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Well done for using the right flag for Ireland too.

I'm an American who regrets what my nation did to Canada and Europe in the 20th century (and continues to do). This gave me goosebumps.

We aint gonna be the 51st state with this one! 🗣🔥🔥

me: Grandpa i'm ga- Grandpa:

TIME TRAVELER: sneezes the time:

need the red ensign, not that Liberal party rag.

Thank you for making it 144p only.

There is a severe lack of Nationalism and Monarchism in Canada. We desperately need pride in our King and Dominion

my cat stood up when this started

Ave império, viva Dom Bertrand o imperador ❤

As a Canadian, and collector of flags I love these videos!

Every time I see that flag flying, clean, free of rips, hole etc, in the wind I just can't help but smile and feel a surge of pride. I am passionate on respecting the flag, and while not everyday I do my best to hand out fresh flags when I see someone's' is in need of replacement. This country is in a period of turbulence, things are tough but we will prevail. Have hope Canadians stand strong we are Canadians no matter what. Bless everyone. Thank you RMS Olympic 1593 for uploading this, and your other video about the maple leaf forever.

Teanchai ploytum thailand

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This audio was courtesy of the Colonial Williamsburg Fifes And Drums

เทียนชัย ปล่อยทุมลิขสิทธิ์ตามกฏหมาย

Broketinians will still say some shit like "ermm at least we won wc" as if 50% of their population still doesnt live in poverty

The perfect anthem that exemplifies what was "British North America". Always odd how the UK just really was nonchalant about the place. Canada all but wanting to be a part of Britain, and Britain treating them like a clingy girlfriend. In the end it just feels like Canada lost its soul when the "old flag" and this anthem faded into history.

I fly the red ensign on my property.

This is one of the most beautiful and fit-for-purpose anthems I've ever heard, and I'm deeply offended I've lived thus far without knowing it. This is a great example of embracing an evolutionary identity rather than a revolutionary identity. Both ways of thinking of your people come with pros and cons as seen between the US and England (I'm picking out England, rather than the UK at large for reasons unrelated to the point). The US, because of their explicit redefinition of their identity, codified all their rights as Englishmen into legally binding documents and bound them within a modern legal/political system with very little room for interpretation. This guaranteed such rights' survival in the US longer than in England, but it came at the cost of them disposing of all ancient rights older than 1776 and the larger identity with it. So Americans were forced to either fill the gaps in culture and folklore that were previously occupied by figures like the previous kings, with figures that never intended to be legendary and thus violate and recategorize their supposed heroes, OR they'd have to reject traditional culture as a whole and just live as a nation with rights and a modern political system INSTEAD OF morality and a culture passed down 100 generations and inherited by all. England has the opposite problem, she kept the rights of her people as unwritten cultural understandings and political traditions and thus when dedicated neophiles set their minds to eroding our rights as Englishmen all the way down until we recognised nothing but the global (non-English-derived) human rights and some material entitlements, they completely succeeded as knowing something is wrong isn't enough to stop bad actors if your population don't fight back. However, the culture of England stayed stronger than the American culture did, keeping memory of thousand year old kings well into the late 20th century. This anthem serves as a perfect example of inheriting a culture and continuing it even if you are far from the land of your forefathers and acknowledging and adding to it the elements that have organically arisen on your patch of the diaspora, the maple leaf alongside the rose, thistle, and clover (and the leek because the Welsh are technically people too). The brief usage of 'God Save the King' was the cherry on top. Wonderful anthem. It is an absolute injustice that modern Canadians have been robbed of their ancient ethnic culture and are only publicly allowed to proclaim their recently invented civic culture. Canada is a land AND a people, and the people are more than just inhabitants of that land, they have an actual history. God save them and the rest of the Anglosphere.

This isnt the lore, it is the gameplay

I’m glad I have my replica Red Ensign! The maple leaf forever!

don’t like the lyrics prefer bilingual version of Oh 🇨🇦 Canada

How beautiful it is

Gott mit uns 🇩🇪❤🇦🇹

Gott Mit Uns!

Long Love of Canada 🇨🇦

Beau drapeau historiques j'aime bien les voir

Drapeau rare ont ne vois pas ça souvent

This is soldiering.

Alexander Muir was my dad's mom's grandfather, thank you for posting this!

Hats off to you Sir!

Now fly the WW2 one

Anthem of principality of sealand

Actually it is questionable if that was ever a real flag used by the free state of Prussia

This video is actually genuinely underated and damm ❤😂🎉

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The 4 countries that make up a whole country kingdom.

You forgot United Kingdom God save the queen.

You should include a bonus, United Kingdom 🇬🇧 “God Save the Queen”, also England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 also uses god save the queen.

GLORY TO PRUSSIA

Fitting anthem, considering Hanover ruled lands that were pretty much the font we Anglo-Saxons hailed from.

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This was NEVER our National Anthem. It was a patriotic type song somewhat like the US God Bless America

prinz eugen stole this

long live a republic.

Canadas flag and anthem.

Having been born in the late 90's, I feel like I have missed out on growing up in a Canada that once had a real identity. A Canada where you could be proud of your nation and it's interests without being labelled as an "extremist" or a "far-right" activist. Today's Canada feels like a disjointed, faceless husk with no identity, other than a very vacuous, superficial one. Instead of embracing the culture of British, French and Aboriginal ancestors, we have replaced it with the failed concept of multiculturalism, sprinkled with American influence. With that said, I myself am proud of my history. My great grandfather came from England and married to my Cree great grandmother. I'm proud of my roots. Both Anglo and and aboriginal.

now i get it why theres a fife and drum, because one of the lyrics in Over the Hills and Far Away is "Ask the Fifes and Drums to play Over the Hills and Far Away"