Yep💪

Goyaałé

And hang 5 yo innocent girls from a meat hooks while still alive… he was a criminal

Great uncle.

@@filiphlupic1582 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄. Man of honor.

@@sleeplessgamingct4227 what difference does that make?

We will god is watching over us Ixehe Tlazcohmati 🦅🙏🏾💯☀️

Oh we will

The apache people are a fighting people

@Not Suspicious Human Shut up you hillbilly

@Not Suspicious Human I'm san Carlos apache and I'm only 15 I'm proud to be apache and I'm telling this now resolutions copper isn't touching this land over my dead body ill sit there day and night and my brothers and sister lets keep fighting but don't result to violence we need to stand together as one

@Not Suspicious Human so building on scared ground isn't greedy. They can pull out they dont have to do it on their ground. Why choose it on native land.

@Not Suspicious Human so your the problem, I'm the problem, everyone is the problem. But to build on scared ground is the problem.

@Not Suspicious Human how about looking somewhere else to mine for cooper. They are relentless and trying to find loopholes around the agreements between the US and the native lands. So yes they are greedy.

They are IN TROUBLE for putting a price on MotherEarth

@The Logic Party OMG you sorry POS... Are you from the Americans I bet no... I'm betting you've spent no blood for it this country you live in... STFU... Simple Simon POS... The Native Americans deserve all respect ✊...

@Not Suspicious Human What does that mean though, you said enemies... As far as you can go back in history and across all cultural people humans have done brutal things against their enemies... Today and even back then we just use bullets to blow brains out... It's easier...

How are they 1st born here if they’re native to that land?

@The Logic Party or your a stupid Reply to a strong comment...

This country was conquered like every other country.

@@muddywater4505 still doesn’t negate the fact that your ancestors are not native to this land, your ancestors are from northern europe not THE AMERICAS

@@omar9268 ... wow, you assume a lot.

@@muddywater4505 right so I guess you’re native american? weird

@@sleeplessgamingct4227 who are ‘these people’ ?

thank you for your support in standing with us and not against us just resolve to violence

don't result to violence I meant

And what Cherokee Nation you from cuz I know for a fact you ain't montoy montoy

Montoy??? I am not our people is in Viginia and E lo hi ne Tse, GA lu hi gi ni du da, Nu da WA girl ni du da, Nu da girl ni li si and we have no cousins we have brother cousins are for the wite man and his pet people.

@Not Suspicious Human great quote , I’m not sure the relevance? I shared my opinion on a humorous anecdote, I never used the word hate or fear....

@Not Suspicious Human that’s really deep and insightful, unfortunately I do not agree and if the digging was taking place as you said “I think 50 acres away” the natives wouldn’t be concerned it is in fact happening on their land. You are an apologist, I understand copper is used across many industries and manufacturing processes. That being said the one they are trying to claim will take away campsites from a national forest along with access to climbing and bouldering trails in addition to the land that is quite literally their sacred land, This deposit, perhaps not coincidentally, lies underneath the sacred lands of Chi’chil Bildagoteel, and the company resolution copper looks to sieze this exact land. I do not fear these things, I am aware enough to call it for what it is, exploitation and theft, with awareness comes responsibility. With peace and love, Han.

@Not Suspicious Human to be fair the same lame argument could be made about you as well, try understanding people you don’t agree with.

@@sleeplessgamingct4227 yo mama

Keep comments strong

When you find out lmk

They told you! google "Apache Stronghold "!

@The Logic Party Make the time!!

@The Logic Party Or don't your choice... Seems like their is so much on your little mind maybe you shouldn't worry over things you can't handle... Let those who can stand for others you sit this one out... It's okay your good...

@The Logic Party don't troll me silly

@The Logic Party 🤣🤣😂🤣 your a real try hard 🤣😂🤣😂...

Support all of our native American history, culture and promote them in every aspect we can afford to✊...

Yes🪶 Thank you for this truth.

There is enough copper in the world now. Recycle what we already have.

No way because all politicians are Zionists's servants

Thank you from 7 mile San Carlos

@Ala Ska the lies started once the palefaces of the caucasian set foot on this land. So biden, trump and every other paleface here is only following in the traditions of the lies of their forefathers...

*Biden has suspended this drilling.* 🤷🏻‍♀️

We need to stand with them

@Not Suspicious Human Not just that but there is nothing sacred about this place. I am from San Carlos, born and raised by my family and those around me. I started taking part in my tradition 5 years ago and ever since I started and this whole “Oak Flat being sacred” none of our medicine men care. They say it is not sacred and there is nothing special there. They say that it’s because our tribe is in it for “political reasons” and that we as Apaches should not partake in politics of another people. Wendsler Nosie, claims to be Chiricahua Apache and that this place is sacred to his people yet the land around was Western Apache territory.. My people the Pinal Apache lived and travelled around these areas. These people love to quote so much of the more well known Apaches being brave, strong, fighting for what was right yet his grandfather was an Apache Scout, a sellout to those continuing to fight for our right to be Apaches. They care more about this land then they do about our own people. Wendsler and the whole San Carlos Apache Council. They choose land over the well being of our members and if you ask me that is a disgrace to our ancestors. A place where sellouts talk so high and mighty, about how good our people were in the past yet they do nothing for us. Nothing changes..

@Aron Toulouse As Apaches we are taught that there are specific places that are sacred. I believe there are more important matters than land almost 60-70miles away from us that no one really used up until the 2000’s. I’ve heard from most elders that Oak Flat was what I guess you could call a “rest stop” for all tribes of the past because there was spring water, acorn and other various foods growing there. As I’ve stated before there are more important matters. If that land is sacred then yes it is a lost.. To me this sacred land should be somewhere in Apache history but it’s not. I’ve researched so much of our past because I’m dedicated to keep it alive as well as learned as much as I can from those that passed on and there’s nothing about Oak Flat. Even tried asking Wendsler and his family but none of them ever game me the reason why.. I’m not like these modern day natives who complain about every single little thing or “peaceful”, I know my history and culture of my band the Pinal Apache and embrace it whole heartedly. Don’t tell I’m not native just because I don’t fit your own personal values. A reason why most people don’t get along because of those that impose their own ideals onto others. I’ve been dark since the day I was born and Apache and Hopi blood flows through my veins. Love to see you say I’m not “native” in person than I’ll prove to you why us Apaches are still ruthless to those who cause problems. To me I think about the past during the Apache Wars.. While it may be different times, you learn that they didn’t fight for land. Especially towards the end of the wars, they fought to be true to the Apache ways and to protect their people to the very end. A part of our history no one likes to talk about because we were “killers”. The reason I feel this has importance now is because Wendsler and the council care more about that land than the people they should be helping. It’s always been like this and I know it always will until someone else takes their place. They took so much from the people, did so little for the people, and wasted so many funds that went to waste.. Even now the Council is trying to make an 1,000 acres farm where there is no water at all. The most dry place on the San Carlos Reservation. So tell me why is land more important than the well-being of our people and our current resources..

They bought up all the water rights in Colorado,good ole nestle

I'm Navajo White Mtn Apache were all in this together.

My great great grandmother is full blood American Indian more specifically apache

Which Copper Corporation is doing this ? Kennecott is coming up through the canyon and Magma Copper Corporation is coming up from Superior ? It really doesn't matter which one it is ! STAY STRONG Hopefully I will be able to come later this year !

ACCORDING LAW last time i checked breacks downyeah sure my people I AM WHITE MAN AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

on this on i kind of bust a nut blood is laws or science or what network tv Spit and a social studies text book for child err spit or chatter or matter of patterns repeating losers SKY DADDIES and who was the Clovis or the Eskomoe

BROTHERS IN ARMS CALL OF DUTY BATTLE FIELD EAT A yamm

any one ever look into that the law history or the relaity modern science you ad to be so much a % 2 wgat veto we all are MOWHAWK