@OM-HPC The Christian's bibles are just very badly mistranslated and corrupted versions of the Torah/Tanach, The Real Word of G_d, with a whole lot changed including names, a whole lot added, and a whole lot taken out. Everything that G_d said not to do, Christianity did! Christianity lies! NO Hebrew/Jew was ever named Jesus, nor John, nor especially James! There is No letter J in the Hebrew alephbet nor does any of the Hebrew letters even make a J sound. The One True Creator G_d gave specific details to the Hebrew prophets about when the Real Messiach comes. No One! Especially the so-called "Jesus " has fulfilled any of them yet. 1. When the Real Messiach comes, he will be a normal man from the line of David through Solomon and will sit on the throne of David and rule from there forever. * Obviously, that hasn't happened yet! 2. When the Real Messiach comes, it will be at the End of Days. *Obviously, back then was not the End of Days. 3. When the Real Messiach comes, the Temple will be rebuilt, never to be destroyed again, and the Messiach will start the animal sacrifices in the Temple again. * The opposite happened back then! The very fact that the Temple isn't standing proves that the so-called "Jesus " is Not The Messiach! 4. When the Real Messiach comes, Everyone around the world, including atheist, will know that he is The Messiach. * We KNOW that the so-called "Jesus " is Not The Messiach! 5. When the Real Messiach comes death will cease to exist. * Obviously that hasn't happened yet either because so many people are still getting sick and dying. 6. When the Real Messiach comes, there will be World Peace and weapons of war will be rebuilt into farming implements. *We're still waiting for that one!!! 7. When the Real Messiach comes, People around the world, from every language will grab the Jews and say "Now we know that we have inherited only lies and G_d has been with you Jews all along. Please 🙏 take us with you!" * We're still waiting for that one too!!! No where in the Torah/Tanach does it ever say that the Messiach will keep failing and have to come back again and again. According to Christianity the so-called "Jesus " already came back a second time, but he still never fulfilled any of these Prophecies. So now Christians are waiting for a third coming. Christianity strikes out again.

@@terryulmer969 Remember the Austrian Painter? 6 Million 😂

@OM-HPC Cult follower

What is this comment even supposed to mean.

Love our humor! HAHA

I’m a beadworker and it does! That was such a generous gift. What a wonderful woman.

The lady in red who spoke is my aunt and the elder ladies are my Nali ladies. They inspired me to start beading as well.

They have nothing but time.

Fr fr

I’m sorry Molly is a ehh competitor. I don’t think you should by swallowing. She make me gag. There should be a rule about chewing the food. ✌️

@@lisaharrison5397 tf

Exactly 💯

​@@lisaharrison5397 have you been smoking that glass D again?

As a descendent of the Mexica, it's really interesting seeing the difference in dances and regalia between the Mexica (Aztecs) and the Tribes here in the north. Also there's no pyramids here in the North. The Aztecs actually found the pyramids and then learned how to make them. Every hill in Mexico City has a pyramid where the Spanish blew the capstones off and built directly above. Some say the Toltecs were the original pyramid builders and point to Toltec/Egyptian ruins on Mars and the Moon. I've always wondered why there's no pyramids in North America, at least none that I know of. And yes, I'm aware of the dirt mounds

Indigenous Americans, who include Alaska Natives, Canadian First Nations, and Native Americans, descend from humans who crossed an ancient land bridge connecting Siberia in Russia to Alaska tens of thousands of years ago.

@@thisguyhere233 thank you for reminding me about this 🙏 I’m very interested in Native American culture, grew up around it a lot. My PaPa used to give me arrowheads & dolls made by local natives. My family is from the Netherlands, but there are a lot of similarities in the cultures, at least spirituality.

@@somethingiconicig3967 native America I'm American indian my people came before the people who crossed here from Siberia called native Americans

@Mr. G you do know your descendents are of dark brown complexion not the so called Azteca you see today

“Shit ass”😂

​@@Natasha-px2gw 😂

What about Jane Eagle Plume also known as Princess Nicketti who married a Jamestown settler John Dodson, her father was Opechancanough Mangopeesomon and mother was known as Cleopatra Shawano Powhatan and her grandfather being non other than Great Chief Running Stream Mamanatowick Ensenore Don Luis Velasco also known as Paquiquino

@@Caesar_Americanusuhh no. we didn’t have a monarchy

@@mallarieluvsgirls Her father was known as Great Chief you didn't have a democracy either and you act like every tribe is same making you know nothing and that was the only comparable thing that people at the time could refer to her look her up thats how she was referred to.

I love the look on their faces lol seeing as I give the same look when I am told whos granny was a cp lol

I am black and went to one several years ago and really enjoyed the time I was there..was treated very well and was asked to join the dance circle.. beautiful culture

im Cherokee Indian

Its because we dont dance for the win/money. We dance to pray, our dances are prayers.

Very true. As a European i love that approach

I love the shirts so gorgeous. Is ordering available to Canada?

@@EFMMike yes we ship to Canada

Do you have a insta or site? I wouldn’t mind buying some jewelry since I’m so close, Diné Nation

Do you have a site I'd love to support you and buy

I thought the same too. It's one thing for non indigenous people to participate or admire our culture. But when they take time out to know the issues we face as indigenous people, that's a non native I can hang with.

There is a term that my daughter in law ( who is Ojibwe) says to me when I feel like I tell her I am ashamed for what happened to the First Nations and that I feel out of place when I am on her reserve. She calls it White man's guilt. When my son married my daughter in law her father told me he felt afraid my family might not be thrilled about his daughter marrying a white boy. I told him that I also felt his family might not like us. I am fortunate to have made a new friend in him and the entire family. We keep in touch and enjoy our time with the entire family.

Hello fellow native American,

As a black person I relate to this so much, it’s hard being a minority especially when there’s negative stereotype of u.

Me too I sometimes wear a turban or a kilt.

me too also I am peruvian Quechua Chanca (Ayacucho), for me i will very usted to live between them we have similar culture with north american natives

There's educational means to teach you of your culture brother. Plus you can learn the Native way of making shelter and things to help you with hunting 😊

​@@rosenistudy6142any native regaurdless of weather it's north America Canada included Mexico or South America is still like family. All with same values of honor respect of all indigenous people and the land water and animals. 😊

Sure you do 😂

It's neat how that is. We had a lady from Okinawa living in our town and she felt like she belonged with us lol the only difference is the food she cooked was different but so good. We'd beg her for some egg rolls, feeding us rez kids egg rolls lol

So if someone like me who lives in UK (but not british) wants to come over to see this cultural festivals and mix with natuve indians to learn their culture and language,which steps i have to take to make things right way?cause having a guide would have saved me from wasting time.

@@gulalatas9163 first thing you can do is not call us Indians. That’s the same as the n word to lots of us and you wouldn’t like what happens if you come and say that word. Second we welcome all. I have a white step dad who came to pow wows with us it doesn’t matter who you are.

​@@gulalatas9163 I wouldn't have an outsiders look on it but who really knows what is the right thing to do ya know it's different all around. I'd say tho when or if you come just come to have a good time and take in the experience. A real good way to learn alot from a good teacher is to find an older native person to talk to. Alot of the times are elders have a ton of knowledge they want to pass on with few who are willing to put the effort to learn. But make sure you show them your serious and not playing around and really want to learn. Just being engaged and interested in learning about the culture is a really good one tho already because sometimes it's rare to see an outsider who is interested in the culture for some

@@gulalatas9163dude come visit Montana for the pow wows everyone’s super friendly! I’m always the only white boy out there😭🤣. Just be super respectful and you’ll be fine

@@PissBreakSupervisorOleHopkins the “older” people are called elders and they’re the best to talk about the history of their tribe

TRUE!! With a sense of worldly humour!!

People that don't respect State laws...

@@Abc23867 yet, a bunch of old fat gun owners marched up the the Capital on January 2021 and got arrested… Talk about not respecting state laws 😂

​@@Abc23867 what

@@maddimax5645 some native American tribe didn't respect state hunting law and instead wanted to make it's own laws and didn't respect the Police, these red skins don't respect the Police and the law so I don't respect them.

A little insulting, but okay.

@@AmandaFromWisconsin how tf 😂

Bet u a Karen lol

Not insulting at all.

Is that soiux culture?

Peace to all my Diné brothers and sisters.

Ugh, I feel so bad I keep forgetting how to spell my tribe. But I know it starts with a p

@@AliT0m3rpaiute?

Fellow Diné woman here. Frybread is very easy to make, you should try to make it sometime! ❤

Can confirm fry bread is easy to make, and you can find some really good mixes for it from Native vendors if you want the ultra easy method.

So happy that my people were there to protect you ❤

They were definitely looking out. And at the powwow I definitely looked out of place but I felt so welcome. I guess word had got around so I got a lot of hugs but I was kinda shy as a kid too but I vividly remember being kind of nervous at first but when I saw two of the three men from that day I began to lighten up.

We appreciate you.

I don't.

@@Abc23867 why?

@@maddimax5645 because they don't have respect for us and because they say that we (white People) aren't real Americans.

@@Abc23867 then head out

No it’s not.

American culture is a mixture of all kinds of cultures and people coming together and agreeing on a set standard of morals and laws, this creates a new culture called the American culture.

You people are the descendants of European invaders. So Yeah Native American culture is the real culture. I hope it's not too hard to accept the Harsh bitter Truth for you Anglo-Saxons 😁✌️ There is even more if you would like to know, these states : Virginia, west virginia, North & south carolina, Rhode Island, Georgia, Pennsylvania, New York state, MD, DE, NJ and rest of North East Except Maine were all developed my same Britishers who stole all the wealth and goods from India, they even cut down Trees from North India and took them to USA to build houses so that they don't need to cut down trees there 😒🫴

I'm from m.n . ojibwe. I grew up in mpls. A city Indian. You can say I had a hard LIFE. When I was 25 I joined the ARMY and made something of myself...i haven't been to a pow wow for many years...i deal kinda guilty sometimes , but when I hear the beat of that drum and see the warriors dancing it makes me come alive...plus them beutiful jingle dress dancers...😊😊 0:03

Would you like to be my friend 🙏?

I am HUALAPAI & YAQUI

@@Hualapai702 That is awesome! I know not much of the different Native American tribes in America. Just mostly the tribes in Canada

I’m still trying to figure that out too 😅

Your part of an ancient culture that goes back thousands of years. Be proud and know that you’re a part of the land and being “American” is such small potatoes comparatively.

This summer just google powwows in your area I’m sure some reserves host good powwows near you.

@@Psychoticsavage Definitely will now, I know of one not too far away and I think it’s a large one. But I honestly didn’t know it was okay for Non-Natives to attend lol!

@@LOUISE__97 ohhh everyone is welcome!, most non natives that are usually there tend to sell food or clothes lol but everyone is welcomed!

@@Psychoticsavage Can’t wait! 😊

​@@LOUISE__97 we love for everyone to come. Part of our culture is sharing our culture ❤

😂😂😂😂

I was so embarrassed to have to say it each time Devan gave me the cue 😂

@@markianb It was so funny man ! J'aime beaucoups la série de vidéos que tu as fais , vraiment très intéressant ! Tu as une belle âme mon frère 🙏

You too?

@@Justin-pe9cl 🤣😂🤣

Same, I have an older friend that went missing in 2020 her name is Jolene Beard (Wauahdooah) she went missing from Lawton, Oklahoma. It breaks my heart seeing how many of our people go missing but how our cases just get swept under the rug.

@@DMWolFGurL look at who forcefully made the rules, they only care abt their own kind

No no, in almost every case it's the laws that diminish anything from getting done. 'tribal sovereignty' no court wants to put up with it. Native country is in worse shape now more than ever. The Khadijah Britton story is just one of many that include details as to how and why tribal leaders don't care about their membership, just the money that it brings.

@@poloclubb American Indians really only care about their own kind.

@@DMWolFGurL Which is why Native tribes need to come together.

What exactly are "native rights" We literally get to practice our language, dance the dances, sing the songs. From my experience it's natives who genocide other natives. Disenrollment, exclusion from meetings in the name of tribal sovereignty. If your or any natives for that matter were to let your ancestors see you and how you carry yourself, eating with a fork etc etc. They would off you in a second.

But Pow wows were invented till the 50s? What does a Pow wow have to do with medicine man? Is it the Competition for money? Are you making Stuff up to try sound Smart because that Would be Pretty Stupid Are you just making Stuff up?

@@user-pt7dv8dz1r Best way to learn about it is to go to one. 🐢

​@@user-pt7dv8dz1rok man kinda hard to read your message but I'll try. First off ye the guys 100 percent right weither he did research or heard it from elders can still be questioned but I believe him, next what you mean by invented in 50's powwows been round for a long time it just kinda confusing.

Thank you for your curiosity to learn and for watching the videos!

😂 when I hear that I'm instantly like *Nope* 😂

Do you know why that became a common thing to say - and if there’s just more “white” passing people with Cherokee blood around historically? I genuinely don’t know as I’m not American

@@TryinaD tbh there's some white passing Cherokees but some of them are either mixed or just not really telling the full truth if they are Cherokee or not 😅 But me and other natives have heard the "there great grandmother was a Cherokee princess " from some white people but we tend to use it as a positive comedy joke and not a negative one 😅

Mexicans are just colonized natives who were given a white man name Mexican from the Spaniards when they conquered that land you are all natives too just disconnected

That would be nice to see. Southwestern and California Native tribes have very interesting dances, songs, etc

it represents truth. all seven of our seven grandfather teachings cause the eagle flies closest to our creator. when one holds a feather, it means they are speaking truth.

When the jeep Cherokee first came out I was like dang, even the cars now? 😂😂

❤

These days sure.

@@Justin-pe9clwe always were. if we weren’t back then it’s cause your ancestors were murdering us by the millions. don’t expect any natives to like you colonizers

Thank you :D

Love all my California Natives I'm Native American from Arizona

❤❤

What’s up with wahhoga?

Y’all gonna finish it this year?

Imagine what if they did. They'll go wild with creations.

Thanks. Yeah my family suffered for hundreds years with Canada’s re-education system. Where the children where kidnapped from the reservations and taken to residential schools to be beaten, starved, enslaved, and raped constantly. I a 30 year old didn’t have to suffer through that but thanks to Canada my family is now a alcoholics. I see the mental hurt and pain passing through my generation and seeping through next generation. I hope one day well recover.

​@@cama838 😞

My family were butchered by the Red Army

​@@cama838 You mean the Bronfman family

Oh yeah, he and a few other men got called out or "canceled" for lack of a better phrase. It's been said he was a goony 🤪🤤😵‍💫🥰 weirdo flirt or something. Idk if it's true just relaying the message.

@@dat1ndnguy oh! I didn’t know, what happened?

Native humor is consistently some of the only stuff I will laugh at regularly. It's not like I don't like comedy, most comedy out there doesn't get me chuckling but maybe once or twice. Native humor? Has me in (good) tears half the time.

Yosemite Valley Miwok here.

California tribes generally didn't fight back in any wars besides the modocs. The warrior tribes were back east. In Northern California the last wild Indian was Ishi. And he was no warrior. Stoicism is not embedded in western tribes as much as eastern tribes.

@@michaelscott3222 Wow..lol...you certainly have read your white written books haven't you..a 30minute drive from in Lake County California is a small island on Clearlake known as Blood Island..the US government army murdered all Pomo men, women and children there in the early 1900's..of course whites refer to the island as something else if they refer to it at all. In the same county is a small town called Kelseyville, named after two brothers of the name Kelsey, they enslaved Pomo on their ranch, used and raped women..murdered those who wouldn't cooperate...all this is well known yet the local white government continues to honor that name with its own city...these are just two examples of the treatment of Pomo Natives, no doubt countless more atrocities took place..did they fight back? What do you think...."warrior tribes"..do you have even the slightest thought of how egotistic and ignorant you sound...with your white book "knowledge"...no doubt one of your past female relatives was a cherokee princess

​@@richnorcal no I'm actually native as well. Pomo is actually short for Pomoan. Bet you didn't know that in all of your educated years on this earth. I am well aware of the atrocities that have taken place in lake county and Mendocino county. And there's a clear distinction. West coast tribes willingly helped the white man, literally would wait on the coast to help ships when they arrived. Willingly accept help from the church, willingly would accept alcohol as payment to work the fields. The Pomoan tribe which falls under the Hokan language category was far and expanse as any community in North America pre Columbus. And yet the Pomoan is night and day compared to the Lakota and a crazy horse. The differences are vast. My point is no duh some tribes aren't going to be stoic like one would assume. The warriors are all gone, and the ones that did survive most likely didn't have offspring. Like a crazy horse. Stop being a victim. Atrocities happen worldwide and still to this very day.

He should get out.