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  • Its funny and not funny that Islam still buries people and stone them to death in the 20th century..

  • awesome scene. powerful. almost makes me feel ashamed to be a white man.

  • in my opinion a strong mesage in this clip

  • When the Indian cut his hand, I think I would have quietly ridden away!

  • this is true about governments they only draw lines and divide people its sad that very few noble people like that exist anymore

  • @l3054 Ten Bear's words are true. "It is sad that Governments are chiefed by the double tongued."

  • Honor is universal. Respect divine.

  • i've seen a lot of westerns but this one tops them all.

  • there's always gotta be some idiot who has to check dislike just to be different

  • I think the Republicans and Democrats should be forced to watch this scene over and over again.

  • My favorite scene in the movie.

  • "NO SIGNED PAPER CAN HOLD THE IRON' IT MUST COME FROM MEN" these are words of wisdom.

  • Ten Bears (Will Sampson's character) is one of the scariest people I've seen in the movies. I'd sure hate to meet up with him on the trail. Mr. Sampson has passed a number of years ago. RIP, Mr. Sampson.

  • One of the Best Scenes, In one of the Best movie's ever!

  • My favorite part in the whole movie

  • This is my favorite part of The Outlaw Jose Wales

  • wow....if only we could learn,,,

    

  • I approve of this video! -Samsoche Sampson

  • Where is the "love" button?

  • Without Clint Eastwood, American Cinema is going to be a very sad place indeed!

  • It's nice to see a movie with characters who speak such words of wisdom, and remark on the true nature of a government. The best thing about this movie is that it didn't pick sides, and blatantly reminds people that North was no better than the South, even though most textbooks like to pretend otherwise; it also showed who the real victims were-ranchers, Native Americans, and just about anyone else who cared more about keeping their families alive than who won the war.

  • I reckon so.

  • What divides men are not the men themselves but the govt's that sit over these men. Move gov't out of the way along with it's force and coercion and peace will be the result. In the 21st century, the people of the middle east are the modern day native americans but this time instead of railroads, it's for oil!

  • @wkmac2 Move government out of the way with it's force and coercion and chaos will be the result

  • @xavierpaquin If you believe government isn't the biggest perpetrator of chaos and death and injustice, you're delusion. The less government, the less coercion, the less force, the better.

  • i love this scene two real brave warrirors who make peace i love this film i grew up watching westerns and this si one of my favourites

  • The screenwriter of this movie is the best ever for Clint. So many truths and the dialogue was right on. Like a solid house, the foundation of anthing must come from the beginning, cement for a house...words for a movie.

  • This my favor seen ..............Just like RedCloud once said " The truth should not take so many words "

  • "No signed paper can hold the iron. It must come from men."

  • The old ways were the best way. Now were all just slaves. If we don't work for someone, we don't eat. You're born free, but you live in slavery. Modern man suck!!!

  • " I reckon not"

  • I was pretty impressed by this scene until they starting slicing their goddamn hands open.

  • It's sad that governments are chiefed by the double tongues.

  • @StratusBlue Reminds me of Magua's speech near the end of Last of the Mohicans.

  • I love how the KNIFE SOUNDS LIKE IT'S BEING SHARPENED when they cut their hands. lol

  • Please don't use "F" bombs in the comments - no one will see them.

  • @96RunningBear this movie has how many people die in it, and you're worried about a word? grow up child. for gods sakes.

  • absolutely adore this scene! I have to watch it over and over again!

  • Words of life. Words of death. How heavy is that? Breaks it down to it most basic element.

  • This the best metaphor for how to stop terrorism. 

  • I came to make peace with the blue corps

  • I came here to die with you....Or live with you.=BALLSY

  • One of the best & well written scenes of all times. 

  • I'm gonna start spittin' like Josie at my meetings.

  • this is a really good scene, because everyone was expecting a gun fight, but clint surprised most all the viewers by making peace. I think this influenced dances with wolves.

  • "You are the Grey Rider. You would not make peace with the blue coats. "

    Brilliant line . Stick it to those yankee blue coat crawling scum - LONG LIVE THE CONFERACY !

  • @VisionarysDomain - The Civil War ended 146 years ago. We won ! You and other southerners that share your frame-of-mind, need to get over it. It's people like you that hold this World back from going forward, and most importantly, it's people like you that make prejudices drag on and on and on.

  • @Lapp6192 Your accusation of VisionarysDomain is unfounded, that his comment is an untruthful statement (the confederacy no longer exists) is no excuse. However I can provide sanction for both of your positions. Yours, if directed to those that do wish the days of human slavery to return, and his if he truly believes in states rights as the 2nd Amendment expressly grants. He may be deluded that all of the confederates wished to exert their states rights in order to keep slavery. Grant him that.

  • I feel beneath the white, there is a red skin suffering...

    From centuries of taming...

  • i choose life over depopulation! so let it be written i would rather die today and be with the LORD IN HAVEN! then live a 100 years and go to hell!

  • And you thought joining the Hells Angels was rough!

  • @96RunningBear The story I think we all know! Wales was the ultimate soldier, but in the end he just wanted to find peace! long live the confederacy and death to Yankee scum!!!! this is coming from an Englishman.

  • betcha it's tough being buried up to your neck!

  • @thor47odin i cant wait for the tratiors that sold out america out to be buried up to there necks!

  • I once heard from a roadie for Black Oak Arkansas that Jim Dandy didn't trust contracts. He demanded that someone look him in the eye and shake his hand. THAT was a contract!

  • This is how real men do diplomacy

  • great scene at the end there..shame it wasnt as simple as that

  • "It is good that two warriors such as we meet in the struggle of life... or death."

  • @96RunningBear one of Clints best films.

  • What's all that about 'word of death' and 'word of life'? Who speaks like that? Is it some sort of Comanche protocol or something?

  • @Mbalakala - They talked like that in those days-and as others have pointed when they gave their WORD they meant it-not like the politicians.

  • that was one hell of a good speech

  • (James 5:12) But before all things, my brothers, do not swear; neither by the heaven nor by the earth, nor any other oath. But let your yes be yes, and your no, no, lest you fall into condemnation.

    

  • "Got nowhere to go"

    "Then you will die"

    "I came here to die with you. Dying ain't so hard for men like you and me, it's living that's hard"...

  • The reason there's no description?

    It couldn't handle the sheer awesomeness that is now, and always shall be, Clint Eastwood.

  • Well everyone is allowed to have an opinion. Ten Bears says it best the North was goverened by the double tongued... and now it seems all politicians are doubled tongued. I wonder if the Southern leadership saw this also before the war started. People always cry about the slaves, I feel the Indians were the first slaves and suffered alot more than the black. But just like all wars this one was about MONEY not people, why cant anyone see that? If you can freely join why cant you freely leave?

  • It is harder than ever to find iron in the words of men nowadays. All that we hear is what they think we want to hear, weather it be true or false. Governments keep making promises they know they can't keep, then let them fall into an abyss of ignorance, never to be heard from again. Someday it will catch up with them, and they will be forced to relinquish the control they have over this country.. I hope I live to see the day..

  • SPEECHLESS..........

  • This has got to be the best scene in any movie Ever

  •  I love this movie

  • 10 bears!!!! he plays off of the white buffalo. COMANCHE!!

  • I read somewhere years ago that when Josie says that we all died a little in that damn war (at the end of the movie), he (Clint Eastwood) was referring to Vietnam.

  • (James 5:12) But before all things, my brothers, do not swear; neither by the heaven nor by the earth, nor any other oath. But let your yes be yes, and your no, no, lest you fall into condemnation.

  • @ROGER459

    That same white man talk destroyed my people. 

    How about letting us have one custom? Perhaps you could spread your "holiness" elsewhere.

    "No signed paper can hold the iron, it MUST come from men!"

    or as Paul Revere and the Raiders put it, "though I wear a shirt and tie, I'm still a red man deep inside"

  • @satanicgrower What Tribe are you From...? You speak with FORKED TONGUE...! FAKER...!

  • @ROGER459

    Whatever you say, white jesus. Keep spreading your "gospel". Next you'll be calling us savages.

  • @satanicgrower YOU have NO Native American Heritage... you Only Pretend TO...!

  • @ROGER459

    What crack are you on, you idiot fuck? I was trashing your bullshit religion, remember? I'm not quite sure why you have chosen to go off on this side tangent. I'm willing to bet it's because you are another dumb redneck fake like the redneck that wrote "Josey Wales". Is that the faker you're comparing me to? Yourself? I couldn't give a fuck what you think of my heritage, hick. Just keep your jesus to yourself. No one here has any money or land to steal, CHRISTIAN!

  • @satanicgrower People that have to use... PROFANITY.. as you did with the.. "F-word".... are.. Mentally Deficient and Morally Corrupt..! Your Speech... give You AWAY...! Oh you that speak with FORKED TONGUE!

  • @ROGER459

    "F-word"... Do you mean FUCK?

    Its very funny to see how you typed your last response. It looks like my use of the word FUCK must have hurt you pretty badly. You couldn't even type properly.

    Btw, are you ever going to respond to me calling your religion out? We all know that christianity is a dead, false religion full of thevies. Anything to say? I guess not. Keep up with your misdirection.

    That's what jesus does, he confuses the truth. How else can they steal our money?

  • My favorite scene of the movie,have seen it 50 times and it always brings a tear to my eye,what a shame the carnage white man bestowed upon the indians.YES,I am a white man........

  • Best dialogue of the Entire Movie....!

  • The book was written by Asa Carter who was part Indian himself. Carter also wrote George Wallace's "segregation forever" speech. Strange World indeed. Its great how Eastwood uses bad grammar to address Ten Bears and gets a grammatically correct reply. Just the opposite of what you see in most westerns.

  • speaks good english for a Comanche!  a great western tho

  • @aarcudaman I had the same thought about his English being too good. But google this:

    "INDIAN'S ADDRESS MADE AT COUNCIL. Ten Bears, Comanche Chief, Made an Eloquent Address At The Medicine Lodge Peace Council"

    There was a real Comanche Chief Ten Bears and his English was amazing, as good or better than Ten Bears in the movie.

    "But there are things which you have said to me which I do not like. They were not sweet like sugar but bitter like gourds."

  • This scene defines the core message of 'The Outlaw Josey Wales.' All through the film, we have watched Josey in action, so that when he comes to treat with Ten Bears, we too know that his word of death is true, and that his word of life is also true.

    Will Sampson is the coolest Indian Chief I ever saw.

    "Well, I'm Josey Wales."

    "I have heard."

    Brilliant precis of a man's wild career in 3 words.

    "No signed paper can hold the iron. It must come from men."

    Words to really take to heart.

  • @Wobdifurousness Will Sampson, may he rest in peace on his reservation. Big man. I past him once in the hallway of the Beverly Hills hotel in 1983. Best western movie ever. My favorite.

  • @Wobdifurousness I reckon so

  • i think it is some what of a stereotype that all native americans are always half naked.

  • They got along so good, cause they all got 1866 Yellowboys, Ten bears a carbine and the Indian on his left a Sportster. they all have them, a favorite weapon of the Apache Indian. Also called (The gun that won the west). Unless you own a 1873. LOL. Looks like it won the west in these spaghetti westerns? The best view of a Yellowboy is in the GoodtheBtheU. In the scene with save shorty from the rope. That has a period side scope.

  • You are the gray rider who will not make peace with the blue coats , you may go in peace.

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  • @worseto "I reckon not..."

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  • This always makes me sad when I think, this is how men were mean to live, yet we do not. No iron in their words, lawyers, politicians, et al., so true. Men who pass through life as shadows never understanding what it means to truly live.

  • @LeCutter Amen to that !

  • @LeCutter It makes me sad too! Im inthe British Army and seen good people die ! I feel indifferent now ! the GREY RIDER!! I think thats in all our hearts deep down!! NO MORE FUCKING DEATH!!!!!!!

  • @LeCutter We must choose to put iron in our words and not bend to this society. Live free and a man will die free; the time is not important.

  • @LeCutter For some reason Representative Weiner was the first name that came to mind with your statement, but that applies to so many of our other politicians as well~

  • Runin bear U Da Man.......I love this scene.... Now post Granny and the Ferry.

  • One of the best scenes and plot points of any film from in one of the greatest movies ever made.

  • @ledyard YES agreed

    

  • @ledyard I rekon so. Right up there with last scene in "Unforgiven"

  • @ledyard Tru dat....this is the best sceane from my favorite movie of all time....

  • The greatest scene ever put on film. There is iron in this scene.

  • outstanding

    

  • Paper cannot hold the iron. It must come from men

  • I reckon so

  • The parlay with Ten Bears is one of the best western scenes ever shot.

  • @LordZontar Agreed

  • J'adore ce film !

    très bien tourné... avec l'immense Clint Eastwood, entre autres !!!

    un grand merci pour ce "montage", sauf erreur ? !

    BRAVO

    Thank you very mutch for posting

  • Jose got some brass balls that's for sure.

  • Oh I just liked this movie when I saw it, nly once too but I remember it so well for some reason. It's probably one of my favorite westerns because I enjoy westerns. And I like 10 Bears in that other movie "One Few Over The Cuckoo's Nest." And you chose the best part of the movie to upload too. Hurray!! <3 AC

  • @AquarielCharm - Correction: One "Flew" Over the Cuckoo's Nest, rotfl

  • I watch the movie for this seen alone.

  • It's sad that governments are chiefed by the double tongues.

  • @NiceGuise I cannot make peace with the blue coats either, and I am here living among the Comanche...

    I have no wish to leave here, I wish I would have moved here sooner.

  • @NiceGuise : Yes, and here we are a century and half later and nothing has changed, my friend. Great post, 96RunningBear - For my money, one of the most memorable scenes in all of moviedom.

  • I agree best scene

  • Best scene!

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