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Those people were butchered unprovoked attack so much for the land of freedom and democracy.

Join the English Constitution Society's Sites of England Historic Interest Tour! 1pm - 2pm. 25th August 2024 Why was this event so important? Because working class people didn't have the vote and died so that YOU could have it. Don't sit at home come a long and celebrate the English and what we stood for. The British murdered men, women and children.

Remember Peterloo 1819. God bless England.

Join the English Constitution Society's Sites of England Historic Interest Tour! 25th August 2024 Why was this event so important? Because working class people didn't have the vote and died so that YOU could have it. Don't sit at home come a long and celebrate the English and what we stood for. The British murdered men, women and children. The British literally stabbed us to death.

why would you give a bunch of militia horses, swords and the ability to get drunk... THE NIGHT BEFORE THIS? idiots.. though a pretty funny story from that was how a man was saved from death by cheese, he put a block of cheese in his tophat, catching the sword. anyway, very sad story.

My grandparents told us about this. English native People nothing to do with Black people as they are Trying to blackwash English history.

white privlige not the poor

still no apology from the tories

it was probably the first time the people voiced their anger against gentry claiming to be more superior to them because they had more money,when the 'people' were actually making it for them.since Robin Hood times we had no idea that money didn't make you a better person as has been proved it makes you a worse person. the whole idea of an upper class system started to diminish on the Battlefield of the Somme in 1916 when upper class educated twits sent thousands to their death. nothing would be the same again. no trust in people speaking with a plum in their mouth didn't wear anymore. they weren't more educated they were just thick..with money but we saw through them. i look forward to the day we all live together and don't have first class carriages on trains just because you can afford more. the train goes to the same destination wherever you choose to sit, and when we die ..we are all in the same mortuary. there is no first class in a morgue and no pockets in shrouds...you can't take it with you, God bless the Dead at Peter's Field. Amen

He might have mentioned that the reactionary British Government of the day passed the Six Acts in the aftermath of Peterloo. This legislation certainly stifled any thoughts of reform in 1819. Eventually reform DID come to the U.K., e.g. the repeal of the Corn Laws in 1846 and the later introduction of universal suffrage, but these changes certainly didn’t happen overnight.

He hasn't got the wit or intelligence to be ashamed of the lies and b/s he is famous for.

He's just a race grifting fraud!

I'd love Olusoga write a book on the lot of the English working class in the early modern period...... wait...they would all be white.....ahh, I suppose that's not going to happen; Mr Olusoga doesn't have much interest in that group.

Thank you for this eventful documentation of a close past that deserves to be remembered today

david "the racist" olusoga won't be happy till he gets his race war

Get him out!

Simply shocking. Ask him about Ernesto Elliott .

well said david .. respect

impressive!

It's hard to listen to this mans skewed, biased, corrupt, and wholly dishonest analysis of the history of slavery in the total history of mankind. Or for that matter in the present day world. It would be refreshing if eminent academics focused their attention on what's going on in the world today. Not just on a pet projects that concern social injustices that existed in the past. The abolishion of slavery started right here. The invention of slavery didn't start here. We can thank many previous civilizations for this blight on mankind. The continuing slavery industry in the modern world is not condoned or endorsed by anyone of a democratic or Liberal persuasion . This man should refocus his energy and academic accomplishments on the future instead of the past. If he doesn't he is consigning himself to the dustbin of pointless endeavour so common in higher education system and academia today. Irrelevancies being shouted into an echo chamber at top volume with no discernible benefit. Like a Cockerell in a farmyard.

More nonsense from the professional liar / fake historian David Olusogo

He's a lying COMMUNIST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

He’s only interested in raking up the British slave trade despite Britain abolishing it in 1807 and the Empire in 1834 and the fortune it spent ending the vile practice across the world, but 21st century slavery that still persists in large parts of Africa and Asia, not interested because it means criticising BAME people not the horrible white folk. Doesn’t fit his narrative.

The state of the comments! When the racists are drawn out you know you’re doing the right thing.

Wonderful, thank you for sharing.

Oooo David is so so handsome 😍

This guy harms our society. How can a university employ him?

Some people think that statues are history and should be preserved and that removing them is just pointless and does no good and is simply vandalism. Of course Olusogo isn’t one of them. Olusogo is one of a minority of radicals who take it upon themselves to decide on behalf of the majority of people that they are right and they can commit acts of vandalism. They are a small minority. Were the fate of statues put to a democratic vote Olusogo and his ilk would lose. How can Olusogo possibly defend undemocratic criminal acts?!

His book is fiction and has taken in the gullible.

David tells porky pies

If this guy was white, I'd just say he was a liar. But since he's black, I have to wonder if he's not just one of those people academia gave a degree to because they didn't expect anything better than lazy, self-serving fiction.

He’s not black he just over did the sunbed

His book is non factual

Most boring man on the planet see ya ☢David!!🍋🍋

Olusoga is just an awful racist.

Race baiting and phoney historian.

Doesn’t seem to references or articles about the origin of the statues. It is not democratic to tear down statues and then get involved with actions against the Police. It is Criminal Damage and anti social behaviour. You want to WOKE Wash British History without getting a legal mandate.

My brother worked for the FAO several years in Mauretanië... He came back with awful stories of slavery ....

What a load of utter nonsense. This man is a Professor?? His University needs to reassess his position.

David Olusoga is an awful racist. What on earth is he doing teaching history at a University?

THIS MANS A TOTAL HYPOCRITE

Peterloo is the perfect example of the steps the government will take in order for you to be continually oppressed and unable of directing true political change.

This is a glib interpretation of slavery. Denial that it's a global phenomenon that reaches back over centuries and a pretence that it was invented by nasty white people is a cynical fallacy.

Few people know the African history of slavery or the appetite for slavery as a source of immense wealth. Africans capturing other Africans for the creation of wealth. Africans invented the sale of people into slavery.

Someone who has a flimsy grasp of history .

I'd like hear David's opinion on the 600,000 chattel slaves today in Nigeria. Also any remarks on the Osu and Ohu people in Nigeria. His insight on why slavery still persist in the African and Islamic world ? Never heard him comment on these issues, never shown any concern for contemporary crimes

LOL it's funny how racism seems to get pulled into the "climate change" protests. It's not about climate change at all. Just a bunch of elites pushing communism. They'll stay rich but you won't.

To save the planet tell the east indians and china and other third world countries to stop reproducing at an alarming rate. Also if you want net zero then be prepared to starve.

This is sick

What a great festival to look forward to, however, I have one question to ask. When did GORTON MONASTERY become Manchester Monastery. The Monastery was built and paid for by local residents of Gorton which at that time was not part of Manchester. Gorton did not become a district of Manchester until the 1920's . I was brought up in the West Gorton /Gorton area from 1933 until I moved in 1964 and NEVER heard it called the Manchester Monastery, if you lived in the area it was always "The Monastery" or "Gorton Monastery" It would seem that history is being re-written once again. Brian Hough