Hilarious❤

I am Italian 🇮🇹but my mother when I was child told me that I had a nordic character (in Italy this means: less chaotic, tidy, maybe more loyal, reliable, a little bit more serious). So basically I had some habits that were weird in this context. I hate Italian queues because they try all the time to surpass you. I don't love to eat pasta because my father ate 200g spaghetti at lunch and at dinner for years until my mom rebelled! But I stare a lot, I think 😊, and I can't do anything for this.

Diana superstar!❤

Интересная и необычная песня! Диана пытается найти свой путь! И хорошая искренняя реакция! За Диану - лайк и спасибо! An interesting and unusual song! Diana is trying to find her way! And a good sincere reaction! Like and thank you for Diana!

What was the Blitz? Well imagine 9/11 every single night for hours on end for over 8 months. Fun fact the former king Edward VIII of Edward and Mrs Simpson fame told the Germans to carry on the bombing as it would make Britain surrender.

My grandad WW1 veteran joined the ARP as a warden. On one night in the blitz he was sent to London to help in the rescue efforts of civilians. He returned two days after and my grandmother said he looked like a ghost and did not speak for the rest of that day and never spoke of his experience.

Not only in England....

I don't think that many Americans appreciate just how much the UK was on the Front Line during World War II. Just take a look at the figures for CIVILIAN war fatalities ON HOME GROUND in the two countries and you will get the picture: USA Hawaii*: 68 (Pearl Harbor Attack) Alaska* (Aleutian Islands Campaign, 1942 - 1943): 18 (2 civilians killed, 16 died in captivity) The 48 Contiguous States: 6 (Balloon Bomb, Oregon) TOTAL: 92 * : Although Hawaii and Alaska were not actual US States during World War II they are included for completeness. Also the US TERRITORIES US Territory of Guam: 13 US Territory of Wake Island 168 US Territory of The Philippines: 343 TOTAL: 524 COMBINED TOTAL: 616 UNITED KINGDOM 70,000+ (Largely due to German bombing raids, V1 and V2 attacks). That is roughly 1 in every 680 UK civilians. About 40,000 of those were in London and the surrounding areas. If you pro-rata that up to take into account the larger population of the USA at that time it would equal nearly 250,000 American civilian deaths due to enemy action over the now 50 States (or over 600,000 now!). Not the 92 who actually did die that way.

Im so glad youre not stopping the video to talk. God bkess you sir.

I keep commenting as you go through this video… Sorry for so many individual comments, but the idea of slowing down in the winter and regrouping and becoming a little bit more introspective is something that I actually appreciate about winter. I practice Hygge- which is like a Danish concept of making a cozy space or a cozy home and doing things with family and taking time to just enjoy small things in a meaningful way. I know it’s something that can be practiced year-round, but I personally associate it with winter where I’m trying to find a cozy place to read a book or be introspective and quiet

Yes that Dr. sleep book was fantastic ( it was Stephen king, the master of horror) . Creeeeeeepy but great

Really nice breakdown❤

The Blitz would never have happened if J.D. Rockefeller's American Standard Oil hadn't supplied fuel and lubricants to the Luftwaffe and I.G. Farben. 🤔🇺🇸🫣😢👎

My grandfather was in the home guard. But refused to talk about the things he had seen, I can only imagine what he saw

I love your reactions and hope you get the recognition you deserve 🖤

America only learns that they saved uk in ww2.

My grandmother lived in London during the war. At the beginning she had auburn coloured hair, at the end it was snowy white.

A frightening time for sure , but they were a resilient bunch determined not to let Hitler break them .

My childhood home in south London had shrapnel scars, the houses at the end our our street 100 yards away were completely flattened killing 22 people. The dark humor was passed on to us 50s / 60s kids that's why we're a sick bunch of bastards. There's a beach near Liverpool that was used to dump rubble from the bombings, it's still there, partially eroded over the years. 😅😅 Shame the UK go so friken soft.

Love your reaction and commentary ❤

We were rebuilding well into the 70s.

My mum was bombed out twice.

My home city of Norwich (in the east of England) was bombed in 1942 - around 340 people died (often whole families as they were in the same shelters). 2/3 of the buildings in the city were damaged. My 15 year old Mum helped man a water hose, and her family (including my granddad who was in a wheelchair) shared a shelter that they made themselves with 3 neighbouring families. My Nan kept a record of every air raid on Norwich in a notebook.

Listen to " yma o hyd " welsh patriotic song brilliant

Thank you for not pausing and glad you enjoyed it I grew up on Queen best song ever ❤ Lisa North wales

Hi! I mailed $card fall stckers& a letter over a month ago&can't find tracking# but I went to post office& it was delivered.

My mother was a volunteer fire warden. The fact that people in the USA don't know of the Blitz is a very sore point in the UK, particularly when some Americans talk about "when we won the War" ; the USA didn't join the Second World War until December 1941, when Japan attacked and Germany declared War on the US.

The way to explain the "Blitz" to Americans, is to stay it was 5months of 911's everyday. We lost a lot of pilots, aircraft could be replaced but pilots take time to train, thats why we are so grateful to our overseas commonwealth pilots. Australia,Canada, New Zealand, India, some volunteer Americans who came over before Pearl Harbour (2 years later) and of course the Polish.

Amazing video!!! REN is one of a kind! Great review! ❤❤❤