David Yeagley is the great-great-grandson of Comanche leader Bad Eagle. 
CIReport.com, (Canadian Immigration Report) did some individual interviews at the American Renaissance Conference (2012), held in Nashville, Tennessee. The following interview is with me, Dr. David Yeagley (Comanche), on the lake of Montgomery Bell State Park. I was asked about my thoughts on immigration.
We sincerely thank Canadian Immigration Report for the opportunity to share these ideas. I believe American Indians, particularly Comanches, have important things to say to all people concerned about the preservation of nations.
American Renaissance has also posted portions of speeches given at the conference, all to be available in their entirety soon. Here is the beginning of my speech (introduced by Jarod Taylor, president of American Renaissance):
These are very important matters, race, nationhood, and the future. I have tried to established some American Indian talking points–conservative points–during the last ten years. I am willing to speak to non-Indian people about nationhood because I believe Comanches (and most other American Indian tribes) have essentially things to say about the subject. We have historically important points to make.
I did sue the enemies of American Renaissance for their interference with the conference the last two years. This action no doubt puzzles many who are unfamiliar with my positions, and those of American Renaissance. It’s all about racial integrity as pertains to nationhood. Race is the most essential component of nationhood. Even in America, the most unusual nation in the world, still, the White Anglo-Saxon Protestant is the foundation of the country, and all deviance from this foundation puts the nation of America in peril.
As I have begun my campaign for chairman of the Comanche Nation, I have emphasized the importance of our full-bloods. I have pointed out that our remaining full-blood Comanche people are the source of our tribe, the foundation of what we have left. They should be honored above all other tribal members. This platform has offended many, especially among the younger, 1/8 blood population, who are more or less unfamiliar with their own identity and the history of the tribe, or even with the modern history of the tribe. I have no intend to offend, but to educate. The very first lesson in nationhood, even according to the Bible, is to honor the elders. In our case, we associate our full-bloods with “elders.”
Deuteronomy 32: 7-10 says it all:
Remember the days of old, consider the years of many generations; ask they father, and he will shew thee; thy elders, and they will tell thee.
The source of identity derives directly from the past.
Being Comanche is not some club membership; it is not belonging to some special “bad-ass” gang. Being arrogant, disrespectful, contradictory, vulgar, and loud, does not constitute bravery, strength, or wisdom. I cannot say that our modern tribal members have set the best example for our new youth (–those who are recently added since the grandmothers forced the tribe to lower the blood quantum so that their grandchildren could be on the rolls). There is often great and dramatic conflict between the people and our leadership.
However, the older crowd has a right to speak and be heard. The younger crowd–important as they are to the future, need to listen and learn. Because they will definitely affect the future, they need to be prepared. They need to be humble, and reasonable. There are many examples set before them, by Comanche people, that are not worthy. But, as is the case for most youth, they do not know the difference. They have not been taught.
Lowering our blood quantum was essentially a form of immigration of foreigners. It functions the same way. The sudden influx of members who are completely unfamiliar with the Comanche way suddenly have a right to speak and to vote, because of the much-abused idea that everyone is equal in every way. These is the plague of modern American society, and it has affected most Indian tribes. It is particularly problematic among the Comanches, since personalities are especially strong, naturally.
The basis of nationhood is blood, and old blood. Elders. Those who know the history. These members should be cherished above all others. American conservatism professes to honor the American Constitution, supremely. The least Comanche people can do is to honor our elders. It may be true that the elders have not taken the role of leadership as they should have, or might have; even as American congressmen have demonstrate complete betrayal of the American people. Elders are not fool-proof in judgement, wisdom, or even knowledge. But, they should be.
14 responses so far ↓
1 Sioux // Apr 25, 2012 at 7:30 pm
Excellent, Dr. Y- love the first video – that says it all
2 zephyr // Apr 25, 2012 at 7:43 pm
Great interview and impressive resume! I am privileged to call you “friend”.
3 Maharishi of Mayhem // Apr 25, 2012 at 7:52 pm
Bravo Zulu!!! Yes, this is a high compliment on a job well done.
4 David Yeagley // Apr 25, 2012 at 8:19 pm
For those unfamiliar with US Naval terms, “Bravo Zulu” is not a reference to Africans.
It is special code for “Well Done!”
Thank you all. I sometimes feel like I’m on a ghost ship, but, occasionally, I still feel the wind in the top gallant yard…
5 Mario // Apr 25, 2012 at 8:21 pm
Great speech Dr. Yeagley, too bad I can not see it since the censors of the GFW (Great Fire Wall) in China does not permit YouTube without special software to defeat the censors.
6 Thrasymachus // Apr 25, 2012 at 9:39 pm
Thank you for speaking these helpful words of wisdom and common-sense.
7 Quartermain // Apr 26, 2012 at 10:40 am
Outstanding talk…
Dr. David Yeagley for U.S. president.
8 David Yeagley // Apr 26, 2012 at 3:34 pm
People outside America, especially Third World people, and “indigenous” people, automatically expect American Indians to be anti-American. This is the reason my ideas are not as effective as they otherwise would be.
Thank you all for the encouragement.
9 ELIAKIM // Apr 26, 2012 at 5:39 pm
Quest for Justice for the indigenous that have been engraved with KKK, and the hand of healing that was sent to help them. The indigenous reject the hand of healing, Instead that call David wisdom.
What did Job say about wisdom, do you know?
Rev 13 is about the man 666, the Leopard Obama and true wisdom, the feminine that stands against him. She did do the count just like the ancient mystics predicted that se would do.
What wisdom does David, bad eagle have?
What wisdom does Babylon haven in Rev 17 and 18?
No, Babylon, USA becomes ‘chaos’ and ‘desolation’ in the biblical prophecies. Now proven by science, 84% of Americans are in emotional chaos.
http://academysounds.blogspot.co.uk/2012/04/quest-for-justice.html
10 ELIAKIM // Apr 26, 2012 at 5:47 pm
Jesus Christ warned you in advance that the Queen of South has more wisdom than Solomon and that she would come this generation.
The prophecies also spoke about the ‘plumb line’ of righteousness and how the rest would get swept away by the hail and the water.
Only those that support the building of new jerusalem, the new holy city of enlightenment are safe in this timeline. The LORD God tells you that he will shield them?
Why is that?
They are the only ones that are truly doing the will of God.
11 David Yeagley // Apr 26, 2012 at 7:13 pm
Indeed, we are all concerned about the future. It doesn’t look too promising. There is a cyclic nature to history–no doubt because human nature is a constant in any temporal equation.
Leaders promise change. But, Jesus commanded change. Superfluous talkers like Obama promise to bring change. Jesus said, “You change.” I believe that is what “repent” means.
The kingdom of God is here. You change, and you both see and experience it.
We have to start there. Or prophecy is vain.
12 nettles // Apr 27, 2012 at 6:47 am
Excellent. Much appreciated.!
13 truthisahatecrime // Apr 27, 2012 at 1:40 pm
Have you seen this video yet?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=75qqIe9_WTg
14 David Yeagley // Apr 27, 2012 at 3:57 pm
T, this has been going on a long, long time. It is easy to identify with the lowest emotional/psychological element. That is Negro. The Dakota reservations have been invaded by Negroes for years. Many mix children. Now invaded by Somalis and other Africans. People , particularly blacks, like to consider Indiansthe lowest, beneath them. There are many Indian women up there who care nothing for themselves, their bodies, their people, or their own offspring. If they happen to wake up (which is rare), it’s too late.
Indians are vulnerable because Indian men have essentially lost their role as warriors. They have never faced the new enemies. They don’t fight for their people.
NYT is behind the times on this one, but it is good that you posted it. I had not seen it. I know through first hand what it’s talking about. I don’t need to see it in liberal news, the source of perpetual victimhood. Liberals bring the Negro into denigrate every group of people possible. Then lament the results.
To a liberal, lamentation is righteousness.
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