At ease, soldier. - Thomas Shelby

Thomas Shelby calmes down his former solider Barney 🔥

[@JohnDoe-vu2he]

I love how nobody could calm him down but as soon as he sees Tommy he instantly salutes him and shows him respect.

[@RetroChug]

Because they were in the war together.

[@phillipsmiley5930]

Tommy was his sgt

[@grogscol]

Didn't salute but stood to attention as Tommy was an NCO not an officer.

[@ShubhamBhushanCC]

Sergeant Major is always a Sergeant Major

[@cypher4783]

A Sargent Major is a Sargent Major so long as they act like a Sargent Major

[@KarnivorActual]

Sergeant. Jesus christ.

[@ShubhamBhushanCC]

@@KarnivorActual thanks

[@Slobbynobby]

Did danny whizbang not call him Sargent Major? ​@@KarnivorActual

[@deletedacc263]

PTSD is a bitch, fucking hell.

[@akankshadash7129]

Mental illness is hell of a drug

[@alotta_dhan]

@@akankshadash7129well said

[@tanmaysai5961]

Facts mate

[@RagingViper24]

​@@akankshadash7129facts g

[@heatheryoder2120]

PTSD is a curse of war

[@t.dominey4150]

He lowered his weapon and stood to attention as soon as he saw his commanding officer. He was still at war

[@jordinkeewatin3492]

“ so where da fook is he? “😂😂

[@husseinjoker410]

طي

[@husseinjoker410]

😊

[@Raincloudblue]

🤣

[@nightkrieg]

its sad because both him and tommy served in the war, i think the lack of his anger is him understanding his fellow comrade, soldier to soldier

[@Dapryor]

Exactly.

[@richard7059]

I don’t comment much but as a former soldier that scene is exactly what we do for each other

[@duaneoestreich2792]

COPY THAT III 🇺🇸

[@James.G.Ireland]

Whats that? After yous raped torture kill people for nothing in countries yall had no business being in....

[@SaintJames14]

civvies don't understand love.

[@CBATERCES]

🫡

[@200130769]

​@SaintJames14 the hypocrisy in your statement is hilarious. It takes someone that doesn't know love to make a statement like that.

[@connorwilson2014]

Young men coming home from war who shouldn't be alive. Broken bodies or broken minds. They left their friends and humanity, "over there."

[@odpusc2232]

Heroes for whom it is our duty to live well and remember them.

[@connorwilson2014]

​@@odpusc2232 And be a people worthy of their sacrifice

[@St8Genesis]

@@connorwilson2014 nah, let’s sacrifice the lazy mf that don’t contribute to society instead, no a decorated soldier.

[@coolniss5430]

Prolly why he told tommy he died over there (the war) because thats where his sanity left

[@tunguyenanh4739]

Vietnamese never have ptsd from the war. Yes is brutal but is better than being a slave to the french. My uncle fight the american back in the day, never get sad never have ptsd despite he lost 90% of his friends

[@user-rr4bf6oj8e]

A great leader always looks out for his men.

[@Gg-hl4co]

Notice how he gives the gun the Finn, regardless of him knowing he most likely trusts Jeremiah and Charlie more, family is always family and gives him confidence! Amazing script and screenplay

[@juancarlosfrydman7290]

One of the most beatiful scene that I' ve seen. The eyes talks

[@robertwhite3457]

He might have come home alive but his mind is clearly the causality. PTSD is no joke! No matter how much criticism I have for my government, I always have room in my heart to respect veterans. Especially combat ones. Like this man, nearly all of them have seen and done things no human being should ever experience!

[@XrVyNi]

I had a psychotic episode 2 years ago (unrelated reasons to the video), and it was the most vulnerable ive ever felt in my life. I could hear all of the people closest to me plotting to set me up for insane fantastical crimes from "behind a 2 way mirror in the room next to me", when in reality i was at the end of a hallway in a hospital an hour from home with no other rooms close by. Even to this day, after being shown proof i was there alone, I still can't fully trust the people who's voices i heard. And im a civillian who has never seen a battleground before. I cant begin to imagine how confused and terrified our troops must have been when they were experiencing psychotic episodes once they got back to their home countries, let alone the fact that some of them actually recovered from it. The amount of respect i have for the troops who fought in the past, are fighting now, and will fight in the future is beyond anything i can put into words. The troops will always have my support, every one of you is somebody to look up to, and that reassimilation to civilian life has been kind to you if you're still in the process of it.

[@daianspahava8279]

A soldiers instinct is always strong especially coming at attention for a officer or anyone of a higher rank

[@konradkruzynski5272]

Some Boys never came back home from France

[@faiz3711]

In tommy's word "no one came back"

[@karengerber8390]

Beautifully written Amazing acting.

[@ramonperezart]

Love how Thomas give him the whisky of his jacket, he' s mentally fucked too.

[@Lorrdd]

This was Thomas showing his character, through and through. A man should not be punished for having demons, he should be treated with kindness and respect until, or if, he overcomes his demons. He even realised that after an episode, you crash from that adrenaline HARD, and had people help him.

[@Snxggg]

Wish i could wipe my memory and watch peaky blinders again

[@frankcastle5737]

Even in today's times we treat PTSD as a solid joke 😢

[@Ithurtssobad]

The real joke is that people actually volunteer to be a soldier these days.

[@mossripalextechno6450]

A lot of people with trauma make jokes to cope.

[@michaelmyyears4743]

That stand and the shoulder stand is a legit real thing

[@BETAFOOL101]

My grand father did the war in Algeria against the French in the 1950s. My father told me he grew up without a knife of scissor in the house.

[@RalphSmith-ji9si]

I always get so emotional when I watch this.

[@SuperbFairy]

Seeing Cosmo Jarvis acting still always catches me by surprise, still miss his music, classic guy

[@LightTrack-]

"Nobody came back."

[@rambrahma1895]

Imagine Thomas removes two from the chamber before handing Finn the gun.

[@exotictoxin8955]

John blackthorne 😅

[@kdallas3966]

Tommy never flinched. He knows what is driving barney.

[@refrqction]

He cut off the part where Barney says "So where the fuck is he?"

[@Truth_mane]

War is truly hell. If this show teaches you anything it’s that.

[@alphagaming7494]

That’s how PTSD is your mind is still back there it’s hard to come back

[@I_am_everywhere]

That was pretty cool

[@deadpoollmarwel779]

what

[@Wilt8v92]

Millions came back like that,all a game of chess for the 'Robber Barons' fook the king...

[@Retireddriver]

Men may leave the war ,but the war never leaves them. Saw that in my my uncle's Arthur Brown(Navy) and Hugh Smith (Marines) (WW2 Pacific) and my 3rd oldest brother Stephen Brown Navy(Vietnam) What they saw and did was too much to forget ,they are all gone now and at rest from their nightmares.

[@noraponce4593]

El actor que hace de Barney, lo hace tan bien que es como que fuera real , grandiosa escena, excelente 👌

[@gworsham32290]

WW1 ptsd is unlike any other

[@theatomicclap5328]

Shell-shocked. 2 of my granduncles got this from ww2❤

[@john-ji5ok]

He was my second favorite character

[@Trevsix]

The devil will now be an angel -- probably opium or alcohol was dosed

[@benbrosnan430]

Opium

[@ProfDrMau]

Maybe valium

[@dontcare7086]

In the show and reality ww1 veterans used alcohol and opium to treat ptsd. At the time medical doctors in Britain and France used electric shock therapy or general anaesthesia as a treatment (ether and chloroform). By 1918 the medical community gradually phased out shock therapy and anesthesia. It wasn't until ww2 that the medical community started recognizing shell shock (ptsd term in ww1) as a legitimate medical issue directly correlated to warfare. The medical community likely struggled to recognize ptsd was a real issue because warfare wasn't as intense before ww1. You can see pictures of thousands upon thousands of spent shell casings from the constant bombardment of trench warfare. They are incredible pictures that show the intensity of the war as there's mountain after mountain of casings from constant shelling. The human mind can't process thousands of mortar rounds exploding around you week after week. This is ww1 is generally considered the worst war in human history. The brutality of shelling and charging through no mans land only to be gunned down by machine gun fire is unlike anything experienced since. WW2 was bad but tactics weren't as insane/stupid as ww1. All that death to gain and lose a couple feet was pure insanity.

[@eplayer009]

W Tommy as a leader🗿🍵

[@recon_jon6151]

Heart gripping scene

[@Cr7_goat_goat]

Isiha is a real sigma

[@fawadahmedshaikh9893]

My childhood show

[@sng3939]

Crazy how he survived after his fake death. A food surprise for sure

[@duaneoestreich2792]

Yes sir.... 🫡👑👑👑

[@select2714]

"Where is he?"😂

[@trellloc4263]

The Anjin

[@lexigrimhaive]

Finn being old enough to be handed a gun will never not feel weird.

[@user-ze6dv7qc1g]

😮😢❤😎

[@BestSupportEUW]

AND HIS HAIR LOOKS LIKE THE TAIL OF A PONY

[@anoopfrancis3732]

PTSD

[@annazemankova965]

😢...

[@OneoftheCaesars]

The devil will now be an angel 😓

[@DonnielSeymour]

Sad what WAR does

[@dominikkaszuba8420]

The devil will become an angel!

[@jeremytrevino2664]

song ?

[@IshanSingh25]

At the end the man said Let me give you a good news Jesus loves you Jesus saved hime from Thomas Shelby Because Thomas is in good mood 💀💀💀

[@jamier.5517]

Jesus love you.

[@michaelmyyears4743]

They left there brains in the mud

[@user-jc1xg5oh6b]

What episode is this

[@Emilyb21-dm3bf]

Can be connected to your nervous system your adrenaling gland over produced s hormone cause of prolonged stress trauma lack of sleep, traveles upto yout peneal gland in your brain thst cause of inflammation from high blood pressure and overload of hormone the pineal gland produced hormones like dopamine too much snd it can confuse your signal to your brain kills stem cells grows grey matter effecting memory can cause black out sll kind of mixed messages to the third eye your pineal gland yhat effects your eyes and hearing causes you to halucinate etc. Hopefully the doctors nuro surgeon will figure out a way to treat it without sedation drugs onr day. Stem cell therapy but you really need to look after yourself sleep well which most PTSD sufferers struggle. Also seeing a hormone nuro specialist snd check you havnt grown tumour on your gland or immune system hS all been linked to bipolar scitsofrenia and ptsd etc neurological illness

[@Leocardion1]

Alpha

[@abdowinners84]

Attention

[@justmusic3523]

that little thing tommy gave him... and then "jesus loves you", seems like he got poisoned, or its just me? ;d

[@Gordon1990]

He gave him either whisky or a drug to ease him the “Jesus loves you” was more of him trying to get him to laugh and cut up ease the tension built up by his PTSD 😂but without context it looks like he’s poisoning him

[@puszpusz847]

name of song ?

[@theanhnguyen5190]

can i have name music pls

[@riderofthewhitehorse8879]

WW1

[@uchihakakashi354]

0:00

[@puNKSTER70]

How Tommy used him

[@pokemonmovessongssongsfory3231]

Then where is he 😂😂😂

[@f11int]

"come brother, let me give you the good news, Jesus Loves You" as danny looks to the sky . Very powerful

[@hniang______]

JESUS LOVES YOU

[@PKYAXE]

name the drama?

[@thistle53]

The Peaky Blinders.

[@m.k.b7624]

I don't like where it going. "he is taking him to yard. Plus Jesus loves you" sounds r i p or trouble 😂

[@thistle53]

Like Yellowstone takes them to the train station.

[@daniellebeck9444]

You know how we can stop ptsd by never creating it in the first place we are creators like God we create our lives by our choices it's that simple so please create peace instead so no man or woman goes insane like this ever again. Amen

[@fredjennings5312]

You simpleton.

[@jerrydegennaro273]

🤌Have you heard the good news?🤲 🌬✌️🩵