I live near Southampton Ontario and buried in the sand at the beach there is the burned hull of the USS Hunter. During the War of 1812 it was the British HMS General Hunter. It captured an American ship that had the Americans order to attack Sandwich (Windsor), alerting Brock of the attack. The ship also helped the British capture Fort Detroit by bombarding it. The ship was part of the British fleet captured by the Americans at the Battle of Lake Erie. It remained an American ship until it ran aground at what is now Southampton during a storm when it was carrying supplies from Detroit to Fort Michilimackinac years after the war. The Americans salvaged what they could from the ship then burned it. The ship was discovered when a part of it was poking out of the sand in 2001. I saw the exposed hull during the archeological search. They hope to raise enough money at the Southampton museum to build a climate controlled room for the hull someday.
@People Republic edi jopolong No. I know some clips was from an ad played promoting the set coins the Royal Mint of Canada was putting into circulation celebrating the heroes Canada had during the war.
Original Lyrics: Come all you brave Canadians I'd have you lend an ear Unto a simple ditty That will your spirits cheer, Concerning an engagement We had at Sandwich town― The courage of those Yankee boys So bravely we pulled down. Their purpose to invade us Was to kill and to destroy To distress our wives and children And cause us much annoy. Our countrymen were filled With sorrow, grief and woe To think that they would fall By an unnatural foe. At length our bold commander Sir Isaac Brock by name Took shipping at Niagara And unto York he came. He said: "My valiant heroes, Will you go along with me To fight those Yankee boys In the west of Canady." "O yes," we all replied, "We'll go along with you Our knapsacks on our back And make no more ado." Our fire-locks then we shouldered And straight we marched away With firm determination To shew them British play. Yes our fire-locks we shouldered Forward our course to steer To meet and fight the invader With neither dread nor fear. At Sandwich we arrived Each man with his supply With bold determination To conquer or to die. Our general sent a flag And thus to them did say: "Surrender now your garrison Or I'll fire on you this day." Our troops then marched over Our artillery we did land And marched straight upon their town Like an undaunted band. They refused to surrender They chose to stand their ground We opened then our guns And gave them fire all around. The Yankee boys began to fear And their blood to run cold To see us marching forward So courageous and bold. Their general sent a flag of truce For quarter then they call: "Hold your hand, brave British boys, I fear you'll slay us all." "Our town is at your command Our garrison likewise." They brought their arms and grounded them Right down before our eyes. And they were all made prisoners On board of ship they went And from the town of Sandwich To Quebec they were sent. We guarded them from Sandwich Safe down unto Fort George And them within the town of York So safely we did lodge. And we're arrived at home Each man without a wound And the fame of this great conquest Will through the province sound. Success unto the volunteers Who thus their rights maintain Lifewise their bold commander Sir Isaac Brock by name. And being all united This is the song we'll sing Success unto Great Britain And may God Save the King.
British: **burns down the White House and the literal center and symbol of American power and government** Americans: “All right, we’ll call it a draw” Happy Canada Day from a friendly Yankee! 🇨🇦
The reason we call it a draw is because the status quote was up held and no land was exchanged as well we both had are victories such as the battle of New Orleans were we took out 133 Troops hardened by the Napoleonic wars it kind of makes you feel bad survive Waterloo and then get killed by a farm boy with his rusty rifle
@@Maddenhighlights882 the status quote was still a victory in the eyes of the british becuase the goal was to end the war quick as possible and still be in a suitable condition to fight napoleon on the big boy playground while the americans acc had serious goals
@@itsperimo agreed we were not ready for the war we probably should have waited until we had lee,stonewall and grant to invade Canada which would have likely started the civil war earlier because Canada would become anti slave states
@@Maddenhighlights882 well condering even at that time the balance of power was still very much to the british side it would be hard to win at worse it be a headlock match of britain just commiting a strong naval blockade like we did in 1812. Every war plan the US made for britain was 'get canada and take the port cities' so britain couldnt use them as a forward base and destroy your coastal cities and ports but stonewall and lee would of made the war alot more intresting for sure :D also i think i would be hard to convince any candian to join a country what had slavery the angloshpere was very very anti slaverly remember we were the first power of end it (only Haiti was before us) I think honestly if this scenario happened britain would of activly faught with the confederates or at least gave serious aid to them
Civilization VI actually has a beautiful instrumental version of this song too. p.s. you should post the song "The Battle of Queenstown Heights" (aka the Brock song) performed by Alan Mills (not to be confused with the more popular "The Battle of Queenston Heights" by The Chums) God save the Queen!
As a Canadian I love reading all of the comments that’s under this video and I just want to say a huge thank you for everyone that helped us throughout all of the years and that helped us still be the free country from cost to cost that we are today ❤
Every citizen of Her Majesty’s realms are welcome in our beautiful country! If you ever visit, I highly suggest you visit Québec City, its the Crown Jewel of the british empire 👌🏼
@@georgeee4709 and thank you for the statute www.usni.org/magazines/naval-history-magazine/2013/july/museum-report-commemorating-war-1812-art-and-artifacts If you’re ever in Annapolis MD stop by the Us naval museum you can see it. From the burning of York
@@TheIceman567 thanks for the honour of burning down the beautiful capital city of Washington D.C and the experience of an idiotic president telling his fans to march to the capitol, breach it and almost destroy the main governmental body of the nation
@@georgeee4709 which had no impact, since most of the city was swap land, and lead to the battle of Baltimore which forced the British to retreat from the Chesapeake and give the USA its national anthem, thank you for that ☺️🤷♂️
I fear our provinces haven’t always gotten along… but I want you to know that not all Québecois are begrudging! God save the Queen and may God bless Ontatio! 💪🏼💪🏼
@@sergeroldofhousehightower3766 Quebec and Ontario may differ in their language but it was Quebec and Ontario as Upper and Lower Canada and before that as New France. *Certain* separatist feeling asides Quebec and Ontario's destiny is together in Canada. God Save The Queen and may God bless Canada both Upper, Lower, and beyond.
Come all you brave Canadians I'd have you lend an ear Unto a simple ditty That will your spirits cheer, Concerning an engagement We had at Sandwich town― The courage of those Yankee boys So bravely we pulled down. Their purpose to invade us Was to kill and to destroy To distress our wives and children And cause us much annoy. Our countrymen were filled With sorrow, grief and woe To think that they would fall By an unnatural foe. At length our bold commander Sir Isaac Brock by name Took shipping at Niagara And unto York he came. He said: "My valiant heroes, Will you go along with me To fight those Yankee boys In the west of Canady." "O yes," we all replied, "We'll go along with you Our knapsacks on our back And make no more ado." Our fire-locks then we shouldered And straight we marched away With firm determination To shew them British play. Yes our fire-locks we shouldered Forward our course to steer To meet and fight the invader With neither dread nor fear. At Sandwich we arrived Each man with his supply With bold determination To conquer or to die. Our general sent a flag And thus to them did say: "Surrender now your garrison Or I'll fire on you this day." Our troops then marched over Our artillery we did land And marched straight upon their town Like an undaunted band. They refused to surrender They chose to stand their ground We opened then our guns And gave them fire all around. The Yankee boys began to fear And their blood to run cold To see us marching forward So courageous and bold. Their general sent a flag of truce For quarter then they call: "Hold your hand, brave British boys, I fear you'll slay us all." "Our town is at your command Our garrison likewise." They brought their arms and grounded them Right down before our eyes. And they were all made prisoners On board of ship they went And from the town of Sandwich To Quebec they were sent. We guarded them from Sandwich Safe down unto Fort George And them within the town of York So safely we did lodge. And we're arrived at home Each man without a wound And the fame of this great conquest Will through the province sound. Success unto the volunteers Who thus their rights maintain Lifewise their bold commander Sir Isaac Brock by name. And being all united This is the song we'll sing Success unto Great Britain And may God Save the King.
@@sergeroldofhousehightower3766We Americans fought better when the British brought the war to the US. Of course it was smart strategy on the British part because it was a great way to relieve pressure on Canada. I don't believe the popular American idea that the British were trying to "retake" the colonies. They may have been seeking some territorial gains however. Their number one objective was defeating Napoleon and removing a threat to their homeland.
Canada is an example to be followed. As a greek, i love canada in every way. Its like the US but superior. Long live canada, possibly the best country in the world.
@@MrExtraordinaire16 Thank you.. but first let me say this first: This whole furry of cancelling Canada day is concerning to me. The three generations above me down the maternal line all attended, however, it’s over. It’s a waste of energy to act on these atrocities with more than just educating ourselves of historical facts. Protesting won’t do anything, ignoring the patriotic efforts of indigenous people in the wars who fought under the Canadian flag won’t do anything. Attacking mostly beautiful, magnificent. inspiring and valiant European culture and history won’t do anything. Attacking churches won’t do anything. More money, apologies and tears from politicians won’t do anything. Attacking the royal family won’t do anything. It’s over and that’s a good thing. I wish indigenous/mixed people would realize that this enemy is gone for good. We are free to practice cultures publicly, we get hunting and fishing rights based on blood lines that no one else does, they assign spots in universities and the military for us, the media overwhelmingly sides with us, the education system favours our side of the story, I could go on and on. Canada and vast vast vast majority of the people AND institutions love us and bend over to us, sometimes so much so that I believe it makes our state look weak internationally. This cancel Canada Day thing is a distraction by both political and indigenous opportunists, who distract from real problems like poverty, education, weakened family structure(something that can be learned from the “evil white culture”), and substance abuse which are at present material realities and SHOULD be the focal point of concentration. “Systemic Racism” is a lie that tells children of certain groups they are innately - by brith - less capable. A Métis man must remember that he has two parts and that he is not to side unconditionally with one side but rather to mediate. That’s why he walks the earth. His existence is a response to strife. We are all in the same side as Canadians. My motherland, my fatherland, Canada loves me and I love it back with no hard feelings! 🇨🇦
@@jwelke9 Thank you for this well written statement. I'm 79 now and am very proud to be Canadian despite its mottled history. We are doing better as country by owning up to and redressing the mistakes and misdeeds of the past. My parents were Italian immigrants. But I consider myself Canadian and only Canadian. Based on your message you are, in spirit, my brother.
What’s funny is that I heard this song at school when I was little, but I just couldn’t remember it now that I’m older, so when I found this video I was like; Oh my god, I remember this song
Not exactly true given the British where largely busy with Napoleon for most of the war and never deployed more then 15% of either the army or Navy to the war with the USA but it was a heck a barney that's for sure.
@@WillmobilePlus Oh come now, let them have it. At that time Canadians considered themselves British in everything. There was no Canadian National identity. So it’s somewhat true that **they** burned down the White House
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Happy Dominion Day everyone! God bless Canada!
May God bless us all!
Happy day from Quebec
For Majesty and Country.
Three cheers for the British Army.
Cool
As an Englishman you Canadians have my utmost respect
Indeed
And you have mine, kinsman! God save the Queen 🇨🇦🤝🇬🇧
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I ate u, absolutely hate u
@@sangliupdate7368 what?
May God save the Queen and God Bless Canada
Well well well look how this aged
Love to Canada from the Netherlands, you liberated us from the Germans in WW2! 🇳🇱 🇨🇦
Well you where one of the countries who stood strong against them nazi's thank you very much without your country the resistance might have fallen❤🇨🇦
My Great Grandfather was a Canadian soldier who was in the Canadian army during the liberation.
@@Canada1994 Then may God bless your grandfather!
@@MrExtraordinaire16 Thank you!
@@celibaatpiraat6337 thanks to you,lang leve nederland
I live near Southampton Ontario and buried in the sand at the beach there is the burned hull of the USS Hunter. During the War of 1812 it was the British HMS General Hunter. It captured an American ship that had the Americans order to attack Sandwich (Windsor), alerting Brock of the attack. The ship also helped the British capture Fort Detroit by bombarding it. The ship was part of the British fleet captured by the Americans at the Battle of Lake Erie. It remained an American ship until it ran aground at what is now Southampton during a storm when it was carrying supplies from Detroit to Fort Michilimackinac years after the war. The Americans salvaged what they could from the ship then burned it. The ship was discovered when a part of it was poking out of the sand in 2001. I saw the exposed hull during the archeological search. They hope to raise enough money at the Southampton museum to build a climate controlled room for the hull someday.
@People Republic edi jopolong No. I know some clips was from an ad played promoting the set coins the Royal Mint of Canada was putting into circulation celebrating the heroes Canada had during the war.
ruclips.net/video/SPKiBbuP6ks/видео.html
For someone from one Brockville, that was great to read. Thank you for the story.
@@johnnyrotten4630 no problem
Original Lyrics:
Come all you brave Canadians
I'd have you lend an ear
Unto a simple ditty
That will your spirits cheer,
Concerning an engagement
We had at Sandwich town―
The courage of those Yankee boys
So bravely we pulled down.
Their purpose to invade us
Was to kill and to destroy
To distress our wives and children
And cause us much annoy.
Our countrymen were filled
With sorrow, grief and woe
To think that they would fall
By an unnatural foe.
At length our bold commander
Sir Isaac Brock by name
Took shipping at Niagara
And unto York he came.
He said: "My valiant heroes,
Will you go along with me
To fight those Yankee boys
In the west of Canady."
"O yes," we all replied,
"We'll go along with you
Our knapsacks on our back
And make no more ado."
Our fire-locks then we shouldered
And straight we marched away
With firm determination
To shew them British play.
Yes our fire-locks we shouldered
Forward our course to steer
To meet and fight the invader
With neither dread nor fear.
At Sandwich we arrived
Each man with his supply
With bold determination
To conquer or to die.
Our general sent a flag
And thus to them did say:
"Surrender now your garrison
Or I'll fire on you this day."
Our troops then marched over
Our artillery we did land
And marched straight upon their town
Like an undaunted band.
They refused to surrender
They chose to stand their ground
We opened then our guns
And gave them fire all around.
The Yankee boys began to fear
And their blood to run cold
To see us marching forward
So courageous and bold.
Their general sent a flag of truce
For quarter then they call:
"Hold your hand, brave British boys,
I fear you'll slay us all."
"Our town is at your command
Our garrison likewise."
They brought their arms and grounded them
Right down before our eyes.
And they were all made prisoners
On board of ship they went
And from the town of Sandwich
To Quebec they were sent.
We guarded them from Sandwich
Safe down unto Fort George
And them within the town of York
So safely we did lodge.
And we're arrived at home
Each man without a wound
And the fame of this great conquest
Will through the province sound.
Success unto the volunteers
Who thus their rights maintain
Lifewise their bold commander
Sir Isaac Brock by name.
And being all united
This is the song we'll sing
Success unto Great Britain
And may God Save the King.
@People Republic edi jopolong It's from CBC's Canada: The Story of Us
For King and Country 🇬🇧🇨🇦
Love Canada from the 🇬🇧
Long life to British empire 🇬🇧🤝🇨🇦
British: **burns down the White House and the literal center and symbol of American power and government**
Americans: “All right, we’ll call it a draw”
Happy Canada Day from a friendly Yankee! 🇨🇦
The reason we call it a draw is because the status quote was up held and no land was exchanged as well we both had are victories such as the battle of New Orleans were we took out 133 Troops hardened by the Napoleonic wars it kind of makes you feel bad survive Waterloo and then get killed by a farm boy with his rusty rifle
@@Maddenhighlights882 the status quote was still a victory in the eyes of the british becuase the goal was to end the war quick as possible and still be in a suitable condition to fight napoleon on the big boy playground while the americans acc had serious goals
@@itsperimo agreed we were not ready for the war we probably should have waited until we had lee,stonewall and grant to invade Canada which would have likely started the civil war earlier because Canada would become anti slave states
@@Maddenhighlights882 well condering even at that time the balance of power was still very much to the british side it would be hard to win at worse it be a headlock match of britain just commiting a strong naval blockade like we did in 1812. Every war plan the US made for britain was 'get canada and take the port cities' so britain couldnt use them as a forward base and destroy your coastal cities and ports but stonewall and lee would of made the war alot more intresting for sure :D
also i think i would be hard to convince any candian to join a country what had slavery the angloshpere was very very anti slaverly remember we were the first power of end it (only Haiti was before us) I think honestly if this scenario happened britain would of activly faught with the confederates or at least gave serious aid to them
@@itsperimo Imagine Lee vs the duke of Wellington
Today I fly the Old Dominion flag outside my house for Canada day. Cheers from west coast of the U.S..
Hail our Great Land of Canada from Alberta!
Thanks man how are you guys doing over there I heard that there was forest fire in alberta because of the heat.❤brother Quebecois.
@@MrExtraordinaire16 It's been deadly hot, but we're trying to pull through. Thanks for asking, brother.
@@Luckytarianism has the weather now improved compared to before.
@@MrExtraordinaire16 Only barely, it's still scorching out. Hopefully we get some rain tonight.
@@Luckytarianism I hope for the best for you guys.
God bless Major General Issac brock the saver of Upper Canada. 🇬🇧🇨🇦
How? Queenston fell 7 months later
Civilization VI actually has a beautiful instrumental version of this song too.
p.s. you should post the song "The Battle of Queenstown Heights" (aka the Brock song) performed by Alan Mills (not to be confused with the more popular "The Battle of Queenston Heights" by The Chums)
God save the Queen!
so proud to be Canadian 🇨🇦!!!
Same here
Me too
Same
Same
As a Canadian I love reading all of the comments that’s under this video and I just want to say a huge thank you for everyone that helped us throughout all of the years and that helped us still be the free country from cost to cost that we are today ❤
You will always remain a free country from 🇬🇧
Happy Canada Day from Ontario!
Proud to live in Brockville Ontario Canada 🇨🇦
Happy Dominion or Canada day From Philippines my aunt lives in Canada she calls the Dominion Day Canada Day
Happy Canada day 🇨🇦 from Québec
Happy Canada Day Quebec from 🇬🇧
Happy Dominion Day! God save Canada and her Queen!
Well done Indian Canadians for helping the 🇬🇧 for fighting for your beautiful lands and country
Happy Dominion day.
Long live canada 🇨🇦
I never heard this one before. I've been digging into our old folk songs and trying to pass them on to my kids.
As i said. Canada is some kind of northern Australia 🇭🇲🇨🇦
To bad the temperature couldn't be diferent,also ❤🇨🇦quebec.
I’ve always said Australia is some kind of southern Canada 😂 Good day to you kinsman! God save the Queen 🇦🇺🤝🇨🇦💪🏼💪🏼
yes lol
Happy Canada Day From New Brunswick Canada!
Happy Canada Day Love from India 🇨🇦🇨🇦
God (or may I say, Gods) bless you kinsman! 🇨🇦🤝🇮🇳
Happy Canada Indians from the 🇬🇧
Great friends forever
From Britain
indeed
Right-back Blighty🍻
Love to Canada, from Northern Ireland!
God bless you kinsman!
based ni
God bless Ireland
I want to visit Canada one day, as well as Australia, we Brits don’t really get much weather but rain and 25’C heat waves (rare).
More than welcome...you'll feel right at home.
Every citizen of Her Majesty’s realms are welcome in our beautiful country! If you ever visit, I highly suggest you visit Québec City, its the Crown Jewel of the british empire 👌🏼
Love canada ❤ Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷❤🇨🇦
Viva!🥂
Obrigado!! 🇨🇦🤝🇧🇷
A tie between our fair nations.
We apologize.
From America
🇺🇸👍✊🇨🇦🍁
@People Republic edi jopolong actually it didn’t the USA was in Canada until July 1815 abs crushed the natives there. Btw thanks for Carleton island 😊
@@TheIceman567 thanks for the white House dinner
@@georgeee4709 and thank you for the statute www.usni.org/magazines/naval-history-magazine/2013/july/museum-report-commemorating-war-1812-art-and-artifacts
If you’re ever in Annapolis MD stop by the Us naval museum you can see it. From the burning of York
@@TheIceman567 thanks for the honour of burning down the beautiful capital city of Washington D.C and the experience of an idiotic president telling his fans to march to the capitol, breach it and almost destroy the main governmental body of the nation
@@georgeee4709 which had no impact, since most of the city was swap land, and lead to the battle of Baltimore which forced the British to retreat from the Chesapeake and give the USA its national anthem, thank you for that ☺️🤷♂️
Never heard this song before! Love to Canada my favourite dominion by far and my secret second homeland in my heart.
Canada is a country full of interesting stuff.. I may visit Canada in a few years
We would give you a warm welcome!! Don’t miss out on Québec and her beautiful wonders ⚜️🍻
@@sergeroldofhousehightower3766 like poutine
Respect to your loving Indians from 🇬🇧
Regards from your fifth column in Michigan! My house is flying the Union Jack and waiting ...
We're a little tied down right now with a few bats in the belfry here at home...but keep that candle in the window.🔥💂♂️💂♂️💂♂️😎
You are so underrated when comparing your views and subscribers. Keep going with theese videos!
Happy Canada Day!
Good save our gracious queen!!
Happy day from Quebec
This song is so fire, it burned down the White House.
Even so, we still came over and scraped your beans off the griddle in 1942-45.
@@michaelwalter3399 Pardon?
Oh, boo hoo, the White House was torched... the War of 1812 was to test American independence. We pioneered the west and waived you past as we did it.
No matter how this country changes, I shall forever love & cherish it. God Save the Queen, and happy Dominion Day.
Que Dieu sauve la Reine!!! 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
Glad to hear you Indians are still living in Canada from 🇬🇧
Oh yeah, im one of em.
Happy Canada Day! 🇨🇦
@People Republic edi jopolong I do not. Sorry
Our true brothers. ...Respect ...uk
Very nice song
Happy Canada day!! 🇨🇦🇨🇦
Happy Dominion Day our northern brothers! From USA 🇺🇸
@People Republic edi jopolong actually it didn’t the USA was in Canada until July 1815 and crushed the natives there.
You we’rent supposed to do that
@@TheIceman567 the United States failed to capture canada
@@gerogegerog5926 well he did
@People Republic edi jopolong true 🤷♂️
Happy Dominion Day!
I salute Canada and all Canadians
I love my Canada so much from a Proud Ontarian
I fear our provinces haven’t always gotten along… but I want you to know that not all Québecois are begrudging! God save the Queen and may God bless Ontatio! 💪🏼💪🏼
@@sergeroldofhousehightower3766 Quebec and Ontario may differ in their language but it was Quebec and Ontario as Upper and Lower Canada and before that as New France. *Certain* separatist feeling asides Quebec and Ontario's destiny is together in Canada. God Save The Queen and may God bless Canada both Upper, Lower, and beyond.
@@awsomeness4016 People like you make me proud to be Canadian. God save the Queen!
Happy birthday🇨🇦
Thank you everyone 🇨🇦
Come all you brave Canadians
I'd have you lend an ear
Unto a simple ditty
That will your spirits cheer,
Concerning an engagement
We had at Sandwich town―
The courage of those Yankee boys
So bravely we pulled down.
Their purpose to invade us
Was to kill and to destroy
To distress our wives and children
And cause us much annoy.
Our countrymen were filled
With sorrow, grief and woe
To think that they would fall
By an unnatural foe.
At length our bold commander
Sir Isaac Brock by name
Took shipping at Niagara
And unto York he came.
He said: "My valiant heroes,
Will you go along with me
To fight those Yankee boys
In the west of Canady."
"O yes," we all replied,
"We'll go along with you
Our knapsacks on our back
And make no more ado."
Our fire-locks then we shouldered
And straight we marched away
With firm determination
To shew them British play.
Yes our fire-locks we shouldered
Forward our course to steer
To meet and fight the invader
With neither dread nor fear.
At Sandwich we arrived
Each man with his supply
With bold determination
To conquer or to die.
Our general sent a flag
And thus to them did say:
"Surrender now your garrison
Or I'll fire on you this day."
Our troops then marched over
Our artillery we did land
And marched straight upon their town
Like an undaunted band.
They refused to surrender
They chose to stand their ground
We opened then our guns
And gave them fire all around.
The Yankee boys began to fear
And their blood to run cold
To see us marching forward
So courageous and bold.
Their general sent a flag of truce
For quarter then they call:
"Hold your hand, brave British boys,
I fear you'll slay us all."
"Our town is at your command
Our garrison likewise."
They brought their arms and grounded them
Right down before our eyes.
And they were all made prisoners
On board of ship they went
And from the town of Sandwich
To Quebec they were sent.
We guarded them from Sandwich
Safe down unto Fort George
And them within the town of York
So safely we did lodge.
And we're arrived at home
Each man without a wound
And the fame of this great conquest
Will through the province sound.
Success unto the volunteers
Who thus their rights maintain
Lifewise their bold commander
Sir Isaac Brock by name.
And being all united
This is the song we'll sing
Success unto Great Britain
And may God Save the King.
Splendid 🇬🇧🇨🇦
The song is actually respectful to the Yanks I like it
Despite all your shortcomings, you fought well during the war of 1812.
@@sergeroldofhousehightower3766We Americans fought better when the British brought the war to the US. Of course it was smart strategy on the British part because it was a great way to relieve pressure on Canada. I don't believe the popular American idea that the British were trying to "retake" the colonies. They may have been seeking some territorial gains however. Their number one objective was defeating Napoleon and removing a threat to their homeland.
God save the Queen!
Canada warrior song is making me feel so kind
Theres alot a wars in 1812, The most scary year that i see.
Great anthem love from Myanmar 🇲🇲 ❤️🇨🇦
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Love your country! I pray everything gets better soon 🙏🏼
Definitely a good song. God Save George IV!
George III was King during the war.
1760-1820.
Excellent video and music!
What movie/series is this you use to make the video?
Thank you! Most of the clips are from this series: ruclips.net/video/xTOB5Jmi0A4/видео.html.
Canada is an example to be followed. As a greek, i love canada in every way. Its like the US but superior. Long live canada, possibly the best country in the world.
Thank you very much we really like your country to, thank you for creating democracy,philosophie,science and homer, love canada.🤗
A nice comment, but unfortunately not true. Things aren't all colourful and sunny here.
@@vaterix4202 True, but they aren't anywhere, even in the West. Once you accept that, it's much easier to find it in your heart to love your country.
@@vaterix4202
A terrible government does not make a whole country bad...fight for what is good.
Kalimera! Thank you for your admiration of my country! I love Greece as well! Great food, beautiful vistas! 🇬🇷🤝🇨🇦
happy canada day from vietnam 🇻🇳❤️🇨🇦🇻🇳🤝🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
Best food in the world by far! I love Viet Nam! 🇻🇳🤝🇨🇦
LONG LIVE CANADA!
@People Republic edi jopolong Yeah First Invasion: The War of 1812.
ehhh bro
@@vanguard6498 eyy
@@canuckpatriot1735 our profile pictures are vaguely similar, brothers?
@@vanguard6498 naw can’t see the resemblance
Wonderful! 🇬🇧🇨🇦
Happy Canada Day from an Indonesian-Canadian 🇮🇩 🇨🇦
Welcome to our beautiful country mate! Food isn’t as good as in Indonesia but we make do 😅
Happy Canada Day from a Métis Albertan!
My condolence for what happened
@@MrExtraordinaire16
Thank you.. but first let me say this first:
This whole furry of cancelling Canada day is concerning to me. The three generations above me down the maternal line all attended, however, it’s over. It’s a waste of energy to act on these atrocities with more than just educating ourselves of historical facts. Protesting won’t do anything, ignoring the patriotic efforts of indigenous people in the wars who fought under the Canadian flag won’t do anything. Attacking mostly beautiful, magnificent. inspiring and valiant European culture and history won’t do anything. Attacking churches won’t do anything. More money, apologies and tears from politicians won’t do anything. Attacking the royal family won’t do anything. It’s over and that’s a good thing. I wish indigenous/mixed people would realize that this enemy is gone for good. We are free to practice cultures publicly, we get hunting and fishing rights based on blood lines that no one else does, they assign spots in universities and the military for us, the media overwhelmingly sides with us, the education system favours our side of the story, I could go on and on. Canada and vast vast vast majority of the people AND institutions love us and bend over to us, sometimes so much so that I believe it makes our state look weak internationally. This cancel Canada Day thing is a distraction by both political and indigenous opportunists, who distract from real problems like poverty, education, weakened family structure(something that can be learned from the “evil white culture”), and substance abuse which are at present material realities and SHOULD be the focal point of concentration. “Systemic Racism” is a lie that tells children of certain groups they are innately - by brith - less capable. A Métis man must remember that he has two parts and that he is not to side unconditionally with one side but rather to mediate. That’s why he walks the earth. His existence is a response to strife. We are all in the same side as Canadians.
My motherland, my fatherland, Canada loves me and I love it back with no hard feelings! 🇨🇦
@@jwelke9 Thank you for this well written statement. I'm 79 now and am very proud to be Canadian despite its mottled history. We are doing better as country by owning up to and redressing the mistakes and misdeeds of the past. My parents were Italian immigrants. But I consider myself Canadian and only Canadian. Based on your message you are, in spirit, my brother.
@@jwelke9
Wise words Jens.
@Republiky DFA Unie socialistických
The duke has it posted above in response to a previous inquiry.
God bless Canada! 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
What’s funny is that I heard this song at school when I was little, but I just couldn’t remember it now that I’m older, so when I found this video I was like; Oh my god, I remember this song
God I love my country 🇨🇦❤
We do love 🇨🇦 for 🇬🇧
My grandfather, William Flumerfelt of Toronto. Cornelius and Zachariah are relatives.
Happy Canada day🇨🇦🥳🥳
@People Republic edi jopolong Yes and you?
Thank you Indians from 🇬🇧
So you’re telling me there’s a town called Sandwich?
That just made my day…
For some reason this is good
Love you Indians from 🇬🇧
🇵🇱♥️🇨🇦
Do the regional anthem of Yorkshire please
Joyeuses fêtes du Canada 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
please tell me what song is the intro of this channel
The Maple Leaf Forever
It's LITTERLY the history of Canada in song form
What a new profile picture
As an American, well fought war Canada/UK, we proved that we couldn't beat each other 😂 😂
Not exactly true given the British where largely busy with Napoleon for most of the war and never deployed more then 15% of either the army or Navy to the war with the USA but it was a heck a barney that's for sure.
カナダの軍歌だったらThe Bold Canadian とThe battle of Queen Heightsと The maple Leaf forever をお勧めます
Greetings,
Loyalists in north america
"Vietnam was the first country to defeat the US"
Canada: Are you sure about that?
POV you burned the down Washington DC and you have to sing for a telnet show the next day.
Canada didn't burn down D.C.. Canada didn't exist then.
It's like saying the U.S. defeated France on the Plains of Abraham
That's what he said while I was laughing maniacaly on my sofa.
@@WillmobilePlus Oh come now, let them have it. At that time Canadians considered themselves British in everything. There was no Canadian National identity. So it’s somewhat true that **they** burned down the White House
What movie did you get the clips from?
Most of them are from this episode of a CBC documentary on Canadian history: ruclips.net/video/xTOB5Jmi0A4/видео.html.
British or American and I don’t wanna hear that you said you won. The Canadians are the true winners though I may be American I’m proud to say it
@@kinggeorgeiii7515 true
happy canada/dominion day
yes
Happy Canada day
Wow.
Those Americans when they here this song millions of Canadians will rain down to push you back always 🇨🇦
Where? Not I. Canada since the USA was there until
July 1815 🤷♂️
@@TheIceman567 ya Detroit looks good today doesn't it?
@@mightymightyenapack2530 yeah, it’s not in Canadian hands🤷♂️
@@TheIceman567ya I am glad about that it is a shithole there
@@mightymightyenapack2530 yeah, but you still don’t own it
and the anthem of Chile? 🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱
Excuse me please, but from which film or series are these videos on the backround?
Where are the clips from?
Vive Nouvelle-France⚜🇨🇦 😉🍷
Proud to be a Québecois within Her Majesty’s realms! ⚜️🤝🇬🇧 Que Dieu sauve la Reine 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
What film project are all these awesome scenes from?