Threads: Every Day (1984 - 1998)

This is a reupload of a video I made for the movie "Threads" from 1984, after I made some corrections I didn't catch the first time.
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[@channelwarrior861]

In the Threads universe, today marks 40 years since the nuclear bomb has been dropped in Sheffield.

[@Hugh_Morris]

From Sheffield misen, place is still a shithole

[@brhodes0]

I felt sorry for the council when they got entombed by their own town hall. Hard cheese lads

[@jaysay3177]

Ironically the real Sheffield town hall was destroyed and pulled down by the local government just a few years after building it. So they destroyed it before any real attack did! They used to waste material to fill in an under-pass road system they’d built 20 years or so before which was also deemed not needed despite rising traffic levels!

[@StatsJames]

Nobody: Europe: 💀 Ireland after WWIII:🔥This is fine. 🔥

[@dinahwhite3929]

I💚R🤍A🧡 i will survive i will survive yeah yeah🎵🎵

[@toainsully]

Switzerland after WWIII: "Where did everybody go?"

[@rethguals]

8:53 Oh look, Ireland cheekily reunifies the North while the rest of the world is busy with the apocalypse

[@ryancarroll3957]

Lucky for us winds would blow northwest. We also have an agricultural surplus. So we'd bed ok IF there wasn't so many warheads gone off that sunlight had trouble getting through. In that scenario animals can't graze crops can't grow and werein big trouble

[@MonitorAnimate]

Russia: 💀 Japan: 💀 Korea: 💀 India: 💀 Brazil: 💀 United States: 💀 Akira: 💀 Terminator: 💀 Fallout Survivors: 💀 Roblox: 💀 Minecraft: 💀 Antarctica: 💀 Africa: 💀 Arabia + Israel: 💀 Ukraine: 💀 and Also Moscow: 💀

[@Threads1984scenes]

Hello, I commented on this video a few weeks ago but I believe there was a glitch and my comment disappeared. I'm here to thank you for making this video, the small fanbase dedicated to Threads over on reddit, discord, and facebook are very grateful. We were going to make a similar video, but oh well, you beat us to it! Good luck with the channel!

[@jamiemcintosh3030]

The iconic traffic warden with the bandaged face is Michael Beesford.

[@jamiemcintosh3030]

Or it's Michael Beecroft.

[@GeneralFalcon3847]

Pure coincidence that it is set in 1984.

[@charlesbritten4220]

That's when it was screened. A year earlier the Americans produced their own version called The Day After. It should be remembered this was a pretty Febrile time, with the USSR going through a succession of leaders after Brezhnev died, with Andropov and Chernenko both dying after short periods in charge before Gorbachev emerged in 1986. We now know that only a Russian missile monitoring station commander judging an apparent missile launch by the US as a false alarm prevented a Soviet 'retaliatory' stroke in 1983. Those were pretty scary days.

[@HeadsetHatGuy]

literally 1984

[@FrederikOlsen]

I think I saw an argument once that it's set in 1988. The dates given line up with that year.

[@specialandroid1603]

The early 80's was the height of the cold war.

[@lh7325]

​@@FrederikOlsenYeah, I read that recently, too.

[@Heretican]

Would love an expanded universe for Threads, basically the British equivalent of Fallout, STALKER etc.

[@chasehedges6775]

💯💯

[@chasehedges6775]

Agreed

[@RaccoonKCD]

I know that the Fallout London mod has taken some inspiration from threads obviously with it being one of our only good nuclear apocalypse movies. Probably the closest were gonna get lol

[@chasehedges6775]

Fallout London would be a good idea for a film, IMO

[@SuperGman117]

It's not really comparable IMO. Those other two are fantasy compared to Threads.

[@raindancer80]

I was much too young to watch this when it was on originally, but have watched it a couple of times as an adult. Very well done, absolutely chilling. We're really relying on M.A.D to stop this from happening.

[@cosmicwartoad2587]

The best way is to stop the politicians.

[@fudalimam9831]

"Human civilization is sent back centuries" Ireland:Am i a joke to you?

[@TraTranc]

Even if not directly hit, it would suffer the effects of electro-magnetic pulse from nuclear detonations in Britain and from the fallout.

[@federalinvestigationbureau5814]

​@@TraTrancand there were literally three nuclear attacks near the border with Ireland, enough to devastate the part of the country close to the border (and that is because Ireland is not a target of the USSR, imagine if that were the case it would literally be the UK but 1000 worse and almost no chance of survival (like, if the UK collapsed even with a strong and prepared government and military forces, imagine Ireland) In short, in a nuclear war there are no winners and everyone suffers, especially small and unprepared countries like Ireland (and I don't hate the Irish people for God's sake I even wrote this in another comment here if the comment doesn't appear blame KZbin for literally be snowflakes and be Twitter before and even after elon musk bought the social network)

[@federalinvestigationbureau5814]

​@@TraTrancand besides there were three nuclear attacks near the border with Ireland, that was enough to destroy that part of the country, imagine if the USSR considered Ireland a legitimate target, it would be UK 2.0 but 1000 worse and with almost no chance of survival

[@CaptainGlennQuagmire.]

YES.

[@Diego-lt4wm]

South America...

[@zhukie]

I think I still have PTSD from watching this in 1984 😬 lol. I moved into the inner city in 1985 specifically because I figured if things really kicked off I'd "go up in the first flash" lol And just as a friendly FYI, it's 'Pact' and not 'Pack

[@Lysimachus]

The entire video is riddled with spelling mistakes, even the same words are repeatedly spelled incorrectly. The proofreaders died in the blasts presumably.

[@manofaction1807]

Threads, and The Day After. Those movies were the reason why I walk around town with a Mohawk, Shoulder pads, and Assless pants.

[@RaccoonKCD]

Relatable. Ever since i saw Mad Max 2 I dress like humongous

[@killtheZOG]

Stop blaming these movies for why you walk around like you got m*lested

[@Dylan-sf3bv]

My parents were just a few years younger than jimmy and Ruth would have been at the time this film was made. For some reason I picture my own family at the time and how they would have dealt with this situation, which makes it considerably more haunting than it otherwise is while viewing it on a personal level. Threads Is truly the most disturbing film I have ever seen and I don’t think that anything will ever surpass it

[@hotelmario510]

I never actually realised that the US was technically the aggressor in the war - I always thought the Russians invaded Iran for no reason. Then again, it doesn't really make any odds either way. The point is the war touches off for no good reason when you really boil it down.

[@chasehedges6775]

Interesting

[@phankhaihamon2342]

The US launched it coup to end the Islamic regime. And became a bloody world war.

[@whiskeyandchoke]

it makes sense considering the US' foreign policy historically - at least in my opinion the reason China adopted MAD was because the Americans were seen to be the ones that would strike first in the majority of cases.

[@baileygregory9192]

Love threads. Its so surreal to watch as well as its one of the few films set were i grew up so its fun to watch spots i recognise

[@aldaoroman]

I thank you so Fkng much for this, this Movie REALLY gave me the chills, as an Argentinian, I can't imagine what english people felt at the Time.

[@spudskie3907]

I remember watching “Threads” here in the US back in 1984. The hospital scene still gives me nightmares. The most horrifying scene I’ve ever seen in any film. I know I’m not the only one curious as to what the UK (or what was the UK) and the rest of the world would be like 40 years after the attacks. They should make a sequel or something.

[@chasehedges6775]

💯💯👍👍

[@chasehedges6775]

The whole film is a nightmare

[@michaelmartin9022]

You should see the "banned" (at the time) predecessor to Threads, whose name I've now cleverly forgotten (should be easy to find, though). Being in black and white doesn't reduce the impact one bit.

[@rogueriderhood1862]

@@michaelmartin9022 Would that be 'The War Game'?

[@michaelmartin9022]

@@rogueriderhood1862 Ah yes, that was it

[@michael120.]

really nice touch on the governments disintegrating with the echoing out of the song, like the fallout video

[@boriscraftchannel1515]

When "Begin again" from "Dead Money" started, I had a chill. (Sorry for my lack English)

[@Naturewalkingthrough]

This was great. I had empathy for the leadership because many games I played had you in similar roles. Banished is the most famous where food supply was as reliable as a weak thread (no pun intended).

[@IBETHISNAMEISTAKEN]

There's strategy games where you play as a country fighting WW3, or survivors after the apocalypse, that feature the same theme. DEFCON and Frostpunk come to mind.

[@jasonthewatchmansson8873]

How old are you? I would be interested to know how kids and young adults born after the Cold War react to Threads. The movie has no CGI and it deals with an era that ended 30 years ago, so I wonder if it still has an impact.

[@manofaction1807]

The Cold War wasn't pushed. That was around 90-93, so we were in the Desert Storm and Panama phases, where we were pushing on past the Glasnost days and remerging former Soviet countries. Serbia was kicking off, and we had Central America and Somalia to worry about... That's one of the reasons why the Leftists grabbed as deep a foothold in Western society as they have.

[@spacecat3198]

I watched movies from the 50s in the 80s and 90s, they were old fashioned but the stories were fun. There's still dated stuff that I love, so I can see what the younger gens could see in this. Also the bomb effects from both movies look bad, Threads is actually the worst with people who should have been flashblinded, etc. It's actually the impact of the movies that are effective. They're very effective. I can see anyone curious about nukes watching them. There needs to be a modern version though since the lead up to the nukes is dated now. I hope if they do, they learn from the older movies for effectiveness and they've no excuse for no realism with bomb attacks.

[@RaccoonKCD]

I'm 21 and watched threads when i was about 19 after finding it online, with the way the world is at the moment id say its still a pretty relevant movie and important to see

[@killtheZOG]

@@RaccoonKCD why is it important to see? So you can scare yourself? I’m your age, realistically if a nuclear war broke out what difference would this movie make? None at all.

[@baileygregory9192]

As an 18 year old I still love the film as I don't mind special and enjoy practical effects. I think it still remains a fairly penitent film even for ppl my agein 2024. Doubly so as it's set we're live

[@danielmorse4213]

This is awesome. Great job!

[@SwoteOffical]

What do the borders within Britian mean? Are those reclaimed areas of the central government or independent rump states?

[@megalodonfilms5148]

Independent states. The British government doesn't exist anymore and the whole era has become decentralized city states or lordships.

[@SwoteOffical]

@@megalodonfilms5148 alright thanks man

[@kenwelckle367]

If man destroyed him selfs in nuclear war. It should read on its tomb stone. Here's lyes the ruins of man and his civilization. That he destroyed by his own hands and weapons he created. Because mankind failed to learn from his own past and mistakes.

[@tubbiele2]

​@@megalodonfilms5148 no no, it's that the government decides to divide itself in order to be more manageable. It's in BBC TV documentaries from 1983

[@RMProjects785]

@@megalodonfilms5148 My interpretation is that local councils and governments in the UK become their own sort of fiefs like from feudal times, as the central government is powerless to handle the situation. So the UK still exists on paper, but in reality it's a feudal system of local counties desperately trying to manage the situation in any way they can.

[@manofaction1807]

If you haven't seen it- A Boy and His Dog. check it out, you'll like it.

[@sekutard5157]

craziest fucking intro for this WHAT

[@Naturewalkingthrough]

Plus I forgot that threads can be seen as a prequel to a book called Ridley walker.

[@RCT3Crashes100]

5:37 - The thing about the scale of the Nuclear attack in _Threads_ which is perhaps the most unsettling of all is the sheer effort to which the USSR ensures complete and total destruction of the civilian population. While many nuclear war scenarios of this era showcase the attacking force targeting cities known to host military infrastructure, here there are scarcely any large settlements which aren’t obliterated, including those with no strategic role or purpose whatsoever. This attack wasn’t just about neutralising an enemy, but inflicting as much cruelty, terror and suffering as possible.

[@puterboy2]

Now if you can do the same for The Day After. But it probably wasn't very long.

[@darkstar8799]

This is a useful addition to Threads, but it would be better if it wasn’t full of spelling, grammar, and military mistakes. They’re on almost every slide. For example, there is no US “10th Airborne Division” - the US Army’s rapid response force in that period was the 82nd Airborne division. Nuclear missile warheads were causing the damage in Britain, not “bombs”. Cleaning up these distractions would make the timeline more useful.

[@megalodonfilms5148]

Thank you. I'm not entirely sure which spelling mistakes your talking about since I put the script of the video through many editing softwares to catch mistakes. When it comes to airborne divisions, I was using the information used in the movie so if they got something wrong I might have put it in by accident. Though I may have made some errors myself as well.

[@darkstar8799]

@@megalodonfilms5148 thanks. If I have time I’ll try to get you something more detailed and specific.

[@Gingycat100]

@@megalodonfilms5148 Sorry I appreciate the effort you've put into this but you haven't spelt invasion or Britain correctly for starters. "Invastion" & "Britian". It was the 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) btw.

[@megalodonfilms5148]

@@Gingycat100 Yeah I saw that. Sorry. I have terrible grammar

[@paulohagan3309]

@@megalodonfilms5148 The grammar doesn't affect the impact, lad. good effort and still grim.

[@BCEandBeyond]

What app or program did you use to make these maps?

[@stainlesssteelfox1]

I'm old enough to have watched this in school in the UK as a teeanger, and it scared me s**tless, which after all was it's job. I had nightmares about being in my bedroom and hearing a siren, and the last thing I'd see was a flash of light and heat.

[@Qualimar]

I can't tell if the inhabitants of Blackpool are lucky in this timeline (since it is one of the few major towns not hit by a strike or particularly) or unlucky (since being intact it will inevitably be swamped by refugees from more devastated areas, is probably under draconian military/police control from the start and will obviously suffer the same as everyone from fallout, shortages and disease.)

[@mrmakrin21]

What a wild first event

[@romanaii]

Sorry if sounding a bit thick but what are the colour codes on the maps

[@comradealex85]

Awesome, but I feel the map needs more explanation on the meaning of the colours and boundary lines. I think I get what you were trying to do. Keep it up! 👍

[@auacc93]

Whats the intro song

[@geosword6]

Many people think that this can't happen anymore. That we're all more enlightened... But to quote Alfred from Batman: 'Some men aren't looking for anything logical, like money. They can't be bought, bullied, reasoned, or negotiated with. Some men just want to watch the world burn.' Treat everyday as though it's your last and max it out. Some asshole could quite literally end it in a flash.

[@alouvoss]

Does anyone know of a download/streaming option for Threads?

[@Schnorbitz]

Who the hell puts milk in first when having cereal

[@Wolfen443]

The scary part of this films is that any crisis now can escalate into nuclear weapons being used.

[@aloysiusbelisarius9992]

Essentially the BBC's answer to ABC's "The Day After," which played the year prior. I have to say, the captions in "Threads" gave a bit more of a scary prelude to the climax than the background news sound bytes used in "The Day After"; but for the respective climaxes, I prefer the older one's scene. Some argue that the worst feeling is to be suddenly fried by an exploding nuke. I disagree. Being in close proximity to a missile base and seeing multiple plumes of exhaust smoke rising fast into the sky, knowing exactly what that means and knowing you are helpless to stop what is coming, which you can predict within 10 to 30 minutes...that has to be the worst feeling. But both movies had their terrifying appeal to me, having me (and others of my generation, I'm sure) wondering what the world would be like when we were 30, and whether we'd still be around to see 30. So glad the Cold War is all over now. 😝

[@cosmicwartoad2587]

But Biden, Putin and Jinping have a cold war mentality and resurrected it.

[@opaqueentity]

Very nice :) Didn't think that many nukes were actually aimed at the UK (and not Holland in the corner!) in this scenario, especially due to the high altitude one.

[@megalodonfilms5148]

For the video I used the UK’s 180 nuke scenario published by the government in the 1970s. While the movie Threads used a slightly different nuclear attack scenario for its movie, I used the one with publicly available data, which is pretty close to the one used in the film.

[@opaqueentity]

@@megalodonfilms5148 thought it might be that :) It does show the local bases so could very well be possible that was applied just not represented in the show as they move to concentrate on Sheffield

[@aleksandarvil5718]

Fallout, BRITISH EDITION!!!

[@chasehedges6775]

👍

[@hotelmario510]

_Fallout_ is a lot more optimistic than _Threads._ In _Fallout_ there is at least some chance of rebuilding and a return to agriculture within a few generations, plus there is adequate shelter in the vaults until the worst of it passes. _Threads_ ends with agriculture basically destroyed and the next generation of humans being stillborn mutants. Womp womp.

[@chasehedges6775]

@@hotelmario510 Fallout and Threads COULD Not be any more different

[@RMProjects785]

Threads makes Fallout look like Teletubbies lol

[@desuretard8654]

you have a pretty interesting channel. you're doing the same stuff that I wanted to do when I was younger. too bad you're not as popular as Filmcraft Productions or MrOrangizz was.

[@megalodonfilms5148]

Thank you!

[@AudieHolland]

Poor Britian! May 26, 1984 - 08:06 Police and Firefighters deployed That doesn't sound correct though. If I remember correctly, they moved the firefighting equipment out of the city to prevent them from being destroyed.

[@opaqueentity]

Yes, that is their deployment, To be moved out of the central areas

[@AndrewArminRyan]

I view threads as a prequel to 1984.

[@chasehedges6775]

💯👍💯True

[@JackOpulski]

Is the Netherlands permanently dead or did I misunderstand the color coding?

[@megalodonfilms5148]

They probably had nations or city states that were made after the war but we don’t know about them so I just left it blank

[@JackOpulski]

@@megalodonfilms5148 Oh, that makes sense, thanks for clarifying. :)

[@Brehat29]

Jimmy is never seen actually being killed. His fate is unknown. I always wondered if the old man in the bed next to Jane at the end of the movie was not Jimmy.

[@che_guevara67]

january 1987..ireland goes completely green and is re united :)....see?..not all bad...

[@dinahwhite3929]

blackpool and southend on the sea still standing

[@reesespuffs1943]

🕺💃🕺💃🕺💃🕺💃

[@federalinvestigationbureau5814]

but Ireland would probably suffer from the radiation carried by the winds and the British refugees wanting to enter the country and famine because there was nuclear winter at a global level and the crops would die or not even grow(or worse, Ireland could also be targets of nuclear attacks, of the USSR like Austria and Switzerland because even though they are neutral they also have great ties with the European Union (which also has military protocols) and with NATO, being neutral does not mean that you will not be attacked by a military power ( the second world war is an example) so the unification of Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland (if it is not attacked and still exists and can withstand the refugees, the radiation being carried by the winds and the lack of crops) will not be worth a lot of things for the country, this territorial gain, would only cause more problems for Ireland than helping the only ones who would love this unification would be the IRA but I highly doubt that they still exist in this universe because if not even a powerful and centralized group like the UK couldn't handle it, just imagine a paramilitary group that is considered a terrorist group by both countries

[@rogueriderhood1862]

@@federalinvestigationbureau5814 Another famine for Ireland, then. Is there any way they can blame the British?

[@NPA1001]

Okay someone has been watching Fallout

[@SuperTed19021]

*Very good!* But still a lot of mistakes.

[@megalodonfilms5148]

Yeah I got terrible spelling lol

[@shadowpoet4398]

The fallout music... 💖

[@williamobrien3663]

The mutants of carlisle was here.

[@phankhaihamon2342]

I saw the movie in 2017, and it still makes me dreading about what might happen if a nuclear war broke out (consider the 2017 North Korean nuclear test). I was 17 years old then, and I can't forget it. Of course, nuclear war in fictional media is nothing new, and this nonsense will take me to a whole other level. Not to mention the film's fucking ending, which is essentially quiet. There's no music. The sound of the wind makes you understand that humankind in the picture is completely gone!

[@bennickss]

What do the pale yellow areas represent?

[@megalodonfilms5148]

Means countries or states that aren’t mentioned or aren’t named but I’m pretty sure would exist. The borders should be taken for a grain of salt though because they don’t show what the UK looks like on a map after the war.

[@cosmicwartoad2587]

You'd have thought that after the first nuclear exchange the politicians'd wake up?

[@LupusGelos]

I have one big question that ive struggled to find answers to with threads: Is the government ACTUALLY destroyed? One moment the film claims it collapses by year 4, but the next, there's still police, nurses, and even coal mining, by year 10.

[@CrabTV567]

i assume the council is replaced by some high ranking military figure, seeing it logically makes sense the people with the guns and most food would be top of the higherarchy

[@awordabout...3061]

Chances are the government were evacuated during the last few hours to one of the control bunkers, assuming they got out of London in time, but would quickly have been obsolete. Who are you going to listen to - Thatcher, eighty miles away underground waiting for food and water to run out, or the traffic warden with the gun right next to you?

[@LupusGelos]

I remember recently, there was a story on some Excavated mine somewhere in the UK, which was meant to act as a huge COG bunker for the Royal family and UK leaders, housing 4000 personnel.

[@tubbiele2]

No. Threads fan reporting

[@RMProjects785]

My interpretation is that local councils and governments become sort of like fiefdoms from feudal times, with the UK still existing on paper, but in reality local counties are the only polities with power, desperately trying to manage the situation as the central government is powerless. After a few decades, I think the UK government would gradually start to be rebuilt

[@cosmicwartoad2587]

All Putin, Biden have to do is get on the phone and say 'we've got to talk before we let things get out of hand and none of us'll have much of a Europe, USA, Russia, Ukraine, China or Taiwan left'. It can't that hard can it considering they're university graduates?

[@sifridbassoon]

I thought it interesting that apparently no bombs fell on Irish Republic

[@UKMDI]

It still likely would have fell because of anarchy in the north and the nuclear winter.

[@UKMDI]

Just watched the video and to be honest I would think if the Irish republic had survived the winter it would be severely Authoritarian and probably couldn't take on the burden of the desecrated Northern Ireland

[@chickenpommes19]

Ireland would probably sign treaties to become a russian oblast the first chance they get

[@awordabout...3061]

What's the track used from 8:00?

[@helemet]

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[@antoinebechard9630]

Fallout New Vegas Soundtrack - Begin Again

[@user-hq8vm4vx1r]

What a sad way to end the 2nd millennium.

[@dgattenb]

i'll stay in portsmouth or aberdeen , according to the map they are not touched :):)P

[@rogueriderhood1862]

I'd be very surprised if either survived. Portsmouth is the home of the Royal Navy, and Aberdeen is North Sea oil. Both prime targets.

[@dgattenb]

@@rogueriderhood1862 but they wre not on the map lol so they are fine

[@rogueriderhood1862]

@@dgattenb I admire your optimism! 😊

[@gettyfanatic8860]

I mean this was taken place in about 1983

[@kernowpolski]

Professionally done except for the huge numbers of spelling mistakes - please use a spell-check. It won't take much work. Thanks

[@helemet]

Esta película me horrorizo cuando la vi por primera vez 🥲💀💀

[@natheria4933]

If the generation that came after was so badly mutated, it would probably mean that humanity is essentially doomed to a slow death. Average IQ declines due to increased rates of retardation, death rates are high due to rampant disease, lack of secure necessities like housing/food/water, and infighting. Birth rates decline due to radiation. This would mean that the surviving population probably wouldn't be able to produce enough offspring to create a net positive or at least stabilize the population at it's current rate. Within the next three generations, its likely that humanity will be extinct. The only hope humanity has of surviving would be in small communities of people far enough away from the fallout and radiation hotspots to be able to avoid the worst of the long term contaminations. However, there's still the question of whether or not the gene pool of those communities will be large enough to allow for a stable and healthy population to grow.

[@jimjones4852]

Most depressing film ever made.

[@LordOfDaCyborgMOOSE]

Pretty good work but your spelling and grammar skills need some improvement

[@mikequinlivan8842]

It pays the best Irish, kids!!! Looks like us Irish are forced once again to populate the whole world. You’re welcome. ;)

[@trevorhalpin658]

Apparently, the Soviets planned to nuke Cork, Dublin and Shannon airports to prevent them being used by NATO.

[@khiggins8733]

No The Russian Embassy in Dublin applied and were refused planning permission to build a bunker with its own water supply and air filtration system at the rear of their Embassy. That tells you they know we are a target !

[@federalinvestigationbureau5814]

if Ireland does not collapse due to the large number of refugees, the radiation being carried by the winds (in fact there have been some nuclear attacks near the Irish border) and the lack of food because the world will have a nuclear winter and the crops will die or not even be born, apart from the panic and social disorder that will be in the country (or even worse, Ireland could be attacked by nuclear weapons from the USSR because even though Ireland is neutral it has good ties with the European Union and NATO, just like Finland,Austria,Switzerland and Sweden so for the Soviets these countries would be considered threats even if small and literally legitimate targets so Ireland got screwed a lot in this universe)

[@WarWulf778]

I can't remember the specifics, but the soviets did target a number of cities and ports in RoI in order to prevent any relief ships getting to NATO countries from the US.

[@stephanielaurenbounds4958]

Misspelled Britain. 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@xerofilter]

Great effort, but spelling and grammar was absolutely atrocious.

[@soberskipower]

Ireland: 🍿 (even occupied northern ireland)

[@eddy_malouempereur_du_cong6536]

Ireland be like : now we are the masters of the world

[@chasehedges6775]

😂😂😂👍💯

[@barron8006]

but it was worth it, wasn't it, thatcher/reagan and the calvinist work ethic, duh duh

[@thomasmatthewharris1980]

I hope we avoid this

[@zoltangabordudas4393]

"Invastion"... Sure...