OH CANADA!? LEO MAJOR - The One-eyed LEGEND! | REACTION!

This Canadian Badass! This Is Leo Major! What a legend! guys please let me know if you want more of these stories of individuals doing bad ass things during wartime.
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[@Shamacanada]

A dutch TV crew came to Canada to interview Leo for a documentary that was about him. His wife answered the door and asked how she could help them. They responded, we want to interview the legendary hero of Hollands liberation. She responded "what?!" "Leo what is this?" Leo responded, "Well you told me, you didnt want to hear any stupid war stories"

[@Shamacanada]

Oh yeah, subscibed!

[@Gantzz321]

heard the answer was different "Would you believe these story if someone told you they did all these things, I didn't want my family to look down on me"

[@AL-fl4jk]

@@Gantzz321he could have said two things

[@tusk3260]

In the last part, to give you an ideo how big that battle was, 1 Chinese division in the Korean war was 7000 men and he said divisions with a S! That means minimum 14000 chinese vs 19 Canadians.

[@marcst-maurice111]

Legends

[@bf3and4highlights83]

People talk about what the Geneva Convention is but not why it is. Rather proud that it came to be because of us. Here's a question, during war a Canadian soldier would rather A: Give you the time of day or B: shoot you? Hint, Germans very often got this wrong. August 1918 letter from Lt. R.C. Germain to his parents in Canada that describes the grim aftermath of a bloody battle for a strategic ridge: "After losing half of my company there, we rushed them and they had the nerve to throw up their hands and cry, 'Kamerad.' All the 'Kamerad' they got was a foot of cold steel thro' them from my remaining men while I blew their brains out with my revolver without any hesitation. "You may think this rather rough, but if you had seen my boys go down you would have done the same and my only regret is that too many prisoners were taken."

[@MCscarfacematt]

he is why im canadian after the war Mr grand parents left zwolle after about 7 years of helping rebuild and landed in halifax eventually settling in Ontario. canadians are treated like gods there

[@rayWH40k]

If the Canadian stops saying sorry we got to be worried

[@xGoodOldSmurfehx]

Yes, the rest of the world is coming in hard about that northern atlantic trade route but it goes through our waters We are indeed about to stop saying sorry

[@Branwhin]

You've got that right, Bud! :D But I very much doubt you need to be worried, we much prefer to be friendly. (just mind the meese and the cobra chickens)

[@rayWH40k]

@@Branwhin you Canadians dropped wolfs with parachutes.

[@oli9881]

Canadian in peace time: i'm sorry Canadian during war time: youre sorry

[@terrygaudio1053]

I am going to suggest you also look up First Nations Canadian Soldier, Tommy Prince. Tommy was a member of the famed joint US/Canada force "The Devil's Brigade". He became one of the most decorated soldiers in Canadian history. He even was one of the few non Americans (at the time) to be awarded the Silver Star. He was honoured with a stamp series and a Canadian Heritage Minute. ( These are 1 minute history lessons told with warts and all, which I would suggest you look also look into as they often depict Canadas efforts during the war of 1812, WW1, WW2 and Peacekeeping). There's a 60s movie about the Devil's Brigade as well.

[@jokulsnow9903]

It turned out that the zombies had been captured and were held in the town he liberated. So, mission accomplished.

[@trentrouse5991]

Simple History is a great channel. The story of the Green Beret that got hit like 18 times and survived, Roy Benevides, that was awarded the Medal of Honor

[@WreckedNation01]

I think we have that story on the channel

[@quebecforce111]

i'm Québécois (Canadian) and here the nickname of Leo Major are the The Rambo Québécois.

[@andywatkins6796]

The man who fought with a longbow and swords is an absolutely amazing story of 'Mad Jack' Churchill who was an absolute legend. Its a must see and you'll definitely enjoy it.

[@theJfox2010]

the street name at the end is leo name for his honor

[@xGoodOldSmurfehx]

Canadian soldiers are nice, well-disciplined and well-trained but when the destroy order comes through you don't want to be the enemy Also most people absolutely don't realise just how high a rate of fire must be for a mortar tube to overheat AND warp, they were dishing out a sustained barrage of hundreds and hundreds of shells per minute for that to happen

[@lizwiz2779]

DON'T PIZZ OFF A FROG EH!🍁🍁🍁🍁

[@djftremblay5895]

They even make a maple syrup gin with his name on the label i drink to him once a while 😀

[@DarthBill-h6f]

the Longbow and Sword pop up was about "Mad" Jack Churchill, definitely worth looking him up

[@jasonsol1719]

Canadian Rambo 🎖️

[@AlainPare]

Québécois Rambo please.

[@DocIrish852]

We want more bud🇮🇪

[@davidedwards3838]

React to canadians change when they hear the word war.

[@alibennett78]

This is interesting I have to say and it's good to change the source of stories like the same kind of stories but from different aspects

[@andywatkins6796]

Oh another person you will like is british soldier Adrian Carton de Wiart or as he is better known ' the un-killable soldier' but recommend you do Mad Jack first.

[@ellesee7079]

Is there a medical condition where you don't have the ability to feel fear, cos I'm sure everyone with it signed up to fight in WW2!! 😮 You need to watch the guy who fought with a longbow and sword - he really is a legend! Don't forget to look up Douglas Bader - I think you'll like him!

[@arthurelliott-ds3eo]

I think u are doing a wonderful job at giving us more then just the fat electrician

[@CelticAngel2530]

I love the way you format your channel. I believe that using different content creators, we learn about more things because everyone is different. I'm here for it. Lol

[@tyrellalexander-f1i]

Shout out to be fellow Canadian! We be crazy in war! Gotta get the job done!

[@xGoodOldSmurfehx]

The enemy can't keep fighting if he is dead

[@mroldsalty]

Leo's story would make a great movie but who will pay to make it. The Americans and Brits make movies about their own history and not Canada. Love to see this one though.

[@nightkissg6520]

Here is another Canadian hero plus you get a new song from sabaton to listen to Sabaton history - Ghost in the trenches kzbin.info/www/bejne/i3uzqn-irc9rpLssi=bsJEZFGEhGiZyDDR The sabaton song goes by the same name /with love

[@kevo6190]

Grim reaper.... Yeah. Great channel mate. Keep it up👏👍

[@alibennett78]

Leo the legend even though legend seems such a small word to use for this chap

[@davidbrock2450]

U need to watch the easy to find on Utube video "When Canadians here the world WAR" This will show U how bad ass Canadian Soldiers are. A Canadian held the record for the longest confirmed Sniper kill to a female Ukrainian sniper beat it. At one point in time, 3 of the top 5 distance sniper kills were held by Canadian soldiers.

[@alibennett78]

The ones that are there but not really zombies name i suppose suited them

[@alibennett78]

Like I lost an eye but god gave me two ill use the other one

[@trevortaylor5501]

I get it.

[@CelticAngel2530]

Thanks!

[@WreckedNation01]

You are a legend! Thank you.

[@aaronhenley4741]

Look, I’m just going to say it: Leo is the grandfather of Solid Snake. That’s my head canon.

[@rikk319]

No joke. Bro inspired B.J. Blaskowitz and all 1st person shooters. Every FPS you've played--Leo Major literally lived it.

[@MrLandega]

Close mate, Leo Major clearly was the operative codenamed, 'Naked Snake'. He was trained very very well by whomever was dubbed, 'The Boss'. WW2 was Naked Snake's baby years, obviously. In the Korean war, Snake was tasked with killing The Boss and upon completion of that objective...Big Boss was unveiled, disguised for evacuation (Big Boss's medic became Venom Snake before assuming the title of Big Boss and plotting The USA's destruction.) ,The real Big Boss was then cloned several times afterwards, in order to maintain Big Boss's legacy existence in future generations. (This is where Solid Snake, Liquid Snake and Solidus Snake came from) Where Hideo Kojima learned of all this is back in the 1980s is beyond my comprehension but this now my head-canon.

[@alibennett78]

I swear thank god they missed

[@ivorholtskog5506]

He was not an American there for no movie.

[@rikk319]

Yeah, don't expect American film industry to make a film about a non-American.

[@alibennett78]

Jaysus there was someone watching over Leo