Did not know about the rabbits. Those images of young children holding dead rabbits I won't soon forget.
@sandan235816 күн бұрын
The National Orphan Train Museum in Concordia, KS is fascinating
@anntunaley997417 күн бұрын
There were no background checks on the families who took them. Widowers adopted young teen and preteen girls to replace the wives they lost during childbirth or sickness. The people who took these kids used them as slaves, many weren’t sent to school, and 90% of them had at least one living parent. Many kids were lied to and told their parent died when they were only in the hospital. Most of the kids had no idea when they were born or how old they were. They were lined up like cattle to be inspected by anyone who was curious enough to come and see them. Siblings were split up when someone only wanted one child. But so many suffered at the hands of the people who took them. Many times they were sent from one family to another and went through more than a half dozen families before they were finally kept.
@kahrenheit396120 күн бұрын
I hope public urination is legal in Kansas. It’s happening either way. I’m headed to piss town.
@nitsudocsicnarf34727 күн бұрын
No slums... 🤦♂️
@urielortiz3648Ай бұрын
And the khazars are the ones that yeilded the buildings usesless as they wanted only the elites having the creature comforts not for all
@urielortiz3648Ай бұрын
No garbage khazarian tartarian mason built those energy generator and dispersers not buildings the chosen the isolele the same reason for defacing statues and art to hide the chosen from scripture ha be ru bantu tribe from congo nzambe ampungo tulendo is the most high not ya anything thats govern mind doctrine just like the tartarian garbage those are the khazars check it
@KimWilsonTVАй бұрын
This story is riddled with lies, there is much more to this story
@GailPorter-io8ouАй бұрын
Wow, BOY CAN YOU DANCE AROUND A SERIUS SUBJECT. 🤢. Show all information all it. Not just your LEAN ! Stinky, stinky pew 🤮
@user-by6mq3xb8pАй бұрын
Just because someone quits drinking doesn't mean they arent alcoholics stil.
Those orphans are not Tartarians. They came from incubator clone factories. Human Trafficking.
@unkljj2 ай бұрын
Susan Concannon is a puke
@sharellecarroll76463 ай бұрын
Yeah this was certainly prettied up for this documentary lol 😂 This children were treated like products and it wasn’t some lovely awesome thing. But sure ok 👍
@KB8Killa3 ай бұрын
Incredibly suspicious
@RedStorm.3 ай бұрын
lot a lies here
@liveforkingjesus4 ай бұрын
funny how they didnt teach us this in school
@mizzou10164 ай бұрын
Still trying to find out why George Brett is in here despite never playing in the state
@alexismendez29184 ай бұрын
Sad, very sad… it’s like how can ppl not think the government purposely repeats to cause these problems
@FriuuOfficial4 ай бұрын
why they not just go to 1980 would be safer, so silly.
@SharpMama4 ай бұрын
yeah not complete bc you sold them off and many were killed...not only that you estimate 100-ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND ORPHAN DROPPED IN PONOTOC OKLAHOMA....DID YOU FORGET YOU GAVE A LARGE PORTION A NEW IDENTITY? MY NATIVE FAMILY IS FOR SOME REASON DOCUMENTED AS SWEDISH!!!! We are clearly native as hell!! Guess where my family is from...PONOTOC...our history just stops....funny...so we dont get to ever know our true heritage
@bozboz44145 ай бұрын
Here come the mud flooders...😱...good thing they got the train stopped before it ran off the edge of the flat earth 😂😂
@j.jacobson5 ай бұрын
Let’s not forget that land taxes are unconstitutional and only a tyrany would take a mans land from him especially in those times, my Great Depression happened in 2008 and We bien trying to recover ever since, now my sentiments are that of the old timers that I still know that lived in those times, I am afraid we a headed for a bigger crash than then but for me and my’n we are tougher for it and trust the father in the future to come.
@jfarmer98085 ай бұрын
That was awsum thx to everyone who contributed i grow all heirloom chemical free regenerative produce and stock old school
@blupros27695 ай бұрын
itnro to agrinculturse
@blupros27695 ай бұрын
dust bowl
@VioletHeyoka6 ай бұрын
Is there a way to research my grandfather possibly being one of these children? He was born in 1926 and refused to talk about his child hood would only give little bird and pieces. He said he had 12 siblings and when I researched them with the last name he spoke of 2 times in his life and I found them. All of them were born in different states at different times. He was such a wonderful happy man and didn’t like to talk about sad things from his life so he would get upset if he spoke about his family. I am 43 years old and I haven’t met any of these people. My grandfather passed 3 years ago. He was 94 years old and it seems like all his siblings have passed years ago. I’m starting to think he and his siblings may have been orphan train children. His birth certificate says he was born in Staten Island and he says he grew up in Brooklyn NY. He lied about his age to get into the army and fought in ww2. He never looked back once he got home from war. I miss my pop, he was such a sweet man, I can’t imagine why he wouldn’t want to know his family and I’m sad that he went through such pain.
@_clement_shade5 ай бұрын
to live happy is not easy for some add to that a childhood heartache and it becomes almost impossible my pop and your pop sound like the same pop only mine was from louisianna celebrate that you had a good one, many don't some people came out of that era with hate, and shared it with as many people as they could i'm 55 and mine made it to age 97 he passed nearly 20 years ago and has a great reputation in my family ol pop, the chicken man
@VioletHeyoka5 ай бұрын
@@_clement_shade thank you 🙂 your comment made me smile.
@WHR03066 ай бұрын
I've found myself falling in love with Kansas for a strange reason. The plains are beautiful. Love from Ohio
@alejoh31796 ай бұрын
Awes
@keithwiebe17876 ай бұрын
I see my rep Stephen Owens doesn't like Medicaid expansion which is supported by 70 percent of the people of Kansas yet won't vote for other things because his constituents don't want to (yet has not taken a scientific pole). What a weasel.
@m_schauk6 ай бұрын
Why is Ty Masterson being so rude the whole speech? It's distracting.
@genevataylor84426 ай бұрын
Bless our Governor Kelly! Her ideas will help all citizens! Let's get behind Governor Kelly to make her sulations the building block to a more prosessous and caring state!
@ericac35996 ай бұрын
Did Speaker Hawkins listen to the State of the State before he made his statement? Seems like he said the same things the Governor did and acted like she was opposed to them. Perfect time for unity!
@cluny6 ай бұрын
Gov's birthday is Jan 24, Kansas admission day is Jan 29. Today is Jan 10.
@louiseehmke68997 ай бұрын
I am so surprised to see these paleo references so inaccurate regarding the spear. We own a paleo indian site on our farm. It is our state archeologists years ago from Dr. Tom Witty to Dr. John Reynolds who instantly informed us that paleo indians used atlatls. I think it is historically inaccurate for this piece to exclude a critical tool of survival as the atlatl. It was John Reynolds who made us an atlatl to further explain our site and all the generations who lived here 12,000 years ago and forward. As my journalism writers in the family say...either it is right or it is wrong. Atlatl.
@SmokyHillsPBS7 ай бұрын
Hi there! While the Atlatl is indeed a fascinating piece of history from the Paleolithic era, it's worth noting that it wasn't a tool embraced everywhere. Different regions had their own toolkits, featuring items like spears, handaxes, and stone knives, each designed for their communities specific needs. Taking a deep dive into the intricate world of Paleolithic weapons is quite a task given the vastness of the subject, but it is DEFINITELY something that would be a ton of fun to explore in future pieces! 😊
@Jacqueline_Fernandez17 ай бұрын
truly love your channel. Keep doing the best work.
@user-jl7jr3st8f7 ай бұрын
This so cool
@wendymcnair38867 ай бұрын
great content !! thank you
@kavia9017 ай бұрын
it was really great
@Art-ot2jn7 ай бұрын
Much like today in 2023 rain is scarier than hens teeth
@Grandma7T77 ай бұрын
Does anyone else have trouble watching and enjoying old movies like westerns, after knowing more about true history, I can't but help rewrite them in my mind.
@VioletHeyoka6 ай бұрын
Don’t ever stop remembering the past otherwise it will be lost. Tell their stories ❤
@jwross62167 ай бұрын
sugar kills more people than any other substance
@milfinu7 ай бұрын
Question : Where did all the children come from? They were also sold at State and world fair events
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Did not know about the rabbits. Those images of young children holding dead rabbits I won't soon forget.
The National Orphan Train Museum in Concordia, KS is fascinating
There were no background checks on the families who took them. Widowers adopted young teen and preteen girls to replace the wives they lost during childbirth or sickness. The people who took these kids used them as slaves, many weren’t sent to school, and 90% of them had at least one living parent. Many kids were lied to and told their parent died when they were only in the hospital. Most of the kids had no idea when they were born or how old they were. They were lined up like cattle to be inspected by anyone who was curious enough to come and see them. Siblings were split up when someone only wanted one child. But so many suffered at the hands of the people who took them. Many times they were sent from one family to another and went through more than a half dozen families before they were finally kept.
I hope public urination is legal in Kansas. It’s happening either way. I’m headed to piss town.
No slums... 🤦♂️
And the khazars are the ones that yeilded the buildings usesless as they wanted only the elites having the creature comforts not for all
No garbage khazarian tartarian mason built those energy generator and dispersers not buildings the chosen the isolele the same reason for defacing statues and art to hide the chosen from scripture ha be ru bantu tribe from congo nzambe ampungo tulendo is the most high not ya anything thats govern mind doctrine just like the tartarian garbage those are the khazars check it
This story is riddled with lies, there is much more to this story
Wow, BOY CAN YOU DANCE AROUND A SERIUS SUBJECT. 🤢. Show all information all it. Not just your LEAN ! Stinky, stinky pew 🤮
Just because someone quits drinking doesn't mean they arent alcoholics stil.
kzread.info/dash/bejne/h2aBm8tqh9ycebg.htmlsi=EOIzDaKoLfaZ-bNk
Incredible piece
Those orphans are not Tartarians. They came from incubator clone factories. Human Trafficking.
Susan Concannon is a puke
Yeah this was certainly prettied up for this documentary lol 😂 This children were treated like products and it wasn’t some lovely awesome thing. But sure ok 👍
Incredibly suspicious
lot a lies here
funny how they didnt teach us this in school
Still trying to find out why George Brett is in here despite never playing in the state
Sad, very sad… it’s like how can ppl not think the government purposely repeats to cause these problems
why they not just go to 1980 would be safer, so silly.
yeah not complete bc you sold them off and many were killed...not only that you estimate 100-ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND ORPHAN DROPPED IN PONOTOC OKLAHOMA....DID YOU FORGET YOU GAVE A LARGE PORTION A NEW IDENTITY? MY NATIVE FAMILY IS FOR SOME REASON DOCUMENTED AS SWEDISH!!!! We are clearly native as hell!! Guess where my family is from...PONOTOC...our history just stops....funny...so we dont get to ever know our true heritage
Here come the mud flooders...😱...good thing they got the train stopped before it ran off the edge of the flat earth 😂😂
Let’s not forget that land taxes are unconstitutional and only a tyrany would take a mans land from him especially in those times, my Great Depression happened in 2008 and We bien trying to recover ever since, now my sentiments are that of the old timers that I still know that lived in those times, I am afraid we a headed for a bigger crash than then but for me and my’n we are tougher for it and trust the father in the future to come.
That was awsum thx to everyone who contributed i grow all heirloom chemical free regenerative produce and stock old school
itnro to agrinculturse
dust bowl
Is there a way to research my grandfather possibly being one of these children? He was born in 1926 and refused to talk about his child hood would only give little bird and pieces. He said he had 12 siblings and when I researched them with the last name he spoke of 2 times in his life and I found them. All of them were born in different states at different times. He was such a wonderful happy man and didn’t like to talk about sad things from his life so he would get upset if he spoke about his family. I am 43 years old and I haven’t met any of these people. My grandfather passed 3 years ago. He was 94 years old and it seems like all his siblings have passed years ago. I’m starting to think he and his siblings may have been orphan train children. His birth certificate says he was born in Staten Island and he says he grew up in Brooklyn NY. He lied about his age to get into the army and fought in ww2. He never looked back once he got home from war. I miss my pop, he was such a sweet man, I can’t imagine why he wouldn’t want to know his family and I’m sad that he went through such pain.
to live happy is not easy for some add to that a childhood heartache and it becomes almost impossible my pop and your pop sound like the same pop only mine was from louisianna celebrate that you had a good one, many don't some people came out of that era with hate, and shared it with as many people as they could i'm 55 and mine made it to age 97 he passed nearly 20 years ago and has a great reputation in my family ol pop, the chicken man
@@_clement_shade thank you 🙂 your comment made me smile.
I've found myself falling in love with Kansas for a strange reason. The plains are beautiful. Love from Ohio
Awes
I see my rep Stephen Owens doesn't like Medicaid expansion which is supported by 70 percent of the people of Kansas yet won't vote for other things because his constituents don't want to (yet has not taken a scientific pole). What a weasel.
Why is Ty Masterson being so rude the whole speech? It's distracting.
Bless our Governor Kelly! Her ideas will help all citizens! Let's get behind Governor Kelly to make her sulations the building block to a more prosessous and caring state!
Did Speaker Hawkins listen to the State of the State before he made his statement? Seems like he said the same things the Governor did and acted like she was opposed to them. Perfect time for unity!
Gov's birthday is Jan 24, Kansas admission day is Jan 29. Today is Jan 10.
I am so surprised to see these paleo references so inaccurate regarding the spear. We own a paleo indian site on our farm. It is our state archeologists years ago from Dr. Tom Witty to Dr. John Reynolds who instantly informed us that paleo indians used atlatls. I think it is historically inaccurate for this piece to exclude a critical tool of survival as the atlatl. It was John Reynolds who made us an atlatl to further explain our site and all the generations who lived here 12,000 years ago and forward. As my journalism writers in the family say...either it is right or it is wrong. Atlatl.
Hi there! While the Atlatl is indeed a fascinating piece of history from the Paleolithic era, it's worth noting that it wasn't a tool embraced everywhere. Different regions had their own toolkits, featuring items like spears, handaxes, and stone knives, each designed for their communities specific needs. Taking a deep dive into the intricate world of Paleolithic weapons is quite a task given the vastness of the subject, but it is DEFINITELY something that would be a ton of fun to explore in future pieces! 😊
truly love your channel. Keep doing the best work.
This so cool
great content !! thank you
it was really great
Much like today in 2023 rain is scarier than hens teeth
Does anyone else have trouble watching and enjoying old movies like westerns, after knowing more about true history, I can't but help rewrite them in my mind.
Don’t ever stop remembering the past otherwise it will be lost. Tell their stories ❤
sugar kills more people than any other substance
Question : Where did all the children come from? They were also sold at State and world fair events
The background music is too loud and unnecessary.