My name is Dave Swallow. I'm from here in Port Japan. I was born in Rays here, right here. Lakota name, the Lakota name that I have is called War with You, How Money. It translates into walks with pride. I spoke Lakota language, I grew up with that. I grew up with that language. So, white men language, English language, a secondary language to me. You grew up with your mother? Yeah. So, I grew up that way. I've been introduced into this, I don't know, I was raised with them. You know, Lakota, born with everything, you know. It's not who makes you or who puts you in that position. But if you're Lakota, you automatically, you're there. You are there, you are it, right there. And just like the white man, if I walk up to the white man and ask him, when did you learn how to speak English? Are you born with that or what? Same thing with any Indigenous people, you know. Well, born with it. But the new generation is that they have too much book knowledge. And the books are written by another man. They wrote by another man often to call it. So, he shared his knowledge and you read and you learn from there. So, which means you don't exercise your powers or your mind to learn by yourself. See, watch out. Yeah, I was Lakota and I was raised this way. And I grew up here on a pioneering Indian reservation. If you need to have me talk about, we're not even supposed to mention his name, you know, but to date. Everybody mentioned his name so it becomes common through the English language. See? Crazy horse. So, it becomes common. Everybody wants to be like him or everybody has a piece of him or everybody wants to own piece of crazy horse. You know, like that. Everybody. But he knew back then this was going to happen. That's why nobody knows what he was buried. You know, he knew. When he was incident happened at Fort Robinson, Nebraska. And before he died, he told him. He told him that hide his body because this is going to be looking for me and he knew all this. But crazy horse, I should go with a great warrior and also a holy man. And also a really humble person. That's my grandfather said. So, you know, back in the old Lakota days, I guess you not even supposed to mention his name, unless you need his help. Because when you remain strong, he comes. So, you know, but today there are so many books wrote about him. And there are so many lies about him. There are so many. And they found the human remains and they said that's him and you know all this but it's not. It's not him. And nobody knows where he's buried. But wherever he's buried, I'm pretty sure it was on Mother Earth. It's on Mother Earth took her back. And wherever his spirit is at, I'm pretty sure and positive that wherever he's at, it's got to be a good place. That I hope one day I'll be over there too. Can you communicate with him? No. Nobody can not communicate with him. Those who say who communicate with him, this talk with the four times lies. Nobody can communicate. I know we don't want to. That those are his days and he paid his life to save. The earth, environmentalists, saved the water. Now the water is contaminated, you know? Yes. And I saved the earth. Now the earth is polluted. And the earth, now the earth has been stripped mine and contaminated too. And saved the buffaloes. All walks of things he wants to. And now it's been contaminated even in the Lakota mine, pollution began in the mind. What is that word? Pollution? Pollution. So now most of us we cannot think like how my grandpa stink, like caught a mine. But that book knowledge took that indigenous Lakota mine away and put a book in here. A white man wrote a book so the put it in here. How is to think like a Lakota? How is to think like a Lakota? You don't learn the white man way. You don't speak the white man way. You don't live like the white man way. You don't eat the white man food. You don't spend the white man money. That goes for any indigenous nations, any indigenous people, when they value their culture they have to do that. Because those cultures were given to them from the creator and the four winds and mother earth. So that's why I said we're in a turmoil. The world is in the human race is in turmoil because the pollution that the white man brought. I cannot say the black man, and the other is the white man technology. There the first was to conquer everything with their Christianity. So if you lose a language then there goes your culture, there's no more culture. So he was fighting against that trying to save those crazy horse. To save their people. But now he was killed because there were jealous of him. The jealousy comes from the white man too. High rank it. Competition. Lakota we never have that. We have competition among games, hand games and stuff like that. Dancing. We have recognized our relatives and addressed our relatives how we related to them. So we never call them by their names. We call them and address them how we were related. See all those valuable things. Not here now. We could just say, oh Jim, oh Robert, oh John. And in those days our names mean something on this Mother Earth, the natural environment. Today this English names don't mean nothing. Not a thing. So how did you get the name of the person? Your grandfather's give it to you, your grandma's give it to you, or sometimes they have a ceremony as you grow the names change. How your action is what great deed that you do. That's how it grows. But here in the white man world you're stuck with one name. You're stuck with one name and we don't even know what that name mean. Yes, it's like something. So that's what's happening here. So he's trying to preserve, he's trying to save all those and he was killed for that. Crazy horse was killed because of the great jealousy and everything. My grandfather used to call him Lakshi. Lakshi means uncle. Uncle? Yeah, my grandfather used to call him that. Nobody knows where he's right. Nobody knows. Up to today. But he's not only a washiq, white man called him a chief crazy horse and all that. He's a warrior. To protect the earth and everything that is. Especially the sacred black hills, heart of mother earth. See, he's trying to protect those. And that's what he died for. Now today we've been invading. We've been invading. I don't know how many of us that record keepers are still alive. The true record keepers, the true historians, the true ones. Not you learn something by the book or a white man write that book. But I'm afraid that my grandchildren will go that long. Will those, what? That's like. Yeah, they're going to go that way. Yeah, that way.