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The Western Apache need their collective Name like "Coyoteros" how they were once called

I been told this is my tribe.my gradma i wont say her name just last name ROMO, RAN AWAY With my grandfather and the family disowned her she was full blooded. My dad said he was about 80percent i'm not sure how much I would be, but I do know that I look a lot like them. ❤

Fake “apaches” 😂😂😂😂

Thank you for this history. Great knowledge for this country to know.

@1:05:16 you are telling the truth. Chiricawa are Aztec, according to my ex mate Naiche (rip 2007), the northern tribes are Toltec. Big difference. Also according to I believe Lanto via Saint Germain Society, hidden in the hills near Tucson is a very protected valley where people dwelled for over 4000 years. One can inly get there with the help of Sacred ones, try as one may, they won't find it. Regarding people saying you have no rights per the Constitution that is not true. If I remember correctly, the Constitution stated the Natives were separate nations and are to be respected as such. The USA is not allowed to trespass without permission. You should have your land. I pray the Constitution as inspired by God/Yulsen regains its original glory. Yatahey, from a white woman🕊️

Mother Earth is a live entity, of course, she has missed her people. I grew up where the white painted woman is. I feel her calling to me.

My kid did a DNA spit test and it said Chihuahua Mexico background I have Cherokee roots for sure

My grandpa is Apache and is from Mexico and met my indigenous grandma Chichimeca

So much inter generational trauma and so many reclaiming their true identity and reconnecting to their culture from assimilation trauma.

Shut the phone 📱 off…gees

Mexican Indigenous Chichimeca and Apache ✊

Wow, very well spoken! The Apache Gentleman with the long hair, very eloquent and reasonable man, he should be the next President of US!

Tall dudes

John 3:16

Historical fiction is the enemy of all peoples. Historiography is the real deal.

Both from México and U.S , we will come together

Greetings from Chihuahua, we are coming together, eneeyoo..!!

I'm wondering if my family comes from the chiricahuas we have the last name Chihuahua just like cheef Chihuahua

ive watched this movie for the second time yesterday its really good

Who are all this white people 😂

Awesome thank YOU Columbus Historical Society and Mr. Ric Lambart and Darrell Nash! thank YOU for sharing insight and history. I really appreciate all your work and inspirational programs.

I hear “we” being spoken by young men who were not involved in the history of the southwest 1800’s.

Amazing story telling.

Fascinating talk. I was hoping for more information about the lack of funeral practices in the past. I respect and honor this gentleman but I question if they were really scared of death as it doesn’t seem like that was the case, but as he stated about other history of the past is incorrect. I agree. I have no way to confirm this, but I was told I have some Apache heritage. A DNA test came back with unknown information and of course with other race background. Either way, I feel and share the loss of my ancestral heritage and there is an emptiness there and perhaps even ancestral trauma. While it can be just a coincidence, I was extremely fast and athletic. I am mostly vegetarian and don’t care much for meat. Once again not evidence but certainly something in common. There’s a lot of knowledge and spiritual wisdom of the Apaches and I hope that these elders keep sharing. Whether blood relations or not, I respect and honor the Apache. Thank you for the video.

I’m sure what these strong,proud people’s have endured they can achieve anything.Much respect from Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

How rude to not turn your phone off during a presentation.

Did she say a warm Columbus welcome?

My greatgrama lived on the last house on the block in pinos altos n.m. where she traded with apache back in the day they camp out in her backyard.juana Shaffer., across from little museaum.pop.200

Coco was over 13 & a dog. Thank God I lost him before a person.

I lost Coco before I lost the people I loves. Thank you.

This is so stupid. My first dog is burried there. I hope I can help

MY first dog is burried at Oak Flat AZ.

Before I lost people in my life, I burried Coco at Oak Flat. Very sacried.

It's not "The Sun Dance" but "Sacried", noe the less.

What prepared me for old dead family was burring Coco at Oak Flat. Tell me about rehursal. Very scared.

Rusty & Coco, our first dogs are buried at Oak Flat. Very sacried.

I have "walked" the ground at Oak Flats. It's sacred for me

Thank you for sharing Painful history,and I hope everyone will understand

What he is saying is true my great grandmother was sold into slavery in Sonora Mexico and she had came back to the US.

Since my childhood I follow the history of the different Apache tribes. Still searching for books I haven't read so far. Really enjoyed this presentation/stories. I wish you all the best to get back as much as possible of your original territories.

Suo do Brasil, mas defendo as causas indígenas. Pois são os verdadeiros donos da terra. Temos muito a aprender com eles.

Chirichaua ok nation

That are a non profit organization not a tribal nation I am going to be reaching out to BIA / interior department/ sec of state Bring federal charge claim I shall tell sec of state to remove the website in federal prison I have just standing of lineage I am international common law and domistic rights

Chiricahua Apache mimbreno NDE nation Joe is not a tribal nation administration He has no just standing That are not federal approved

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💯💯🎶💨🌌hopefullly one day i can find n baround and learn bout my apache chiricahua rootz .my innernez hurtz evday im so detached from where i need to be. What ive noticed uz youthz got lead astray becuz the older folkz stopped talking to uz youthz bout simple thingz to grow n exc

Apaches came from us the Navajo people

I'm a Warm Springs Chiricahua Apache from the Gila but ended up on the Mescalero Apache reservation. I am a direct descendant of Victorio, Mangas Coloradas (descendant of both Carl Mangas and Seth Mooda), Loco and US Chiricahua Apache scouts Charles Martine Sr and Paul Guydelkon Sr. I am half Chiricahua as I also am Norwegian, Menominee and Badriver Ojibwe. My grandmother Evelyn Martine was the last Chiricahua Apache born as a US prisoner of war in 1912.

Thank God the Apache survived .

Thank you Joe Saenz on the wolf trail and Bill Bradford.❤