many Weber’s around central Minnesota, possibly distant relatives of yours!

I thought Germany was disbanded as a nation after the Geneva convention?

Many Germans in Minnesota

Hello Till! I live in Minnesota. But my family came from Emden. Have you been there?

I know a Weber. Central Minnesota

well the bison got driven out so we could have a forest more like Europe. Europeans recognize their bison are long gone. We messed up.

I know is a cave in the purple and gold state with international inland lake next to two sleeping gaints and a bottomless pit and the hope for the man of understanding born half way around the world where paper became money with mankind's promise to trust in God on it out womb a untouchable living book add move right repeat return to one out womb in 7 months mom in labor 3.5 days on international inland lake out womb a trinty first and last beginning and end one and 99 born 100 one spoke as 24 at once as one whole add move right repeat return to one three in one whole in one whole in one untouchable living book was in me before I was bornin . Two became one in ten thousand three returned in one whole in one whole in one many in the purple and gold state 5 stand as one k known to the ALL undeniably proclaimed three times over before I was born the man of steel flys without wings known before he was born Jeremy Michael Middle name nicknamed moezer at 3 speech impediment born again in life without tasting death the untouchable living one twin untouchable living book was in me before i was born 1.24.75 i draw it out while explaining i am the hope for the man of understanding given Gods given name and understanding

Test all trust none at the end of the age he will be proclaimed three times over before I was born

John... agree. Same here in Southern Michigan. The wealthy manufacturing farmers, literally raping and removing Woods fence rows and even wetlands. The selfishness and greed continues. People with money are ruthless. They can never seem to get enough, or cause enough damage to suit themselves. What is being left is literally a moonscape in many areas. So pitiful

Yes! I am glad I do not have much to go!

@@stephenbloch4688 us too.

@@70stunes71 yeah, let's have useless woodland and then have 50 per bushel wheat. What a A clown.

@I ME WE IN ONE Many ; You say much If you ever learn to write you could teach many.. Guten Tag

Actually, it was the Indigenous People who accepted *you* as “neighbors.” ;-) Whether we wanted to or not, as neighbors (whether we had accepted you or not) you were our neighbors and one does not refuse help to others regardless of their continuing perfidy and decimation of our people. This is a foundational belief of our people: We would never have left you to starve. The history of your family appears to be inextricably tied to our’s. Let us work together to acknowledge this Reality but now without duplicity and with genuine respect for our own cultures.

I know is a cave in the purple and gold state with international inland lake next to two sleeping gaints and a bottomless pit and the hope for the man of understanding born half way around the world where paper became money with mankind's promise to trust in God on it out womb a untouchable living book add move right repeat return to one out womb in 7 months mom in labor 3.5 days on international inland lake out womb a trinty first and last beginning and end one and 99 born 100 one spoke as 24 at once as one whole add move right repeat return to one three in one whole in one whole in one untouchable living book was in me before I was bornin . Two became one in ten thousand three returned in one whole in one whole in one many in the purple and gold state 5 stand as one k known to the ALL undeniably proclaimed three times over before I was born the man of steel flys without wings known before he was born Jeremy Michael Middle name nicknamed moezer at 3 speech impediment born again in life without tasting death the untouchable living one twin untouchable living book was in me before i was born 1.24.75 i draw it out while explaining i am the hope for the man of understanding given Gods given name and understanding

Mine from the heavens

Our pleasure! Enjoy!

I hear that neege!!

Anishinaabe proud neege !! Miigwich

Too bad it didn't stay that way. My European relatives sure f*@#$ed everything up.

There were dakotas here too jackass

@@mikeynorcross3222 ...l was refering to native americans in general living here before the white men showed up with logging and roads and the railroads...Dickhead...

Home is just home, until the fascists wreck it.

Surprised any history of the state is taught by the WOKE educators who design curriculum to the NWO -WOKE- socialist standards.

The public fool system is not Education it’s indoctrination.

I went to public school on St.Paul's far east side. This was all taught in our history classes through 8th grade. What was strang to me, was how the "religious" students were let out at certain times to go to their "religion" instruction classes. Those I know now, at reunions, have a whole different view of how Minnesota came about....of course age awakens reality sometimes, and I now understand why this leaving of public classes was allowed. So do they. They should make this film required each year as history class, and manditory viewing. I love this film, and it is how our tax dollars should be spent....reality education. Without historical understanding, people will always have misunderstanding of our current place as people knowing others that came before.

I know is a cave in the purple and gold state with international inland lake next to two sleeping gaints and a bottomless pit and the hope for the man of understanding born half way around the world where paper became money with mankind's promise to trust in God on it out womb a untouchable living book add move right repeat return to one out womb in 7 months mom in labor 3.5 days on international inland lake out womb a trinty first and last beginning and end one and 99 born 100 one spoke as 24 at once as one whole add move right repeat return to one three in one whole in one whole in one untouchable living book was in me before I was bornin . Two became one in ten thousand three returned in one whole in one whole in one many in the purple and gold state 5 stand as one k known to the ALL undeniably proclaimed three times over before I was born the man of steel flys without wings known before he was born Jeremy Michael Middle name nicknamed moezer at 3 speech impediment born again in life without tasting death the untouchable living one twin untouchable living book was in me before i was born 1.24.75 i draw it out while explaining i am the hope for the man of understanding given Gods given name and understanding

When anyone goes out fighting then will do some great damage to others, very few soldiers are whiter than white, a bullet from a gun can kill, this comes from a silly boy of 13 years old who tricked his way into the army by giving wrong details about my age, In a matter of about 2 years, I grew up and realised what in the army they train you to kill and ask no questions why. I swore back then that I would never cross over the border to fight in another man/woman/child's land. You will n to catch me standing on the side of t h read cheering and clapping to many returning soldiers

@@jamesbradshaw3389 Amazing testimony James … you seem very interesting to talk with

Mathias, my g gf also served in Union Army. May I ask, how old is your grandfather?

my great grandpa was very important in early MN mostly in the saint peter new ulm gustavus adolphus college and scandinavian guard livestock in the civil war and the cannons, modern steam agriculture thrashers and large teams of farmers besides traveling the ismus of panama to get to the steam ship or sail on the other side to gettothe california gold rush first steam ship up the mn river to dock in saint peter or new ulm with my great grand ma's brother. thorson.

and started up farming in mn as they did farming on the king of sweden's land back near the southern tip

The healers of the land are still here we will gather some time soon

"native nations"? They were some asians walking around about the same time. They made a stick figure on a rock & everything.

The first and longest practice of slavery in America was due to the first tribes of migrating Asians that are called native Americans!

@@Stareingattheson the oldest indigenous tribe in South America is proven to have Australian DNA and they even still look Australian aboriginal today - with "African" traits. European "whites" didn't exist until 8000 BCE - and even then didn't really spread across Europe until 2000 BCE - since white skin was a West Asian trait from lack of vitamin D in the wheat monocultural diet. Before that Europeans had African traits also - we should all study our original human culture - the San Bushmen from 70,000 years ago - they are still around today.

@@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885 70,000 years is a huge underestimation of the original human

Well said. Our tax dollars are funding 91.9 MPR where 95% of everything being said is pure left activist propaganda. The lefts mission is Marxist in nature, they separate everyone in groups of either the oppressed or the oppressor. It’s being taught in our public schools here in central Minnesota and I just wish parents would pay attention because the culture of the future starts with today’s youth, even hitler knew that.

Yes. Contemporary narrative is based on what I call "telescoping" history. That is, you eliminate 99 percent of human history, then draw a circle around a selected group of events. Then you create some narrative regarding those isolated events as if this is an explanation for complex human behavior. I actually cannot believe how historically ignorant Americans are these days, because they seem to blindly accept all that nonsense. You first dumb down the population historically, then you replace history with pure contrivance for some political advantage. And NPR is now a rather bizarre exercise in propaganda.

@@JustVinnyBlues kids are still being taught that early Europeans in America intentionally distributed blankets infected with smallpox to native Americans even though germ theory didn’t come about until the 1860’s. But anyway I completely agree, the fact that kids aren’t learning the history of our country and of all civilization in general is going to have serious consequences not only now but in the future. It’s really sad.

@E G what an informative and thoughtful comment, you make a great point there….

@E G again… well done…

it was round them up or suffer their constant attacks on us. it's a fact of nature that the strong subjugate the weaker.

My friend, it is beyond “sad” to see us Natives in genuine need, starving to death and not respond in any meaningful manner to them as fellow human beings. *It is genocide.* Words are powerful and convey meaning. We must call phenomena what it truly is without minimizing, denying, rationalizing or in any way attempting to dress up, make more palatable etc. a horrible reality. I am not being snarky or in any way disrespectful of your personal history nor am I overstating the experiences of those who suffered horribly and remain oppressed. The Dakota Wars were the result of the desperation of the people who were not only starving but experiencing their families in such want they were dying while bountiful foodstuffs were withheld due to the US government’s refusal to release the monetary renumeration due the Dakota people simply because they could. It’s simply despicable. It is the systemic, institutional effort to eradicate the Indigenous which indeed by any definition is *genocide.*

It is a fact of history that America is founded on slavery and genocide. My ancestors owned and sold slaves and before that others acted as "long-hunters" and militia to fight native attacks on the Virgina frontier. Many of these attacks were coordinated by first the French and then British interests to weaken the resistance of white settlers. "Champlain's Dream" by David Hackett Fischer has interesting information about pre-European native nation atrocities. History is full of horrible and inspiring facts more fascinating than any fiction. The real crime is white-washing history so we as a society can decide what it means going forward. So much of western history is written by the "victors" so the real challenge for historians is reading between the lines and listening to oral traditions while they still exist. @@tundrawomansays694

I know is a cave in the purple and gold state with international inland lake next to two sleeping gaints and a bottomless pit and the hope for the man of understanding born half way around the world where paper became money with mankind's promise to trust in God on it out womb a untouchable living book add move right repeat return to one out womb in 7 months mom in labor 3.5 days on international inland lake out womb a trinty first and last beginning and end one and 99 born 100 one spoke as 24 at once as one whole add move right repeat return to one three in one whole in one whole in one untouchable living book was in me before I was bornin . Two became one in ten thousand three returned in one whole in one whole in one many in the purple and gold state 5 stand as one k known to the ALL undeniably proclaimed three times over before I was born the man of steel flys without wings known before he was born Jeremy Michael Middle name nicknamed moezer at 3 speech impediment born again in life without tasting death the untouchable living one twin untouchable living book was in me before i was born 1.24.75 i draw it out while explaining i am the hope for the man of understanding given Gods given name and understanding

I'm sure. born and raised here in MN :)

You could contact the Minnesota Historical Society.

This could stand more research, they seem to me to be a lot like the travelers of Eastern Europe. Not tied to the land as peasants but carrying their community with themselves as they lived. I like bison and get upset with the commercial slaughter they went through.

great comment, respect

Amen

By " honest people " do you mean donald trump?

@@darlenelarochelle4011 I was referring to the people we keep electing. Some of these crooks have been in office for several decades. Now that is laziness on the voters part. We do not pay attention to who we are voting for, and we tend to vote selfishly. Vote for what I want and not what is morally correct. When people are in office for very long get corrupted, even good people.

@@dustyroad4361just checking. Cuz, for some reason I cannot fathom, many think Donald Trump is honest. I agree that some of the old timers should go. Like Mitch McConnell, who has stood squarely in the way of getting anything done for far too long.

Happened all over the world my dear .. I love how white ppl can't treat ppl poorly but when other natives lie and murder and conquer.. it's radio silence

its the story of the U.S. we need to demand out government acknowledge the depraved decisions it has historically...ahem... made... there was no great demand by the people to extinguish native American cultures, nations, and individuals...these were moves made in service of an oligarchy that has come and gone, but always ushered in great suffering when given unchecked primacy in the halls of power. we are in another such terror; ever since 1980, the oligarchy has been in control without popular impediment. the rights of men have suffered while the rights of corporations have soared to a position far beyond that of the mere human being. this is parallel to the great failure of our government to live to its stated ideals - a pervasive and permanent state of propagandist trickery that has enabled the appalling past and distasteful present and terrifying future we current inhabit. let's demand more humanity and less monetization in our legislature and executives... and reparations of some form are more than appropriate for natives and slave descendants... we gave trillions to banks over the past 20 years, lets give some money to the people trampled by the forces enabled by those banks since the capitalist revolution of the early modern period... and continually trampled... for _profit_? wtf. how pathetic. sorry, I just agree with ya bro. But it is somewhat important to understand that the US government is not a representation of the people, despite what it continually claims. I think you will find that, throughout human history, the respect generally possessed for Native American peoples by the masses is betrayed by those in power... ya know, for their own enrichment and visions of grandeur... they need to be shamed.

well that's war. many indians still live today. they were allowed to live because europeans honor the adversary at the conclusion of war. we won they lost. would they have treated us better had they had the upper hand?

@@jeffreypierce1440 you're an asshole. And , they are Native Americans not Indians you illiterate tool! In war, usually both parties know. They were attacked and brutally killed while having their land stolen! NO war has ever done that since

@@jeffreypierce1440 You have a tepid imagination, and a meager sense of compassion.

I have land with white, black , scrub oak. I dont intend to cut them down. Unless there dead and tinder for fire.

Every part of every part of this planet needs parallel histories. Then, every school and community should use such presentations to ground social and civic understanding and actions.

And then along came bob Dylan to reside there momentarily and putting hibbing "on the map"!!! lOL

My neighbor was just telling me about the "three way watershed" - that there's a plaque just north of hibbing - but the plaque is on private land though - must be land owned by the Taconite office.

OK It's off County Highway 60 - so it's west of Hibbing and then North of Hibbing. Surrounded by the mines there. I'll check it out. thanks

Beaverriffic! They create ponds and small lakes, they help with flood control. If you want to talk about stupid animals it is the humans who are destroying the environment.

The beaver is the controller of the waters so the land doesn't flood,all animals are part of the circle

The shaman that said that was a idiot,he doesn't know the sacred circle

Your ancestors lived like American Indians. EVERYONE'S DID.

There were always some practices that did not quite fit the "we belong to the land" model. Poisoning rivers, driving herds over cliffs, excessive burnings etc. Humans always seem to have some propensity for destruction. Without the modern technology however, nature mostly got the chance to recover eventually.

that's based on the geography work of William Cronon - see his book "Changes in the Land" for details. "Changes in the Land: Indians, Colonists and the Ecology of New England" is a 1983 nonfiction book by historian William Cronon. So Cronon argued that the concept of wilderness needs to be changed. This has been corroborated by the big agricultural ancient cities now discovered in the Amazon rainforest. Essentially there was more like "gardening" in the rainforest. But that kind of polyculture farming respected the diversity of ecology much better than huge Monsanto Cargill soybean "farms."

​@@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885monSatan and Cargill do not care. They worship money and control. Because now "legally" they can take away your farm because their poison pollen blows on your field. It's in the same league as "lab grown meat". Crosses to achieve a stronger plant is nothing like what they are doing. Inserting "frog DNA"? MonSatan wants us all dead because GMO was never actually studied and it DESTROYS gut health. Avoid all "bioengineered" ingredients. I can't digest most of their crappy "food".

What about the dog days? Before horses dogs played a larger role

Metis

yes unless you ignore the mainstream science that has documented our modern human civilization has created the fastest rate of CO2 equivalent emissions in the history of life on Earth. The arctic is about to go ice free for the first time in 3 million years. Nuclear apocalypse threatens to wipe out the ozone layer that protects Earth from UV radiation. Certainly the "anthropocene Era" of science is too optimistic since biological annhilation is accelerating on to geological destruction as well.

4:00-6:00

Feel sad? Exactly what this video is supposed to do. So much “Monday morning quarterbacking” - I think many of those who lived 175 years ago would do things differently now in hind sight. Most of us mere mortals aren’t blessed with 175-year foresight .

Shame? Right because Indians were peaceful until the white man came. Stop spreading misinformation. The raped, killed pillaged tribes, and did terrible things just like any other people and nation.

Hey mike, take your typical rethugulin trolling somewhere else. Nobody thinks your ignorance is cute.

they could have fixed that by giving piles of money to the govt

That’s total b.s. you have no clue.

The fur trade on the East Coast of North America started by the French in the early 1600s and the fur trade relied on alcohol and guns to cause the native indigenous people to attack each other. But the main force was the huge masses of white colonists flooding into Minnesota - especially the German land colonialists settling right onto Dakota reservation land. For example the Treaty of 1805 by Pike was not a real treaty - he was not an official treaty maker. He just had 60 kegs of booze and he convinced two Native males to sign on some paper.

Man has the capacity for both good and bad, truth, like it or not.

We were always here, take your Bering strait theory back to where you came from…

what

Ah yes the famous story of Three Fingers Goldberg, who became sick and was nursed back to health by Inge Ogebordsen.

Babylonia????

Ceazer did the same to the gauls and celts. Destroyed the culture. Nothing's new under the sun

The Packers reeeeeerre

No shit

thank god. I like indoor plumbing, central air, modern meds, etc. the past was not a paradise. people died during childbirth , and from all kinds of accidents and diseases that are easily cured today.

Everyone's first mistake. Thinking your special

However, if part of his “We” is the blood of his forefathers and forebearers, that courses through his veins-- then, yes- he is “a part of the ‘we’”👍🏽

@@sisterladyadventures3143 how so? He wasn’t there.

we always knew this but also knew it had to be tamed and harvested to build civilizations.

@@jeffreypierce1440 You're making the big assumption that "it had to be tamed and harvested to build civilizations". No, it didn't. It was men who lusted after wealth and power who decided to destroy the civilizations that were here, murder the inhabitants and steal their land. I'm finding it hard to listen to and watch this, because it's a story of destruction of people and the land. No matter that a lot of us white people now recognize this. We can't undo what earlier whites did. And any mitigation will only come when we whites stop demanding that because we have larger numbers, we get to keep on deciding what happens here. We need to give back part of what earlier white people stole, decision-making power to the first inhabitants. I'm ready to do that. Anyone else?

I believe its a little too late now.

My late mother had a book about a silversmith that was a peer of many famous early silversmiths like I think Paul Revere. And the book had birth records of these possible ancestors of my mother, because of the shared last name, and for a period they tried to have a daughter named Prudence and the babies given that name always died, and they tried maybe four times and gave up with the name Prudence and they had some daughters survive. About half of the children died before the age of three, because times were tough.

I was born in Brainerd, lived in Crosslake and went to Pequot High School when in the 5-6th grade. Moved to Florida because of Dad's health. Loved Minnesota, hated Florida till I got older..

@desli snortum I am lucky to be an impartial Caribbean West Indian native. Thanks, anyway for the chat😀

@desli snortum YOU need to dig deeper.. Many of us know Indian tribes fought each other, and that sometimes tribes moved to avoid war with others. That is NOT the situation Europeans and their descendants brought about here, although their were centuries of contact, trading and intermarriage before the U.S. government decided to massacre most Indians and put the rest in reservations to make room for "people like them". You're talking about very different things, no matter what genes you have.