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these people is real i saw them in rare video in CZcams they living now in dark jungle i think they live around Indonesia island's or Philippines

What a terrible end Capt cooks death, murdered by illiterates

This is best Capt cook ,Kieth Michelle , brilliant

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The Polish Marines Killing King Kalainopuu Kaiamamano PNS NPS SJPNS PSN. The Native Samoans Killing Ceptain David Nook PRN RPN HSPRN NMJ. The DISH Girls & Georgia Diazaleu Always Huddle At Midnight On January 1st, To Celebrate.

Ceptain David Nook Reacts When Samoans Steal Nook's Skiff

(The 100 Native Samoans VS The 19 Polish Marines) (King Kalanataumau Kaiamamano VS Ceptain David Nook)

It wasnt a goat that was stolen, it was a ships Long Boat. And it wasnt Tahiti, it was Hawaii.

The 1944 Ranfurly Train Collision, 69 Years Later. February 17th, 1944 - February 17th, 2013. R.I.P The 86 British People, January/February/March/April/May/June/July/August/September/October/November/December, 1840S/1850S/1860S/1870S/1880S/1890S/1900S/1910S/1920S - February 17th, 1944. R.I.H The 86 Hawaiian People, January/February/March/April/May/June/July/August/September/October/November/December, 1840S/1850S/1860S/1870S/1880S/1890S/1900S/1910S/1920S - February 17th, 1944. R.I.P The 29 British Officers, September/November/December, 1890S - February 17th/August/October/January/March/April, 1944/50S/60S/70S. R.I.P The 29 Hawaiian Officers, January/February/March, 1890S - February 17th/August/October/March/April, 1944/50S/60S/70S.

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I love how they just randomly pop up and start throwing stones at the britons lol

I remember thinking about this scene when I went to a 98% black high school. They acted like animals and bullied me for being white. It was the worst time of my life.

Bligh should be had for dinner.

Another example of why so many natives lost their land. They needed christ! Not their silly Pagan ways

So you think the natives might attack you at any moment but you sit writing about it in the beach in your log. LoL!

This piece of crap movie makes the hawiians look bad. The red coats were ruthless and they shot a small boy, the the natives said pow pow meaning that's it and killed the tyrant captain cook.

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Mate Ma'a Tonga!!!!!! haha!

Such a great score I love the backing music in this

Reminds me of my first visit to Baltimore.

Somehow this accurate account of the event may be deemed racist and subject to being removed.

I'm cancelling my summer vacation to Tonga

Bloody savages!

I wouldn't go to Tonga

It should be noted that their only hope of survival was making it to Coupang and only Bligh knew how to navigate them there. Him being their captain aside risking their lives to save him for that reason alone makes a lot of sense. He dies, and they all might as well commit suicide.

Just shows how stupid and selfish Hawaiians were. They couldn't even let them have a single tree to repair and be on their way.

Incidents like this makes you not so sympathetic about the flight of the 'indigenous' peoples of the world.

Cook was the victim of his own arrogance and british haughtiness towards the people of Hawai.

If this is true, it shows James Cook's ultimate weakness. Burning people's world because one of his guards slept on duty. If that goat had so much value to ship's crew, he had to order all his men to find it and then punish the guard. Being third time on Tahiti, he should have known by then how those people act. This was clearly reaction on his own mistake.

So glad he returned for ship repairs.

Worlds hang on matters of principle 👍🦍💯🔥

You didn't become a British ship captain by not being courageous, self-confident, resolute, persistent, and regardless of superstitious omens and beliefs. But on rare occasions those strengths could work against a brave man. Captain Cook was dismissive of his second-in-command's serious misgivings and forebodings. As any successful British ship captain, Cook was self-reassured and confident to the point that simply being British was strength enough against any impertinent native recalcitrance and hostility. Cook was confident in his own abilities, and to his credit, of those of his men. But Cook was obviously no land general with experience in any land combat as would a commissioned officer in the army comparable in rank. Cook would have then been far more wary of being grossly outnumbered by hostile adversaries, even if armed with primitive weapons, men who knew the territory and what they were fighting for. I think if Captain Cook possessed any experience in land combat, he would have considered his circumstances in the manner of an Army lieutenant colonel or colonel. Meaning, he would have given more weight and credence to his second-in-command. His gut instincts would have been to put more distance between himself and his men from the hostile Hawaiians in order safely complete his ship repairs and then get the heck out of Dodge City before sundown, so to speak.

Shooting this scene would be impossible nowadays. If this was shot today, first some dirty drunk, white men would be seen raping women of the tribe, and only THEN you'd see the savages attack. White men HAVE to be the evil ones nowadays, no matter what actually happened.

Why are white people portraying tongans Polynesians in generals as savage cavemen making us out to look dumb on television..white washing my people..if you did not know white people were the savages our people were more civilized then white people our people were smarter we did not have to travel to other places and steal other cultures to make their own. Bunch of pink looking pigs need to stop this sht..our people were more cleaner then white/pink people this is not who we really were.

Bloody savages

"savages"? Who colonized these islands without their consent? European "savages"?

Captain James Cook Will Be Smiling From Heaven Saying, You All Deserve What You Get Because You Killed Me Naughty Native Hawaiians.

Imperialism

I care about the White lives that were lost here

Good job Hawaiian Colonizer remover

Can you imagine? 😳😳😳HOLY S * * T 😳😳😳. Too bad 12g shotguns weren’t around at this point in history is all I’m saying.

Thank God we brought a semblance of civility to these people.

Why the natives looks like Melanesians not Tongans

That is one smart officer. He looks beyond the language and sees the cultural significance of the native people and especially their beliefs.

That's not how tongan's looked before

Eat the leg. M.

Bligh was an outstanding navigator and a resilient person. His flaw was that he was prickly and short tempered

Without men like Cook the modern world couldn't have been built. Simple as that. NB: The Royal appellation to the Royal Navy marines wasn't added until 1805.

The natives were really "black people" tho...

I highly recommend the book "Men Against the Sea" by Nordhoff and Hall which gives a more in-depth account of this event and the entire incredible voyage Bligh and the other sailors made. A short but incredible read!