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AL is not just a comedian,,,he's a history graduate,,very very intelligent fella
Al had a history degree from Oxford university so he isn't talking "smack" he's stating facts .
This is a character he plays ‘The pub landlord’ who is like a cab driver.an opinion on everything. He starts with an over stated point but then works in history and jokes. It’s in part tongue in cheek and stereotypical and in part facts.
Ohh plz react to the battle of Bamber Bridge,,,,,,, the treatment of black troops in the uk in ww2
Glad you watched this video Al Murray is very intelligent and you’re a great sport 😂
Al Murray did history at University, he did a programme on Discovery Channel years ago called Road to Berlin using archive footage, visiting locations were fighting occurred and talking to veterans at various locations. He did a series of podcasts with historian James Holland a number of months ago.
Not just any university, Oxford no less.
The battle of bamber bridge by the going for broke people
He’s awesome he’s so intelligent. Watch more of his stuff you’ll like him
He plays a character, he's very educated he's got degrees at oxford.
Love Al Murray! As I'm a Brit, I've been lucky enough to have seen him live several times. Comedy genius and he has a degree in Modern History from Oxford. But he does have one or two small errors in this skit.
UGANDA - Nope. He is doubtless thinking of Tanganyika which was German East Africa. Which we did indeed snaffle and add to the Empire at the end of WW One. Uganda had already been added to the Empire a number of years previously (in the late 1880's ) as the Protectorate of Uganda.
WHITE HOUSE - No, that's an urban myth. It was indeed burned after the British victory at Bladensburg, but it was already known as the White House prior to the War of 1812. Its somewhat porous stone construction had been whitewashed to protect against freeze/thaw erosion for nearly 20yrs prior to the burning.
BURKINA FASO - Nope. A French colony since the late 1880's. Since Al replied "used to be a German colony" I rather think he is confusing it with Togo which we grabbed after WW One (well technically Togo was split in two, we got half, the French got half).
"Job done"🍻
Just a little correction Burkina Faso was a French colony not German
True👍
And France was German colony during WW2
Check out his countries of the world video 👍🇬🇧
Al is funny and intelligent! You should look up one of eddie izzards old shows! Same historical fact comedy thats great!
UK declared war on Finland in WW2 at Stalin’s insistence, however there was no invasion etc…so technically we were not defeated.🤣
i got another for you to react too, check out some of the UK police interceptors, have at look how our boys in blue deal with criminals, pretty sure there's a couple videos on our armed officers as well... episodes can be pretty long but if ya spread an episode over two or 3 vids ya should be good
the uk is on its fucking knees now bro, so dont worry about it.
Im so glad im British
Did not the Dutch humiliate the Brits at Chatham (Raid on the Medway)?
Denmark ruled England for 200 years.
At that time in history England was not even formed nation as we know it today. However, Denmark, Norway and Sweden, runs through our blood.
KorkytheKat UK
@@stephenkorky1014 The Swedes were never in England, and Norwegians ruled Scotland and part of Ireland.
The rulers in England were the Danes.
England, our former colony.
@@Gert-DK The Vikings were an ancient warrior tribe who were natives of Scandinavia from basically threes countries- Denmark, Norway and Sweden, and as I said previously, "at that time England was not a country as we know it today". Eric Bloodaxe was defeated in 954 ad, (when Danelaw ended). Around that time England became as we know it today. At that time half the country was Danelaw the other half was Anglo Saxon's.
Nearly 1100 years ago.
KorkytheKat UK
@@stephenkorky1014 "at that time England was not a country as we know it today". Nor were any of the British colonies in Africa. The colonisation changed them, as The Viking changed England.
The first proof of Danmark as a country is actually during the Viking age. First time mentioned we can prove, is on a Rune stone. Come to Jelling, and you can read it for yourself.
Second, the name Danelaw, strongly indicates something, don't you think?
It is still our former Colony.
@@Gert-DK This is making me laugh, you'r so touchy. My Dad is from Inverness in Scotland and my Mom is from Cork, southern Ireland. I never disagreed with anything you've said. On my original comment, all I was saying that Vikings blood runs in me. I'm not telling you my surname, however, In Scottish Gaelic it translates to, Son of Thor's anvil.
KorkytheKat UK He he he.
lost to the dutch in second war they had and the only country who invaded great britain!!!
This is going be funny Al Murray is funny as fuck
Hmm... Poland?
really american?they owned the U.S right the dutch left and new amsterdam became new york after the duke of york and dont you celebrate independence day on 4 july ??
😂👍watching Manchester UK 👍