire to control over living in peace.

[@josephbuckley7240]

Living in peace is a chimera. Moments,hours, maybe even days of carefree peace. (boredom) Call it what it should be called. Living in a satisfied manner. Our species hasn't evolved to live in peace, we have evolved to be the best death dealing animals in existence. We are not victims. We are predators.

[@tommurphree5630]

The Indians had to be subdued as their intent was total annihilation of the emigrants or immigrants , whichever , can't remember which . It's hard to make peace when people carry a grudge . That goes both ways .

[@jasonbrown372]

No one disarmed Audrey Elizabeth Hale, look how that turned out.

[@Skyhors3]

I've studied this specific history for over 60 years. This is the most accurate and comprehensive.

[@jamesdewer]

Who will recall the essential argument of the American Revolution indeed, the undeniable fact that the British had a stake in the new world that preceded the Declaration of Independence one hundred years hence! Eponymous Roger's Rangers verbatim account of America from a British Major who founded the American us army Rangers. Fascinating topic

[@rikfroschauer1743]

But they didn't even learn the proper pronunciation of Oneida and Albany so accurate are they

[@Ronald-wv1bz]

Love listening to this narrator, he makes you feel like a child again. I close my eyes and golly gee I'm back in the 2nd grade.

[@Chris-bx9hp]

Keep it going.... Its very appreciated. God bless...

[@cowboykelly6590]

UNWORTHY HISTORY is WORTHY . 🤠🖖 ♨️

[@bobsmoot2392]

Well done... We expect nothing less from your guided tours of our past.

[@johndaugherty4127]

I used to live near the Catawba river in North Carolina. Like my native Kentucky, about everything is named for the natives and whites of this period.

[@SteveSmith-zz4ih]

Great video, at least you aren't influenced by the political narrative as has happened in a lot of countries. A friend of mine has some great old rare books on Aussie aborigines, they too were cannibals (human kidney fat was a sort after condiment) and warfare was a common event.

[@jackblackpowderprepper4940]

As history repeats it self.

[@cliffgriffen623]

Thank you very much It's incredible thank you

[@alicel3992]

This is why the SECOND AMENDMENT was written and must be adhered to... never give up your arms.

[@roscoep.coltraine6344]

Good one!

[@roderickreilly9666]

Excellent reminder of the fluid nature of North American indigenous migration and demography well before the the arrival of Europeans, and which continued well after European arrival without the latter being the principal motivation for indigenous migration and strife.

[@jasonbrown372]

Indian Removal Act, 1830. Remind yourself.

[@roderickreilly9666]

@@jasonbrown372 : didn't need a history lesson from you. I know all about that sordid affair. I also know that "Indian removal" started earlier after the acquisition of the Louisiana territory. Nevertheless, the truths of what I said, and of what the video shows, still stand. Now go virtue signal somewhere else.

[@jasonbrown372]

@@roderickreilly9666 😂,.!..

[@Idellphany]

"without the latter being the principal motivation for indigenous migration and strife." I don't agree with this part of what you said. Yes their demography was fluid. But to act as if the sudden influx of several sea faring nations, guns, disease, ect ect " wasn't a principle motivation" seems ignorant. The reason why these groups were able to be so "Fluid" was the influx of guns from the dutch!! The book is about the Conflicts after European occupation, not prior.

[@pero33403]

​@@roderickreilly9666 Acknowledging genocide is not virtue signaling....

[@markpalmer6760]

Interesting story, enjoy your videos

[@sheepdog1102]

Excellent

[@speakupriseup4549]

Machiavelli would have been impressed by all their duplicitous diplomacy

[@Tsonontowan]

That was good. A lot to think about there.

[@Twilightbabyxox]

❤ thankyou

[@vdoniel]

The cruel, savage ritualistic habits some tribes practiced reminds me of ancient wickedness I've read about in the Bible.

[@lenormand4967]

Yes, they are Canaanites. Their practice of burning children alive, infanticide, abortion, cannibalism, meant they were meant to be eradicated. When the Chinese from a tiny state in China invaded, they committed genocide of all the male White natives and raped the surviving female White natives. Their daughters still have female relatives in Europe.. Have you seen the contemporaneous fine painting of Rebekah (aka "Pocahontas")? She had wavy auburn hair, light eyes and milk white skin. On old maps the eastern states were called, "Greater Ireland."

[@jasonbrown372]

The cruel, savage habits some "Christians" practiced caught up with them in Nashville yesterday.

[@nothing-b2n]

Yes

[@afellowamericanafellowamer5317]

These might be modern illustrations. I've never seen the colored ones before, anyway. Who did them and when were they done?

[@Momusinterra]

Is the spelling on your heading or title correct?

[@MichaelM-q2q]

And what happened to the Algonquin in Northern New York ?0

[@Justplainnuts]

Thank you for another excellent story.

[@FranklinKettle]

We redid you get your story’s from ?

[@unworthyhistory]

It’s from the book “The Pennsylvania-German

[@unworthyhistory]

In the French and Indian War”

[@FranklinKettle]

@@unworthyhistory it’s the wrong version

[@FranklinKettle]

The Iroquois confederacy is still running shit and alive and stronger then ever while untitled states has been sleeping

[@JeepWrangler1957]

Gee so Indians did to each other what they accused Europeans of doing 😏

[@chrisnieto5547]

Confused? You will be!

[@bayamonrican]

Yeap lol very confused

[@chrisnieto5547]

@NVMVNV Unfortunately it’s you who has been dodging the issue for two days. Let’s go back to the original film that this thread is about. It was about the appalling if not horrific punishment the Comanche dished out , not only to white settlers but to other tribes. Your response was “ so what? Name me a country/race that hasn’t done those things”. So I named a few . Then you said “ ah those don’t count because none of them tried to colonise America. So at least we had an admittance from you that not “everyone” behaves in this way, but essentially your beef is with the colonists. WELL SAY THAT IN THE FIRST PLACE THEN. Stop trying to justify Comanches methods of torture and torment by saying everyone was doing it when clearly they weren’t. Stop moving the goalposts because your argument gets exposed. Stop telling me that if I didn’t personally count the number of immigrants that entered the Americas , I had no right to quote a number even if it was a historical fact. There’s a woman on this thread who is a relative of Mathilda Lockhart. That young girl was held captive for two years by the Comanches. She was tortured for two years. One thing they did to this 14 year old girl was burn a bit of her nose off each morning. When the scarred , gang raped, tortured girl was eventually returned ( in an exchange) she had no nose left…just a pus filled mess on her face. She died a lingering death. Comanches then tortured and murdered her 6 year old sister. This is very recent history and a history that has been whitewashed as “The brave noble Indian against the nasty pale face”. Have some fecin respect for her relatives. It was shameful behaviour that was totally unjustified. If you are going to come on tough threads like these , please try and be a decent person.

[@supervidere7]

1905?

[@jeffbeck0101]

Marauding raids on helpless settlers...

[@pero33403]

Who invited them to settle on someone else's land?!

[@kyleklukas4808]

Hahaha helpless sure

[@PiperLadow]

Joseph

[@rikfroschauer1743]

It's pronounced "Oh-Ny-Da", I live in the area of Oneida Nation, it's also "All-Ba-Knee", do some research

[@kyleklukas4808]

It's also ir-a-quaw.

[@FAITHFUL-SERVANT-OF-GOD]

Yazreal ancient gilgal ambros Mennonite areas omish colonial family members break 💔

[@FranklinKettle]

I’m SENECA and your information is wrong buddy the Iroquois confederacy did not form like this the Iroquois confederacy were cannibals before the peace keeper came get your story’s right

[@FranklinKettle]

not one of tribes could come close to the five deadly tribes they were all subjects

[@ceciliacrocker390]

If you want to respect my family then try actually telling the story of the names of those main players of those expelled . Maybe mention the death of the barron of Pubnico, NS ...? L D Latour and chief Membertou.... It is the hidden history that tells the real story. I am tired of the hidden history of the Muise family, NS

[@alicel3992]

You're in a loop, repeating the same paragraph over and over 😮

[@FranklinKettle]

you speak as if the tribes were even a match to us Senecas we were the bad asses

[@ElenaAshe]

Why would you choose the word “unworthy” to describe your history channel? Makes me dismiss you right away, unfortunately.

[@PiperLadow]

Reptile

[@PiperLadow]

Al leg ewwwwww

[@remondbernasconi3722]

I'm thoroughly convinced that meat protein is toxic. When you correlate carnivorous behavior with that of omnivores... there really isn't much difference. You don't see much change until factoring in the herbivores who've been fighting a defensive war from the beginning. The most profound statement made in this presentation was/is... time to bury the hatchet. Humans like any creature can mutate into something better. Most people haven't researched the overall world-diet ratio. Says ol'Remo.🪶🍎

[@georgedavis6583]

Probably a side effect if lifestyle. Hunters were always more mobile looking for more land to hunt. While farming cultures were more tied to their location. I'm pretty sure meat protein isn't toxic.