“The Next Best Thing To Hell”: The Story Of The Worst Mass Execution In American History

All that is interesting ^ | Published September 27, 2018 Updated January 30, 2019 | By Brandon Weber

[Carl Vehse]

Over the last 45 years in the U.S. 61 million children of the womb have been slaughtered in SCOTUS-sanctioned genocide, which has been supported, and encouraged by one traitorous party for more than four decades.

[beef]

From what I read, he is a patriot of the America that was and not the America we have become. Like it or not, while we bicker over what pronouns we are allowed to use, the Chinese are quickly and confidently stepping into the role of the leaders of the world. It is a very sad thing. We have become fat, lazy, and complacent. We have been resting on our laurels for decades. I think most of this comes from the left, but do not doubt that the right has contributed it’s share as well. I think we may have things to learn from someone with an outside perspective. So, vanrox, post away. :-)

[Brooklyn Attitude]

“What is the point to understanding history?”

Didn’t sound like history. It sounded like one sided, anti-white, anti American propaganda. Since it’s not even Native American History Month, I wonder why this is being posted today?

[Nicojones]

Scalp dance is a great book. Did you know the John Wayne Classic, the searchers, was based on a true story? Get this one as well to read it - https://www.amazon.com/Frontier-Blood-Centennial-Association-University/dp/1603441093

While waiting for the book to,arrive, read the self penned narrative written by the real “searcher” and his captured niece here - https://archive.org/stream/rachelplummernar00park/rachelplummernar00park_djvu.txt

After reading this, you’ll never fall for that leftist, glorified ntrope about the “noble”, and moral Indian. Make no mistake about it, they were savages without any compassion or sympathy for life as we know it.

[Brooklyn Attitude]

“See what flag the poster has on his homepage.”

So he lives in California. :-)

[BeauBo]

“Dakota people had lived in Minnesota for hundreds of years before white settlers had ever set foot there, and now, they were gone.”

They were forced out of Minnesota by the Algonquian Indians, who were pushed West by the Iriqouis in the Beaver Wars of the 1600s.

The Dakota in turn conquered tribes further West, who were largely not recorded by history, as they were conquered by the Sioux prior to contacting Europeans.

Also, the Dakota were not originally from Minnesota, they had just settled there a few hundred years before, apparently as refugees from another war prior to European arrival.

But it is fashionable to blame everything on white people.

[Brooklyn Attitude]

“This is what happens when there is uncontrolled immigration and borders are not defended.
If Americans wish to stay Americans they should remember what happened to the indigenous people our continent.”

One constant of human history regardless of race, geography or nationality, is that you only own land for as long as you can defend it. I don’t know of any instance where a group was allowed to maintain control of land simply because they got there first. If space aliens show up on Earth tomorrow and conquer the planet, it will be theirs until we can take it back. That’s just how it works.

[Bloody Sam Roberts]

Have you read the text on his homepage?

[treetopsandroofs]

“Get a copy of the book “Scalp Dance” to learn more from a non-pc warped perspective, like the linkes article to this thread. Pay particular attention to the chapter entitled “ a fate worse than death”.”

Looks very interesting. I notice the rest of the title to be “Indian Warfare on the High Plains 1865-1879.” How does it relate or refer to the events in the OP from 1861-62?

[minnesota_bound]

PBS and the Star and Tribune paper in Minnesota always sides with the indians every anniversary. They do not emphasize the 1,000 people they killed. Kinda like they deserved to die attitude.

[Openurmind]

Hegelian Dialect.

[Nicojones]

I was just pointing out that the ndians were not the noble, solely oppressed individuals as depicted in the article and wanted to reference a different un pc narrative of Indian culture. This book Does a good job of that, relying heavily on first hand journals and accounts from soldiers and settlers. It gives an un pc view of Indian culture, conduct, and warfare across numerous migratory tribes, including the Sioux.

[treetopsandroofs]

OK, thanks.

[HamiltonJay]

Want to have fun?

Go to google an search for

“largest mass execution in XXXX history”

and replace XXX with any word, or country, you choose, and all you will get is links to various copies of this incident.

Largest mass execution in british history, nothing british at all will come up...

largest mass execution in world history... just more links to this one event...

largest mass execution in european history.. Same deal just links about this...

GOOGLE IS EVIL FOLKS, and your kids are being taught to HATE America by your own public schools...

[Comment Not Approved]

So when are you moving to China? That outside perspective being so valuable and all.

[gaijin]

[Bonemaker]

“...and the 1,000 to 2,000 mostly unarmed settlers ...”

Democrats still want to keep us disarmed.

[ManHunter]

Didn’t 76 men, women and children die in the FBI’s siege of the Branch Davidian compound in Waco?

Can you imagine the uproar if that had happened in a combat zone at the hands of the US military? But, since it was here in the good old USofA and done by they FBI...

[CodeToad]

Yet, the death tolls don’t equal a single day of Chinese Communist killings.

[mosesdapoet]

When Henry Ford made the comment “History is Bunk” he must have had this in mind.