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Thank you very much, this documentary is very close to my heart.

@@CMetzlerMedia and here i am watching again. thank you.

And I would love to document that video! Could be very interesting...!

Did you watch it? At the very beginning it explains just that. Please do and I hope you enjoy it.

Murder thats why.

Hopefully you watched the video, it explains the attempted genocide of an entire race of humans and what they HAD to do to survive,

I don't think you actually understand what was being said throughout the video. You can not just glean a quote from an Elder and twist it into what ever you are attempting to say. The history is there and easily accessible to anyone willing to learn.

You're rather shallow, aren't you? Do some more research then post a worthwhile comment.

Well, I do appreciate your opinion, but here is the uncontested truth regarding the verbiage in this documentary. When I created this video I spoke with each Tribal Council regarding every word that was spoken in this entire documentary. Every word was scrutinized, edited, and then approved for content. Every word. The message of this documentary is the important part, and these are their words. Some of the Tribal Leaders and Tribal Board Members I interviewed, face to face, refer to them selves as 'Indians' or 'Native Americans' within this video. If you think any different that what is spoken here, please go to each Tribal Council and ask them. Here is a list of the Tribes mentioned in this documentary and a few other links that may help you: www.firstnations.org ctclusi.org/history/ www.ctsi.nsn.us www.cowcreek-nsn.gov www.coquilletribe.org www.grandronde.org

@@Psychiatrick There is a real easy answer to your questions: watch the documentary and decide for yourself.There is a link list to all the Tribes in this video, call them, email them, talk to them.

@@Psychiatrick Watch the documentary, it may answer your questions.

Yes, the same capitalistic society that enable you to post your comments on this site with your techno device.

@@LUIS-ox1bvnonsense. We don’t need to be exploited or exploit the planet to innovate.

He was a great human, loved scything he said. Such a clam, strong presence.

Swift on the feet tickles the grill

He's more like me so she holds him dear

He's an explorer yet to venture out development means bears in the house

Mistake not us mistake not you I don't know what and I don't know who

Now I'm an outcast from the family gathering

So long as they still rape and still kill serially I don't wanna hear my mothers a bitch

A higher elder the greater the push they do not care for the burning bush

I am very happy for you but that has nothing to do with this this attempted genocide within the United States of America.

Glad you enjoyed it and thank you!

Much of Oregon Society continues to maintain extremely racist practices. Almost every one of Avery Charles nine sons were either murdered by racist Sheriff of Klamath County or put in prison on fabricated murder charges. Tony Charles was murdered by Eugene Police and his body has still never been found! He’s still listed nationally as a Missing Person. Adam Charles-Prison, Jason Charles-just released. How the Charkes family has been treated is emblematic to the rotten heart of how the powers of Oregon government work..

DON'T WORRY, THESE AMERICANS ARE GOING TO GET A SUPER BIG DOSE OF THEIR OWN MEDICINE AND A HUGE WAKE UP CALL NOT THAT AMERICA IS DIVIDED AND IS COLLAPSING AND IS BEING TAKEN OVER FROM WITHIN BY OUR GREAT MANY FOREIGN AND ENEMIES WITHIN.. CHINA, RUSSIA, THE MUSLIMS AND ALL OVER 32 WANNABE BRICS NATIONS MEMBERS ARE CHOMPING AT THE BIT TO BE PART OF THE NEW WORLD POWER ALLIANCE THAT IS HELL BEND ON TAKING US OVER AND DOWN. BUT THE DUNBED DOWN SHEEP ARE NONE THE WISER.

Thank you, the Cow Creek of Umpqua Band are dear to my heart.

7 Feathers? How about the 7th fire we are now in? Time to wipe out the government's elected Chiefs and Council! OR We move to the 8th Fire!

Not really, but I understand what you are referring to. Believe me, there is much more information in my research that I just did not have time to produce. This documentary was researched and produced specifically for the various 'Trails Of Tears' suffered by the Tribes mentioned for the Sesquicentennial of Oregon State. I could not fit all Tribal history into one hour long documentary. A second feature was planned but never materialized sadly. This was intended to open the eyes of people who were celebrating 150 years of statehood to the fact that Native American Tribes were here thousand and thousands of years prior to 'discovery'. I hope you enjoyed it for what it is and thanks for the feedback.

@@CMetzlerMedia many people at Grand ronde and other tribes are related to fur trade families. They intermarried with Europeans . This makes history of Oregon look very one sided and part of some larger woke agenda.

@@LivingHistorySchool It is definitely one sided and my goal was to wake some people up, hopefully this small amount of Tribal history I represented here will help. I spent many hours interviewing the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde Elders and Cheryl Kennedy touches on a small mention of Tribal tradesman in her interview.

@@CMetzlerMedia an example is the seven families of the seven feathers cow creek just look at their genealogy. They are all descendants of fur trade unions of a French Canadian trapper and a native wife. Same goes for many of grand ronde . A lot of history happened long before American Oregon trail parties arrived.

@@LivingHistorySchool Yep, that is the point of this documentary.

Thank you for the links, great information. Initially, there was to be a follow-up documentary that included the rest of the Tribes of Oregon but sadly it never came to fruition.

Metzler Media- I very much appreciate what you have accomplished. Your educating, caring and sharing is important. Hopefully those you are educating (non native and 1st peoples) will take up the important tasks of continuing the vital work of learning more and taking to heart the continuing wicked consequences of the doctrine of discovery. ♥️🙏♥️

Sorry you feel that way. All of the information presented was gathered from all five Tribal Councils and Tribal Elders and presented in their own words. All other information presented here was from Tribal archives and historical documentation. The many points of treaties broken for each Tribe is stated very clearly and describes each Tribes loss and 'Trail of Tears'. I thought I made it fairly evident in this documentary. That was literally the point of it.

Hello, here is what I found: Ahantch·​u·​yuk | \ ə-ˈhän-chə-ˌyu̇k \ and this seems to be the most common: czcams.com/video/pSVIvyiB6DQ/video.html

Hello and thank you! Here is the web site of one of the Tribal Governments I worked with in creating this documentary. ctclusi.org

What is hopeful is each Tribal government is buying back their original Tribal lands when they can and when the land is available.

Well, not sure why you would question the science of this documentary but I will try to explain based on what I know, This documentary most certainly does not presume anything regarding the history of the people who lived here. My first question to you would be, how do we know they are not the first people? I researched the history of who was actually present during the time frames mentioned, nothing was presumed. The earlier people you mention are by definition eventually labeled native people to the land, brought into what we call the United States from all around the world eons ago, thus becoming what scientist have deemed native people. Ancestors from Africa, Asia, etc., all being a part of the family of 'Indians'.

Any Tribal members wish to reply here?

Wow have you not study the history of these lands as a decendant of the indigenous people I can not understand your comment

Yes, the history is sad but the Tribes are moving forward and making amazing strides in reclaiming their lands, languages, and cultures.

Thank you very much. It was and is very near and dear to my heart.

Interesting that you see it that way. I encourage you to watch the entire documentary with an open mind and learn what obstacles have been overcome in order to just become 'human', let alone purchase/own their own land.

@@CMetzlerMedia No disrespect to you the film or the Natives. I grew up around Florence and i hate seeing how the Casinos have changed the area. It attracts a lot of low lifes. Its like the hoards of white men pouring in all over again. Ironic.....

@@johnmurdock3448 Thanks for the reply. I understand your point, I have been in many county commissioner meetings hearing the arguments on both sides of this issue. Each side has viable points, most of the negative connotations were driven by NUMBY type accusations and most of the positive arguments were driven by Tribal members just wanting their land back and the opportunity, which believe me there are few, to generate income for it's members.

"Fear of the Successful Indian". Many of us hate the way colonial settlements like Florence have changed the area. It attracts a lot of low lifes.