Episode 031: STOLEN LAND - Part Sioux

In this episode of The Jeremiah Gunn Show, Jeremiah Gunn introduces his role as a self-described “truth teller” on the Common Sense Network and invites listeners to question authority, challenge his views, and engage in open dialogue. Framing the discussion as part of a broader cultural and ideological conflict, he sets up a series focused on the concept of “stolen land” and how that phrase is used in modern political discourse.

Gunn explores historical claims about land ownership in North America, arguing that various groups—particularly early tribal communities, European settlers, and colonial powers—acquired and lost territory through conflict, migration, and negotiation long before the modern United States. He uses New York as a central example, discussing Native migrations, Dutch purchase of Manhattan, English takeover, and shifting alliances during the Seven Years’ War. Throughout, he questions contemporary calls for reparations and challenges public figures who reference “stolen land” while holding significant wealth or property.

The episode blends historical commentary with political opinion, touching on colonial history, tribal conflicts, European rivalries, and the American Revolution. Gunn closes by encouraging listeners to respond, disagree, and continue the conversation in future episodes.

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And I don't like the word authority because it uh it ha it has to do, it smacks of that logical fallacy or authoritarian the logical fallacy that uh people don't really understand and misuse all the time, uh, where they they're actually saying, oh, that's an argument from authority, and they're actually at that time being the authority, arguing from authority on the thing they're uh disappointed in or disagree with. Anyway, I'm an undocumented expert. That's the best kind. No Kool-Aid, I'll never lie to you. I have no motivation, I just have an oath to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. This podcast will be unique in that regard, unlike anything you've ever heard before, I guarantee you. I've heard them all. I've heard them all, I've seen them all uh every book uh since the late 1900s, lots of them are good. Uh I can point you to the ones that are good, honorable people, but they're not telling the whole story the right way. I will, I promise. I care. This is not about me, it's about we the people. Don't trust me. Prove me wrong. Let's talk about today so many things to talk about. Let's talk about stolen land. Have you heard that recently? Oh stolen land. We're on stolen land. There's a pop star, uh my wife said, I don't know her name, but my my wife said that she's in a fourteen million dollar palatial estate overlooking the Malibu Hills. And this is on land stolen from the Malibu Indians. Uh and didn't uh Queen Kamala she just Queen Kamila just just bought a house there for about seven to eight million. About half what uh this pop star's um uh uh value of their property. Anyway, I think this pop diva should give the black, brown, or yellow some woman her house as a reparations gesture, no? Um I hear dogs. That means that uh the enemy has uh has breached the perimeter of the compound that I'm broadcasting from in resistance in the resistance movement. So I'm going to have to go check out what uh what this threat is. You know, the government will ban this podcast, but you can still listen right now. Amazon and the big box stores, everybody hates it when we do this, but there's nothing they can do about it. My friends roasted me. My friends roasted me, uh offered doing this, but now they're not laughing now. Anyway, so if you don't want to hear the truth, if you want to hear the truth about losing three thirteen dress sizes in a week and a half with pink salt or anything else, uh don't listen. Okay. Dogs are settling down for a minute. Maybe we'll continue and see what happens. Okay. Uh let's see. So we're on stolen land. Uh um, so I I I just wonder, and I actually wrote how come this pop diva I I don't think she's black, brown, or or yellow, that's a or red. Those are terms we don't use anymore. Um they used to put it in a little Sunday school song for kids. Black and red and yellow, white. Um but now they don't use that term anymore. Um so anyway, why doesn't she give up her house if she's not one of those? Why don't she give up her house to one somebody? That would be very simple to do as a reparations gesture. No, she won't even go to a rally. She won't even go to a rally uh that's uh uh uh ostensibly about stolen land. Uh well, you know what? We are on stolen land. Some of us are anyway. Let's start with New York. On this show you'll get fast, accurate, true history, not hysteria. And it's time to stop being ignorant and fact check all the lies of the overseer, overlord, nanny jurs, propagandists, panderers. Yeah, true history, the kind you won't find on PBS or CBS, which are 67% BS, we'll define that term BS for you. It needs to be updated now to CS. We'll talk about that later. But now back to New York. So uh what's the story about New York where people are throwing around the word stolen land in these um in these in the in these rallies and things, uh blab shows, whatever. Um how do we get here? Okay. So Asians from Siberia or Asia, uh the experts are not sure exactly which, but it doesn't matter. Same area. From the Asian and Siberian community, these c people from that community walked over here over the Bering Strait, or they took boats and followed along the coast. Um they they uh they didn't ride horses as they didn't have them till the white Hispanics brought them from that community. These migrant Asians, native Siberians, they got here from uh and they filled up the place on foot from Canada to the tip of South America, uh Tier do Fuego, way down there by Puerto Williams. So there are no Native Americans, not people anyway, just maybe some animals that are native to here. But uh they're not they're not they're native Siberians if they're native to anywhere. Some call them indigenous. That seems fair. I had to look that word up because it's thrown around all the time. I want to know what it meant. Interesting concept. Find out what a word means before you throw it around left and right and center. So uh indigenous just means that they were the first inhabitants, but that's where it gets a little tricky. Who's on f who was on first? It it's not them versus the Europeans, it's them versus each other. Canada calls them First Nations. That's disingenuous. That's pandering. They weren't nations, they were tribes, they were communities, they were communes, they were communists, they were gangs. Um really tribes is probably the best uh description because that's what they were clans, tribes, groups, communities. But it wasn't one community. So they were the they were the first communists, perhaps, clans, but they were warring clans. Not not Hatfield and McCoy, uh, but Algonquin and Iroquois. Uh Crips and Bloods, if you will. Uh if you don't like that, we talk about it. Let's explain it it it it it'll make sense to you. So let's take a flashpoint, uh Bleeding Edge, New York. It could be any BS city. Uh one uh I'm gonna coin the term instead of indigenous and all that, uh MANAC, MNAC. It's not a name of a tribe. It's it's an acronym, like everything else needs to be. It stands for a migrant uh native Asian community. And so what happened? They came here to a particular area, uh a neighborhood, a neighboring uh a a a a MANAC, a migrant native Asian community would come to an area, settle there, and uh you know, we we we have to make a distinction here that we can't use the word immigrants because immigrants there was no nation to immigrate to. So they were just migrating. Like people are doing today. They're not immigrating, they're migrating. And uh if we're gonna if we're gonna be consistent, we're consistently being told by their panders handlers, pander handlers, that they had no concept of owning land. Correct. They didn't have a concept of owning land in real estate. They just took it. Remember remember this, it'll be important later. So uh so they just took the land from their neighboring community. So it isn't about who was there first, which is what the indigenous means. We're gonna talk a lot about uh migrant Asians. Indians, another time. Uh I'm an expert on them. They're very fascinating. I've studied them like no one ever has before. You'll see. So then so in New York you have these communities of uh Native uh Siberians, Native Asians, Manacs, migrant native Asian communities coming in and have their own name, have their own culture, their own customs, whatever. They take over an area. Someone else comes in, another neighboring community of Manacs takes it from them. And then another, usually another community of Manacs takes it from them. Just take it. You know, complete with everything. Uh so um so so there there we are. There's a situation in New York, 1600s. Now the Uber commercial Dutch community came and they bought New York from whatever tribe stole it most recently and held on to it. You might find the truth to not be nice. Uh you're okay if the truth you were force fed about the U.S. wasn't nice, but uh not if it's about their subjects, the wards of the state. I believe the truth is nice. I think telling it is righteous. The uh brilliant prophet uh Thomas Sowell taught us that if you want to help people, really want to help people, you tell them the truth. If you want to help yourself, you tell them what they want to hear. So my Indian name is uh uh uh is Truth Teller. So so the Dutch name the Dutch community names this place that they bought. They were actually the first people ever to do a real estate transaction in this place. They did it with people that claimed today are being claimed about them that they don't believe in buying and selling land, just taking it. So the Dutch paid for it. Uh you can argue about whether it was enough or not. That's that's up to the buyer and the seller. So uh so what happened next? Um Dutch were living there. Uh they uh you know they put on their uh their orange uh uh Century 17 jackets uh and uh and bought it. And they're walking around saying things like uh Tot Gedach, Toltsenes, and Hilluch Kiosface. Um and so just as an aside, it's kind of interesting, why orange? Why orange? You know, and and uh uh you know, when you if you if you follow uh sports at all, uh you'll see that the uh the the sports teams in New York, like the Knickerbockers, which is a classic Dutch name, uh the the San Francisco Giants, the Syracuse orange men in basketball, college basketball, they all wear orange. That's because uh and when if you watch this the uh World Cup or Olympics or whatever, uh the Netherlanders, the Hollanders, they the Dutch will wear orange. And so that was named after William the Orange, who was a r ruler of the Dutch and and actually the English too at one point. So anyway, uh that's it. So they were the uh uh uh they they someone has said not one square foot of any country wasn't fought over or land grabbed away. Not one square foot. You know, infantilizing and pandering doesn't make up for that uh from Canada to Chile, okay? So the Dutch did the the the f first sort of Euro Asian real estate deal, and uh and there we are. Now the farther north in Canada, probably about the same time, the French Europeans were coming and making deals with the migrant Asian uh migrant native Asian community, the Manaks, that were there and uh that had stolen land from other tribes uh in the middle uh a little earlier, in the middle of the country, the English, you see, uh a community of uh English in England uh humans were persecuted and sought asylum in America. They actually first went to Holland to live among the Dutch, and then they came, they settled in Virginia and then Massachusetts after that. Some called them pilgrims and puritans. They were asylum seekers, they were refugees, they were forced migrants. Today, uh they're called the religious right. Trevor Burrus, Jr. Christian nationalists, colonizers, imperialists. But even though they were fleeing the king for human rights' sake, so when they all of a sudden they started getting offers to buy more and more of their land from the Manax communities surrounding them, uh Wapamonak or Wappa Honok or whatever you see uh is in that area, they that had most recently taken the land that they were selling. And someone got this idea to think about well, what are they doing with all this money that w they're selling their land to us? Selling the land. Not taking it. They weren't taking it. Uh oopsie, their their community, the Manac community, was buying guns to kill them when ready, as soon as they'd armed up enough. So th they they didn't have guns until the French and Dutch and English got there. That's kind of unique. I y you could argue that it isn't. But uh selling some stolen land that you stole and then killing the buyer afterwards to get it back. That's uh that's kind of interesting. It's really not new to communists, is it? But these Manek communist communities were used to killing and taking their neighbor communities land. You know. Just the weapons and the idea of selling and buying the land, that was new to them. You know, as a culture, they didn't they didn't believe in that. That's what we're told. Oh, the poor, poor, poor angels, they they we didn't believe in uh they didn't believe in real estate and they ran into someone who did. Okay? Try that out today. Okay. So the new community of Americans got caught in the crossfire of the community of European communities fighting for this hemisphere. The English, French, Spanish, Dutch, and even Russian communities. And some would throw Vikings in there from Norwegian areas. So the French and English forced the refugee American community to take sides. And they forced the Mennes to take sides. Uh so this was called the Seven Years' War. The same Manac communities uh some sided with the French, some with the English. A little more intense than betting on a Super Bowl team. This was really existential, truly existential. But what made it easier for them or more natural was that the community of tribes of native native Asian uh community migrants was was they uh they were already at war. They already hated these other communities of Manaks. They hated them. Uh so that was pretty much they they they just that we had taken their land and and uh they had put them in slavery. They were really into torture, too. There'll there'll be a whole a whole lot more about the native uh migrant uh migrant native Asian communities, the Indians later, and another time. But uh it's fascinating, fascinating history. It's the history of mankind uh that had taken their land. So anyway, so they they had to pick the one, the side that promised them as an ally the best real estate deal for the stolen land or the best benefits or the best treatment or whatever. So they had to place their bet uh this would be repeated in the revolution uh that where they sided with either the English or the Americans or and and the French, who were allies at that point. So just as an aside, uh you know, the Dutch were kind of grooving there. Uh everything was called Van, like Rip Van Winkle and so on. It was called New Amsterdam, just like when the English took over, they called it New York, after somewhere we're there from. So uh they just they just flat out took it. So the Dutch knew they were coming to take it, not buy it. Like they did from the Manacs. But there they were coming to take it and they said, hey, look, we can put up a fight and lose everything, or just surrender to them and be under them. And so um so what happened in the revolution that came up? This uh this war, the Seven Years' War, or the uh the Seven Years' War, or the French and Indian War, as they it was called, on both sides of the pond, uh it actually created the revolution because the American English community, together with the French community, kicked out the English community overlords. And they created a new nation, community of communities. They were the first major community organizers. They kind of compensated the Dutch, at least the the victorious Americans. They kind of compensated the Dutch community early on for the English community's stealing of their land by electing early on uh President No. eight, uh, the only non-English person in the presidency. Um he spoke Dutch at home. Van was the giveaway. It was uh Van Buren. So New York today um elects a communist mayor. Um by the way, there's a connection with atheism and communism and atheist communism and Islam. They used to call it godless communism back in the fifties. That's why they put under God in the uh in the Pledge of Allegiance. Anyway, this goes way back. Let's take, say, Iran, the Soviet community with the French communists and Jimmy Carter, uh colonized uh with imperialism, the country that was we used to call Persia, that was Iran, and they created uh the religious wrongs uh group of community. Uh they created a nightmare uh of tyranny for the modern Middle East, not just Iran, the entire Middle East. This was a crusade by religious fanatics who imposed their religious state theocracy uh on the poor Persian community of communities. So we'll stop right there and uh pick it up next time with Stolen Land Part 2. Thank you, thank you for listening. Uh I really appreciate it, and I want to hear from you. Um I want to talk about things nobody's talking about with you, and uh find out uh how you feel about it. Prove me wrong if you can. Um until next time, go in peace, love and truth. Thank you for listening to the Jeremiah Gunn Show. 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