Glad you have some take aways from this series. Virgil did share a lot of information and we'll compile the additional footage and share on our Patreon page. Ahe' hee
I learned some Dine history in the eighties. There were still Dine alive from the Long Walk. Alamo was created for the Army scouts and their families. I thought they were deemed enemy Dine they helped Kit Carson find their own people.
I've heard similar stories but from what I gathered from the community, their stories have a different history and I hope you had some different take aways from the series or have made a trip to the community. Ahe' hee for checking out Virgil's series.
something i do to keep the risk of fire down in my home is i keep a bucket of sand by my wood stove to smother any thing that falls out cold ash would work too hope this might be helpful it might sound like a small thing but it could make a big difference
I was in Bravo Co 8th Engineers at Camp Lejeune in the early 90s wid a Wilson Nez. The guys from Bravo Co 8th Engineers have a get together once a year or keep in touch thru social media. Purdy sure Nez was from New Mexico. If anyone knows anything about Nez I'd be glad to hear from him. Know Nez knew how to rope because he roped my leg when we were in Desert Shield/Storm. Hope he's doing well.
THIS IS WHY I SAY NM ,, we need our president,,, All the industrial money is in New Mexico it should stay in New Mexico The industrial money should stay in New Mexico Where is that 6 billion money New Mexico Navajo Nation has crappy roads It is true in Arizona did they burn down chapter houses all kinds of stuff and they rebuild them within one month less than four months N. M ,,, wake up we need our president
My late mother told me about Alamo Navajo..... How they ended up down by Socorro, New Mexico.... The story goes back when the United States Government was gathering up Navajo.... The government hired Navajo and Apache scouts.... Upon release in 1868 the US government thought that some Navajo was going to retaliate against the Navajo scouts, so the Government gave them land by Socorro New Mexico.... Navajo scouts were treated special by the United States government with water and food when they were held captive....
I've heard that story as well, which is why we wanted to interview the local residence who grew up there and hear their take. Ahe' hee for sharing your insight.
So you should do one about the Ramah Band of Ramah... We no different of all settlite chapter of Navajo Nation. We treated so wrong from the big Navajo Nation. Ramah Band of Navajo vs The Big Navajo Nation. They try rule us are funds.... Bully Nation. We different.... We first self determination of all nations. We were the road map. But... But we under the the 12 tribes of NM. So Navajo Nation try to rule it all .. all funds.😢
I've only met one person from there but I've been reaching out to multiple departments out there but haven't heard back. If you have anyone you would recommend, please send them our way. Ahe' hee much appreciate your support!
Those Navajos did not live there, their land is all around santa fe canõncito and Albuquerque and all the way up in vernon, utah where they call skin walker ranch, the Pueblo tribes occupied the land around Albuquerque, when the navajos failed to round up the diné people, the u.s. government imprisoned them along with a few diné caught unware around mt. Taylor, after the navajos and diné were released they were forced to live with the diné on the same rez.
@@seantsosie but if u want it to make sense for u, read geronimo's autobiography, he mentions the canõncito band of navajos as his enemies and the diné' tribe as his allies, then the book written by will evans who tells the story of how the navajo nation was started by navajos, Pueblos Zunis and hopis , so u gotta read to know about these things it's all written, not told thru a video.
@@Spagoshi there is none because geronimo spoke the diné' language and will evans learned the language and the culture and religion aswell, so both understood the diné' they were both welcomed into the tribe and learned a whole lot.
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A great evening with a lot of information/resources. Thanks for sharing
Glad you have some take aways from this series. Virgil did share a lot of information and we'll compile the additional footage and share on our Patreon page. Ahe' hee
Axheha! My grandchildren great grandfather is from Alamo. Proud Dine' Axheha for your service,
Ahe' hee for your comment and support! Glad you enjoyed Virgil's video.
I learned some Dine history in the eighties. There were still Dine alive from the Long Walk. Alamo was created for the Army scouts and their families. I thought they were deemed enemy Dine they helped Kit Carson find their own people.
They are. They are traitors and their descendants still live here.
I've heard similar stories but from what I gathered from the community, their stories have a different history and I hope you had some different take aways from the series or have made a trip to the community. Ahe' hee for checking out Virgil's series.
Hey man, I'm from Isleta Pueblo.
I had a good bro from Alamo, his name was Jerrod Betone,
You guys keep it going, keep in strong spirits out there !!👍
Howdy do, youngen 😊❤ thank you for the information, Blessings ❤❤❤❤❤
Much appreciate your support and glad you enjoy our content! Ahe' hee
i was looking to see if anything new from WALLY BROWN was posted when this popped up. so let me say im glad to be here
Glad you found our channel and Wally has a great channel as well. Much appreciate the support. Ahe' hee
Thank you for sharing. It's been years I've been there several times. I've known David & Ella Singer.😊
It's great they are moving forward to good health ❤
I want to visit Alamo . Yahatay from four corners , Red Mesa,AZ
Go for it, it's a nice quiet place. I enjoy my visits there.
Fabulous sharing 👏🏽 ❤️ watching from Queensland Australia ❤️ 💛🖤🖐🏽👊🏽🫶🏽🥰
Awesome! We hope to head down under and meet up with the local Natives and expand our knowledge of the area. Ahe' hee for your support!
It is very sad 😭 that Window Rock and Crownpoint has forgotten about you,our relatives at Alamo.
I don't think they forgot, we as Dine became disconnected. We hope our content helps everyone get reconnected. We appreciate your support! Ahe' hee
Alamo is rich in natural springs water and all the other natural resources.
Agreed, it's a nice little oasis. I enjoyed all my visits there.
That was my grandpa the Late Sam and Betty piaso good silversmiths. Hello uncle Virgil 🫵🏽👌🏽
We'll pass the word, ahe' hee for watching Virgil's video!
Jamming out on blackhorse boys
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God’s Country 🙏🏽 ❤ 🌵 🏜️ ☀️
something i do to keep the risk of fire down in my home is i keep a bucket of sand by my wood stove to smother any thing that falls out cold ash would work too hope this might be helpful it might sound like a small thing but it could make a big difference
That's a great idea and thanks for sharing. Have a great rest of your week! Ahe' hee
I was in Bravo Co 8th Engineers at Camp Lejeune in the early 90s wid a Wilson Nez. The guys from Bravo Co 8th Engineers have a get together once a year or keep in touch thru social media. Purdy sure Nez was from New Mexico. If anyone knows anything about Nez I'd be glad to hear from him. Know Nez knew how to rope because he roped my leg when we were in Desert Shield/Storm. Hope he's doing well.
THIS IS WHY I SAY NM ,, we need our president,,,
All the industrial money is in New Mexico it should stay in New Mexico
The industrial money should stay in New Mexico
Where is that 6 billion money New Mexico Navajo Nation has crappy roads
It is true in Arizona did they burn down chapter houses all kinds of stuff and they rebuild them within one month less than four months
N. M ,,, wake up we need our president
A lot of info here, take a look into hydrogen energy on the Navajo Nation.
My late mother told me about Alamo Navajo..... How they ended up down by Socorro, New Mexico....
The story goes back when the United States Government was gathering up Navajo.... The government hired Navajo and Apache scouts.... Upon release in 1868 the US government thought that some Navajo was going to retaliate against the Navajo scouts, so the Government gave them land by Socorro New Mexico.... Navajo scouts were treated special by the United States government with water and food when they were held captive....
I've heard that story as well, which is why we wanted to interview the local residence who grew up there and hear their take. Ahe' hee for sharing your insight.
So you should do one about the Ramah Band of Ramah... We no different of all settlite chapter of Navajo Nation. We treated so wrong from the big Navajo Nation. Ramah Band of Navajo vs The Big Navajo Nation. They try rule us are funds.... Bully Nation. We different.... We first self determination of all nations. We were the road map. But... But we under the the 12 tribes of NM. So Navajo Nation try to rule it all .. all funds.😢
I've only met one person from there but I've been reaching out to multiple departments out there but haven't heard back. If you have anyone you would recommend, please send them our way. Ahe' hee much appreciate your support!
The never navaho....the who's
Those Navajos did not live there, their land is all around santa fe canõncito and Albuquerque and all the way up in vernon, utah where they call skin walker ranch, the Pueblo tribes occupied the land around Albuquerque, when the navajos failed to round up the diné people, the u.s. government imprisoned them along with a few diné caught unware around mt. Taylor, after the navajos and diné were released they were forced to live with the diné on the same rez.
What are you even talking about lol …don’t make sense
@@seantsosie to see if any canóncito band of navajo, would respond an I got one haha
@@seantsosie but if u want it to make sense for u, read geronimo's autobiography, he mentions the canõncito band of navajos as his enemies and the diné' tribe as his allies, then the book written by will evans who tells the story of how the navajo nation was started by navajos, Pueblos Zunis and hopis , so u gotta read to know about these things it's all written, not told thru a video.
What's the difference between someone from the area being interviewed and a book written by a non-native?
@@Spagoshi there is none because geronimo spoke the diné' language and will evans learned the language and the culture and religion aswell, so both understood the diné' they were both welcomed into the tribe and learned a whole lot.