How I EXPOSED a major security threat to UK - Frederick Forsyth on writing The Day of the Jackal

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  • Опубликовано: 14 дек 2024

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  • @chrissi3193
    @chrissi3193 День назад +38

    A principled, cold thinker and analyst . Exactly the kind of man we used to have to lead and tell us the truth in our murkiest areas of public life. And a great writer. Praise him ,read him while we still have hin hale,lucid and clear.

  • @ValTwineDeaner
    @ValTwineDeaner День назад +24

    My mother who's 90, speaks very highly of this wonderful man. A great writer and the type of man we need today in our country - not the dregs of the world as we are lumbered with today.

  • @Martynjs
    @Martynjs День назад +20

    A brilliant author and doing very well for his age.

  • @ChicagoDB
    @ChicagoDB День назад +28

    A fascinating man…and superb author!

  • @John-p7i5g
    @John-p7i5g День назад +23

    Fantastic writer. What FF fought against during the Cold War has just reemerged in a more pernicious form.

    • @terrencelong6436
      @terrencelong6436 День назад +4

      Yes..from bliar, then throught 14 years of faux tory pondlife and now the traitor starmer.......

  • @GloriaHoulihan
    @GloriaHoulihan День назад +16

    Thank you! Fascinating interview. I love a Frederick Forsyth novel.
    I wonder what his opinion is of Britain of today 🤔

  • @NRTSean
    @NRTSean День назад +9

    A great author.

  • @simonm7133
    @simonm7133 День назад +11

    Fascinating man. After DOJ my personal favourites are The Dogs of War and The Fourth Protocol. Astonishing complacency and stupidity by civil servants not to have closed the passport loophole until 30 years after he published it.

    • @philipbrooks402
      @philipbrooks402 12 часов назад

      That passport loophole was used by the Labour MP John Stonehouse to fake is death and get a new identity in the mid-1970s. Turned out he was also working for Czech intelligence.

  • @robertattwood7505
    @robertattwood7505 19 часов назад +1

    Fantastic insightful interview Jacob Rees Mogg always perceptive wordsmith with his channel.

  • @JimmiesChoices
    @JimmiesChoices День назад +3

    What a guy he would inspire anyone ❤❤❤

  • @EdKidgell
    @EdKidgell День назад +3

    One of the great writers......

  • @ClactonCuun
    @ClactonCuun День назад +12

    I can easily expose the actual threat: Wan Kier and Labour!!

  • @nickjung7394
    @nickjung7394 23 часа назад +2

    Fascinating in view of what is happening to the UK under Starmer!

  • @ianjones1034
    @ianjones1034 18 часов назад +2

    In the novel The Dogs of War , Frederick Forsythe also details how to obtain weapons and how to smuggle
    them into an African country to facilitate a regime change .He certainly does his research

  • @kenbird9017
    @kenbird9017 День назад +5

    A wonderful author and I wonder who you debriefed on your Malawi trips. I always had the idea it was to do with the Rhodesian bush war, reporting back to MI6. I always suspected that it was a senior Rhodesian special Branch man who had been personally recruited by David Owen. I guess we will never know!

  • @spudspuddy
    @spudspuddy День назад +25

    the real threat is swarming our streets screaming ali snackbar, he's just plugging another of his discount tesco shelf books...yawn

  • @immaterialimmaterial5195
    @immaterialimmaterial5195 11 часов назад

    Love his books!!! Wonderful man,

  • @MrAndyblue52
    @MrAndyblue52 День назад +4

    Pointing towards Dover showed a security threat fookall was done as per

  • @jfryer485
    @jfryer485 9 часов назад

    Wow.
    What a coup.
    Two great men together.

  • @darrinmcneill534
    @darrinmcneill534 7 часов назад +1

    He’s a national treasure now look at the trash we’ve got none of them will step up to defend our lands

  • @keigre5319
    @keigre5319 19 часов назад

    Yes, lets talk about the past as if there's nothing to see currently. The greatest danger Britain and the British face is what's happened now.

  • @johncarpenter832
    @johncarpenter832 День назад +4

    "All the police under Putuin " quote does this not sound familiar in uk under this government ? ? ?
    Just a thought

  • @JimmiesChoices
    @JimmiesChoices День назад +5

    Yes national service should be compulsory

  • @jazztheglass6139
    @jazztheglass6139 День назад +8

    Mr Forsyth supported Biafran Independence during the civil war in Nigeria. Britain opposed it

    • @MRW515
      @MRW515 День назад +1

      And?

    • @sapper82
      @sapper82 День назад +1

      @@MRW515 Forsyth was correct, Britain was wrong.

    • @ClactonCuun
      @ClactonCuun День назад +1

      Kemi still managed to get here, Britain failed

    • @richardkent2014
      @richardkent2014 День назад

      If the UK would have opposed independence or didn't want to give up our empire then you wouldn't have got it. Funny how Nigeria is still in he British commonwealth though.

    • @richardkent2014
      @richardkent2014 День назад

      If you remained in the British commonwealth those nations should have no problems at all with us your silly living in the past when what you have today and billions of people across the world have today what you have today because of it and nation states to call home now.

  • @ruthcollins2841
    @ruthcollins2841 21 час назад +2

    Loved the film with Edward Fox, but Redmayme isn't the best actor to create a new Netflix version at all, bad script writing & acting! 👎

  • @lukemitchell1975
    @lukemitchell1975 День назад +4

    🥱

  • @soxxy8588
    @soxxy8588 День назад +4

    i;d watch it if Mogg wasn't talking. His voice... Over indulged

    • @carlin9893
      @carlin9893 День назад +12

      People don't choose the family they're born into. JRM speaks clearly and at least you can understand what he is saying. This country has thousands of different English speaking accents. His is just one of them. Don't cut your nose to spite your face, he's interesting.

    • @soxxy8588
      @soxxy8588 День назад +2

      @@carlin9893 😂😂

    • @MaxPlankton
      @MaxPlankton День назад +3

      Bit narrow minded, listen to the content.

    • @soxxy8588
      @soxxy8588 18 часов назад

      @@MaxPlankton cheers mummy x

    • @MaxPlankton
      @MaxPlankton 14 часов назад

      @@soxxy8588 That's ok. Carlin 10 to your 4. That's democracy old fruit.

  • @francescostello1377
    @francescostello1377 День назад +2

    Really, what a timely interview JRM, and a load of propoganda to boot. People really need to do their own research on the not so good, holier than thou once British imperialistic old colonial Empire

    • @Marth281
      @Marth281 День назад

      @francescostello1337 you are obviously not a British 🇬🇧 born citizen.

    • @ruthcollins2841
      @ruthcollins2841 21 час назад

      ​@@Marth281😂😂😂

    • @ruthcollins2841
      @ruthcollins2841 21 час назад +1

      Along with Colonial countries like Italy, Egypt, Ottomans, French, Spanish, Chinese, Russia.😊

    • @keigre5319
      @keigre5319 19 часов назад +1

      @frances, Are there any other colonial countries you would like to name? Did your own country do anything you would like to mention?

  • @MichaelKng-fk5jk
    @MichaelKng-fk5jk 11 часов назад

    Daggers? What? JRM clearly knows zero history! A pretender, not unusual for a polittat!

    • @ronanrogers4127
      @ronanrogers4127 5 часов назад

      Indeed. Rather poor not to know about the Kukri. My father had a nice collection of kukris gifted to him from various campaigns in Borneo and Malaya. They used to hang on the walls of his home office. He was an instructor at Sandhurst for 2 years after serving in Vietnam, being an Australian and graduate of RMC Duntroon etc…all in the distant past, when the Cold War did become hot.