Inside Northern Ireland’s Notorious Divided Estates

[@WendallExplores]

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[@notbotheredpodcast]

The bag looks top to be fair

[@JerryAdam-q2h]

Is there any catholics left in ireland?

[@Mdxy987]

​@@JerryAdam-q2h no Jerry lreland is lslamic now these days, it's all about Allah now.. Sharia mc Donald and Muhammad Adams are all converted..

[@Mdxy987]

No Jerry all coverted to Muslim now, it's Sharia mc Donald and Muhammad Adams now..

[@Mdxy987]

No Jerry they all converted to that religion that your not allowed mention on KZbin, ask muhammad adams about it.

[@margaretthatcher6828]

I'm from the US and have always been interested in this conflict. Paul was a wealth of gold....stories I've never red in a book. Thank you so very much and thank you Wendall.

[@Moondogg111]

You should plan a trip here, you'll learn more from local people than you'll ever be able to read

[@SMNC-mf4fb]

@@Moondogg111I always suggest spring time to people who want to come visit. It’s truly it’s best here in spring time.

[@andemoore5192]

Having grown up in Belfast as a child of the seventies, I actually find it sick to make money about the divided fucked up thoughts, that only knobends controlled your community. I left, due to the Sick Fuckers .

[@TravellingTorunn]

Thank you for telling this story and for letting people tell about their lives. This is very undercommunicated in the schools. A lot of these stories are new to me.

[@rickyprice7586]

I commented on your last video about Northern Ireland where I said my son lives just outside Belfast. I go a few times per year and find the place and the people brilliant. That guy Paul is correct about they are not filling the prisons or graveyards they are filling the universities. It takes generations to change things. I'm not saying you forget what's happened but you move on. My son is 16 just started college. They are the future. Move forward.

[@WendallExplores]

Wonderful comment 👏

[@asknwclips7672]

genuinely one of the best yt vids i've watched. thank you, man.

[@martinwarner3593]

I am half Irish and my folks are from Galway and Kerry. I had never been to Northern Ireland until earlier this year and I stayed in Donegal as we were going to a wedding in Derry. My four days in Belfast and Derry will never leave me and I will definitely be going back soon I am 60, remember the Troubles very clearly and suffered prejudice growing up as an Irish kid in South London…. The way the lovely, wonderful and friendly people in Northern Ireland impacted on me will never leave me, I am not to ashamed to say it makes me cry from time to time, so many innocent lives lost in both communities ❤❤❤❤❤❤ The people of Northern Ireland are so wonderful and I fervently pray that we NEVER return to the dark days of the Troubles

[@helenreid7712]

Good man. Thanks for this . I'm English, living in Ireland. Sligo. More English people need to know this stuff.

[@WendallExplores]

I’ve visited Sligo, beautiful place

[@Towmas]

Just in Sligo earlier in the week! My g. Grand father was born in Rosses Point, Regan last name

[@bodger7134]

My mother was from Sligo,Lord Edward Street,one of the knocked down low number properties.Dad was English.I was born in England and have lived here all my life. I now have a Irish passport and avoid all the nonsense post Brexit. Enjoyed your video.❤

[@jameslahiffebaker2412]

Was in sligo 2 weeks ago. It's stunning!

[@inout3513]

I'm happy to see that you made the effort to see and hear both sides of the community in derry

[@gavindouglas7020]

It's Londonderry

[@flawless_indica9661]

​@gavindouglas7020 it really doesn't matter ppl call it derry, ppl call it the other. Live with it, wise up and fuck off

[@CaoilteMacConchoille]

​@@gavindouglas7020it's actually Doire.

[@gavindouglas7020]

@CaoilteMacConchoille your not British so you don't get a say in my country

[@CaoilteMacConchoille]

@gavindouglas7020 you don't get to steal my country.

[@SlickMick1987]

I'm from Belfast myself. Massive respect to you for educating yourself and others. Fantastic video in Derry. You should be proud of your work.

[@ralph-io6bj]

Just found your site. Was a very interesting video of Derry and the history of the troubles there decades ago. I look forward to watching more videos on your site! Thank you for making them! Great work!

[@urbanrider429]

What a fantastic informative documentary,I remember as a child every night on the news reports of murders in Northern Ireland,it got so normal to hear

[@marshmallowblaster]

Derry Girls got me interested in Northern Ireland, now I'm watching all of your videos of the whole UK. It's so interesting as an American to learn that the UK is not all gilded palaces, and it makes British and Irish people much more relatable.

[@Aphex1471]

Thank you for making such an informative documentary of Derry City where I was born and still live, Paul Doherty is an absolute legend of a man who experienced severe trauma but yet continues to share the truth about exactly what happened on bloody Sunday 👍

[@WalterHopevalleyrailwayenthusi]

Londonderry

[@magamaga1827]

how the heck did you end up with a migrant mayor from africa? good lord

[@natashafletcher600]

Most of the things I have heard about The Troubles I learned during lockdown from the Irish Singers on Facebook Live every night. In fact as a precursor to this video, I played The Town I loved So Well. The Ballad Of Joe McDonnell echoes my life-long feelings about the situation.

[@Ohh-Johnny-boy]

Well please don’t come here coz you’ll be severely disappointed, your feelings and dreams will be shattered.

[@natashafletcher600]

@@Ohh-Johnny-boy The songs don't paint it in a good light tbf

[@Ohh-Johnny-boy]

@@natashafletcher600 nope it’s all romanticised BS my friend, and now Sinn Fein are woke AF and agreeing to a 2nd plantation of Ireland, just put that into KZbin or Ireland is full and see if all the murder, bombing and riots were worth it now in 2024.

[@ciaranmccarron8387]

Apprentice Boys full on sectarian organisation

[@MP-po6fj]

Great Derry troubles tour guide Paul gentleman worked with him in desmond motors 30 years ago well before the Derry tours were even set up. Sound man

[@riddlingrymer]

Good video. I appreciate that you are trying to show balance. I moved to NI 18 years ago and I care very much about my adopted home.

[@StefanMcShane]

Given the past Derry people are so welcoming and hospitable loved every trip to the city.

[@WendallExplores]

Very much so

[@jerrysatz]

This is a fantastic bit of work. Derry is a very vibrant place. For me it has a very similar vibe to Liverpool. Interesting history, but its the people you meet that make the place it is. Very well done sir.

[@EmuGamesMaster]

100% spot on. It is up there with the most friendly places I’ve ever been. Such a great vibe and welcome every time I’ve been there. Amazing people but you kinda find that the people who have been through tough times are the most genuine and friendliest kind of people.

[@WalterHopevalleyrailwayenthusi]

It’s nothing like Liverpool

[@Shayminn]

Thank You for this Wendall I'm from Boston here in the states & I performed in Derry at Sandino's in 2009 as part of an Irish Hip Hop tour. I saw the mall/shopping center but not much else because it's not a place where you just wander around on your own especially when you're not from there. The night of the show outside Sandino's someone tried to size me up to see what I was about but thankfully nothing happened. Derry is a beautiful city with warm & welcoming people that I got on with effortlessly. My only partial return to Derry was by way of a call-in interview I did on Drive 105 back in 2018. Yet someday soon I will return hopefully for a gig or something of that nature yet being on that Irish Hip Hop tour where we played Belfast & Dublin as well was one of the first of it's kind & pioneering whereas now there's a lot more folks rappin including KNEECAP who are WORLDWIDE with what they're doing. Also my gran emigrated here to Boston from Co. Fermanagh Eniskilen. So the north in some small way is in my lineage.

[@Jaffa0961]

Hold your head high Wendall. You put many of the so called professional UK reporters to shame with your honesty and courage to seek out and tell the truth about to the people of the UK what really happened in Derry. Well done yiu are a credit to yourself, family and the decent people of England.❤

[@anfomhar1045]

Wendall, just to let you know the mayor of Derry was parachuted in in quite an underhanded manner. It was all done in a very dishonest way and many Derry people and people of Ireland north and south were not happy at all about this. It felt like a manufacturing of a 'diverse' mayor was planned, without the people being given say in the matter. This is why there has been some negativity towards her, and understandably so. This is a throwback to the divide and rule tactics of the British Establishment in Northern Ireland for many years.

[@devina1100]

Exactly right.

[@spudgun889]

Absolutely spot on about the British establishment. I’m English. Nothing changes.

[@CHRISTSPIRACY.comJESUSwasVegan]

Replacement is real

[@zellah]

We just walked the streets of Belfast and Derry. It sure was an education for this 61 year old Chicagoan of mainly Irish heritage.

[@WalterHopevalleyrailwayenthusi]

Londonderry

[@patrickfoley1018]

What a brilliant and informative presentation....thank you so much for sharing.... please keep up the good work!!!!!!!

[@WendallExplores]

Appreciate that 🙏

[@barneyhughes]

Grew up and live a few miles outside of the city. Worked in the city most of my adult life and this is a great example of who the folks of Derry really are. A great watch and balanced documentary of the city.

[@Shandyboy8612]

The mayors accent is insane 😄

[@robwatson9435]

Fantastic piece Wendal. I'm from the Republic & there was a lot of detail, I am ashamed to say that I did not know.

[@EmuGamesMaster]

Derry/Londonderry is an amazing city. I worked there for two weeks and have been back many times since, it is the most friendly place I’ve been. Such a beautiful city with very welcoming people.

[@gregwild6594]

I love your dedication to the history of the troubles. I'm from Germany and live here in Derry since 2006. My husband was at bloody Sunday and was mentioned in the Saville Report. Unfortunately he was haunted by the event even up to his death. Even though he was not physically injured on that day, I blame Bloody Sunday for his death. He suffered from substance and alcohol abuse until his death in 2022. His name was Gregory Wild.

[@terrycornick3548]

I loved this comment, not because of the sorrow but because of the fact you highlighted the ripple effect of such events and trauma. RIP Gregory.

[@PhilStern80]

Very interesting. Thank you, Wendall. Best wishes from Germany.

[@marieO07]

I'm married to a german ( as a irish lady) and I'm always intrigued how you guys didn't learn of the genocide and atrocities the british put on Irish people on the Island of Ireland. Enjoy researching more, it'll explain to you so much x * advice, avoid any BBC production when googling ☮️💚

[@DolbyDogAdventures]

Hi mate, I have not been watching many of your videos late as it's not really my cup of tea but just wanted to congratulate you on the success your channel is receiving. So pleased to see you are living your dream. From humble beginnings, live streaming to a handful of viewers around Cornwall to massive viewing figures now. Wish you every success going forward. Say safe.

[@WendallExplores]

Thanks Dolby 🙏

[@AndrewBaker-h7z]

Great video Wendall very informative keep up the good work I enjoy your content 👍

[@jenniferalisonmorris-go1si]

Very upsetting listening to what happened in derry. I've only ever heard bits, not the whole story of the events that happened that day. Shocking to hear soldiers were given medals as well.

[@-DC-]

Absolutely Love Northern Ireland the Places the People they are a Tough Resilient Friendly Lot for the most part, Thank God an Imperfect Peace was Achieved.

[@WendallExplores]

Well written

[@Badawh]

Great video. Very informative. The tour guide fella was very engaging 😎

[@shaneD7378]

Thank you for covering this subject on your channel I too feel I don't know enough off the back of your Belfast video I am now doing more research about the troubles in Northern Ireland I feel it was dusted under the rug by the education authorities I think this need to be put on the syllabus for history in secondary schools

[@jackwatsonepic626]

27 years since the peace treaty kids under that age can't imagine what it was like .🤔 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 ..

[@gam3zilla16]

You should look into how that mayor was put into power and who her brother is. She also called the people in Ireland racists & domestic terrorists.

[@normantruesdale]

Her maternal grandfather James Ole Torome fought in the 1st and 2nd World War and worked as an engineer for the British colonial government...

[@CHRISTSPIRACY.comJESUSwasVegan]

Pure evil agenda

[@JDavies-su1si]

No1 voted for her or likes her

[@CHRISTSPIRACY.comJESUSwasVegan]

@@JDavies-su1si id say the sandinos crowd love her

[@CHRISTSPIRACY.comJESUSwasVegan]

@@JDavies-su1si colum eastwood is a WEF plant too

[@Ireland3945]

Absolutely brilliant video, had tears in my eyes listening to Dorts and what happened on that infamous day in Derry 💔. Brilliant listening to the Apprentice Boys history aswell. Well done Wendall 👏👏👏

[@WendallExplores]

Thank you

[@conaughp]

Hi Wendall, great video as always, really enjoying the longer format recently! Got some Irish heritage but never really learned about Irish history, great to see such an interesting topic presented so well from all sides. Off-topic - The "fake house" at 36:30 is likely not an abandoned building, but a shell which is hiding essential infrastructure - utilities, underground trains, sewage, etc. Companies which provide infrastructure in towns & cities will buy small portions of land or existing houses, then build a fake shell to hide something like vents for underground trains or a power substation. It helps to deter break-ins, prevent suspicion, fit in with the area's architecture and building regulations/requirements, etc.

[@Rossy440]

You missed literally half of the city. Derry is split into the city side and the waterside, separated by the river Foyle. The fountain is the only protestant estate in the city side but the waterside is made up of about 4 or 5 protestant estates and 2 Catholic estates. I'm not sure if you were aware

[@terrycornick3548]

I went to Derry last year (tracing back my Irish family/ancestry) and of the whole isle of Ireland, Derry and Belfast were my favourite locations. Unreal history, superb people.

[@joemac6774]

Great and enlightening video and it’s great to show our wonderful city in a beautiful and truthful way 👋👋💚

[@WendallExplores]

Thank you

[@telquad1953]

Excellent tour. Thanks from Canada.

[@DieselDSM69]

Well done Mr Wendell. This is your best work so far. Some of my family came from Co Londonderry. My uncle left there in the late 60'a and he never went back during the troubles. I remember how happy he was to go back to Limavady to see the Apprentice Boys, and we did that every year til he passed away.

[@gedoneill1280]

One of the most interesting videos on the troubles I have ever heard. Thanks for sharing

[@WendallExplores]

Thank you

[@juliehunter9284]

You sir are respectful ,caring,and above all humble.thanks for your channel ❤️🇪🇦

[@WendallExplores]

Appreciate that 🙏

[@Sven-c4t]

Wow this mayor is just lovely and heartwarming ❤

[@keithbarrett2433]

This needs to be shown as an educational video in schools throughout the UK. I am 52 and knew none of this.

[@jackietreehorn5561]

Most people across the water never knew about it and the root cause of the 30 years of conflict

[@White.Man1]

Disgraceful a non native holding this position especially after calling Irish people terrorists for protesting the attack on the children in Dublin and mass illegal immigration. She was not democratically elected and two from her own party resigned over it. Also her family are very well in with the corrupt government in Kenya. This Island belongs to it's natives no one else.

[@Atk190]

Spot on!!

[@devina1100]

Exactly. It has damn all to do with colour and everything to do with ethnicity. She's not from our City, country or culture and should never have been given the title of Mayor of Derry. There are native born Derry people much more deserving of that title having served the communities here for years.

[@patricksmith9656]

Only a white united Ireland can save it from turning into a euro state filled with the third world planted there by traitors who couldn’t give a toss about its history and heritage

[@damianmoran1512]

Why dont you come up to Derry and have a wee protest about it in the Guildhall square see how that works out for you, I give you 1 minute before your crying for your mother and begging to go back to whatever rats nest you crawled out of.

[@jackietreehorn5561]

​@@patricksmith9656devalera had Cuban ancestry

[@dansharpe2364]

This is superb, thank you. It should be required watching in all UK schools history classes.

[@WendallExplores]

Thank you 🙏

[@Towmas]

Was in Derry and Belfast earlier this week and watched your first vid. You have shown up for me while in the US. Thanks mate!

[@nicholahenry539]

My home town 💚 my mum was from the fountain side and my dads side was from the Glen road. My great grandparents on my dads side was from Maghera

[@jiltedjohn9294]

We did a walking tour of the Bogside five years ago, love Northern Ireland.

[@BrianMclaughlin-x4x]

Hello I’m from derry and I think you gave a very fair and balanced view of our city and shared history!I know paul the tour guide,great fella and ambassador for the city Don’t even know how I came across your channel 🤣 but il check out other videos and thank you

[@WendallExplores]

Thank you.. I had a wonderful time in Derry

[@TheRedDevil_NC]

George Best. Still making Northern Irish proud.

[@liamnugent4146]

Great video wendall being a Catholic i never thought ide get a tour of the orange hall very interesting one of ure best 👌

[@WendallExplores]

Thank you

[@allandoyle3555]

Thank you....I live in Australia I knew there were conflicts....but did not know the full details...very emotional video..❤

[@Konceald94]

I'm really chuffed I watched this video im from Derry and you are welcome to our city anytime Godbless you my friend

[@WendallExplores]

Wonderful city, I’ll return for sure 🙏

[@ULHIS]

Bloody Sunday is still a day celebrated by unionists in Northern Ireland. There's even a slogan of 'NO APOLOGY' and Parachute Regiment memorial days and marches. There was massive support in recent years for the soldiers by unionists, and to add insult to injuries of the victims and their families, Parachute Regiment flags went up all over Northern Ireland. Some unionists even started a campaign to target the victims' families as they walked a little stretch of road to Derry Courthouse for a justice hearing. Police were called and statements were made that they didn’t have permission. Reminiscent of the rights snatched away from their loved ones that day in Derry. Certainly the attempt to hound. Sad, but type it into Google. Better yet, type it X, find the articles and posts of the time, read the comment sections.

[@shannonnic7361]

@@ULHIS they still parade to commemorate Battle of the Boyne... 1690... Creating so much unnecessary friction.🤦‍♀️

[@Azdak]

@@ULHIS there should be a place in Ireland for mutual respect, orange culture and the Apprentice Boys should be respected as it's still a part of the history of this island. It has to be mutual though, it's hard to get on board with the respect that representative of the ABOD was talking about in this video when some of the marchers at their parades are selling and flying Para Regiment flags a short distance from where the Paras commited such an atrocity on the people of Derry

[@fionnsterr]

I find it difficult to respect supremacy​@@Azdak

[@sammni]

@@shannonnic7361 How's the Easter parades going/ Just asking so you don't try and run a one sided narrative because I know Sinn Fein IRA and Republicans wouldn't run that narrative ya daft bigotry?

[@sammni]

Are you going to cover the mass murders, bombings and so on the Republicans did and have parades and marches every year celebrating it? Or is the comment just made to make you feel like the down trodden victims as usual and not comment covering the whole story *Don’t forget the play parks and GAA grounds named after them the same very bombers and murderers* Put that into your comment as well Then we’ll get into the children the Ira murdered in “resistance”

[@joecarton9115]

Well done, Wendall. You can see from some of the posts thus far that there is still division within the communities here in their views and attitudes to what our history is. From my experience I believe that we need to teach history, not from the old aspects of armies, battles, triumphalism, but from the histories of our own families. Many people are ignorant of their true family history. Many are unaware of the complexities of their ancestry. We're not necessarily all Protestant or Catholic. We can have shared heritage along the way!

[@L0reburne]

Very informative vlog Wendall....I knew bits of the story but this guy tells it well. I saw other side in a documentary about Patrick Kielty whos dad who was Catholic was killed for refusing to pay protection money to the UFF

[@HampshireSports]

Best video yet Wendall, great stuff 👏

[@michaelfitton4645]

I'm 44 and from Tyrone, I only found our recently that the general English people were never taught about what their army did here, apparently is was never taught in English schools. It blew my mind that it seemed to be kept quiet like a dirty secret.

[@magamaga1827]

I'm from nyc but my parents and relatives are from altumusken.

[@tick999]

It's a terrible thing, but im quite jealous. If only the English had some of the provocative pride the Northern Irish do, we could do with the orange order people relocating to London to show us how it's done. Then there could also be a united Ireland

[@dratsab1980able]

​@@tick999 I think your admiration of the Orange Order is disjoint, they are mostly the unemployable dregs of the council estates, who have found a "righteous meaning" in life. But I agree, your Abu Hamzas & other extremist street preachers wouldn't last 10 seconds on a street in east Belfast.

[@hfjtrytry9216]

What I will never understand is how you can go through two world wars, see all that death and still commit atrocities against people. What will it actually take for people to finally refuse to fight and kill in wars?

[@horseplop9]

Great video mate. Never stop the grind 🇬🇧

[@waynegrow4141]

Paul, the tour guide, was great.

[@earlbee3196]

Even in 1912 it was summoned by Bonar Law, the Conservative Leader, when he was supporting unionist opposition to the Third Home Rule bill. Speaking directly to unionists, he said “You are a besieged city. The timid have left you; your Lundys have betrayed you; but you have closed your gates.” The short-term implications of the failure by the Jacobites to subdue Londonderry included a major psychological boost being given to the Williamite forces in Ireland; at Enniskillen there had been solid resistance to James, which would have been strengthened had Lundy not ordered garrisons removed in Sligo and Cavan. However the relief of the city came at the same time as the Williamite victory at Newtownbutler, which was another grievous blow to James II.

[@moniquetheobald889]

Mayor of Derry? A bit like sad Khan London, innit?

[@JDavies-su1si]

Only khans was voted this one wasn’t

[@awoods3554]

We learned about this in school in ireland in the 80's / 90's. I have English friends our age, that know nothing about it. They've heard of it, but have little understanding of actually what happened during the troubles.

[@shannonnic7361]

Thank you so much for sharing this story. I'm third generation irish-american. I got my first tattoo in Derry in 2001.

[@WendallExplores]

🙏

[@hfjtrytry9216]

third gen meaning your american. or do you consider yourself a 1000 generation african-irish-american? because we all come from africa at some point

[@shannonnic7361]

@@hfjtrytry9216 agreed... White people often don't connect that.. honestly, I realized this in 7th grade history about the fertile crescent... But my 97% DNA matches what current geneticists have mapped to the island of Ireland... Truthfully, I've called myself Irish my while life, but found that those that are native-born pointed out and then I added the American part... To be more accurate and reflective Also, in case youre wondering... I'll accept however you choose to define yourself. 🧡🤣

[@lovingdevotions]

@@hfjtrytry9216 bs comment. 3rd gen is nothing compared to 1000 gen. 3rd gen are eligible for Irish citizenship. So the Irish government also disagree with your bs comment. Also the out of Africa theory these days is disputed anyway. You can consider your family as of Africa , I'll consider my family as whatever piece of slime slithered out of the sea. Someone else can consider their family an amoeba

[@Pjdanger-h6b]

Pleasure meeting you hope see more videos like this

[@WendallExplores]

Please to meet you

[@thathurt]

We were taught nothing about the troubles at school in England in the 80s and 90s..☹️ I remember being interested in the situation but the MSM only told one side.

[@WendallExplores]

Totally agree. It’s what set me on a journey to learn more, from Belfast then to Derry

[@CHRISTSPIRACY.comJESUSwasVegan]

We werent taught it at school in derry either. We stidued the tudors, gernany etc​@WendallExplores

[@JoolsUK]

I was told we couldn't have bins on the station platform I caught to school in case we were blown up pieces by the RA

[@hawthorne1504]

Why do you think that was, maybe too controversial for the schools to deal with?

[@thathurt]

@@hawthorne1504 school curriculum was set by the Government at the time so theres that.

[@bigdave1955]

From being a young loyalist lad from here it's nice that some areas are mixed and are no longer like this. where I live there is Union jacks up with Armagh Flags hanging out windows I'm glad the majority of people can just get on with one another! Londonderry for the most part is a bit of hole, very deprived like a lot of areas unfortunately

[@robmarks6616]

Great Video Mate, really informative.

[@jaydeedoherty6392]

Paul was out standing

[@randydarklight]

Hi Wendall, a little late but congratulations on 100k subscriptions. 😘

[@julesandhisbass]

Excellent as usual. Love the channel.

[@WendallExplores]

Thank you 🙏

[@irishsnowboarder]

Thanks man! nice touch about our city.

[@guillermosantamarinalagune6184]

gracias Wendall! very educational and emotionally moving! warm regards from Mexico City!

[@WendallExplores]

Thank you 🇲🇽

[@VloggingALife]

Ive been to london derry before ! What a place and loads of history ! Good and bad, the walls of derry and the peace bridge ❤

[@grlfcgombeenhunter2897]

No such place.

[@huguzzy2851]

Make up your mind . Either you were in London or Derry city

[@belfastireland]

DERRY 🇮🇪

[@andytara1314]

Great video about Londonderry Wend!

[@MICHAELCAMPBELL69]

Love the mayors Derry accent🤣

[@CHRISTSPIRACY.comJESUSwasVegan]

Heartbreaking that weve been conquered

[@chr1sth074]

Aye from derry, yeah, haha.

[@ireland2763]

Great video lad 🇮🇪

[@Joe20p20]

Wasn’t going to watch the video due to the length of it but it was actually quite a good watch 👍

[@thetruthwillout3347]

It was nice to see both sides marching together recently. We should all be united now more than ever against our common foe.

[@CHRISTSPIRACY.comJESUSwasVegan]

Our kids need to be prepared

[@theredtrain]

That wasn't in Derry

[@CHRISTSPIRACY.comJESUSwasVegan]

@@theredtrain duh. Nonone said it was

[@iMertin]

Learn the history Don’t call them sectarian I’m a Scotsman but we must stand together to fight this invasion Their is each side and the truth remember

[@hfjtrytry9216]

what invasion is that? immigration or brits fighting brits?

[@iMertin]

@@hfjtrytry9216 clearly both atm Too many just standing by idle and seem to want us fighting and this invasion

[@Andrew-cp9ug]

yes, a common enemy brings people together.

[@DavidHarrison-js3ji]

My mate was on tour at bloody Sunday, green on lads .

[@lightningblue4393]

lol me and my mates got shot with that fire work 😂

[@SlickMick1987]

I hope a fantastic video like this will make people realise why individuals like James Mcclean refuse to wear a Poppy.

[@dundeeutility4899]

Great to show the truth on this 🤛✝️

[@NORDICELTINN]

Good video, I enjoyed it. 👍

[@ouroborosirvington]

Jesus that old fellas looking good for 74

[@curiouscats931]

Mate around 500 live in the fountain most of the protestant community live in the waterside, across the peace bridge, it's a part of the city over looked but it's very safe and it has mixed nieghbourhoods. All our private housing in NI would be mixed and anyone could live in those areas.

[@edwardodonnell6857]

I remember the miners strikes in the 80s they where described by Maggie as the enemy within for trying to save their jobs very disturbing.

[@rutherglenbluebell5]

Two little kids blown to smithereens in Warrington MacDonald’s still is one of the worst atrocities

[@Ohh-Johnny-boy]

The Mayor of Derry, hasn’t a clue our city my city, we are this we are that, she’s African not an Ulster woman from Derry/Londonderry.

[@superjohnnygamble6328]

Lots of people born outside their place of birth end up in leadership. Boris Johnson is American. The one time Australian PM Julia Gillard was from Barry Wales. Even the Battenburg Royal family are German and Greek.

[@RedmondWalker]

Dorts, absolutely brilliant

[@ausgefuhrtenervensoftware8554]

About 400 years ago migration to Northern Ireland is still causing conflicts. I wonder what nowadays migration to Ireland will bring.

[@jamesclark6487]

Globalists practice a corrupt religion.

[@Tigerbaysoulcrew]

Planters from England and Scotland

[@Brian64512]

​@@Tigerbaysoulcrew💯 mucker! Planters from england and scotland.

[@Maidaseu]

Settler colonialism and migration isn’t the same thing.

[@grlfcgombeenhunter2897]

Disarray

[@rhiannonl4733]

This matters. Thank you so much.

[@tommy-0791]

Well done Wendall. Very informative and well presented. Keep up your good work as you are excellent at it. Never mind the naysayers. All the best 👍

[@WendallExplores]

What naysayers??? 🤣🤣🤣

[@tommy-0791]

@@WendallExplores You'll get a few of those in the comments 😁