Every Country England Has Invaded!? Americans React | Loners

[@JohnScott-bb2pm]

The British did get a hobbie they stopped slavery

[@AdeboFunkyVoodoo]

No they didn't.

[@yasminesteinbauer8565]

After they shipped three and a half million Africans across the Atlantic as slaves. And I finally stopped beating my wife after 10 years. I'm the greatest, aren't I?

[@tomstorey8559]

Yeah they did, therefore any African descendent who claims for representations better give reparations to sailors families who died ending slavery as it was Africans selling their own people

[@jovianr9498]

@@AdeboFunkyVoodoo Yes they did, do some research.

[@AlBarzUK]

They stopped a lot of slave trading, particularly across the Atlantic and Indian Ocean. Slavery is still as popular in some African countries and elsewhere.

[@btmorley833]

The reason a lot of these places are in really bad states is not because of the British. The British, although they did take advantage of their colonies, left these places with fully working administrations and highly advanced infrastructure. Look at Singapore, Hong Kong, Australia, Canada etc. They are some of the most successful countries in the world, thanks to the British. Places like India and a lot of African countries are in the state they’re in because of their own governments.

[@jemmajames6719]

Absolutely the countries who are doing the best than their neighbours are the ones where the abBritish left them with an infrastructure/ laws etc.

[@AdeboFunkyVoodoo]

Oversimplistic nonsense.

[@darrellpowell6042]

You have to remember there were other narions with empire expanqion during most of British Empire lands were given as spoils of war. The ONLY empire where ex conolies joined a political union in the Commonwealth. These nations still friendly with Britain. Even with all the history Britain is more good empire than bad. For example the French empire was total slavery and not liked even after France left nations. Egypt for example was run by Nepolian and murdered many Egyptians to rule them. In contrast a Britain ran Egypt and left it in a good state and friends to that nation still. Britain was the worlds policeman and inventor and discovered more than any other nation by 3x. Britian world power was for good. It shaped the world today and placed democracy in more places than any other nation has ever done. Even today the UN has a wall dedicated to British bill of Rights 1681. Its the foundation to ALL HUMAN RIGHTS. The document is the foundation of the US and EU constitutions. Britian dragged man out of the caves and lead him for 400 years.

[@doommonger7784]

@@AdeboFunkyVoodoo Only to someone who ignores the facts. Ex African colonies gain independence, what happens next they install dictators supported by the military. These countries then up a broken down mess.

[@StewedFishProductions]

Hong Kong is the PERFECT example of how the British (UK) had 'run' a place 'smoothly' for 156 YEARS! But after reverting to 'Chinese sovereignty' in 1997, its now in total turmoil with regards to democracy and suppression of free will. It now has 'limited autonomy' from mainland China and ANY sign of the general public disagreeing with China is quickly quashed and people arrested, jailed and with no proper recourse to law... So YOU decide who has provided the better option!? Just saying.

[@mojojojo11811]

As a person who grew up in one of the African countries the British controlled I can confirm that we were much better off before our independence. In fact our country, economy and the general quality of living all plummeted after we gained independence. I even moved to the UK and it's the best decision I have ever made!

[@intello8953]

Are you white?

[@Nutrient-Gold]

Troll.

[@pem...]

​@@Nutrient-Goldhow's he a troll, africans are coming here in f u k i n droves..... just like the rest of the world is coming here

[@legendofmirr]

How is he trolling, this is true and said by nearly every country. And thinking that the british never braught any good. Excuse me before any of this nobody had clean drinking water, nobody had anti biotics, nobody had antiseptics, nobody had electricity, nobody had mass transport, nobody had selected breeding for better farming, nobody had glass, portland cement, tarmac roads, economy. And most of these countries mentioned did not even EXIST they were created after the post colonial periods so the video is kind of dishonest in a way. Also alot of the conquests revolved around stamping out slavery in those areas. Most people th ink slavery and colonialism happened at the same time but it did not. The trans atlantic slave trade had already ended.... guess how? by britain. So i think people really stop being mind controlled by lefty propoganda and actually study a bit of real history. Im not excusing the bad things that may have happened but to not pretend it was a net positive is a lie. Literally go look at the economic standing of the countries that britain had influence in versus the ones that they didnt and you will see a stark difference. But hey..... you won't.

[@ClassicRiki]

@@intello8953are you racist? Who cares what skin colour the person is.

[@tomstorey8559]

Every country the British have ever invaded were made better whilst in British control, it's not our fault that they managed to mess things up after getting independence

[@Nutrient-Gold]

You're a troll or very, very thick. Which one?

[@robbpatterson6796]

Tell that to the home countries. The English have screwed the other home nations

[@davidmontgomery9846]

The world owes the British for the abolition of slavery and hundreds of not thousands of inventions .The crimes of the British Empire are greatly outweighed by the benefits .

[@oopsdidItypethatoutloud]

Not to mention, many of these countries, such as what is now Zimbabwe, asked us to help eradicate a violent group. In Zimbabwe, the 3 Kings asked us to help. Madagascar, we went in to eradicate the Arab slave trade. And there were no financial incentives and trade opportunities, both cost us a lot of money and lives, we went simply to help.

[@Æthelstān-thé-glørîøüs-96]

Crimes of the British empire what about all the empire that came before they don’t talk about them do they

[@markjones_007]

What crimes?

[@trevorveail]

England enrichened just about every countrythat we invaded. We put in Railway systems, education systems, democratic governments trading as well.Why do you think that so many countries of the old British empire are now freely members of theBritish commonwealth.

[@AdeboFunkyVoodoo]

Bunkem.

[@tomstorey8559]

?

[@robbpatterson6796]

Ehem...Ireland, Wales and Scotland. All constantly screwed by the English, even to this day

[@PUNKinDRUBLIC72]

​@@AdeboFunkyVoodooArguably the most ignorant post I've seen from a keyboard warrior today,keep trying to offend treacle!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🖕

[@StewedFishProductions]

@@AdeboFunkyVoodoo Patently you are NOT an intellectual or an historian... SMH & LOL 🙂

[@bigenglishmonkey]

-ended slavery across the globe -ended widow burning in India -brought basic human rights -brought rights for women on top of it -fought multiple dictators -responsible for around 90% of technological, medical, and scientific advancements from 1800 to 2000 -gave all of it to the world for free -built railways and infrastructure everywhere it went -largest increase in life expectancy in history (India was 25 on arrival, 33 went it left) -gave parliamentary democracy to everyone -increased literacy and education -stopped child prostitution -reduced deaths during famines -had countries fight to stay part of the empire (still happening today just look at the chagos islands) -only place to have a country ask to be annexed and made British (Malta) -kept relative world peace for 100 years (Pax Britannica) -has the commonwealth, ex empire countries who want to keep good relations with britain, some of which are now ex colonies of other countries too thats just off the top of my head. so all i have to say is, what god complex? there is no complex, its accurate to say.

[@GdzieJestNemo]

ok, but aside that, what have the British ever done for us?

[@Nookiebear7769]

😂😂😂😂

[@PirateTrowel85]

@@GdzieJestNemo 😂

[@Oxley016]

@@GdzieJestNemo Gave the world the English language that is spoken as the common language for diplomacy, trade, navigation and just general communication just about everywhere you go!

[@Steve_W27]

Did this bloke really just say “I know that England were trying to help during world war 2….” 🙈🙈🙈🙈

[@colinstevens2691]

Yeah what a ridiculous statement that was. That speaks to huge lack of world history education in the US. Jeez, for a country that was caught by surprise with an attack on Pearl Harbour, two years into a world war that’s saying something 😂 As for the “God complex” statement, if there’s one country in the modern world that suffers from that it’s the US. The US is so insular when it comes to world history education. Yes the empire did some bad stuff but the good stuff it did massively outweighs the bad. We brought Railroads, clean water, medicines, education, and much much more to many of these third world countries. I also don’t think they were listening and taking in that many of the “invasions” were not aggressive invasions, they were in retaliation at hostilities to Britain.

[@Steve_W27]

@ yep absolutely spot on and could not agree more with everything you’ve said there. They certainly didn’t do much to dispel the myth of most Yanks being uneducated, insular, and arrogant.

[@warrenturner397]

@@colinstevens2691 The Yanks were actually warned months before Pearl Harbor but their attitude was who would dare to attack us?

[@stevenjohnson4190]

"why didn't UK make them a better place ?" Well. For one the UK did indeed improve the lives of the population. And secondly, the UK has no responsibility to a country after that country gains independence."

[@WookieWarriorz]

Its incredible how they think a tiny island just went in with an army and started taking over things, its such a childish mindset. People WANTED the aid of the british empire, they wanted clean water, sanitation, vaccines, anti biotics, trains, electral infrastructure, protected trading routes etc i swear americans especially just have absolutely no idea how the world works, they cant comprehend real struggle where the aid of the british was 1000000x better than suffering under authoritarian and dicatatorial regimes.

[@AdeboFunkyVoodoo]

1. Bunkem. 2. Bunkem.

[@tomstorey8559]

Whats the matter can't accept fact

[@stevenjohnson4190]

@@AdeboFunkyVoodoo thank you for those well thought out and detailed replies. It is obvious you put a lot of time and effort into those replies, you have done your educators proud.

[@Isleofskye]

@@stevenjohnson4190 They have, indeed, made their Educators proud...lol

[@WookieWarriorz]

they didnt 'keep gibraltar' forever the PEOPLE OF GIBRALTAR voted to stay part of britain, just like in the falklands.

[@danmayberry1185]

Grew up in the Dominion of Canada, part of the British Empire - later Commonwealth, and King Charles is still our Head of State.

[@ipolarisi2381]

8:50 The British empire literally came to an end because of the 2 world wars. The British pulled out of many countries they controlled and ruled, they gained absolutely nothing of benefit from either of the wars and all it did was result in the fall of their Empire

[@markhorton8578]

They DID make them a better place. These were not lands of milk and honey. Mostly is was war lords, lawlessness, slavery, poverty and unjustice on an unimaginable scale. In india burning women alive was normal. The British brought industrial and agricultural revolutions, law and order, trial by jury, local democracy and later national democracy. The reason they were so successful was that they were far better than the systems they replaced. An army of about 100,000 does not conquer and hold most of the world for centuries without consent. If you go back to the 1970's when much of the world was under dictatorships, nearly every democracy outside europe was an ex british colony, there were a few exceptions such as Japan which modelled its democracy on the British system. You say it was a bad thing, but the industialised democratic world with an independent law and order system and modern human rights is down to the British. People say they do not know what British culture is, my answer is that fish do not see the water they swim in. Think of any aspect of your life from physics, to manufactured objects, to vaccines to surface of the road, you can trace the history of almost every part of it back to Britain, even the machines which wove your clothes. Exceptions like the Diesel engine are rare, but even then pistons, piston rings and other parts required to make it... British.

[@LlejaSwordsinger]

Why assume it was damaging when today there are 56 countries in the British Commonwealth, all want to be there. The countries around the world that are first world countries were ones colonised by the British. English is spoken in almost every country in the world, (not as a first language but used). Roads bridges trains schools hospitals ships etc all brought by Britain to these countries and still in use today. We have a 20th century idea of what colonisation is and today America is biggest coloniser. All major civilisations colonised mostly by invasion and conquer, that was how the world was run. We just did it better than anyone else! Tiny little island, massive balls!! 😅🇬🇧

[@nathansellars3757]

She talks about white people like most of her dna isnt white😂😂

[@SarthorS]

Everyone has been invading everyone for as long as there have been people. The English were just better at it than anyone else. The Mongols, Chinese and Arabs are also high up on the list.

[@WookieWarriorz]

white people is some shit americans made up too lol. Go tell irish and english people theyre the same 🤣🤣🤣 go tell a irish person who grew up during the troubles they have 'white privaldge'

[@JoeeyTheeKangaroo]

She looks Asian to me.

[@leehannon1756]

And the ignorance to think only white people had empires, she's deffo a lefty.

[@LalaDepala_00]

I thought she was white lmao

[@Tass...]

This is a weird channel for various reasons. Firstly there is nothing about our British history that we are proud about concerning wars. Yes we do feel proud about bringing a civilized and democracy to countries like India and Africa that were just wild west before we colonized them. There is no shame in bringing the rule of law, parliamentary democracy, trial by jury when prior to that only savagery existed. Yet teaching the basics of human decency seems to be seen as a bad thing the British have done. I will never ever understand that thinking. What national sport would India have now without the British introducing Cricket to them? They would have NOTHING! I also find this channel weird because it constantly likes to add little digs and insults when commenting. You know, the passive aggressive type of thing. Unable to give any credit without a little backhanded dig being added. Also if you want an example of what good Britain did when they held the reigns of power just look at Hong Kong! The last place Britian democratized and handed back. I don't think there is a single person in Hong Kong who wouldn't take Britain back as their protectorate now they have experienced Chinese communism taking the place of British democracy. They have literally rioted on the streets to try and maintain their democratic freedoms. Unsucessfully. So politely F**k you when you fail to understand all the good Britian TRIED to establish.

[@gmdhargreaves]

Amazing that USA would not exist with out England, nor would you have microphones, audio headphones, a keyboard, the internet or light bulbs or tvs

[@johnhignett7707]

or the internet www createred by tim burners lee

[@Stuboy]

Ermm the indigenous population?? Even before the UK and I'm from the UK

[@WookieWarriorz]

​​@@Stuboy? They had no technology, they were like 1000 years behind and there was only a couple million of them. They weren't going to invent the technology Britian invented anytime soon. Fortunately I personally have met some indigenous Americans at university in the UK who hopefully can go on to do amazing things.

[@EnigmaGameIn]

@@Stuboy The indigenous people of what is now the United States did not have a single word for the area because of the many different languages spoken by the tribes. However, they did refer to the land in various ways, including: "The Mature Land, "The Land of Vital Blood, "The Land that Provides and "Turtle Island" So it wouldn't exist and i Highly doubt that they would of called it the United States of America and I'm from Wales UK

[@crimsonwizard2560]

Not England, I think you mean the UK, or at least Britain.

[@andrewbrown7314]

You do realise there's lots of brown people that conquered land too ?

[@tomstorey8559]

They're American they've got a limited education

[@LalaDepala_00]

They don't.

[@davidlauder-qi5zv]

Also, lots of other white people had empires - the French, the Belgians, the Dutch, the Spanish, the Germans, the Italians. Why do you only mention the British?

[@johnhignett7707]

The british didnt keep anywhere after ww2, where has the USA demanded many overseas bases and kept them till this day.

[@bigfisher4354]

Anguilla Bermuda British Virgin Islands Cayman Islands Montserrat Turks and Caicos Islands Falkland Islands South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands St. Helena, Ascension, and Tristan da Cunha Gibraltar Akrotiri and Dhekelia British Indian Ocean Territory Pitcairn Islands British Antarctic Territory

[@Leslie-cg7ph]

You mean paid to have their bases in other countries,America could never have an empire no idea how to hold on to it,how many countries have said America pack up and go home,also that little island gave the world more than American ever will.

[@WookieWarriorz]

@@bigfisher4354 mate literally all of these were part of the british empire before ww2, can you not read. Also the falklands islands and grabraltar VOTED TO REMAIN BECAUSE THEY ARE BRITISH. lol

[@AdeboFunkyVoodoo]

Mostly because the Empire was in decline, Britain was broke and largely saw it's future wealth as coming from Africa and a few of it's Asian territories. So yes, it didn't retain territory gained but not out of some moral principle. But because like a business that has over expanded, it needed to consolidate and focus it's efforts, on its most profitable outlets.

[@Isleofskye]

@@bigfisher4354 Admittedly, but other than that?

[@kierloch]

Tring to help?!! England were trying help! Britain was alone for how long?

[@belladonnichazeyjane4887]

😂 That was one hell of a statement he made. Wow.

[@joannedickie7863]

So many of those "invasions" were combined Allies operations against the Nazis & the Japanese Empire during WW2 & against the Austro-Hungarian (German) Empire during WW1. Other "invasions" were counter offensives in collaboration with other European countries against Napoleon who was trying to conquer Europe. France, Spain, Germany & other countries were invading countries during the period of colonisation. Many of the countries colonised by nations other than Britain faired very poorly. The USA, Canada, Australia & New Zealand are advanced democratic countries due to the British systems they adopted while being administered by the British.

[@daveofyorkshire301]

Context is everything and he has no distinction between defense, coalition, support or UN peacekeeping. Whilst we were doing all this we have ENDING SLAVERY on our resume. Yes, the UK stopped European/Asian and American slavery, not with the help of the US that tries to pretend they stopped it, but we FORCED counties to stop.

[@felixthecat02]

In a cheeky aside, the British and it's empire are the reason why all the fine sports we invented, are global...football, cricket ,rugby, tiddle winks...whilst all those 'American sports' American Football, Netbal...er I mean Basketball and rounders are played in...America.

[@marcuswardle3180]

We didn’t invent those sports. We Codified the rules under which all these sports are now played. American Football came from rugby and Netball and Basketball have their descendants from games played in England. Baseball comes from Stool-Ball played here in England.

[@mixlllllll]

You didn't invent ice hockey 😏 That's very popular in some places. And so is basketball actually unlike you said 😁

[@martinrye712]

Ice hockey come from traditional hockey yet another game with its roots in the uk

[@marcuswardle3180]

@@martinrye712 The “game” of hockey has been around for centuries. Sometimes it has been played on ice. The “sport” of hockey was started in 1871 with its full rules codified in 1886. Reports of hockey being played on ice are as early as the 1850’s

[@keithbindoff8362]

What is she saying. She wouldn't be in the usa if not for us. Those countries are now great because of great Britain

[@bigenglishmonkey]

well, she could be, but she would be speaking french, so it is still worse.

[@TomClarkSouthLondon]

The United States was invented by Britain 🇬🇧

[@belladonnichazeyjane4887]

The USA great? It's a vile mess lol, don't take responsibility for that pile of 💩

[@davetdowell]

Just to clarify, at the start, The Six Kingdoms of Ireland were invaded because for the best part of a century their kings had been sending raiding parties to sack English coastal ports, killing all the inhabitants of the towns they raided. Eventually our king had enough of that, so we took all Six Kingdoms and unified them into Ireland (the state). That's right, we created the state of Ireland, and the Irish people... and they've never forgiven us.

[@kevinwhite981]

The Romans were semi professional.

[@StewedFishProductions]

It took the English (then British) to show them how it 'should have been done, professionally'... LOL 🙃 🤣🤣🤣

[@Peter-eu7wp]

You do realise you speak English which is also the Worlds International business language for this very reason. You're welcome.

[@blacktaxidriver7520]

The British changed for the good a lot of countries ...remember they invented everything we know today in fact theres a video telling u all this ....for example built the railway in india

[@kyleoconnor5944]

You should react to What did the British ever do for us? by Reef Rebels

[@LaraGemini]

They were made better by establishing parliamentary democracy and trial by jury. And we do have a hobby - travel :-) Also, don't forget we were invaded indefinitely in 1066. They never left. Every invasion since the 90s is because the Americans were trying to steal oil from the Middle East and we were dragged in.

[@Nimmers1234]

Every country Britain invaded was improved with governments, transport links, trading links, schools, education rules and much much more... The fact that are in a bad state now are because of their current government's since once they gained independence the British have no say or option to help out unless they stayed part of the commonwealth.

[@tubekulose]

12:50 Jamaica along with a lot of others still is a member of the Commonwealth of Nations and King Charles III is its head of state. 15:45 You didn't know that Canada was a British colony????? Again, Canada still is a member of the Commonwealth of Nations and, again, King Charles III is Canada's head of state.

[@mangiagatti85]

We British never invaded the moon though! Not much profit there.

[@karacarr2941]

@@mangiagatti85 So clearly we’re not stupid 😂🤣 🇬🇧

[@halmati2288]

Episode No. 251, and with that Lynda wiped the 473rd lint from Brian's clothes .... 😁

[@adamclark6756]

This shooting is partly caused by the extreme version of capitalism that exists in the USA. The greed and the me, me, me attitude is embodied in the lobbying system. You will never have change until the system changes. As for the video, as a Brit i have mixed feelings about the countries that we controlled. We did leave them with newer technology and more literacy and more organised government, (maybe). However, we also banned the native customs and language and in some cases enslaved the population.

[@davidwatts-hw2dh]

What language are you speaking folks? It comes from a bunch of old Anglo-Saxons-Vikings on my island. Some French words too. Quite a story.🙂

[@mangiagatti85]

'Invasion' is an invasive term to describe what the British accomplished by a whole range of different strategies to make a tiny, isolated country a success on a world scale. Our army, in peace time, never numbered more than 250,000...& most of those were spread around in small numbers.

[@jockeyladjockeylad8492]

I think the post I was in the process of replying to was modded out of existence - but it's still worth posting dealing as it does with the notion that the clip just amounts to lies & propaganda - reads as follows ..... Educate us O Great Sage - not a lot of room in a fifteen minute clip for a great deal of nuance but this seems very accurate based on what I already know - that's facts not smug boasts - & opposed to whatever disgruntled manufactured-outrage BS you're about to feed us. The Empire was all about trade - & I'm not about to excuse the crimes committed along the way which were myriad & egregious - but when we handed control back to the indigenous peoples we left all the roads, bridges, railways, irrigation systems, ports, system of government, independent judiciary etc intact & in place. Now slay me with your intellect.

[@MoodyMarco-vj3oe]

Easy! Easy! Easy! 🎵Come and take us on if you think you're hard enough! 🎵🤣🇬🇧

[@palupalu5647]

In fact, the 114 years war between France and England is in fact a civil war between the French, who had invaded England almost 3 centuries ago. As such, Richard the Lionheart did not speak a word of French and preferred to go to war to be bored in England. Ultimately, it was the Valois royal dynasty that crushed the English in France, and so the English elite chose the language of the Saxon farmers as their primary language out of spite. It was also because ruined England no longer had any economic outlets in Europe (vs. Habsburgs and Capetians), that they turned to the navy to colonize those more miserable than themselves. And finally, the English language is just poorly pronounced French, haha ​​that's what we like to say in France, a country that has won more wars than any other in the world. signed: the French troll on duty

[@Bicksit]

Not recently though

[@clausvoltelen184]

Richard Lionhearts languace was french-normannic and he was only in England about 8 months in his 10 years as king. Apart from crusade and captivity, he was in France, defending his land in France (Normandy and Aquitania) against the french.

[@TukikoTroy]

Lol. The Normans who invaded England would have been insulted to be called French.

[@stephenrobinson3681]

A very one sided view; as Britain gave its colonies football, rugby, cricket, netball, the English language, democracy and railways. [This sentence is not supposed to be taken seriously.]

[@tubekulose]

"What have the Romans ever done for us?" 😁

[@stephenrobinson3681]

@@tubekulose Exactly!

[@captaincanada67]

Newfoundland was an Independent Nation from the start of the 20th century through 1949 with its own central government. It wasn't a British ruled territory when they joined Confederation and was twice granted its independence ruling for a total 76 years with it's own flag, National anthem, central government, currency and constitution. Newfoundland came within a percentage point of becoming an American state when they held the Historic vote America was on the first ballot however they were removed from the second and final ballot which was between Canada or Independence and NFLD of course chose Canada over staying a Republic.

[@MrGremlin69]

What can I say we like to travel

[@kevinjohnson147]

😅

[@willpayne8726]

Your question as to whether the UK took advantage of their position after the war. From what I can gather they didn't. I believe that was the start of the empire giving countries their independence.

[@lucylane7397]

Fist of all it wasn’t just England it was the uk, a lot of these countries were invaded to rid them of Nazis etc

[@andrewmoss3681]

Quick size lesson here. USA Alone covers 1.87% of the Worlds land. Roman Empire covered just under 4% of the World land at their height. Yeah... think we out did the Roman's a bit with 25%

[@shauncraigparkinson8165]

Britain and the UK are NOT ENGLAND. England is one country.

[@davidhines7592]

yeah about that empire. you know how it is right? you let your mate organise a pub crawl and wake up next morning in another country with an empire. sorry about that...

[@HarryFlashmanVC]

The 1800s was the most peacful century in history despite the early Napoleonic War and the US Civil War. This was because of the Pax Britannica which was enforced by the Royal Navy

[@bakeraus]

MOST cultures have bad history and blood on their hands. Romans, Aztecs, Egyptians, even your Scandi and Nordics never stayed in their own countries they invaded others. The modern da you would say UAE is using workers/saves to build Dubai and they are dieing at crazy numbers. No one is immune from this, but going forward its where we can do better. Peace and love

[@davetdowell]

The End Goal was trade, we wanted to trade with everyone, and we refused to let other countires stop us.

[@DenUitvreter]

No, the Anglo-Dutch wars, without invasions by the British as the video wrongly states, were because the Dutch traded with everyone and the British couldn't compete in free trade so they attacked Dutch merchant ships.

[@stephenparsons-st6lp]

In those days England had the biggest navy in the world that's how we the english invaded 90% of the world. If it wasn't for us English with our thousands of our inventions & industrial contributions everybody still be living in the bronze age. Watch on KZbin (what did the english ever do for us)

[@davidlancaster4476]

you spelt bronze wrong, it should be 'stone'

[@stephenparsons-st6lp]

@davidlancaster4476 I know I left abbreviated on & it tried to changeit

[@davidlancaster4476]

@@stephenparsons-st6lp in case you don't know, you click on the three dots you can edit your remark and then reply

[@bobclarke1815]

Don`t mess with us when we`ve had a drink.

[@craigleadman8651]

colonialism, yes bad, however, they brought huge advances in health, modernization and education.

[@marcuswardle3180]

Most of the countries that the British took over were either from defeating another European country or by economic means. India became part of the British Empire in 1857 taking it from the East India Company who had ruled it for many years beforehand.

[@necessaryevil3428]

We get bored easily 😊

[@PatrickF.Fitzsimmons]

Sorry to the countries we missed we will try and get around to you so you don't feel left out.

[@kentovewagenes1141]

The monopoly money was pure art ❤ Deny,Defend,Depose 💪❤️ And do you think it would be such a manhunt if it has been a peasant dead, instead of a CEO 😮😮😮 No freakin way ! Then they would not have enough cops 😳 Would the media had such big exposure on it then... No freakin way ! And all of this is horrific 😢

[@PaulBrammer-y8k]

I thought everyone knew we in Britain are nuts. Imagine if we were a large country. But remember Americans you are our cousins

[@stevehartley7504]

Invade set up trade and make money We also spent a few hundred years banning slavery a debt only recently paid off!

[@charlesfrancis6894]

If one country ruled the whole world would there be world peace. First the country would need to be draconian giving freedom to others just means eventual war or at the least civil unrest.I feel people can nor rule themselves because human nature would see some rich body gather an army to challenge the ruling country or in other words large scale terrorism or similar . Almost as if our creator started an experiment which had a basic error which always ends in bloodshed regardless and that has finaly clicked with our creator and the question is how will the creator stop the programme and with hindsight reprogramme with totaly different parameters.

[@GdzieJestNemo]

It's get funny when you look who British got invaded by (and in the same didn't invade themselves): Norway, Denmark and Poland :D All 3 during viking times (well France and Spain as well, but those are not as funny)

[@PeterRobertsson]

This is full of errors...

[@666spurs]

what pisses me off, they make us pay for stuff now , we just stole it before

[@emmafrench7219]

I'm from UK and have been talking to friends and colleagues about that CEO shooting and I'm sorry if this offends anyone but everybody I've spoken to and my family all hope that he never gets caught. Those insurance companies sound insanely greedy.

[@becca8225]

Says a lot about your family and friends. A man, a husband, a father , a HUMAN BEING was killed on the streets.

[@AlexP1-y4g]

​@@becca8225 yet all the humans he was indirectly killing through not funding their insurance doesn't matter I suppose?

[@AlexP1-y4g]

​@@becca8225 and not funding their insurance for medical stuff had what affect?

[@becca8225]

@@AlexP1-y4g Regardless of how bad the healthcare system is in the states, its wrong and perverse that some people think you can justify this murder.

[@bigenglishmonkey]

ironic, given as this video went up it was on the news with him in the back of a police car, lol

[@buck2trips906]

There's at least a dozen countries missing.

[@muigichannel7825]

Come cheer up my lads tis to glory we steer

[@muigichannel7825]

we did make them better places, they tuck a down turn after we left, as is evident today

[@macman1615]

They did make a lot of these places better but it was the rulers who had taken over most of them who made them worse or go backwards

[@liyunfei]

come back to the Empire

[@somthingbrutal]

we have cookies ;)

[@karacarr2941]

You saying the invasions were a ‘god complex’ is harsh and unfair. You need to do more studying into why Britain invaded these countries. A lot had to do with actually fighting the French or the Dutch or Portuguese. In some case freeing those countries from dictators that may or may not have aligned with Britains government, values and or interests. True. But not all countries were invaded for long just to help free the majority and then give it back to the people in the hope they would do better and be stronger with their own people in power ruling fairly. Naivety on our part in a lot of cases. Hence countries falling back economically and socially into situations worse than before the Brits arrived. We did not rule so much of the world in one go like the Roman’s. If memory serves me right. Please let someone correct me if I’m wrong. I’m not saying any of it was right or wrong, nor fair or just. Or done humanly in some cases, but one thing we are good at is admitting when we’re wrong and trying to fix our mistakes if possible. Leaving Afghanistan the way we did was shocking. I truly hope we didn’t leave those that helped us behind!!! 😢 I just hope or stick my head in the sand and pray that the people are living a quieter more peaceful life there! I fear that’s not the case. 😔❤️🇬🇧

[@DenUitvreter]

Not really. The Dutch did most of the fighting with the Portuguese and Spanish and beat them, the English attacked the Dutch merchants because they couldn't compete in the far bigger and more important European trade. Only in the high risk/high reward Far East and Atlantic trade where gunships mattered they could make a buck. It was the Dark Ages mercantilists attacking the free trade capitalists of the Dutch Republic. The video is incorrect, the British burned down a Dutch island village once, but the invasions went the other way. The Dutch sailed up the Thames and the Medway to destroy the English navy in 1667 and in 1688 the Dutch Republic invaded and occupied London to take the throne and install new government, that is what gave Britian their current constitutional parliamentary monarchy, Bill of Rights and modern capitalism.

[@karacarr2941]

@ good to know. You learn something new every day 👍

[@mickstaplehurst8471]

Parliamentary democracy, railway systems, a politically independent judiciary and the end of slavery, we did what we could to make the world a better place. (Your understanding of the Second World War is extremely suspect!).

[@frankiefitzy8960]

You said why didn't we make these countries better how's about democracy trial by jury railroads and sharing all the inventions with those countries I'm looking at you USA

[@whitecompany18]

Governments and corporations need to understand that we the people dont have codes of conduct and may sort retribution without a court, especially if you are being financially screwed by said government or corporation. One thing i do know is that as i get older life in prison is less of a deterrent.

[@alananderson5731]

If i want the news,i put a news station on.

[@avia8082]

Dont listen to the British diehards in the comments we left places in a state after draining them of resources!

[@seanriley199]

Tbh England were a bit naughty in the past

[@davidlauder-qi5zv]

England? What about the rest of the UK as well? You know, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Why only refer to England?

[@NumptyBumpty-w9j]

Britain not England

[@sampfrost]

lost we didn’t is probably easier

[@ConradFlukes]

Just discovered you from listining to #43. Thank you

[@keefsmiff]

And when we are not doing all that ,we just like a nice cup of tea and a big roast dinner 😊.

[@kevinwhite981]

What can I say! We like a good scrap.😊

[@ministry_of_code]

Don't yawn while you're making a video. It makes it seem boring to us.

[@chrisward8323]

Sorry if we missed anyone, will get round to you soon as we have drank this cup of tea

[@tonysutcliffe5032]

The good old days.

[@liyunfei]

been a while....

[@smoonchild9401]

There is no active war now in Azerbaijan/Armenia, but there are still disputes over the Karabakh territory. Karabakh is recognized Azerbaijani territory, but was occupied by Armenia for 30 years and when Azerbaijan took it back in 2020, many Armenians living there decided to leave Karabakh which created new disputes.

[@MsGeoffh]

Hate us at will we don't care one bit.

[@samuelritchie5483]

Yes the damage we done trains,bridges and judiciary systems

[@johnderrick2501]

We were only trying to help.

[@REPLICANT84]

Disrespectful yawning all the time plus it amazes me at your lack of understanding of history. All empire was created in te same way by force just like America!

[@philstabler]

Anglo-Saxons.this video is nonsensical.

[@Æthelstān-thé-glørîøüs-96]

The world needs to get over it Britain isn’t the only empire that did bad things we may did some bad stuff but we all so did a lot of good stuff people nowadays our very uneducated when it come to history and historical facts black people our a perfect example of this and that a fact so with Middle Eastern people as well it’s not racist either when it’s fact

[@Jzscrstsprstr]

They invaded all these countries in order to improve them, you see. They did it out of philanthropy. They even enriched them! According to a calculation until 1938 they "enriched" India with minus $45 trillion. Of course we can argue about numbers as long as we want, but it wasn't known as Jewel in the Crown for nothing. The brits also want certain actions from the people they conquer (p.s. like to fight for or instead of them), and then they repay them by lying to them,cutting out parts of their land and creating hostile states to them. But what goes around, comes around, you know. p.s. The railways were to transport out all these riches they were stealing (you can't carry them on your back, you need trains for those). The unapologetic comments are pure gold, they are everything you would expect from these people.

[@EnigmaGameIn]

"They invaded all these countries in order to improve them, you see. They did it out of philanthropy" who said that ? How about 46 trillion witch is now the cost of building Indian railways. India was definitely the jewel in the crown and usually when you conquer a country the people who are conquered do have to do what the conquer says, its the way it was back then. pretty much every country has done it at some point in time. Where are you from if you don't mind me asking sir ?

[@Twotrainsrunning-u8y]

Without the British Empire the comfortable and long life you have in this modern world would not even exist. All the trappings of the first world that exist in the developing world were imported from the West, mostly Britain, from a universal clock (GMT) to Tarmac roads, to vaccines and antibiotics. But "according to a calculation" yeah that's so true. Written by a University professor with a current day woke agenda to make Western imperialism look bad. One lone voice in the wilderness with a figure plucked out of thin air. As you said, we can argue numbers as long as we want. How about the 1300 years of the East African slave trade? The 17 million people unalived by just one Mxxlim general - Tamerlane etc... There's some numbers for you. And what have the people of your fine nation ever done and given to benefit mankind? Like stopping slavery, harnessing electricity as a power source, things like that. I know an answer from you will be a long time coming....

[@davidlauder-qi5zv]

WHAT calculation? Who came up with the figure of £45 trillion? How was it actually calculated? It seems that you are simply repeating a figure which has previously been plucked out of thin air.