Here in UK I can almost hear the smiles on the happy and pround parents faces. And to the lads themselves - I urge you to migle with the locals, you are hugely respected.
Renowned Gurkhe warriors ❤. Hope they continue to make Nepal proud. I have witnessed applicants paying fortune to the ones involved in their recruitment .
Welcome to our country every one of you and thanks for everything you do for us , my Father was in the RAF in the Far East always said when your gentleman were guarding the perimeter of the airfield he slept well .
Thanks a lot, mate. You have a great respect for us, and it means a lot. I believe Nepal is progressing quickly. My father served in the Indian Gurkha Rifles, and it's amazing to be part of a military family. With help from India and China, Nepal is progressing well. We Nepalese are very patriotic, just like the British. Even if my countrymen stop going to the West for jobs and opportunities because we are achieving a good standard of living here in nepal in the next 70 years, but I will still teach my children about the important contributions of white European Protestants and Catholics to modern society. I will make sure my children understand how these contributions helped shape the world we live in today. I will also teach them to always welcome our white European friends with open arms, just as they have welcomed and helped us during our difficult times. Mate with this, I want to say, God save the King, and hail to the Gurkhas and Great Britain! Jai Nepal.
I've met some Gurkha in Newcastle. Day off from their training at Catterick. Immaculately dressed!! Ex Army myself so had a good chat with them (So polite and proud of what they were doing!! Good luck to them all!!!
Thulo samman Gurkhaharu ko laggi, your retired brothers have taught me so much. I to was very cold when I came back to the UK last year in March, I just wanted to go back to Nepal where it was hot and relax around Boudha Stupa and khane Nepali khana. Ma Nepal miss garchu 🥰🥰
Remember seeing them around Aldershot when I was in basic training Blackdown Barracks, Deepcut. Always in suits,collar and tie. Great troops, great respect 👍.
We should organize an annual Gorkha event in Gorkha Nepal where the units from Gorkha/Gurkha forces serving around the world come together. Perhaps have football, and cricket matches, train together etc.
Gurkhas fought in numerous conflicts, from the East India Company wars to WWI, WWII, and the Falklands War, they fought and fell, their sacrifices echoing through history. Yet, it pains me to acknowledge that our own government traded our lives for their interests, selecting only four ethnicities-Rai, Limbu, Gurung, and Magar, -to bear the burden of fighting and dying for the British. Today, as a member of the younger generation, it is imperative that we refuse to forget the discrimination and brutality inflicted upon our ancestors by both our government and the British. We were not only sent to battle; we were sold to die, our blood spilled and forgotten in the jungles of Italy, Burma, Malaysia, and the Falklands. Our government's betrayal, trading lives for financial gain that they still benefit today, remains a bitter truth. Today, it's a tragic reality that we've let our culture, religion, and languages fade away, with no meaningful representation in government. We're adrift, feeling lost and disconnected in our own homeland, struggling to find our place and preserve our identity. As descendants of Gurkha soldiers, we cannot afford to remain silent any longer. We must raise our voices against the injustices endured by our forefathers for over two centuries. Their sacrifices demand our remembrance, but also our actions. Let us break the silence and strive for justice, dignity, and recognition for those who fought, suffered, and died in service to a cause not of their own making. If we were truly brave, we wouldn't be living as cowards on our own land.
I'm in the US Army and during basic we had someone who was from Nepal and he was a Gurkha really funny guy the drill sergeants fucked with him alot cause he was like the class clown lol
@kirati- it's illegal only if they were forced to join, if they chose to join, it's legal. Nobody is forcing them to join. The thing you say, so called illegal would stop right way if none of the recruits fill up the forms but you sure will not provide the money to the recruits to pay their bills to keep their life going. Will you?
@@nc01sadh have you notice Gurkhas During 1st and 2nd World War many were send Barefoot with little money .. were as there British People Get Paid Full .. Same case in Todays Vetrans.. And I will Say Its Illegal Shame On British ✊
Free food and wages every month and guarantee British Citizenship and bringing family to British land to leave together- this way coming to fight for British
This is how all immigration should be done for the west. You should have to serve in a military formation for a set amount of years and earn it, gain pride in the flag and the land you now serve, and come to appreciate it
I'm guessing the Sepoys in British India were similar to Gurkhas in their motivation to serve the British Empire. I can't ask modern Indians because it's fashionable to bash the British & Sepoys didn't leave much behind in writing.
Just compare this calmness with the way the American Marines drill sargents behave. There is a total respect here unlike the maverick, shouty approach of the American Marines.
Yeah just think they volunteer to help Russians in Ukraine and the Indian army. Poor people will do anything for a paycheck, Britain should be ashamed to rely on them. Oh yeah and by the way the US Marines are light years better than them, just saying
Don’t know where u got that figure. It’s £1557 a month from the first day of training, up to £2000 a month upon completion. That’s just for the new guys. I’m guessing you’re a Russian troll mad your boys are in the meat grinder making £700 a month 😂 stay salty Ivan
Welcome gentlemen. You are welcomed with much appreciation for your bravery. We hope you will be happy here
We are so priveledged to have these honorable men in our army and country, WELCOME FROM A VETERAN !!
Canon fodder to replace British people who understand how Us war mongers operate
My old Mum used to say during the war, they were magnificent soldiers. Couldn't praise them high enough :)
The fearless warriors of the British Army..May God protect your lives..SALUTE!
Tough warriors and UK welcomes you.
Here in UK I can almost hear the smiles on the happy and pround parents faces.
And to the lads themselves - I urge you to migle with the locals, you are hugely respected.
Congratulations to all the recruited soldiers🎉
welcome to the uk, we need more , a lot more
Renowned Gurkhe warriors ❤. Hope they continue to make Nepal proud.
I have witnessed applicants paying fortune to the ones involved in their recruitment .
Best wishes for all the brothers
WONDERFUL. WE ARE SO LUCKY THAT THESE YOUNG MEN WANT TO COME HERE AND FIGHT ON OUR SIDE. WELCOME ALL OF YOU AND THANK YOU.
Congratulations and best wishes to all of you.
Result of hardwork and dedication ❣
Salute to all Gurkhas! Greetings from the Philippines. 🇵🇭🇳🇵🇬🇧
A shame! Serving other country for money! Salute? A shit!😂😂😂
Thanks from nepal
@@reneabrea4123 You are the shame. 👎
@@reneabrea4123😂😂😂😂
Someone didnt make it in then 😂
@@reneabrea4123bro its like a religion to join army for Nepalese😊 we are happy to join British army
Even marching out of the terminal . Bravo .
Welcome to our country every one of you and thanks for everything you do for us , my Father was in the RAF in the Far East always said when your gentleman were guarding the perimeter of the airfield he slept well .
Thanks a lot, mate. You have a great respect for us, and it means a lot. I believe Nepal is progressing quickly. My father served in the Indian Gurkha Rifles, and it's amazing to be part of a military family. With help from India and China, Nepal is progressing well. We Nepalese are very patriotic, just like the British. Even if my countrymen stop going to the West for jobs and opportunities because we are achieving a good standard of living here in nepal in the next 70 years, but I will still teach my children about the important contributions of white European Protestants and Catholics to modern society. I will make sure my children understand how these contributions helped shape the world we live in today. I will also teach them to always welcome our white European friends with open arms, just as they have welcomed and helped us during our difficult times. Mate with this, I want to say, God save the King, and hail to the Gurkhas and Great Britain! Jai Nepal.
These are the people we should be welcoming to our country not the ones that come in the small boats. Welcome gents all the best 👍
Good luck well done 💂🇬🇧
I've met some Gurkha in Newcastle. Day off from their training at Catterick. Immaculately dressed!! Ex Army myself so had a good chat with them (So polite and proud of what they were doing!! Good luck to them all!!!
I served with them when in the welsh guards great blokes a wicked sence of humour and very good at they're jobs
I have so much respect for these warriors
Salute to Gurkha Cadets...
God bless them and keep them safe.
Welcome and thank you for your service.
Thulo samman Gurkhaharu ko laggi, your retired brothers have taught me so much. I to was very cold when I came back to the UK last year in March, I just wanted to go back to Nepal where it was hot and relax around Boudha Stupa and khane Nepali khana.
Ma Nepal miss garchu 🥰🥰
These young men have gone through hell and back to be in this video - mad respect to their accomplishment and drive.
The British people salut you and thank you for your servicr.
Godbless theese fine men and welcome
A great many hopes and dreams are riding on that bus, as many before them. Good luck, lad's.
Yes men of real pride and honour... Welcome ....
WELCOME FROM A VETERAN !!
Held in the highest regard .
Congratulation to all my british soldiers brothers. Even my father was from 10Gr
Congratulations! Make your nation PROUD! Prove them you are the best! ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Huge respect. Welcome to the UK.
good luck to all ghurkas
Remember seeing them around Aldershot when I was in basic training Blackdown Barracks, Deepcut. Always in suits,collar and tie. Great troops, great respect 👍.
Welcome to the UK.
Please stay.
We should organize an annual Gorkha event in Gorkha Nepal where the units from Gorkha/Gurkha forces serving around the world come together. Perhaps have football, and cricket matches, train together etc.
Good luck
God Bless you all and keep you safe from harm, it is our honour to have you in our forces.
RESPECT LADS
Gurkhas, always welcome here. 🙂
I'm India gorkah ❤❤❤❤
Good luck nepali boys.
आफ्नो देशको माटो चाही नर्बिसिनु है । सक्षम र अब्बल भइ एक दिन अवश्य फर्कनु।
Real men, I wish we had them join the US military.
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Upload more video plz.....❤
Modern day spartan
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Gurkhas fought in numerous conflicts, from the East India Company wars to WWI, WWII, and the Falklands War, they fought and fell, their sacrifices echoing through history. Yet, it pains me to acknowledge that our own government traded our lives for their interests, selecting only four ethnicities-Rai, Limbu, Gurung, and Magar, -to bear the burden of fighting and dying for the British. Today, as a member of the younger generation, it is imperative that we refuse to forget the discrimination and brutality inflicted upon our ancestors by both our government and the British. We were not only sent to battle; we were sold to die, our blood spilled and forgotten in the jungles of Italy, Burma, Malaysia, and the Falklands. Our government's betrayal, trading lives for financial gain that they still benefit today, remains a bitter truth. Today, it's a tragic reality that we've let our culture, religion, and languages fade away, with no meaningful representation in government. We're adrift, feeling lost and disconnected in our own homeland, struggling to find our place and preserve our identity.
As descendants of Gurkha soldiers, we cannot afford to remain silent any longer. We must raise our voices against the injustices endured by our forefathers for over two centuries. Their sacrifices demand our remembrance, but also our actions. Let us break the silence and strive for justice, dignity, and recognition for those who fought, suffered, and died in service to a cause not of their own making. If we were truly brave, we wouldn't be living as cowards on our own land.
Rain or Shine, they will serve. The battle in Gallipoli, the only unit that conquered a land, Gurkha and they lost lot of men. Ayo Gurkhali
Mahe bhe 1 din jarur jauga😢🎉❤
I'm in the US Army and during basic we had someone who was from Nepal and he was a Gurkha really funny guy the drill sergeants fucked with him alot cause he was like the class clown lol
equal Right Equal Pension Justice for Gurkha Vetrans ✊ Or Stop this illegal Recruit from Nepal
It's not illegal lol it changes their families lives
Agree mate👍✊✊
😂@@noasterr1151
@kirati- it's illegal only if they were forced to join, if they chose to join, it's legal. Nobody is forcing them to join. The thing you say, so called illegal would stop right way if none of the recruits fill up the forms but you sure will not provide the money to the recruits to pay their bills to keep their life going. Will you?
@@nc01sadh have you notice Gurkhas During 1st and 2nd World War many were send Barefoot with little money .. were as there British People Get Paid Full .. Same case in Todays Vetrans.. And I will Say Its Illegal Shame On British ✊
Equal rights and equal pay. We should import 10s of thousands of these recruits.
There was a dream
Covid destryo it
Free food and wages every month and guarantee British Citizenship and bringing family to British land to leave together- this way coming to fight for British
Better than the boat people from Africa or the unfortunate slaves brought in chains from the Dark Continent in the earlier centuries. Is it not?
नाइन्टिन फाउनन्टिन को लाउरे दाइ हरू कता हिडेया हो के मामा हुन पदन लेख्न पो पर्छ त
This is how all immigration should be done for the west. You should have to serve in a military formation for a set amount of years and earn it, gain pride in the flag and the land you now serve, and come to appreciate it
They will end up as amazingly excellent as all of the Ghurkas preceding them. If only the same could be said about the rest of the British Army
Jai hindi
I'm guessing the Sepoys in British India were similar to Gurkhas in their motivation to serve the British Empire. I can't ask modern Indians because it's fashionable to bash the British & Sepoys didn't leave much behind in writing.
Just compare this calmness with the way the American Marines drill sargents behave. There is a total respect here unlike the maverick, shouty approach of the American Marines.
Yeah just think they volunteer to help Russians in Ukraine and the Indian army. Poor people will do anything for a paycheck, Britain should be ashamed to rely on them. Oh yeah and by the way the US Marines are light years better than them, just saying
Gorkhali and gurkali is different
😢😢😢😢😢
Yes, the Gurkhas are renowned. However, the Russians are doing exactly the same thing 😢
35 years ago l was like this l hated nepal government didn’t create jobs for Nepalese people
Outtttt!!!!!!!! 😠 😡
Gurkhas are not Indian ...... They are foreigners....... Visas is compulsory for Gorkhas for entering in India...... Say no Gorkhaland.......
Kahile sama hami nepali yasari british ko gulami garne rip nepalese government
Enjoy your £700 salary a month guys😂
Don’t know where u got that figure. It’s £1557 a month from the first day of training, up to £2000 a month upon completion. That’s just for the new guys.
I’m guessing you’re a Russian troll mad your boys are in the meat grinder making £700 a month 😂 stay salty Ivan
Russia is waiting guys
Let's hope not. That would be really sad.
Wid 1 week training 😅
drunk russian soldier vs a Gurhkha? lol Id bet on the Gurkhas EVERY FUCKING TIME
Somebody please tell them the 'Empire' no longer exists and they are no longer needed!
I'm India gorkah ❤❤❤❤
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I'm India gorkah ❤❤❤❤