Great stuff. My old man was in the jungles of Burma during WW2 fighting the Japanese. He was an older Dad 52 when I was born and everyone at school thought that he was my Grandad. I’m tell you though no one’s Dad was tougher than mine or had his stories. He was a boxer before during and after the war and also played football at a decent level.
@@Mabolz.ritchieThere's a certain amount of time after leaving the Regiment where you're not allowed to speak of any of your activities within the SAS. That time period must've recently expired.
Guys like Billy would have been my ideal role model growing up in the times when I needed it. I'm almost 47 now, and I've done, what I've done,it's just when your hear and k now what you know now you look back and think. Regret is a horrible thing,and some people live with it more than others,and find it harder to shake off ,more than others.
As a 34 year old Manc fella listening to this in an excavator in a field,. That runway analogy really hit home, & the part about spending time with family etc made me wonder if i really do enough with my family or just do the minimum i think is necessary to get by! ive seriously realised so much watching!, this was one of those interviews il remember as a turning point, iv sat and seriously had a word with myself. hes hit the nail on the head with so many things it’s incredible ! With everything he said i found myself agreeing !!!Brilliant!! Thank you for your service Billy, its a shame to see our country go to such shit after the sacrifice you and others make to keep us safe, its embarrassing on behalf of the general public im ashamed. This country has great people in it, we can fix it, and we will, but first we need a government that truly wants it to be fixed. And there in lies the problem is think honestly.
It really hit home when he talks about his Dad. My Dad passed 2 years ago at the age of 53 when I was 26 and it sounds like we had the same relationship as Billy and his dad did. I wish I had the chance to sit down with him and tell him what I had been up to. So many things were left unsaid which I put off for years. Would do anything to have a conversation with him now...
I always love listening to Billy, stories are so great and somrtimes humorous, I remember a Podcast where "Billy" said he was asked about how many people he had "killed", his answer was, it's about how many people he had saved, as in Hostage rescues or taking out Terrorist units before they could act,
Man Billy is a LEGEND!!! Great follow up video interview. We need, Ant Middleton, Ollie Ollerton and Jason "Foxy" Carl Fox. I can watch anc listen to these PROPER MEN all day long. More of these please. Much love Bournemouth UK 🇬🇧 🩵
The thing about not repeating the mistakes of your parents is that it's a daily conscious effort. You can't just say it once and forget it, you really need to work on it every day when you notice yourself doing the same stuff and recognise that you indeed are. And you're bound to still do it, but if you keep working on it, you keep giving even more tools to your kids. And truth be told most of our parents are respectable people in one way or another, even the bad ones have something that's worth keeping. So when you repeat how they were, you also have to remember that you're many times repeating the good things they were as well. All of them have flaws, they're just human, but most of them have also many good traits that you cherish and one day you wake up to the fact that you got both sides in you.
I can relate to SGM Billingham’s upbringing. It’s a pity that we allow things to divide us as a human race, than what we have more in common. A kid in the US can understand a kid in the UK that ate “sugar toast” as a meal!👍🏾
me too. it was good though as long as you had butter. had to eat it as toast cuz the bread was stale. this wasnt childhood it was bad adult choices. i now eat what i want but if you dont learn from lessons you become one.
Ex cop with 30 years street service here. On the mention of the carrying of knives jail sentence. Years ago it was brought out that if you were found carrying a knife you got an instant 5 years. For the rest of my service, NON of those I caught carrying a knife was sentenced to 5 years. If they got jail it was because of their Criminal history. I’ve spoke to some of my colleagues as well and none of us recall anyone getting 5 years. Also there was going to be a ‘marker’ on your record that you were now classed as a ‘Coward’ for carrying a knife. That never happened either. Billy speaks the truth here and his ideas would be perfect but there are far too many do gooders who get offended by such suggestions… FFS some people think jails should be disbanded…
Should be legal to carry a knife. Streets are lawless nowadays so many scumbags carrying. Why should it be illegal for law abiding citizens to carry? The law doesnt deter criminals from carrying so why cant i carry one for protection ?
@@28mouse85I've always carried a pocket knife, I got stopped by a typical arrogant copper when I was 38 for a stop and search, I'd never in my life been in trouble with the police, not a single blemish to my name, I informed them straight away that I had a pocket knife in my pocket as i had my work trousers still on, it was a small 2.5" blade used for cutting boxes down at work, but the tit because it was a locking knife confiscated it and gave me an adult caution which stays with me for life. No common sense used, typical nob. I've never used a knife for self defense pointless more chances of cutting yourself, your better of carrying a walking stick for self defense if your worried about protecting your self perfectly legal to carry and puts distance between you and an attacker.
As someone whose carried a knife pretty much every day since I was about 7 years ( now 53 ) and was taught by my Father the proper way to keep , use , respect etc .... the answer is pretty simple .... if someone wants to carry a knife then so be it ... BUT if that knife is used in the commissioning of a criminal act 10 years , if the criminal act results in the loss of life ...... life Sentance ( whole life sentance ) .
@@TheDavewatts in Scotland having a box cutter blade or any other kind of work related blade on you whilst in the commission of work is a statutory defence. Just having work trousers on carrying a blade isn’t.
@@mufuliramark Common sense should still apply, I was clearly not a criminal, the laws are ridiculous, for 1 I didn't even know that such a small knife was illegal to carry at the time, hence why I wasn't bothered to remove it from my pocket , 2 I could have carried a knife twice the size if it wasn't locking. Idiotic, I don't care what you say to be honest, won't change my mind, piss take to give a blemish on someone's name who's never done anything to break the law knowingly.
If this guy is a sas sergeant he has probably worked for some even more covert mi6 group as you have to sergeant to serve in such groups and billy just gives you the vibes of that !!!! Great interview and billy always has good take on most subjects !!!!
Great to hear the stuff you had to say Billy man . Your views on knives on the streets are class Billy . It should be a mandatory heavy sentence for carrying a knife on the street. I know too many guys who are both dead and in the nick for a long time cos of it . Life’s too precious man
Billy is Way more HUMAN compared to the majority of people under 40 years old who live day to day raised by the internet. Copy and Pasting everything that looks and sounds nice without actually 'comprehending' anything.
@Yiealo6372jdright? He’s doing the thing he’s randomly complaining about and it’s out of context and not even relevant to anything in this video too. Funny how people always “hate” the things they secretly do themselves.
@@BBeowulfyou obviously didn't pay attention. He spent about ten minutes talking about the new generation on phones with no backbone to help when things turn bad.
@@Cymru85 I think you are confused about something or you've replied to the wrong comment. Whatever you are talking about has nothing to do with what we are talking about... Maybe YOU should pay attention
@@BBeowulf I'm not confused. You said he was completely out of context when he was talking about lee rigby getting murdered and people stood around and filmed it rather than help. This comment addresses that conversation by talking about people who are on their phones constantly who get highrate about a comment online but don't help their fellow man.
@@Cymru85 No I didn't say that or anything remotely close to that. I never even talked about anything that's in this video. I left a comment referencing the person who made the comment you are commenting to me under right now, not the video or anything Billy said.
I think we would do well to ask Billy to become an MP. Not many would win against him and he WOULD lead our country in the right direction by leading by the front. Billy for Prime minister! Watch how much hate this remark gets, by cowards, criminals and camel lovers!
I agree with pretty much most of what Billi said,but i have 3 or 4 yrs on him & in the Pubs of the E,End of London ( where i was born& raised ) many an weekend u heard about someone using a Glass or bottle or keeping a Baseball bat in a car..Or Bouncers using Weapons or ( including some kind of Spray) But today people wont help someone else out ( always looking for excuses) but they'll film it&stick it on YT. And i've lived in the US for 24 yrs& had a couple of close calls & that Voyeuristic spirit is really prevalent& alive& kicking here..
The comment Billy made on nobody getting involved is spot on. I grew up on a council estate back in the day and i had and still have mates that are more like brothers and we never stood by when some was getting a kickin we would help out. Society has broken down its not good. Generation of social media cowards film it for clicks its bukk shit.
Hey Mulligan Bros, im only on the minimum subscription but for 3.99 a month im v impressed with content. Great interviews with living legends. Stay strong. 🎉
Nice the motivational talk... i dont know how i ended up here... a question tho- soldier or surgeon... which is harder to achieve... ..and why wlould if you can achieve this level of dedication why choose soldier over surgeon... always wondered about the mindset
What a guy. I know the cardboard shoe move. Next door neighbours only son, so they were well off to a family like mine 5 kids. Well he had a pair of tan ankle elasticated boots he couldnt get along with. Mom brought them for me, i was mocked soooo bad at school for having to wear them instead of black shoes,,, i tried everything under the sun to wear those bloomin ###out lol dragged them kicked walls the lot, sole no thicker than a slice of ham > took me 6 months or more to destroy them they were made of some kind of super leather with magical powers. Funny when you look back innnit lol
sometimes? its funny because its also just europe and n.america. even smaller population then youd think though with tourism and the demand on the local employees cleanliness its use have risen.
I totally agree with what he says about people standing around watching violet and nasty things happen to people and just recording it or doing nothing!!! I’m not a hard nut or anything but I have got quite a bit bottle and on two occasions I have had to take knives off someone!!!! I could not agree with billy more on this comment! I hate violence but I refuse to stand by and watch people being violent to others especially bully’s !!!!!
@@mstrqltr01 truth ? Of course it’s the truth I deployed under the UN with a infantry battalion and while there we changed from UN to NATO at the end of 95
I wish i went to d coy in 2PARA they went to jungle also i just missed going to seria leonne with 22 sas i was 663 plt at depot and all of us wanted to join 22 i remember being on guard duty like turn this shit off then they switched it onto each channel, i was like its independence day or some film but it was 9,11 we were still spearhead it was op fingel at first
Billy speaking more sense in 20 minutes than our 650 piss weak politicians can mumble in 5 years! Britain needs strong men like him,thanks for your amazing service 🇬🇧
Kids in England saying there's nothing to do? I took a train from Manchester Airport to Manchester when I went to watch Manchester United play at Old Trafford, I have never seen that many football pitches in such quick succession in my life.. I saw at least 12 if not more on a 20min train ride.
It's a mishmash of all dialects saw it happen to my three older brothers who joined the armed services, everything they came home on leave they were a little less Brummie lol. What a truly inspirational man this guy is.
I often think about the beheading of the soldier in London and the way people just watched on. It makes my blood boil. The cowardly bastards filmed it instead of using whatever was available to intervene. This speaks volumes for what this country has become.
A lot of people didn’t know what was happening at the time as they thought it was just a car accident. Once they realised they were attacking him, most people naturally don’t want to intervene with 2 people wielding blades with intent to kill. Nor did the onlookers know the intentions of the killers and if they would turn on the bystanders so I don’t blame anyone for not pulling them off Lee Rigby. Some did question what was happening and that spawned the videos of the killers talking to the public
47:21 .. internet being integrated on the phone made for (maybe) crucial part of industrial evolution. For humanity, figuratively moves faster with it at hand. And while we speak, tell, and some yell. There's an Absolute loss of communication. In words, view,sight and perspective. Humanity and said "community" is at a loss these days. Been going on for so long, i wonder, where normally i know, if this too, shall pass. Solidarity. Is a out of reach or unknown, maybe to some undefined. That's why. The gest. Feel. Experience. And Value of it, has to be reignited. Appreciated. *not asking for everyone to Trust everyone. Just don't think Everyone is an undeniable piece of sheit just because.. *and for the knife-topic. I wish. One wouldn't have to, my father was Garde Grenadier. Commando. Sniper. Bodyguard to some chief with labels. In a time when that wasn't a dime a dozen. He was absent. But when he was there, i was drilled. I didn't even have bodyhair. Other did communion and went to church, i had tactical conditioning. To me a knife holds no masculinity. It's like a toothbrush. A knife, is for men, monsters, and emergencies. In 35 years. I have beaten. Been beaten. Shit my pants. Made others shit theirs. My knife leaves it's sheath to be cared for. Or to be put to use. I'm glad to this day. I've only Cared for it. Not asking for applause. Trying to add and make a point. If you didn't get this, you didn't get His.
There's a difference between a teenager carrying a zombie knife and a 50 year old carrying a multi tool for a legitimate purpose. The laws should be able to differentiate.
@@AT-ytinvasive i take it u didn’t listen to the whole video then because he said nobody not even a butcher should be carrying a blade anyone found with any blade whatsoever should go to prison for 5 years like u do if u carry a gun , that is what my comment is in reference to to
@@Kyteasahigh to cut things that need cutting for example the other day there was some plastic banding wrapped around my CV joint on my car so I cut it off plus why do I have to have a reason ?
@@Kyteasahigh I'm grouping useful things together, things that most everyone carries daily where I live. What is it with brits and the need to lick the state boot?
wow so no one can carry a knife for the villains. thats stupid. Im into bush craft I use a knife and need to use a knife. Im not a danger to anybody. why should I go to jail?
Bull sh.t about carrying knives, your punishing the wrong people, I've carried a pocket knife since a very young age as they are a useful tool to carry, I've never used one in anger even when I've gotten into fights, it's stayed in my pocket. That being said I'm not talking carrying a machete round Tesco's.
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Great interview, thanks for sharing. Billy is a true gent; almost a father figure for so many in the UK.
Great stuff. My old man was in the jungles of Burma during WW2 fighting the Japanese. He was an older Dad 52 when I was born and everyone at school thought that he was my Grandad. I’m tell you though no one’s Dad was tougher than mine or had his stories. He was a boxer before during and after the war and also played football at a decent level.
At last a Billy interview where he’s allowed to say things without the official line ‘I can’t discuss that!’ Brilliant bloke.
Whys he allowed to say things now? What's changes?
I think some of the things have now crossed the 30 year rule.
@@Mabolz.ritchieThere's a certain amount of time after leaving the Regiment where you're not allowed to speak of any of your activities within the SAS.
That time period must've recently expired.
I love Bill billingham...I am a true fan of him from ghana. He is a man of men. I can listen to him talk all day
i agree.. boxing and then the military helped him turn things around.. doing great work in Haiti too - puts me to shame, i do zero charity work!
Guys like Billy would have been my ideal role model growing up in the times when I needed it. I'm almost 47 now, and I've done, what I've done,it's just when your hear and k now what you know now you look back and think. Regret is a horrible thing,and some people live with it more than others,and find it harder to shake off ,more than others.
This guy is a million times the role model that every single of these online alpha males could ever hope to be.
As a 34 year old Manc fella listening to this in an excavator in a field,. That runway analogy really hit home, & the part about spending time with family etc made me wonder if i really do enough with my family or just do the minimum i think is necessary to get by! ive seriously realised so much watching!, this was one of those interviews il remember as a turning point, iv sat and seriously had a word with myself. hes hit the nail on the head with so many things it’s incredible ! With everything he said i found myself agreeing
!!!Brilliant!!
Thank you for your service Billy, its a shame to see our country go to such shit after the sacrifice you and others make to keep us safe, its embarrassing on behalf of the general public im ashamed. This country has great people in it, we can fix it, and we will, but first we need a government that truly wants it to be fixed. And there in lies the problem is think honestly.
This guy needs to be one of the people running the country, it would almost change overnight for the better!!!
One of the most fascinating person I have ever listened to
It really hit home when he talks about his Dad. My Dad passed 2 years ago at the age of 53 when I was 26 and it sounds like we had the same relationship as Billy and his dad did. I wish I had the chance to sit down with him and tell him what I had been up to. So many things were left unsaid which I put off for years. Would do anything to have a conversation with him now...
What an aspiration and inspiration if a man ,absolutely love the guy ,such a powerful role model..
Loved this chat, Billy is always worth the time to stop and pay attention to
So lovely personality and humbleness...
in the same time!
I love him!🛡🥇💝
I always love listening to Billy, stories are so great and somrtimes humorous,
I remember a Podcast where "Billy" said he was asked about how many people he had "killed", his answer was, it's about how many people he had saved, as in Hostage rescues or taking out
Terrorist units before they could act,
Man Billy is a LEGEND!!! Great follow up video interview. We need, Ant Middleton, Ollie Ollerton and Jason "Foxy" Carl Fox. I can watch anc listen to these PROPER MEN all day long. More of these please. Much love Bournemouth UK 🇬🇧 🩵
Alcs!!! :)
@@rossvideography Sell one glowgo
Love Bournemouth, people are great.
Incredible interview. We need more human beings like Major Billy in this world.
The thing about not repeating the mistakes of your parents is that it's a daily conscious effort. You can't just say it once and forget it, you really need to work on it every day when you notice yourself doing the same stuff and recognise that you indeed are. And you're bound to still do it, but if you keep working on it, you keep giving even more tools to your kids. And truth be told most of our parents are respectable people in one way or another, even the bad ones have something that's worth keeping. So when you repeat how they were, you also have to remember that you're many times repeating the good things they were as well. All of them have flaws, they're just human, but most of them have also many good traits that you cherish and one day you wake up to the fact that you got both sides in you.
respect from Poland
Fantastic podcast. Billy you have realy opened up on this one from your cardboard insoles,rabbit stew to your PTSD. Respect sir
Brilliant interview ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️👏👏👏👏
Best one of Billy's interviews to date, the man is a legend
This guy is a legend. Knows how to motivate people and get the best of them.
Always such an inspirational speaker, total respect to you Billy
I can relate to SGM Billingham’s upbringing. It’s a pity that we allow things to divide us as a human race, than what we have more in common. A kid in the US can understand a kid in the UK that ate “sugar toast” as a meal!👍🏾
me too. it was good though as long as you had butter. had to eat it as toast cuz the bread was stale. this wasnt childhood it was bad adult choices. i now eat what i want but if you dont learn from lessons you become one.
I would follow this man in to any battle bingo you have my respect
Ex cop with 30 years street service here. On the mention of the carrying of knives jail sentence. Years ago it was brought out that if you were found carrying a knife you got an instant 5 years. For the rest of my service, NON of those I caught carrying a knife was sentenced to 5 years. If they got jail it was because of their Criminal history. I’ve spoke to some of my colleagues as well and none of us recall anyone getting 5 years. Also there was going to be a ‘marker’ on your record that you were now classed as a ‘Coward’ for carrying a knife. That never happened either. Billy speaks the truth here and his ideas would be perfect but there are far too many do gooders who get offended by such suggestions… FFS some people think jails should be disbanded…
Should be legal to carry a knife. Streets are lawless nowadays so many scumbags carrying. Why should it be illegal for law abiding citizens to carry? The law doesnt deter criminals from carrying so why cant i carry one for protection ?
@@28mouse85I've always carried a pocket knife, I got stopped by a typical arrogant copper when I was 38 for a stop and search, I'd never in my life been in trouble with the police, not a single blemish to my name, I informed them straight away that I had a pocket knife in my pocket as i had my work trousers still on, it was a small 2.5" blade used for cutting boxes down at work, but the tit because it was a locking knife confiscated it and gave me an adult caution which stays with me for life. No common sense used, typical nob. I've never used a knife for self defense pointless more chances of cutting yourself, your better of carrying a walking stick for self defense if your worried about protecting your self perfectly legal to carry and puts distance between you and an attacker.
As someone whose carried a knife pretty much every day since I was about 7 years ( now 53 ) and was taught by my Father the proper way to keep , use , respect etc .... the answer is pretty simple .... if someone wants to carry a knife then so be it ... BUT if that knife is used in the commissioning of a criminal act 10 years , if the criminal act results in the loss of life ...... life Sentance ( whole life sentance ) .
@@TheDavewatts in Scotland having a box cutter blade or any other kind of work related blade on you whilst in the commission of work is a statutory defence. Just having work trousers on carrying a blade isn’t.
@@mufuliramark Common sense should still apply, I was clearly not a criminal, the laws are ridiculous, for 1 I didn't even know that such a small knife was illegal to carry at the time, hence why I wasn't bothered to remove it from my pocket , 2 I could have carried a knife twice the size if it wasn't locking. Idiotic, I don't care what you say to be honest, won't change my mind, piss take to give a blemish on someone's name who's never done anything to break the law knowingly.
we all love bill, what a legend
If this guy is a sas sergeant he has probably worked for some even more covert mi6 group as you have to sergeant to serve in such groups and billy just gives you the vibes of that !!!! Great interview and billy always has good take on most subjects !!!!
Great to hear the stuff you had to say Billy man .
Your views on knives on the streets are class Billy .
It should be a mandatory heavy sentence for carrying a knife on the street.
I know too many guys who are both dead and in the nick for a long time cos of it .
Life’s too precious man
What a bloke . Total respect 🙏 🫡
Really enjoyed this!
Hell fire - talk about HUEL positioning !!
Billy is Way more HUMAN compared to the majority of people under 40 years old who live day to day raised by the internet. Copy and Pasting everything that looks and sounds nice without actually 'comprehending' anything.
@Yiealo6372jdright? He’s doing the thing he’s randomly complaining about and it’s out of context and not even relevant to anything in this video too.
Funny how people always “hate” the things they secretly do themselves.
@@BBeowulfyou obviously didn't pay attention.
He spent about ten minutes talking about the new generation on phones with no backbone to help when things turn bad.
@@Cymru85 I think you are confused about something or you've replied to the wrong comment. Whatever you are talking about has nothing to do with what we are talking about... Maybe YOU should pay attention
@@BBeowulf I'm not confused.
You said he was completely out of context when he was talking about lee rigby getting murdered and people stood around and filmed it rather than help.
This comment addresses that conversation by talking about people who are on their phones constantly who get highrate about a comment online but don't help their fellow man.
@@Cymru85 No I didn't say that or anything remotely close to that. I never even talked about anything that's in this video. I left a comment referencing the person who made the comment you are commenting to me under right now, not the video or anything Billy said.
2:23:47 I never realised there were that many Welsh people in Croatia.
I think we would do well to ask Billy to become an MP. Not many would win against him and he WOULD lead our country in the right direction by leading by the front. Billy for Prime minister! Watch how much hate this remark gets, by cowards, criminals and camel lovers!
I'm a fan of Billy so much respect 4 him I watch sAs the show Amazing what these guys go though
Quality interview.
Thanks really enjoyed this, I like Maks opinions 👏👏
I agree with pretty much most of what Billi said,but i have 3 or 4 yrs on him & in the Pubs of the E,End of London ( where i was born& raised ) many an weekend u heard about someone using a Glass or bottle or keeping a Baseball bat in a car..Or Bouncers using Weapons or ( including some kind of Spray)
But today people wont help someone else out ( always looking for excuses) but they'll film it&stick it on YT.
And i've lived in the US for 24 yrs& had a couple of close calls & that Voyeuristic spirit is really prevalent& alive& kicking here..
Class, wish billy would do hes own podcast
The comment Billy made on nobody getting involved is spot on. I grew up on a council estate back in the day and i had and still have mates that are more like brothers and we never stood by when some was getting a kickin we would help out. Society has broken down its not good. Generation of social media cowards film it for clicks its bukk shit.
Why so much fighting on council estates?
Great interview and interviewer aswell
Our dear soldier ❤❤🎉🎉🎉
Class exclsuive interview never disappoints
Hey Mulligan Bros, im only on the minimum subscription but for 3.99 a month im v impressed with content.
Great interviews with living legends.
Stay strong. 🎉
“Don’t give your mother grey hair…join the SAS” Billy B.
Nice the motivational talk... i dont know how i ended up here... a question tho- soldier or surgeon... which is harder to achieve... ..and why wlould if you can achieve this level of dedication why choose soldier over surgeon... always wondered about the mindset
I agree, people videoing a problem, rather than taking action is disgusting .. 48 ish mins in
Great man.
What a guy.
I know the cardboard shoe move.
Next door neighbours only son, so they were well off to a family like mine 5 kids.
Well he had a pair of tan ankle elasticated boots he couldnt get along with.
Mom brought them for me, i was mocked soooo bad at school for having to wear them instead of black shoes,,, i tried everything under the sun to wear those bloomin ###out lol dragged them kicked walls the lot, sole no thicker than a slice of ham > took me 6 months or more to destroy them they were made of some kind of super leather with magical powers.
Funny when you look back innnit lol
"Only Westerners wipe their arses" - Is there any wonder we sometimes look down on other cultures 😂
Water is used instead of paper wich results in a cleaner asshole.
sometimes? its funny because its also just europe and n.america. even smaller population then youd think though with tourism and the demand on the local employees cleanliness its use have risen.
I totally agree with what he says about people standing around watching violet and nasty things happen to people and just recording it or doing nothing!!! I’m not a hard nut or anything but I have got quite a bit bottle and on two occasions I have had to take knives off someone!!!! I could not agree with billy more on this comment! I hate violence but I refuse to stand by and watch people being violent to others especially bully’s !!!!!
❤great stuff thx 🙏
This man has lived some life
Att to 7 Coy. Cold Stream Guards back in the 90's in Belize.........Wow, What an eye Opener 😂😂
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Two people I 100% agree with, Billy Billingham and Tim Davies.
Billy for Prime Minister 👍
Good podcast but too many adverts, I did it over several days as it was hard going keep being interrupted.
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I don’t remember the exact statistic but a HUGE portion of people stabbed in the way they were discussing are stabbed with their own knife
I was in Bosnia exactly the same time as him we went from UN to nato only as a infantryman not SF but they were interesting times
Truth?
@@mstrqltr01 truth ? Of course it’s the truth I deployed under the UN with a infantry battalion and while there we changed from UN to NATO at the end of 95
Curious....I saw him for a while...
@@mstrqltr01 what does that even mean
You need to be honest with your kids on who you truly are, in order for them to have a chance to know themselves.
I wish i went to d coy in 2PARA they went to jungle also i just missed going to seria leonne with 22 sas i was 663 plt at depot and all of us wanted to join 22 i remember being on guard duty like turn this shit off then they switched it onto each channel, i was like its independence day or some film but it was 9,11 we were still spearhead it was op fingel at first
Billy Bingham for PM. more common sense than all the MP’s put together
The Real One
Billy speaking more sense in 20 minutes than our 650 piss weak politicians can mumble in 5 years! Britain needs strong men like him,thanks for your amazing service 🇬🇧
Great respect for Billy !!!
10 years for a knive. Close friend died one time. I went window shopping 3 stabbed same night. Enough yeah
The word hero gets used too often and too easy these days. Billy is a true hero imo tho, genuinely a legend, brave as a lion
The True Boys
Kids in England saying there's nothing to do? I took a train from Manchester Airport to Manchester when I went to watch Manchester United play at Old Trafford, I have never seen that many football pitches in such quick succession in my life.. I saw at least 12 if not more on a 20min train ride.
So what was Billy's biggest Life regret? (Haven't had time to watch this yet) Thank you 😎
That's why it's SAS
56 minutes in, knife crime laws this should be made a legal law, how do we get this video to the houses of parliament???
48:36 ❤
This guys accent goes from Mcgregor Irish - Geordie - Welsh - Scouse - Manchunian -Oxford
It's a mishmash of all dialects saw it happen to my three older brothers who joined the armed services, everything they came home on leave they were a little less Brummie lol.
What a truly inspirational man this guy is.
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You never carry a house on your back. It would squash you
How the fuck could anyone stay cool knowing what's going on?
Very sad for all that he fought and sacrificed for, he returned to this pathetic hegemony.
Please stop muting the explitive out, it really unsettles the flow of talk.
That's youtube doing it because they are progressive morons
Listen to the hardcore
No one else knows this really except the boys maybe
I often think about the beheading of the soldier in London and the way people just watched on. It makes my blood boil. The cowardly bastards filmed it instead of using whatever was available to intervene. This speaks volumes for what this country has become.
A lot of people didn’t know what was happening at the time as they thought it was just a car accident. Once they realised they were attacking him, most people naturally don’t want to intervene with 2 people wielding blades with intent to kill. Nor did the onlookers know the intentions of the killers and if they would turn on the bystanders so I don’t blame anyone for not pulling them off Lee Rigby. Some did question what was happening and that spawned the videos of the killers talking to the public
A yused to get a piece suger it would be plane bread a used tae love it i thought it was a Scottish thing mental!
47:21 .. internet being integrated on the phone made for (maybe) crucial part of industrial evolution. For humanity, figuratively moves faster with it at hand.
And while we speak, tell, and some yell. There's an Absolute loss of communication. In words, view,sight and perspective. Humanity and said "community" is at a loss these days.
Been going on for so long, i wonder, where normally i know, if this too, shall pass.
Solidarity. Is a out of reach or unknown, maybe to some undefined. That's why.
The gest. Feel. Experience. And Value of it, has to be reignited. Appreciated.
*not asking for everyone to Trust everyone. Just don't think Everyone is an undeniable piece of sheit just because..
*and for the knife-topic. I wish. One wouldn't have to, my father was Garde Grenadier. Commando. Sniper. Bodyguard to some chief with labels. In a time when that wasn't a dime a dozen. He was absent. But when he was there, i was drilled. I didn't even have bodyhair. Other did communion and went to church, i had tactical conditioning. To me a knife holds no masculinity. It's like a toothbrush. A knife, is for men, monsters, and emergencies.
In 35 years. I have beaten. Been beaten. Shit my pants. Made others shit theirs. My knife leaves it's sheath to be cared for. Or to be put to use.
I'm glad to this day. I've only Cared for it. Not asking for applause. Trying to add and make a point. If you didn't get this, you didn't get His.
was he actually deployed to the jungle? Or just there for training purposes?
His first operation was Belize in the jungle so Yh he actually was deployed in jungle
@@qwertyuiopasdfghjklzxcvbnm3937 what business do UKSF have in Belize? assuming they were invited?
@RogerYeahmon they don't wait for invites
@@FirearmsGunGear 🥱
@@qwertyuiopasdfghjklzxcvbnm3937 I'm assuming he was training there.. I don't think it was a mission...
Hunting people selling dodgy cigarettes on council estates now...😅
Why is he constantly loooking at his phone during the interview?
He’s got a wife now 😂😂
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You sure about the 100kg?
If you are, then bloody hell
probably meant 100lbs
Why should I at 50 be put in prison because I have a leatherman get a grip billy
There's a difference between a teenager carrying a zombie knife and a 50 year old carrying a multi tool for a legitimate purpose. The laws should be able to differentiate.
@@AT-ytinvasive i take it u didn’t listen to the whole video then because he said nobody not even a butcher should be carrying a blade anyone found with any blade whatsoever should go to prison for 5 years like u do if u carry a gun , that is what my comment is in reference to to
@@Kyteasahigh to cut things that need cutting for example the other day there was some plastic banding wrapped around my CV joint on my car so I cut it off plus why do I have to have a reason ?
@ppppppp1238 what's the point of carrying a flashlight? Or a lunchbox, or spare tire in your car?
Don't be thick.
@@Kyteasahigh I'm grouping useful things together, things that most everyone carries daily where I live.
What is it with brits and the need to lick the state boot?
Can kill easily, might, might not
wow so no one can carry a knife for the villains. thats stupid. Im into bush craft I use a knife and need to use a knife. Im not a danger to anybody. why should I go to jail?
I can think of a man to jave a kvivew ... bushcraft .. faney being stBbed?
Why you editing out the 'fucks' it sounds horrendous
Bull sh.t about carrying knives, your punishing the wrong people, I've carried a pocket knife since a very young age as they are a useful tool to carry, I've never used one in anger even when I've gotten into fights, it's stayed in my pocket. That being said I'm not talking carrying a machete round Tesco's.
Just a heads up, most of this interview is about shit 😂
Excellent shit though 😅