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Inside the America Nobody Talks About 🇺🇸
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- Опубликовано: 12 авг 2024
- Straddled between the high mountains and the desert is a special land, home to the White Mountain Apache Tribe. The rez has fallen on some challenging times of crime, drugs, and unemployment but also has hope and some fantastic people. Join me and the locals as we travel into a surreal corner of America that most of us have no understanding of.
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@PeterSantenello I'm getting the notion that you're a bit hesitant to trust Randy to come up to the cave, are you afraid that he might kill you?
Whart's the point of you doing this then? Come on man....
@33:35
@@ElectrothebearRandy was a bit drunk and Peter didn’t want him to fall off the cliff
@nataliasantenello - That was my thought also. You were watching out for his safety. Not smart to climb like that after drinking. 😮👍
@@nataliasantenelloExactly, not sure what trip Electrothebear is on but talk about jumping to the worst possible conclusion.
@32:19 Randy asked Peter if he wanted to go up the cave to which Peter said no, which indicates there some trust issue here, Randy also didn't drink any beer until Peter treated him at @35:16
Honestly, I would be apprehensive too. Being alone with two others in such a remote area can be unnerving, and sadly, these are the kinds of situations where people have gone missing.
This is Hawk! This episode about my people is the truth. I have nothing to hide.
Thanks for inviting me to your rez and bringing me in with such openness. Your Mom and brother were amazing too. See you again one of these days!
Hawk, thank you for your true authenticity. Having lived through the atrocities your people have, it's truly beautiful that your true essence has survived. Keep it metal brother!! \m/
Thank you Hawk....
Amazing land nature is such a beautiful thing to have, I would go hunting with my dad in the sierra mountains the end of the video with the beautiful forest reminded me of those times. Just lost my dad at 95 years old, he would have loved this video. Thanks Hawk for showing a part of something many know nothing about.
I recommended wmat to Peter last episode he did before he took his break. Man! There was so much more to cover but hey, it was a good video I enjoyed. U should've covered the tail gate too. 😂. If I k ew it could've been an honor to meet Peter.. 👍👍👍👍
What I've gathered from your videos is that there's a lot of America that no one talks about
He is one of the only realest reporters in the street.. and ive been here before googlers bought youtube.. 18 years now.. wow
@@dertythegrower Yeah in my 35 years on this silly planet....Never seen a genuinly good guy like him in "reporting"
Absolutely
That's true of everywhere.
@@shoedil812 I love 99 percent of his work, but wish he would come back to Washington DC and interview more people born here... interesting sliver in his recent video, but from perspective of people who either came here for school or immigrated.
I am an illustrator, and let me tell you, Chom is one hell of an artist!! Man, he is talented! Doing what he does on paper with ink is very hard and takes a lot of skills! Amazing stuff! Great video Peter! Thank you for letting us discover your people Hawk! Respect!
That guy is a phenomenal artist….
Second this, absolutely amazing and undiscovered talent
I was raised on this reservation from birth (1962). Hawk is right when he says the prime years were the 60's & 70's. This video made me very emotional. So many sense memories...listening to Hawk's mom especially. Such precious people. The WM Apaches and their culture made me the person I am today. Thank you so much for the video.
I am from the Netherlands. And I love that I learn so much about the USA you don't normaly see on tv or other media.
america unplugged, Anne.. Peter is fantastic 😍 regards from 🇩🇰
@@anyway00001 yes, really america unplugged. And the way he talks to people with so much respect gets him and us so much information.
thank you for being interested in the country. it's refreshing to not see hate all the time
It’s always the Dutch posting positive comments on RUclips. Thanks for your interest in our country
@@HorrorAlgorithm0x1337don’t forget Urk 😊
I am from The Whitemountain apache tribe and been following your channel for quite sometime and was wondering when you would come here. This is a great video and hawks mom used to be my teacher when I was 3rd grade! Very sweet and loving apache woman. Keep up the great work peter!
Thanks Stevie! I learned a lot at White Mountain and was blown away by the variation and beauty of your res.
They are all the same.
Randy made me smile, when he said “I want to save everyone.” Their heart is pure. My respect to Hawk, Randy & Mother. Her dress was beautiful.
I'm a Warm Springs Chiricahua Apache from Mescalero Apache reservation and believe that any man makes his own destiny. I am a great great great grandson of Warm Springs Chiricahua Apache chief's Victorio, Mangas Coloradas, and Loco and the great great grandson of Chiricahua Apache US scouts Charles Martine Sr and Paul Guydelkon Sr. Our tribe has the same problems and addictions as our White Mountain brothers and sisters, but, I have been sober and drug free for 27 years and 3 of my kids are in college and I own my own electrical contracting business. I was born from chief's and I am meant to help make my community a better place for families...
Hawk and his family are of some of the best people I have ever spent time with. Served with him in the Navy back in 90s and have been friends ever since. Way to go Hawk!
Thank u!
@@hawkhawk6181respect
Whose this
@@hawkhawk6181 James
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Luv the gentleman’s mother in the blue dress,she is a sweet spirit 💗
She’s beautiful
She really is❤
🪶🙏🪶 Beautifully said.
Lovely mother indeed.
I loved her Camp Dress. It reminded me of my great grandmother. She wore hers ALL the time. I remember we brought her with us to the Statefair and some other Natives saw her, and also loved her Campdress and offered to buy her lunch. She died about 10 years ago, with all us with her ❤.
Chom is a phenomenal artist! Super impressive.
I'm from Nepal. And I love that I learnt so much about the USA you don't normally see on TV or other media.
Being from the US, we don't see much of this on tv either. It's so refreshing to see most of America is actually kind. ❤
Thanks, Peter!! As a fellow native who used to drink every day.. This video was a stark reminder of how tough that life was.. drinking everyday to "cure" the hangover was...well from what I could remember, not a way to live. The "spirits" get a hold of the native blood and it's hard to shake that beast. It took seeing my doppelganger in detox to snap out of it... it's never too late to stop drinking or drug use. The best time is now (unless you're on a bender with booze/benzos - seek medical attention). I get that it's hard to stop drinking on the rez when there's nothing to do.. I get that, but it can be done. Big props to all the native relatives (I'm not their tribe but am Navajo and respect all tribes)..
Anyhow, great video and beautiful land that they are on. Shout out to Randy!!
Well done on turning things around my friend, you sound like a wise man. Best regards from the U.K
good for you brother I'm proud of you
Thank you for sharing that. Congratulations!❤
Great advice, well stated. ❤🙏
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Chom needs a website to showcase his talent. Such beautiful art.
@@memyselfi8167 my father is indeed talented 🥰!!
Or Instagram would be good too if he doesn't want to start his own site
That guy could do Graphic Design or anything he wants! Maybe he does not want to be in the 21st century? I'd back up if I could!
Lets help this guy out. How can we possibly do it ? Any ideas?
@@kashiffiroz6667His email in the description, contact him
Love that their language is still being spoken
Wondeful video on a part of the country that seems so ignored..many thanks to Hawk for being so authentic and showing us all around🙏🏻
I wish Chom the most success with his art. Beyond talented.
No comment on the other brother’s basketball game though huh?😉
@@austind2455 he was ballin for sure 🤣🤘
Same! He’s awesome!!!!
I’m going to try and find him… I have a pic in mind… Peter, hope you put info below!🫶🏽
@@austind2455badass!
I love the fact that you gave the Mother allot of time to talk. She has a allot of knowledge and history to share. When the elders speak we listen and learn.
It's "a lot".
Another great video from a great collection. As an Australian this is a great way to see the real America and not social media hype.
Your videos keep me level headed. When I'm angry with the world it picks me up. When I think everything is perfect, I realize how fortunate I am for the life I have and I'm grateful.
So sweet she wore her special dress she made😊
❤ indeed
I know right, so sweet. ❤😢
I'm from Whiteriver on the White Mountain Apache Reservation. Love how this shows our ever day life here. Saw familiar faces. Glad he showed u ever place and didn't hide anything.
Thank you
I spent a couple of summers on the reservation when I was a child back in the 1970s. My father was a contractor working for the phone company. We were in Window Rock. One thing I remember was the despair. I also remember that like kids everywhere, they didn't see race or hate like our parents did.
I loved the experience of spending time there and the friends I made.
That lady is so wholesome
Grew up in the White Mountains of AZ and visited the reservation many times in the 90’s. The White Mountain Apaches are kind, generous people. So awesome for yo to discover this wonderful place and people.
Every video I feel the same way: This is the journalism we need. People telling their stories, living their lives, sharing American without a filter. Keep grinding, and thanks.
Really history from the people who live it...not in history books.
@@virgilm1491 I do not watch regular TV and have not for the past four yrs. Love documentaries only 😁
@@lawyersgunsandmoney887 Same, I cut the cord 5 or 6 years ago and havent turned it on, you would never see anything like this on TV, my youngest is 16 and he dont watch tv either we watch a lot of youtube like this ...
I was born and raised on this reservation, and I still visit my family there weekly. I can attest to the fact that life on the reservation is indeed hard. Drugs, alcohol, poverty and oppression have definitely taken a toll on my people. But there is also so much beauty that this video did not cover. The Rainbow Treatment Center has an amazing restaurant called Cafe Gozhóó, there is a people's farm called N'Dee Bikiye, so many beautiful Apache children, beautiful lakes and streams. Life on the reservation is definitely an anamoly that provides you with a unique understanding of what struggling truly is, as well as the acceptance of simplicity. ♡
How are you being oppressed? Serious question.
@@isoldamyou would have had to have lived in Arizona to understand what she means by oppression. Out here in Arizona in the 70s, 80s,90s natives were made to feel ashamed of their heritage. It's not the kind of oppression that you're thinking of but I promise you they are definitely economically oppressed, and culturally oppressed.
Is Cafe Gozhoo open to the public? Does the farm sell their produce at any farmers markets?
@isoldam I see the oppression stemming from within. Our own tribal government and its system of injustice. When it comes to good paying jobs, housing, jail, etc. It isn't WHAT you know, it's WHO you know.
@anybodyoutthere3208 It usually is. I do know that they are undergoing a "face lift" so to speak, but they should be back up and running soon. And to my knowledge, the farm only sells their produce there on site. They also hold cultural events, classes about holistic healing from cultural foods, and other major events depending on seasons/time of year.
Thank you for visiting and bringing attention to our reservation. 🤍 I grew up on river road and cherish everything I learned from my grandmothers. 🤍
Thank you Peter for interviewing some members of the White Mountain Apache tribe. They are right by where I live. A beautiful people.
The artist is extremely talented and he's very humble, love him!
Loved the artwork
100% crazy taltented man to b that humble with his abilities in itself is a gift
Chom rules!
Yes...fine detail, amazing stuff he's done 👏
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The Native American series are hands down my favorite. So interesting
I prefer the Appalachian series myself
Keep up the great work on Native American series....so much history to be heard..... untouched by media sources
Them and the Amish to me! Such pure people.
@@kevinprzy4539 that's my favorite too.
Go live near a rez and say the same thing 😂
I’ve grown up and live in Show Low so very close to WMAT. We are so blessed to have all this beautiful land around us! There’s nothing like it!
Hawk is cool...so is Randy...THANK YOU for taking the opportunity to show us your part of this world...GREETINGS FROM FINLAND!!
The content Peter creates is amazing. Nobody gets access to so much unknown America and he always blends right in with whomever he spends a day with. Never judges anyone and seems to enjoy everywhere he goes
Hawk is a good Brother. Hes taking care of his Brother despite the Alcohol and wants developement and a bright Future for the Rez. I have nothin but the biggest Respect for Hawk! Hes wants everybody to be Positive and pushing Hard ❤
One of the most authentic videos you made. I love the part with moms. At home, in the yard and just talking.
Thank you
Peter, please please please please do a part 2! Our tribe has so much more to show. I would hate for people to miss out on so many of the beautiful things about our tribe and the reservation. Please!!!!
Peter always showcases his stories in a positive way, even when things are negative. He could have showcased this episode much differently. He still highlighted the positives and beautiful part of the Apache tribe. No community is going to be perfect and we need to accept our beauty with our flaws.
@prrtygrrl1 I would recommend you email him and do a rough draft so things flow smoothly.
those are my uncles. Ronald and Randy boy😂 and my grandma andrena
That's awesome. I hope you cherish your grandma! She's a gem! 💎 ❤
@@pamlove421yeah I do. I loved living with her and my grandpa before he passed. I’ve learned a lot from her :)
They are great. You must be very proud
Wow. Your grandma is awesome. Love from 🇮🇳 india
Wonderful! ❤I am glad you have them , they seem like really wonderful people. What a blessing to have them in your life!
These are real Americans. Wishing them all peace and safe living
No they are what they call themselves. “America” is a European term forced on everyone.
America for Native Americans first.
America for Native Americans.
@@nomastersnogods9303 Anglo Western/Christian Europeans Colonization of,
- North America & South America,
- Siberia & Far-East Asia,
- Australia & New Zealand in Asia-Pacific.
I agree. Europe for Native Europeans, Africa for Native Africans, America for Native Americans, Asia-Pacific for Native Asians-Pacific islanders.
@@rottenrobbie8466Man I'm American born and raised. I'm white, my family has fought and died for this country. GTFO with this colonization bullshit. That was the world back then. At one time 1 man came from 1 place and humans spread out. I have just as much right here as anyone else born here. Sick of hearing this colonization crap. Guess what your free to go back to wherever the hell you think your from. All this African American, Native American, Latino, whatever it's all bullshit! We're all American! United We Stand. Divided We Fall.. All of us. 🇺🇸
Imagine if we could all be happy with water in the house and a stove. What a beautiful mama and her sons and thanks to them for allowing us a view of their lives Great interviews again Peter.
So beautiful is my Arizona. Born and raised and still can’t believe how blessed I am to call it home. Thank you Peter
I just love authentic people...Mom's outfit is absolutely beautiful...💕
That's the natives. Tight families and they live to laugh! Love to smile. There's something special about them that you can't put a finger on...ya just feel when you're with them and notice it's gone when you leave. I've been lucky to have family friends in the Apache and Navajo nations. They are more than part of the land. It's like they are one in the same. Thousands of years of living like that I guess.
@@Sabotage_Labs ❤️
Her son made a comment that she dressed up for them ...
@@Sabotage_LabsDreamers. Y'all are fantasizing. I know someone who was left with her baby brother while she was only 5 yrs old inside a vehicle in freezing snow & weather while their parents abandoned them.
@@user-ee4pf3zz7d The beautiful Mom did not disappoint...They showed a pureness of pride, love and family... Priceless...💕
I love that these Apache still speak their native language. I love the mother's handmade clothing and her garden. So excited about the mention of sasquatch sitings as I am a knower.✨️
So many hidden US treasures Peter keeps showing us every Saturday. Thank you @PeterSantenello❤ Your videos are priceless!
If you want to see concrete videos with big foot and demon sightings watch Jose y Tania RUclips channel it’s in Spanish.Its still very interesting they have even found big Bigfoot 🦴.
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It’s nothing short of a miracle when Native tribes keep their languages alive 😊
So true 🤞 @@ShakirahIbaad
History is not as we have been taught. Or haven't been taught. Such honesty from the people who Peter finds. Thank you, always.
Peter, you truly are the "Charles Karalt" of the 21st century. Clearly, you love people and have endless curiosity about their lives and culture. Thank you for traveling this great country for the rest of us and finding the Salt of The Earth People of all colors.....
Thank you to the White Mountain Apache Tribe for letting you show us their beautiful land.
Chom's artwork was absolutely amazing! That's serious talent. Hope someone takes advantage from this video. We need to support the talent in this country and become great again!
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Reminds me of Pushead from septic death
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I sent email inquiry about his tee shirt designs
Thanks so much for your videos. These issues need to be addressed & acknowledged by the mainstream media and government. It's not right how these indigenous people are treated. It's really sad, but they have beautiful spirits & hearts! ❤️🙏🏻
Thank you to Peter and the White Mountain Apache for sharing your lives. I hope you keep your culture and language, so beautiful to see.
I love that you let the people tell their own story and don't spin your narrative. You don't exploit anyone. I haven't found another RUclips Creator that has content like what you have. Thank you for letting all of us travel with you and make our own decisions on how we view the people.
Thanks so much!
I'm a 50 years old hungarian, who had the opportunity to visit the USA a few times (i was in the east coast, New Orleans, Alaska, etc), so i had the possibbility to "scratch the surface" of your country and its culture... but Peter, truly thanks for your vids, i think it was the best thing to your chanel, to switch from the world to your home, to show all the true faces and the layers of your beautifull country. thanks for your work, we learn a lot from it!!
Alaska is more east coast of Russia.
Great work as usual. Your channel is better than most documentaries on big networks
Choms art is absolutely spectacular! I’m a fan. Well done as usual Peter!
Drugs and alcohol wreck every community where economic opportunities are scarce.
So our state & now federal governments allowing & promoting drugs to be legal tells us alot about what they want for the future 🤔
Fentynal coming across the Southern Border is another example of what state & federal government want.
Not just those areas it happens everywhere
Victim mentality is more destructive.
Idle hands are the devil's playground. Even in poor parts of the world drugs and alcohol aren't a huge problem if people have meaning in their life. Things like work, community, traditions, celebrations, religion etc. When you live off subsidies and don't have much to do, that's when those substances start taking over your life.
It's a choice bro... plenty of poor people who clean up their living space and don't get fucked up every night. Victim mentality is the biggest destructive force to these idiots.
"Toxic Charity" by Robert Lupton:
1st time you give some something they “appreciate” it.
The 2nd time they “anticipate” it.
The 3rd time they “expect” it.
The 4th time they feel “entitled” to it.
The 5th time they “depend” on it.
That's what our government has done to our Native American communities.
only one of my native friends acknowledge this and I have lot's of native friends
Sadly this ALL is the fault of the white mans greed when we came here.Now we complain that they are this way and we now have to support them 💔🤯
It's happening in the whole country with all of the handouts.
Yep. Sadly I’ve seen this just in my own life with people I know, with me, because I’m naturally a giving and kind “yes-man”, I’m not even on a reservation. lol. I’m trying to teach myself to say no, even when I COULD help. Because now I’m stuck in a friendship where I’ve said “yes “ to everything she has asked me to help her with for 12 years and so now she expects me to say yes every time. She would never take a hard “no” without a fit.
Wow
I haven't seen a ton of your videos, but I'm always struck by how you show sincere interest and comprehension of the unexpected things people tell you, and how you treat them respectfully.❤
"Everything is free...Yo bro, can I have a dollar?" 😂
Peter you are slowly becoming your own documentary channel. Showing the parts that people don't see.
That's literally what this channel is 😆
I love peter too, but he all too often avoids asking the tough questions
@@bgandjsco1 it's true what you say but it's just public appeasement, he's in the spotlight and earns money through following certain rules
@bgandjsco1 His wife edits these AMAZING videos, and she's probably trying to keep it as neutral as possible and let the audience decide for ourselves.
@bgandjsco1 if you have followed the channel....thats not his purpose, not a reporter in the question seeking regard. He showcases the people of America(and other places) in their own words. He will only interject to keep the conversation going or to get them to further elaborate. It says as much in his frontispiece.
It was interesting when Peter said to his Mom that he felt something very powerful and calming here and then she says it is where "she prays for everyone right here" three times a day. I have noticed this type of thing from others in other places. Very interesting that he said that about the whole place but it was when he was standing where she prayed daily. I meditate in one room of my home and I sage it often. When people come to my house and get to that room they say "why is this room so comforting?" I never tell them that I think it is from what I do here. I just smile to myself. My Grandson says that room is "Magical" and he is 4 and has no idea what I have done in that room and has never been here when others say it is comforting. I think Peter felt her blessings that she does for others. I loved that.
Peter always be sending energies in places ☺️
Thanks Peter for being our eye to the places we will probably never see. I especially enjoy the real people that you speak with and that we can learn from. 😊❤
thank you for touring my Tribe this has always been my home.. i really appreciate it.. and Randy is too funny 😂 my family was watching it on the TV and we were laughing away at Randy and everything 😂
I could easily visualize Andrena as a little "naughty" child running at school with "her gang" having fun. Riding home from school on the white mule are happy memories and I'm glad she shared her heart with us.
I am from the UK and your videos are essential viewing for me, just brilliant awesome job
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UK is pretty interesting, too, to me.
Hello. I'm from England. Brighton, Sussex. Watched Peter for few years now. Really enjoy his content as mostly hour or so long. Different places with views from the ,an 9n the street mostly. Stopped watching TV 7 years back.
Despite the tough and confronting content, this was an absolute pleasure to watch. The humour was fabulous! Hawk is a legend and Chom’s art is on a level not often seen
I just stumbled on to your video. Great Job. My first teaching job was at Whiteriver and I was hired as the director of Special Education in 1971. We had to live in Teacher housing so my place was at 6 mile school. What a shame to see an update, When I was there the Apache Flame was going strong and there was definitely a problem with Alcohol, but there were almost no drugs at the time. There were two trading posts where we bought all our groceries or we went up the hill to Pinetop. I had very good friends among the Apache and one who went hunting for Javelina, Turkey, Deer, and Elk. I wanted to cry to see how rundown some of the neighborhoods have become and remember well that the Apache were a very proud people and life on the Apache Reservation was much better than other Reservations I visited like the Navajo and Hopi.
Andrena is an absolute to the core national American treasure my goodness what a awesome lady her smile and laugh is infectious. Awesome video Peter
❤. Indeed
Many prayers to Moma Andrena, Hawk, Randy, Peter and entire Apache tribe🙏🏾❤️
Great to see this video and the truth not being hidden. This is how native people live in so many places in America. And we carry the trauma and history of our ancestors everyday with us it can either build you into greatness or burden you into a life of decay.
I just want to say I love their mom! I could listen to her all day.
Peter, the videos you put out are far more intriguing than most of the high budget documentaries we get here in Finland about the US. I just binge watched 3 hours worth of your videos on my day-off. Not regretting it.
It's living history, these interviews he does --no special effects, no scripts, just the instrinsic magic of the human spirit. He approaches everyone with respect, and a sense of humor, and it goes a long way.
If you've watched three hours of this, then you've seen parts of America that even other Americans haven't seen, and probably never will. Most foreigners don't realize how huge this country really is! The citizens here don't even know all the unique pockets of culture that exist here.
Even if I went to the reservations, they wouldn't open their doors to me like this. Unless you already know someone there who could vouch for you, no one will talk to you. Through this show, Peter has garnered a good reputation, a well-earned one I might say. So, _they_ probably _call him_ and invite him over. He has earned the love and trust of the people.
Currently, I am staying in the heart of Los Angeles for a few days to attend a week-long event. I'm driving to a gym, and then suddenly all the signage is in Korean! I have lived in CA for decades, but have _never_ been to LA's Korea Town before! A store window had nothing but traditional Korean clothing displayed (hanbok, etc.). It's like I just dropped into another world this morning. haha This is an example of how one just stumbles upon unique pockets of culture in America. 😅
Thank you! I lived my time in Finland many years ago, amazing place.
@@PeterSantenello Hello, and also greetings from Finland. I've been watching your videos for a while now and they are a great insight into the life of a common person in the USA. In which region of Finland have you lived? I've been thinking that you look somehow familiar, but I didn't think you'd even ever been to Finland :)
Peter and wife, I’ve been feeling really down about the people in the place I live. People used to be so delightful here. The way people behave has changed so much in the last four years. People are pushy and have lost their openness and lightness. Men call me profanities aggressively on the road. I used to love where I live so much. It feels so hopeless to me. America feels like we’re on such a bad trajectory. I’m mourning the loss of my dreams for how I thought we were going to evolve together. Your videos help me to feel that the US is a cool place. I’ve been thinking about this: I think society is thirsty for your kind of content and deeply NEEDS the content you’re making. You really came in and are doing something useful and very much needed. I know we all appreciate your calm level-headedness and your perspective from traveling the world. I think your content will be having actually a very deep impact on our society and hopefully our trajectory.
I feel that. Well said.
It is being fixed as we speak. You will not see it until later. Next year, by May, you will know.
What you are seeing is what I've been seeing too. My personal opinion is that we may currently be in a period to allow people to 'Wake Up!' People must acknowledge that those in government are not out to help others, but only their own. Drug and child trafficking is allowed, and the righteous seem powerless to fix things. We are a society of overlords and serfs, but this will not last forever.
Its everywhere in the West, from London to Paris to here. Our civilization has run its course. We can only hope for collapse and then a benign dictator to take over to rebuild it all.
@@ad2040 The life-expectancy of a civilization gets shorter and shorter.
People need to start investing in ALL reservations.. The native Americans are 100% Americans and deserve everything that we have.
You might be surprised at how many treaty agreements have never been honored by the US Government......
We have much work, trust to regain.
It's not about trust because nobody here has anything to do with it. And majority of ethnicities faced atrocious things. We came here as a melting pot, some did more atrocious things and some fought against those things. You heard the guy about girounimo, his.people killed his family so he started killing them. There's bad apples on every tree and it's about weeding that out and recovering from these past traumas. And of course that's going to take the whole country to come together. We segregate too much and it doesn't help a thing. @@mojorising1
We don't need to do shit there's no such thing as finders keepers they were conquered why would the winners give the losers everything they have? Life isn't fair and no one deserves anything if you want something you have to pay the price as we did. Not skulk around waiting for someone to fix all your problems Mexicans are the same way.
Wonderful people. I especially adored Andrena! She's such an amazing sweet kind lady. May her garden always be blessed and bountiful!
I'm humbled watching. I realized how blessed I am in life, family, and friends. Great to see all of the USA in your videos. It's great seeing a little tid bit into people's lives/hometowns!
This is the Peter Santenello style I fell in love with some years ago! This is raw, talented journalism, amazing editing and storytelling, and most of all, taking risks in conflict areas to tell a powerful story. Keep up the amazing work, Peter! 👏👏👏
I'm also sad to learn that Native American population in their motherland, the Continent of America before the European Colonizers arrived, was around 15 millions, while the European population in their motherland, the Continent of Europe was around 25 millions.
Today, Native American population is 15 million, while the European population, in the Continents of America + Europe, is a staggering TWO BILLION! I found it to be a shockingly sad truth. 😔🤷
A good story teller. We learn a lot from him.
Anglo Western/Christian Europeans Colonization of,
- North America & South America,
- Siberia & Far-East Asia,
- Australia & New Zealand in Asia-Pacific.
Europe for Native Europeans,
- Africa for Native Africans,
- America for Native Americans,
- Asia-Pacific for Native Asians-Pacific islanders. 🤷
The two most sacred Christian doctrines are,
-Thou shalt not kill.
- Thou shalt not steal. 🤷
The fact that there are over 40 nations/territories in Europe for the Christian Europeans to Colonize.
Why Native-American land?
Why Asia-Pacific land? 🤷
Peter the great!
America for Native Americans.
America for Native Americans first.
I love Randy, Hawk, and mom. Great people. THANK YOU for letting us see your world. God bless…..
Wht, female, baby boomer here. My soul is overwhelmed by this RUclips journey. It's like Jesus stepped into the conversations, humor, acceptance, compassion, truth, sorrow, brotherhood (including Andrena), Randy's expert guide experience, and even the treats of alcohol. I bring this up as I have a family of full blown alcoholics. I am also a recovering alcoholic. We all want to feel accepted, loved appreciated regardless, and Peter, you blew away with your inclusion of Randy, Randy's friends, bystanders, etc. For me, that huge, beautiful smile of Randy, being part of your video and enjoying a "treat" was priceless. Peter, you know how to bring Beauty forward from just about anyone. Talented, genuine, kind. Thank you, Hawk, Randy, Andrena, and all who gave me Light to see. ❤
As an off reserve Ojibwe from Northern Ontario , I really enjoyed this video and to see my cousins down south. Much respect Peter. You are a good man.
I agree. I was born in Atikokan, Ontario and am part Ojibway on my mom's side, but sadly grew up with my father in Saskatchewan and never got to know my moms side at all, as she passed in my early 20s. They're from the Sioux Lookout area. But I've always felt split in my soul, and enjoy seeing the content about indigenous groups of all tribes and nations.
You're white
@@RichEmbury cool , nice to meet you buddy. I’m half from my father’s side.
I welded rail out of Sioux Lookout for many years and always enjoyed being there.
@nakinajay cheers. Hopefully someday I'll get to return and meet some of my relatives there too.
You knocked it out the park yet again. Hawk, Randy and Mom thanks for the invite into your life. It can be emotionally difficult revealing the raw side. But as Peter states many times the vulnerable seek comfort in any means possible, to get by daily. But my word what a breath-taking backdrop. Keep it up peter.
Re-watching----thank you so much for posting this segment, it is a very significant testimonial. I hope that people are watching, especially some that are in a position to help. I've lived a great deal of my life in the desert, and I've worked with some very wonderful, spiritual and inspirational native Americans. Fortunately, there are success stories as well, educated tribe members and prominent in their cities and communities. I know several. There are too many that struggle. Hopefully, we can all work together to rise to the challenges that face these communities and work hard to lift one another up.
You could see in his eyes how upset Hawk was with that situation even with sun glasses on.
The disappointment was clearly visible. It's not on him though. Poor guy.
White Mountain is one of the most beautiful places on Earth. I love living in Arizona so much.
I live in the Phoenix area, I was thinking the same thing. It looks beautiful there. I may check it out
We need tourism to get them a continuous stream of Revinue.
I miss AZ!
I'm from Germany and I have travelled the US quite a lot.
My favourites are AZ and UT, I will come back as often as possible.
@D.E.. - It's only 107 degrees today. 😁👍
Randy vibes just chillin in the back of a truck
Yeah. It’s quirky and funny how he preferred that to the backseat. lol. He really seems like a cool guy! ☺️
@@EphemeralProductions
There is a huge difference between riding with the wind on your face and riding inside a closed vehicle especially when one has motion sickness like me. How Randy was riding is the best way in cases of motion sickness. At least, for me.
Yeah, gotta love Randy. So chill !
@@judyannludchawefoyagao8278 gotcha. ❤️❤️
as a former cig smoker i can tell you right now he's back there in case he wants a cig, either he is being polite so the smoke wont be in their guests face or his brother doesn't let him smoke in the nice truck lol.
Peter, you were awesome with Randy! You were aware and extremely thoughtful!
Amazing video!! Good people are good people, no matter what their background.
Hawk and Randy were great hosts! Thank you for sharing your world with all of us! Beautiful land and beautiful people!
Randy is so chill!
@@tomtom8786 Randy just kept getting more and more drunk through the episode lol... every 5min he had a new drink
❤Peter, America is so diverse & you're bringing it to us to show, still with a lot of good & bad, it's still America the free & beautiful country of ours.
Thank you so very much.
My son has Apache blood, his Great Gma was Native from Arizona, married to a Yaqui from Sonora Mexico. So sad most tribes have a high rate of alcoholism. Blessing to the Apache Nation, and all Tribes in the US , the Real Owners of this Country.
Dude you rock, the way you can relate to all types of people through laughter and true interest is amazing. Its proves that we are all one people with everyday struggles and or celebrations. Keep it up Peter your the real deal.
I like the way Hawk is gently and smoothly talking. A decent guy!
Smart lady having a garden
Good Dad's matter. You can see the difference. So if your a Dad or going to be, be the best you can!
Chom´s work is amazing!👏
I love the way Peter tries staying positive and In a not so positive environment 😎
Sending prayers to Hawk and Randy 🕊️
WOW! I love this channel. Thankyou Pete, Hawk and Randy. Amazing window into a part of our world. Andrena was so sweet. I just wanted to hug her. Love and Peace.
Than god for channels like this. We will never forget our Native brothers and sisters. Sad and informative at the same time.
Chom's work is awesome. Hope he gets a nice business boost!
The artist in this video is brilliant! Peter, your videos are the best on YT.
Beautiful souls having endured so much. Much Love and Respect.