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  • everyone has always claimed that the union soldier were the "good guys".

    if that were true why did they burn atlanta and the university of alabama to the ground?

  • fuck abraham linconl! fuck you sick bastard! long live the Confederate States of America! Rise everybody your flags!!

  • what's the cherokee word for uncle Tom?

  • @whatsgoingon07 uncle tom tom? look up wtf Lincoln did pre-civil war to the sioux nation that basterd. and what was he more worried about? red ppl or how the europeans would veiw his original number of over 300 sioux to be hanged.

  • For example, contrary to the laws taught blacks to read and write, they are allowed to leave the estates and go wherever they please. And even at the meeting of their slaves, it seemed, for the white population represented the greatest danger, the slave-owners turned a blind eye.

  • Simultaneously, the position of those blacks who remained in captivity, changed for the better. True, the harsh laws that impose some restrictions on the provision of black slaves all kinds of privileges, formally still in force, but their white masters have long since ceased to comply with these laws.

  • Do not be a civil war and the reconstruction of the South, slavery would still have gone naturally. Thus, even in the 50s almost all the southern states grew the number of free blacks, of course, by reducing the number of black slaves. In South Carolina slaves were freed in 1860 was 30 463 person against 27 463 in the 50th. For Virginia, the same figures were respectively 58 042 54 333 against.

  • Don`t forget the Cherokee Lincoln Killers.

  • fuck abraham Lincoln...murdering commi bastard

  • I Am Cheroke And German,Irish.

    Buy Mostly Cheroke, I Am Very Tan My Dad Is Really Tan And My Uncle Fred Is Really Tan Redskin Looks Like A Cheif.

    My Great Grandmother Was Cheroke Princess.

  • There is NO SUCH THING as a half-breed human being. Stop using that term, please. French Cherokee is much, much nicer and even EXOTIC!! Law-de-law, ooh-lah-lah. And the Natives are NOT Indians - they're Native Canadians, Americans, Mexicans and so on. Just like the Irish are not Micks, the English are not limeys, the French are not frogs and so on. Sunday, May 29-2011.

  • my father was full blood Cherokee..I am a half breed, my mother was nationality was french...my ancestors fought for the for the confederate indian rebels and the confederacy....people who were taught about the civil war only in school, need to re-educate...the history books in schools are all lies...

  • Why are Native people anywhere - especially in the Americas - called Indians? They're not from India in the first place but they are probably chuffed (pleased) at being associated with that lovely sub-continent. Why not call them Native Canadians, Native Americans, Native Mexicans and so on?

    DESMOND, SOUTHERN IRELAND.

  • @squirell1952 Because at the time when people first landed in what is now called the USA they thought they were in India.

  • @squirell1952 I call them natives, whoever is native to whatever place I'm talking about I call "the natives".

  • The Indian Nations, including my anscestors fought against the yankees to spite them for screwing us and we showed little love for the states considering they were the ones who demanded the removal in the first place.

  • southerners and tsalagia were always allies they integraded marriages and southerners opposed the indian removal act and they hated the federal government

  • @MrTurkeybird09 not totally true considering it was the states demanding the tsalagi's removal in the first place to take the land, they were demanding federal removal and justification.

  • this war not slavery never was to make it clear how many coloreds fought for the confederacy 100000 freeman and spaniards

    my family was scotirish and many other gaelic people

    and my cousins were cherokee white people integrated into the tribe born bred and fierce warriors

  • God Bless the soul of Stand Waitie! Deo Vindice!

  • i wish no one ever dicovered the americas so we thrive as before

  • i am of cherokee saponi irish and african descent and i am proud to fly the confederate flag! and i live in ohio lmao and my great great great grandfather was john c brekinridge confederate general

  • this makes me proud to be part cherokee!

  • trail of tears....i am a proud creek and i fly a confederate flag

  • @kylebutler666 Stand strong, red brother. Osage, here. :)

  • mexico was also supporter of the confederatcy

    type confederates in mexico if you dont beleave me....

  • @1waygang You are so right the governer of the boarder states of Mexico wanted to secede Northern Mexico and join the Confederate states.Mexico was a true supporter of the Confederacy.

  • Deo Vindice

  • Most of my family fought for the CS, some with Waite. Cherokees know who he was. Whites don't. Western tribe.

  • @ChiefOren

    Waite was a hell of a fighter n planner he was asked to raid in Ok,Kan.Mizz,and Ar

  • Now that is a piece of history not told in schools ! cool

  • Most interesting, knew the Cherokee Nation fought with the CS.

    I'm a native of NC ( & WBTS buff), but didn't know that the 69th NC was the "Junaluska Zouaves".

    Thanks for posting this!

  • I am 1/16 Cherokee and although I cant Say much for my own great great grandfather as he was a cowardly drunk that took to the way of a '60s draft dodger and ran when they said they were going to send him to the trenches during WWI but I hav nothing but admiration for the Cherokees that fought for the south in the civil war deo vindice

  • I am cherokee and white. My cherokee grandfather's last name was Thomas I wonder if his grandfather fought with the south. I might look this up. I love my ancestors both white, cherokee, and even jewish for creating me as I am.

  • I love the Native people of this land.

    Shame how my Federaly Occupide country has treated your people these few hundred years.

    the South owes you boys alot of gratitude.,

    thank u

  • they were stationed in the nc mountains. union troops feared them as they raided trough the mountains. the cherokees mostly guarded gaps and mountains during the war.

  • god bless the my people and my grandfathers people the cherokee. God bless texas!

  • GOD BLESS, DIXIE

    & ALL That Fought For Her!

    Issues! Not Race!

  • God Bless General Stand Waite! God Bless The Cherokee Braves! God Bless The Five Tribes! And God Bless Dixie! Deo Vindice!

  • ALL Native American tribes had slaves, usually captured from other tribes, throughout the history of this land, long before white men ever showed up. Cherokees were perticularly fond of slavery, and had two divisions in the Confederate Army. There was also a Division of Texas Mexicans patroling the border of Texas protecting it from Yankee intruders.

  • It had nothing to do with slavery. It had to do with Independence/not wanting to be a part of the US.

  • Nevertheless Cherokees captured and kept slaves. I know what the Civil War was about. Slavery was a way of life all over the world. Lincoln had nightmares all his life from an incident of chained Africans being abused on a River Boat. Even so, he only freed slaves in states of rebellion, and not Union states. At the end of the War, U.S. Grant still had a personal man slave, and R.E. Lee had earlier freed all of his.

  • plus to the africans slavery was also part of there culture theres a book(sorry i forget its name)about a tibe leader who took and sold many africans to slave traders tell he himself was caught and sold by another tribe it was a way of live. not saying it was a good one but ( not u) people need to see that not only was it white people with slaves

  • @chadhub @chadhub whites had other white slaves in Europe and before America seceded from England there were lots of white english slaves here taken off the streets of big English cities and sent here to work. The feds want people to equate slavery with black people but that's wrong. it's an old economic system that knows no color. Even the Jews were slaves in Egypt.

  • lmao bridgell you go right ahead and read more federal BS in school then lee never owned slaves he was against it Gen lee even said it was imoral and by the way do your history it wasnt the confederate flag that was flown on those slave ships who brought them over here it was the union boats under the UNITED STATES FLAG that brought them here i am cherokee we have suffured more since the whiteman came here . love america or give it BACK!!!!

  • 2006nationalchamps, I have more knowledge of history of the United States in my excrement than you will ever learn in your life, you are almost a complete moron, keep working at it. Yes, Lee had slaves, I also am part Cherokee, And ALL my ancestors were Confederates, and I still hate dirty, yellow-belly yankee scum ! I have studied the Civil War for fifty years, so get you facts straight, 2006nutjob.

  • @bridgell Lee freed all his slaves tons of years before 1860. He was against it. he was pro union until lincoln decided to wage war on Americans.

  • @bridgell Lee was a realist, not only an ideologist. He freed his slaves before the war, that is known, and he also advised Jefferson to do the same. Has anyone investigated Gen. Grant that had slaves even up to the time he ran for President? Slavery was not the issue. But an excuse for Abe to rouse up support for his re-election in 1863.

  • Yes, Abe only freed the slaves in Rebel States, not Union States, so if the War of Federal Aggression was about slavery, why did Abe not free ALL slaves ???

  • @2006nationalchamps All from Yankee states I might add.

  • @ConfederateBrave Italy helped us. Why would Italy fight for CSA slavery? Southern italy had thousands of troops they sent us. You can look that up on youtube. See some videos.

  • @ConfederateBrave THANK YOU...I WISH MORE PEOPLE WOULD DO A LITTLE RESEARCH and get the facts..thanks my brother....my great-great grandfather was half cherokee and fought for the confederacy...thanks for the video

  • @ConfederateBrave: Also, in the case of the Cherokees you have to remember that yes, they were native americans but they also absorbed a little of Appalachian culture, so when they were sent out west they felt it was the Union's doing, not their fellow Appalachians.

  • @ConfederateBrave So what was the Confederacy going to do with their slaves after they were independent ?

  • @bridgell But slavery was very different over here, chattel slavery was a particularly american invention.

  • @bridgell Can you remind me again which African tribes sold other Africans into slavery and which African tribes owned more slaves than others?

  • My father is a Cajun Civil War buff, and one who has become sympathetic to the mythical "Union" cause. The largely French Catholic population of South Louisiana, however, had neither Union nor Confederate sympathies. He pointed out that Cherokees were slave owners, although I'm not quite sure that had anything to do with their siding with the Confederacy. Are there any Indians out there who would respond to this charge, or otherwise explain the alliance with the CSA?

  • your totally misled the war was all about taxes...not slaves!!!

  • I know that the war was about taxes, what's your point? I've done a little more research, it seems the Indians picked the side which they thought would better serve their purposes (obviously), and they had no ideological cause in support of either side. I doubt they would have been treated any differently than the USA treated them had the CSA become independent.

  • We had representatives in Confederate Congress unlike in the USA. We also were recognized as an Independent Nation State.

  • and we still do my brother look up southern national congress on google i am 1/8th cherokee my grandfather was half and his mother was full i am a delegate for the snc and would love to have more of my cherokee brothers involved in this southern congress , its time we stood up to the federals and claimed our land back they havnt honored our treaties so we must stand and fight!

  • @ConfederateBrave The US at the time the south left (North and West) was 100% white. The only blacks they had had to be stolen or recruited from the south. The North has always been the seat of white supremacy. The only reason it ever spread southward is because we were divided up against each other. Fear breeds hate. When you've never seen a black man and all you know are rumors you will be very afraid of that which you do not know.

  • @Luigi84289 Frederick Douglas rails about the hell he went through up north. Nobody reads anymore.

  • @ConfederateBrave Most Northerners would not send their children to a school that was over 50% black. There are none up north. They like their region the way it is. Other than a few big cities it's all white. New England is 98% white.

  • @ConfederateBrave The south was the first region of the country to recognize diversity. Black, White, Native American, all fought for their country.

  • @byron84 The US killed them all when they won. Indians knew what side would support them. Not the pro white US.

  • no not true they blamed the yanks for what happend to there land hail granemo confederate cherokee

  • the yankees did and took what they wanted, they raped our southern women and burned our towns, and they massacared the indians,and raped their women also,

  • We were not "coerced" into siding with the CSA you idiot. We gained full INDEPENDENCE AND FREEDOM FROM THE US FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ON OCTOBER 28, 1861!

    Try reading the: Declaration by the People of the Cherokee Nation of the Causes

    Which Have Impelled Them to Unite Their Fortunes With Those of the

    Confederate States of America."

    You might learn or thing or two.

    Any Tsalagi that doesn't want Independence should just be left behind!

  • Deo Vindice!! God Bless the Cherokee Braves!! Ya know I saw the Declaration and was shocked that I never heard it taught in school.

  • that's cause us Cherokee's are pretty damn smart

  • I got your back in this.

  • Death before Dishonor

  • With one hand tied behind it's back? Commited war crimes played a major role during the war. I think you should read a book. Maybe if you did you will see how wrong you are about the Yankee empire being a superpower...

  • im part Cherokee and my Cherokee grandpa fought for the south and i hang the stars and bars with 15 stars representing the Cherokee nations

  • my cherokee great great uncle faught as a cherokee confederate out of north carolina

  • nativeman65:From Nolta Township/Cherokee North Carolina?

  • @nativeman65 - I have ancestors in several Cherokee units.

  • the man backrow third from left thatd be my uncle. Pvt. Levi Hamilton Ogle from tn, he was born in 1847 and enlisted at 15 years old in 1862 at sevierville tn. he lived through the war his father was a union soldier. he died in 1923

  • Hind site is 20/20. Lee was a Great man and General So were many others. Let us learn from their mistakes and correst them in the future.

    When Lee said "Had I foreseen these results of subjugation, I would have preferred to die at Appomatox with my brave men, my sword in this right hand " He said it so we the future generation would learn from it. That is how great a man Lee was. Willing to admit his mistakes so we would not repeat them.May the South and Her Allies one day be free! DEO VINDICE

  • Grizlander your the smartest man on youtube. It would be an honor to take up Arms with you. This Shawnee stays loyal to those anti-federal sentiments.

  • The Native Americans had very good reason to fight for the Confederacy against a Federal government who had broken every treaty they had ever signed with them(not to mention major suffering inflicted). This same tyrannical gov't raised troops to invade it's own citizens.

  • I agree with you on your statements in this post.

  • from my understanding from a few other cherokes. that not all cherokees were supporter of the Confederates and some other cherokees join the Union. i'm not trying to run on your proud this. i've see the photo before and thought it was interesting. i know the Lumbee didn't like the Confederates. anyways, the photo is great.

  • The number of Cherokees that served for the Union was 3600. The number of Cherokees that fought on the Confederate side was over 10,000. This number does not include the Choctaw, Chickasaw,Creek,Seminole,Comma­nche and Osage who signed treaties with the Confederacy and fought also.

  • I am a Loyal Shawnee with some German blood too.

    I am and always will be a Confederate.

  • visit texasconfederateveterans dot com

  • visit texasconfederateveterans dot com

  • Long live the COnfederacy, I am a Cherokee Confederate

  • Deo Vindice!

  • The Cherokee Mounted Rifles were the last Confederated soldiers to surrender. Long after Lee did. Gen. Waite was also Cherokee! 5 Indian Nations fought with the Confederacy!

    Lee was wrong to surrender, he should have done as the Seminole did and we would have won!

    "Had I foreseen these results of subjugation, I would have preferred to die at Appomatox with my brave men, my sword in this right hand " Robert E Lee

    Remember that next go around!

    DEO VINDICE!

  • Yep--a gorilla war could have bled the north dry!!

  • The time is NOW for the rebellion to rise again. Start spreading that word. These Federals are going to pay, with their blood if that's what they want to happen like Lincoln did.

  • Many people gave advice to Lee to continue the war in guerrilla style. Lee said no, it is over. Lee let his cavalry escape. Lee's men were starving. Lee did the best he could, outnumbered on every battlefield, the best general in my opinion.

  • Lee should have taken Stand Watie's(Cherokee Confederate Brigadier general) advice and keep on fighting. It is the will to fight and bravery that assured the Native Americans would never become slaves.

  • Yes Lee was a great general.

  • Stand Waite was not in Lee's position. Waite's men had not been in the Petersburg trenches and the hardships that happened there. Lee's men were walking on green corn, starving, outnumbered, it was over.

  • How is it that the Native Americans were in such a better position? Had they not fought also and experienced hardships? I guess they were walking in high cotton.LOL.

  • If anyone in here feels Lee's men had it better then Stand Waite's men, speak up.

  • You said that the reason Lee surrendered was due to hardship."Outnumbered on every battlefield" everyone knows that the south was outnumbered during the entire war. Take a look at the population census of the day. Stand Watie's men were outnumbered also but they made up for this in cunning- much the same way Stonewall did.

  • They were fighting way out west, were there were very few Union armies. Your trying to compare that with Grant's AOP, the 10th and 18th Corps, 2 divisions of the 19th Corps and Sheridan's cavalry fighting just about everyday. Lee's men starved in the Petersburg trenches. On the retreat the provision never reached Lee's men and for at least 10 days they walked on green corn. It was over.

  • Lee himself stated that if he would have known the norths intent(reconstruction etc.) after signing the papers at Appottomax, that he would have never signed those papers. He should have taken cue from what had happened to the Native Americans every time they signed a treaty with the Federal gov't.

  • "They were fighting way out west". The Cherokee were not populated in the west. They are native to the South Appalachin area and gave the south the majority of their support. Their leaders signed treaties with the Confederacy. I dont doubt that they had fought in the west but still could have given support where needed. Retreat does not equal loss.

  • I personally don't care about the "side show" out west. I applaud Stand Waite's action out west, but I am a bit more busy with actions out here in the east.

    Thank you

  • @grizlander I can't say Lee was wrong but I can say I wouldn't have surrendered. I believe he did so with the best of intentions for his men. I also believe he took a heavy burden to his grave, one no other American can know. He was a great General for sure with very brave men under him, but as I'm sure he would agree, it wasn't God's will. On one hand I would like to know what Lee saw before Gettysburg and if at any point he realized before the fighting started that he was in trouble.

  • Good video Subscribe to me and i will subscribe back.Confederate Heritage,History,and Culture never any Hate.Dixie our Southern Home "DEO VINDICE"

  • karlschlaussen

    Dont let the name fool you. Im of German ancestry. My great grandfather was a German immigrant. His family settled in Alabama. He married a Cherokee lady. They were never rich just honest folks.His six brothers died for the South . They just wanted to be free and not oppressed. In my masters thesis I noted there were far more slaves in the North than the South. Chained to machines as kids for 5 cents a day.

    I am proud of my ancestry both German and Cherokee.

    Deo Vindice

  • Wonderful description you wrote to the upper left. So informative. I read it all and then watched the photo in your video. This is a very important video. There is much to learn here, for those who oppose the Confederacy.

  • cool man 5 Stars!

  • he, i see some metis brothers in there, they were desperadoes man, throwing their lot with the confed. to see if they could obtain just a bit of sovereignty, only a leettle beet> jus' enough to give bread an' butter to their children

  • awsome

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