I have an observation for all the folks celebrating Indigenous Peoples Day Now the media and the academic community would have you believe that the American Indian tribes all lived in peaceful harmony dancing in the fields and frolicking with the bison It was all rainbows and unicorns until the white man showed up At least that's the far left's narrative But the reality is a bit different A good many of the so-called Indigenous People groups in America were savage killers who slaughtered women and children And many of the American Indian tribes actually enslaved their enemies Take the [... more]

The American frontier was a brutal and violent world where two cultures clashed, resulting in a centuries-long war that saw the Comanche Nation emerge as a dominant force. However, the arrival of European settlers and the introduction of new diseases led to the decline of Native American populations and the eventual defeat of the Comanche. The story of the Indian Wars is a complex and nuanced one, with both sides committing atrocities and violating treaties. Ultimately, the US Army and population overwhelmed the Native American tribes, leading to the loss of hundreds of thousands of lives and the erasure of Native American cultures. [... more]

Jedediah Smith, a devout Christian and skilled trapper, embarks on a series of perilous journeys through the American West, establishing new trade routes and pushing the boundaries of exploration. His unwavering ambition and courage in the face of danger earn him respect from his peers and a place in history. [... more]