Comments by "Zealous1" (@euphratesjehan) on "Peter Santenello" channel.

  1. I like how Christopher patronized the Apache clothing store
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  2. You go young man Tell your history
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  3. I like the history book the lady shared. Peter should have paid it just a little more attention to reciprocate hee hospitality. But it all worked out.
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  4. Annually, at least $5 million of casino profits is given to the Cherokee Preservation Fund; this institution pays for projects that promote non-gambling economic development, protect the environment, and preserve Cherokee heritage and culture.[9] Another portion of casino profits goes to improving tribal healthcare, education, housing, etc. Part of the revenue goes to the state of North Carolina, as provided by the agreement drafted by Taylor and Hunt. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eastern_Band_of_Cherokee_Indians
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  5. I liked his Jesus song while standing on the horse. Beautiful
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  6. I'm so glad he didn't off himself I know about living with chronic pain But Jesus ðŸ‘‹ðŸ―
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  7. I like the 3 sisters Corn Beans Pumpkin
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  8. I like his story about the 🐎 horses: Patience Forgiveness Holy Spirit Hearing from God Peace Father in Heaven cares and provides needs
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  9. I hate how drugs destroy people families and communities
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  10. Barefoot hitchhiking on the highway? I think he should treat his feet better to honor God for healing him. Plus to be wise in using shoes for safety glass, dirt, grime, spittal, germs, etc Just my thoughts
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  11. No shoes Not afraid he will reinjure his feet
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  12. Christopher was phenomenal
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  13. I like the young men at the end God bless them and this whole county. Loved the song
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  14. Isn't Titus' feet hot on the pavement if it's so hot out?
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  15. Damn Peter you all in their pocket See how the white man does His wheels was turning about all those dollars
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  16. under the presidency of Andrew Jackson with the Indian Removal Act of 1830, which created the first reservations.[14] As forced relocation progressed, many tribes lost access to tribal traditional lifeways, which centered around community living and hunting and gathering.[15] During this violent period, tribes were often forced to move to geographic areas unfamiliar to them, most commonly from Eastern states to Western states. Reservations were created on lands that were deemed worthless to white settlers. Reservations were placed on lands considered resource deficient, unfit for agriculture or cultivation, and which were isolated from urban centers and transportation networks. Mainstream political discourse of this era favored removing tribes from areas populated by or desirable to the white population https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reservation_poverty#:~:text=About%20half%20of%20all%20Native,capita%20income%20in%20the%20country.
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  17. This was a touching video
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  18. Wow I got schooled on the people on checks...addiction is a disease so they're eligible for SSDI and use their monthly disability benefits to purchase drugs. What a miserable cycle of living. Lord please deliver these people and make them whole
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  19. Different = socially odd
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  20. Do they have a hospital ðŸĨ or medical doctor nearby? What about schools Libraries I would miss that
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  21. God's got a plan for all of us.
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  22. Eating just Kale seems so boring to me /I enjoy foods too much to eat the way he does, but I need to change to lose weight and improve my health. Lord help me find a diet that I can enjoy and is healthy for me.
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  23. Amen for this young man's first sober picture ðŸ“ļ with his children and being baptized.
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  24. Glad he didn't take to soda pop cause that sugar addiction would be unhealthy
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  25. The Kituwah Limited Liability Company (LLC) was established in 2019 to launch or acquire businesses to help diversify the tribes revenues outside of gaming. Kituwah is focused on property development, entertainment and hospitality, and professional services.[21] That same year, Kituwah purchased 200 acres (81 ha) in Sevierville, Tennessee, for $13.5 million; its first tenant was a Buc-ee's store, with a future Courtyard by Marriott and a sports betting bar. In 2022, discussions began with historical theme park company Puy du Fou on a possible partnership at the Sevierville site.[22][23] Kituwah also retains management and operations of Cherokee Cinemas and in 2020 acquired Wylliesburg, Virginia-based Cardinal Homes Inc., a modular home builder, for $5.8 million. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eastern_Band_of_Cherokee_Indians
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  26. During this era, Native American children were removed from the home and sent to boarding schools, where they were given Western clothes, food, and education. They were allowed little to no communication with families, and siblings were often separated. Boarding school students were prohibited from practicing tribal traditional lifeways and from speaking indigenous languages. In several instances when students were caught maintaining Native culture or language, students were physically abused.[17] Forced assimilation took away the livelihoods of many Native people, without providing anything in its place. Tribal members were prohibited from making a living through hunting, fishing, and arts. Furthermore, native people who provided educational, religious, medical, and culinary services to their communities were replaced with non-native, government and Church-sponsored individuals https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reservation_poverty#:~:text=About%20half%20of%20all%20Native,capita%20income%20in%20the%20country.
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  27. I pray his son doesn't tat himself up. He's so handsome without all that ink
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  28. Mennonite and Amish call outsiders English like the Jews call outsiders Goya (Gentiles)
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  29. Teachers and pastors are dope addicts and nurses lawyers, and you may not even look at them and suspect. Bishop George Bloomer was pastoring and addicted to drugs and would shoot up between his big toe. Listen to his testimony.
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  30. I like the war room
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  31. The alcohol depo of Whiteclay, Nebraska sold over 4.9 million 12-ounce cans of beer in 2010 almost exclusively to Oglala Lakota from the reservation. Stephanie Woodward, "Gold Mines in Hell", 100Reporters, February 2012
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  32. What about when the water freezes in the winter then what
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  33. Why do they have to live unsanitary and dirty looking
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  34. There was an Amish mass school shooting in Pennsylvania before October 2006. So they should be aware of whats going on - not worried but wisely aware
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  35. The large expanses of land on some reservations are used as garbage dumps for metropolitan areas. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reservation_poverty#:~:text=About%20half%20of%20all%20Native,capita%20income%20in%20the%20country.
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  36. The Qualla Boundary is not a reservation but rather a land trust supervised by the Bureau of Indian Affairs. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eastern_Band_of_Cherokee_Indians
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  37. I don't get it. I have been prescribed pain meds but never got addicted praise God These ppl taking it for the purpose of getting high and not for true pain. Of course they gonna get addicted
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  38. Americans of African ancestry suffer from historical trauma Whose the common denominator
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  39. Plant ðŸŠī ðŸŒą ðŸŒŋ ðŸŒū based diet
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  40. Beautiful video
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  41. Chicanos & brothers wear Stacy Adams & dress with style & coordination
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  42. They didn't stay at the Transatlantic Slave Trade spot long - walked off real quick (uncomfortable?)
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  43. Today the tribe earns most of its revenue from a combination of federal and state funds, tourism, and the Harrah's Cherokee casino, established in the early 1990s. The gaming revenue is directed at economic development, as well as tribal welfare and support of cultural initiatives, such as the language immersion program and development of historic preservation programs. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eastern_Band_of_Cherokee_Indians
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  44. So sad some people grew up as children in a dope home with drug and alcohol addicted parents who used abused and drug dealers
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