Apaches defeated the Spaniards?

[AZrailwhale]

This is a British lie based on nothing.

No, that’s based upon archeological evidence. Look it up.

 

[AZrailwhale]

Another cheap British lie. Apaches lived on the great plains

Until the Comanches nearly exterminated then and drove them into the mountains. Pre-Comanche, the Apache did use horses, but horses can’t survive in those rugged mountains, they are delicate animals that take a lot of care and a lot of acreage for fodder. The Apaches needed all the arable land to grow food for people, not horses.

 

[rupol2000]

You’ve been watching too many movies. That’s not the way plains Indians dressed.

All the steppe peoples dressed the same as the Apaches. The winged hussars wore wings, they all wore stripes, which originated from the fringe, the Indians also wore stripes, the Indian jackets looked like hussar dolmans.

 

[rupol2000]

No, that’s based upon archeological evidence. Look it up.

No, this is just empty talk for idiots who believe the feds.

 

[rupol2000]

all European slaves dressed approximately like the German nobility, only without lace. In their costumes there was nothing similar to what was worn by the Indians and cowboys, and in general by any steppe peoples. They wore shorts, stockings and clumsy shoes, martinets wore collars, wigs on and straps on.

 

[rupol2000]

 

[rupol2000]

The warrior peoples mistook them for women and faggots, it was a red herring. Their strength was that they bred like dogs.

 

[WinterBorn]

This is a British lie based on nothing.

It is based on the fossil records and the animals present after the Ice Age. The first natives who saw the Conquistadors on horseback thought it was one animals.

Did Indigenous People Have Horses Before Colonization? - Great American Adventures

Every indigenous community that was interviewed reported having horses prior to European arrival, and each community had a traditional creation story

great-american-adventures.com

 

[WinterBorn]

Another cheap British lie. Apaches lived on the great plains

No, they did not. They mostly lived in the mountains of AZ and NM. At least when the Comanche weren't sending them running.

 

[WinterBorn]

All the steppe peoples dressed the same as the Apaches. The winged hussars wore wings, they all wore stripes, which originated from the fringe, the Indians also wore stripes, the Indian jackets looked like hussar dolmans.

There is no evidence that the natives in America dressed like tribes in eastern Europe and India.

 

[Unkotare]

The Seminoles held out for a long time in FL.

 

[WinterBorn]

The Seminoles held out for a long time in FL.

Considering how early they faced the colonists and their military, they did very well.

 

[José]

Originally posted by Winterborn
It is based on the fossil records and the animals present after the Ice Age. The first natives who saw the Conquistadors on horseback thought it was one animals.

This is one of the first native american descriptions of Hernan Cortez and his small army that invaded Mexico:

"They have spears that spit fire and ride deers the size of a house."

 

[José]

By "house" they probably meant a native american hut.

 

[Flash]

The Seminoles held out for a long time in FL.

They didn't "hold out". Jackson kicked their ass. They just moved to one of the most inhospitable places in the US and nobody gave a shit.

 

[Unkotare]

They didn't "hold out". ...

Yes they did.

 

[The Sage of Main Street]

Comanche were no joke. They discovered the horse and took to it like no one since the Mongols. Apache, tonkawa, kiowa, kickapoo, Spanish, lakotah, cheyenne, all were stomped by the Comanche.

The Race the Great Wall Was Built to Shut Out

They were descendants of the psychotic savage bandits whom the Mongols descended from. The prehistoric ancestors of our Indigians and Latin America's were criminal gangs on the run from the vengeance of evolved Asians.

 

[The Sage of Main Street]

The Injins should have have had a more stringent immigration policy.

A Hideout Is Not a Homeland

Why? It wasn't their country. They entered the Americas as bandits on the run and continued their savage behavior against one another.

 

[Flash]

A Hideout Is Not a Homeland

Why? It wasn't their country. They entered the Americas as bandits on the run and continued their savage behavior against one another.

Excellent point.

 

[Concerned American]

The Apache are probably villians in more western tv shows and movies. That is where rupol gets his US History.

I think rupol gets his history from fairy tales. I've never seen him correct in any of his assertions.