SAS loved Thatcher. There was one attack the SAS responded to, and after it was over Thatcher saw them to give them a 'well done' and they offered her a beer, which she accepted, so she had a drink with the SAS.
British adjacent, but when I was in Afghanistan, there was an Aussie colonel who just walked up all nonchalant to our front gate after having walked on his own from another FOB a few miles away. He didn't even have a rifle, just a pistol for territory with known sniper attacks. We joked that he was simply nailing the snipers with the standard issue boomerang we all know Australians secretly have. Dude was a perfect example of that stoic badassery
@@therealchen he obviously didn't shoot anything or get shot at bud. We would've heard it. Snipers aren't machines, they can't attack everything. Prior to that week, I think we'd only had two TICs in that vicinity. Did you take the joke about boomerangs seriously? I mean that's pretty difficult to make such a silly mistakes, so color me impressed
Speaking on the late Paddy Ashdown, former SBS (Naval equivalent of SAS) soldier and former leader of the Lib Dems Charles Kennedy noted that "Paddy Ashdown is the only party leader who is also a trained killer, but in fairness to Mrs Thatcher, she was self taught."
SpongeBob SquarePants , imagine that laugh while you are being charged down by a 20 foot tall death machine. "I'm ready! I'm ready I'm ready! I'm READY!!!"
I remember a time I was doing a quiz in maths and my group thought we had a good name until we heard another groups name Margaret Thatcher's badger snatchers
I hoped you guys would have talked about the S.A.S. member going down into a Taliban hideyhole with nothing but a hammer, and he killed three of them with just that hammer, clearing out the tunnel by himself.
Or the Gurkha who took out thirty-odd Taliban on his own. After running out of ammunition, he started throwing claymores at them and beat one of them to death with a bipod
I think my favourite reported story was where a small unit of around 8 tired and hungry SAS had ran out of ammo and were surrounded by about 30 insurgents. Rather than the inevitable torture and risk to national security, they opted for a "soldiers death". I'm not speaking verbatim, but the story, reported by several respected independent news sources, went something along the lines of this: The small SAS unit of around 8 soldiers, desperate and out of ammunition charged at the insurgents using the last tools at their disposal. Some used their weapons and rocks as bludgeoning tools, a few resorted to their trusty blades, however, one resourceful officer was observed drowning an insurgent in a shallow puddle.. Now that is what I call thinking outside the box..! I may have some of the story wrong, but we all have Google and the only way the story could have been more amusing if was that the guy was observed choking a jihadi by force feeding him Monster Munch..
I remember this in the news, I think he entered the tunnel after the Afghans he was with refused to go down. There wasn’t enough space to take a rifle so he had a pistol that jammed after engaging a couple of them. He finished the last three of with the hammer
Huh.... Margarete thatcher impressed the S.A.S Thatcher is the name of a S.A.S operator in Rainbow Six siege And all the S.A.S where gas masks and hide their faces
In the Rainbow Six lore Thatcher participated in the operation where a embassy in england got attacked and he was a escort/bodyguard too margaret thatcher. According too the devs there is a picture with thatcher and 2-3 sas operators and one of them is the operator thatcher
The “things are a bit sticky” story is from the Korean War, the British Commonwealth Division was attached to the US I Corps, and the American commanders just didn’t get British understatement.
Don't forget about when someone tried to kidnap princess Anne. The guy pointed a gun at her and told her to get out of the car. She just looked at him and said "not bloody likely."
So speaking on anime girl emblazoned titans, would you fancy looking further into that elite all-female Cobra attack helicopter squadron in Japan that have anime versions of themselves on their choppers? That's be neat.
just read about it. it was 4 anime girls (or maskot) painted on attack helicopters and the pilots only cosplayed as them for airshows and public relations events from 2011 to 2013.
If I remember correctly, that was just a day before the SAS were told to plan the Iranian Embassy Siege rescue mission. The ministers were panicking and with the SAS just undergoing heavy restructuring after the Munich disaster and training on-hand with the GSG-9 after the Lufthansa hijack, the SAS were on the ready for such a mission but the defense ministry was on the fence about it so Thatcher decided to just visit Hereford Base (The HQ of the SAS) and check out the unit. When they were there, she sat thru the whole ordeal (And yes.. The thing with George was absolutely true) and decided that no one except the SAS were to interrupt the planning and gave them the "go ahead" to carry out the mission due to their precision and zero compromise even when they knew they could have accidentally shot the prime minister any moment. To make it more interesting, the SAS just reached the house they rented beside the embassy on 4th May 1980, just one day after their "exhibition" and midway into reading and planning the ways to attack the embassy with the floorplan, Thatcher visited them again this time in the house and offered all 30 something of them success and even drank whiskey with them to wish them success and even jokingly warned that if failure was to be met, their heads would roll (This might be fake. She did warn them something but along the line of that joke was true or not hasn't been properly verified yet). She never left the building and stayed with the SAS members till the day of the assault and even joined in on their planning. When the whole assault was commencing within that 18 mins from break in to the actual shooting beginning, Thatcher was in that house the SAS soldiers were planning their mission from, looking at the whole scene unfolding.
surprised you didnt mention the time when the SAS had to breach an embassy and after a successful mission it was heard that Margret Thatcher had a beer with the SAS for a job well done ;D
PhantomTucker I know right after that she came in to congratulate them and they were all watching the TV. She was sitting with them and John McAleese told her to “get [her] fucking head out the way!” which she apparently did very quickly.
@Slavery was just renamed employment No. The Royal family and PM all go though SAS hostage training. The killing house was before the embassy, that's why the SAS were so successful - they'd train for that scenario.
I love everything about Prince Charles' reaction. The look of mild confusion and offence, how he never stops playing with his cuff, how his face barely moves when he's pushed. Reminds me of my Gran
So, during both WWI and WWII there are some amazing stories about British officers strolling through the battlefield having casual chit chat with soldiers with bullets spraying everywhere (btw, not ducking or flinching IN THE SLIGHTEST(mostly due to them knowing it doesn't really change anything but your troops moral)
True Story: Royal Navy Battleships stopped incorporating Armored Conning Towers (Heavily armored section at or near a standard bridge meant for Command and Control during battle) because no RN Captain or Flag officer ever used them.
It just not the royal marines royal engineers, royal artillery and royal logistical can do the all arms commando course. After that they become army commandos. Search 131 royal engineers.
But you are right though. The SAS are not a part of 3 commando brigade although all soilders of the british army and it's reserves can do the all arms commando course
@@xXCursedWorgenXx bruh the dudes are like the UK seal team 6 they even train seals a bit think of the sas as the grandad of special services that everyone looks up to.
No kidding, I once saw a British guy on RUclips playing some game where he had to guess Google autocomplete suggestions. He had to ask who Margaret Thatcher was.
Admittedly she probably should have ducked down. Not getting to cover around live fire is probably a bit of bad habit to get into as a head of government
They say British generals used to walk the battle field back straight head up. Because tbh whether your crouching or not makes little difference and doesn't inspire confidence in your men.
@@wakey87 this was also true for the WWI US army of the era, and by WWII (the tradition sill being alive back then among both armies, especially older officers) it ended up with enlisted men litteraly telling their officers to stop risking their lives for no reason since it endangers the whole unit. It was inspiring but generally not worth the potential loss of the officer which ciuld lead to chaos and additional casaulties.
Yeah, but one it was her own countries best soldiers and two kill houses from the pictures and videos kill houses aren't really always made of the best, thickest materials so if they really wanted to they could just shoot her desk or no desk
Please more Thatcher and SAS videos because there is more about them like how she started calling them "my boys" , sending them to save her son or the fact she went to a local pub with them after a fire fight to get drunk and watch what the news had to say about it.
The story is true, Maggie also visited the SAS shortly after the iranian embassy siege and ended up sitting on the floor in front of a groups of SAS soldiers watching countdown on the tv. She was popular with soldiers because she backed them up.
Another source said it was "get up you fool, you're embarrassing me". After the embassy do, Thatcher went to see SAS at there cool down session and watched the assault on the news. She got in the way and to quote Robin Horsfall, "my old Glaswegian friend John Mac standing at the back shouted at her "hey hin, get ya fu--ing head out the way, I cannot see ma sell on the telly "". Also, have a listen to John "Loft" Wiseman, a 26 year SAS man who soldiered along side Charlie Beckwith, founder of Delta Force. Its was Beckwith's secondment to the SAS that inspired him to create Delta Force.
I found out about the killing house via the Alex Rider books. I've also read the book about the founding of the SAS, and yep, they are badass - one guy calmly read a paperback while being strafed by the Italians. He later went on to lead the SAS.
The incident you are referring to was during the Korean war we still study it in officer training about inter culture communication the Brits had 70% causality and US forces responded as if they were just under pressure the fact that the Britts held is a testament to British fighting ability
I remember being in London the day after the 7/7 bombings, business as usual, lovely day, a lot of people picnicking on every green area in the city, made me proud to be British.
You're forgetting R Lee Ermy who was in full metal jacket also had an announcer option. That being said, I'd love to play as Legion of Titanfall 2 and hear his voice saw something like "Ooh rah... Yes sir"
I have massive respect for the British military and their calm under fire. When I was in the Army (U.S.) I've trained with Belgian and German soldiers but never British. I always wanted to.
I heard the Thatcher story a little different. The version I heard, it was an exercise so that the cabinet would experience what being rescued by the SAS was like. In case they ever got taken prisoner and had to be extracted. In this version, it was her and several cabinet members in the room, they all curled up on the floor in fear and Maggie just said "Get up you fools". Similar to the time Princess Di took an accidental flashbang to the head. I think the one I read was in "Immediate Action" by Andy McNabb.
Closest I've ever come to making a swastika in COD emblem editor was an INGSOC logo... I thought it looked cool okay Edit: even as an American all I have ever heard about Margaret Thatcher is basically "she was the most badass prime minister of the cold war" and most facts seem only to confirm this further and further
I still play and watch the COD:MW games to this day as the campaigns were genuinely good. I cared about the characters and how they died which I never really experienced in a COD game before. It's a story that stayed with me for months after playing, even years after playing as there was a point when I didn't have a console or computer to play the games for four years. I still remembered the story and felt satisfaction at MW3's ending before I got to play it again.
I have a theory that pretty much every independently produced British film since about 1980 can be consolidated into a shared cinematic universe where Margret Thatcher essentially operates as a shadowy supervillain plotting to close all the coal mines and factories, etc. I'm not saying it isn't accurate (because there is very compelling evidence that the policies her government implemented have caused immense suffering domestically) but I can't think of any other nation whose cinematic output is so unified in its disdain towards a single individual.
I can't get enough of your videos. It has come to a point I am going through your channel searching for a video I haven't seen yet, or a video I really liked so I can watch it again because I just love your content that much
@Abe Froman was joking mostly but the ruc and sas also shot innocent civilians dead on bloody Sunday and Thatcher and her government imprisoned innocent people she thought were in the ira through internment The pira (provincianal or new ira) are bad yes but the original ira were for independence and not violence for the sake of it
If you mean the operarator Thatcher... yes. In his bio you see that he took part in the Falkland Wars and other operations that occured during Margarets time in Office (like the Iranian Embassy Siege). So his nickname comes from his experiance and age (56 witch is actually a little bit unlikley in Real life as most SAS Operatives quit in their mid 30s and are often kinda fucked up health wise after their servies.)
I am an American. If I heard a British person tell me "things are a bit sticky" in a war zone, I'd ask immediately if they needed backup. Although, I have the benefit of a 50 years of British media to draw from that they didn't have in WW2.
@@harleyokeefe5193 if he is English in the movies and only Scottish in the books.... why in Skyfall do they portray that he grew up in the Scottish highlands?
Surely the best special forces in fiction is CI5 (Criminal Intelligence Unit 5) from the 70's British show, The Professionals, which coincidentally was also one of Thatcher's favourite TV shows.
Thanks to this vid, I wanta make a mech-suit RPG. You're a badass in my books, Mr Smallwood. Also, fun fact: back in ancient Greece, having a small "wood" was a sign of intelligence and good leadership skills
You guys should send a list of your game ideas to every videogame developer with the subject line just saying "you're welcome" Great video as always keep it up
@@silasstryder Could be cool then, apex legends is set in the titanfall universe too so they can add minor lore to it and then maybe do something with the characters
I normally gently tap that like button, but Margaret Thatcher and my favorite video game of all time, Titanfall (f off CoD. Except MW1-3. You're okay.) in one video? I think I broke my screen a little.
SAS loved Thatcher. There was one attack the SAS responded to, and after it was over Thatcher saw them to give them a 'well done' and they offered her a beer, which she accepted, so she had a drink with the SAS.
The Iran Embassy Hostage Crisis.
Thatcher was still kinda a bitch tho
my dad was in the SASR
@@lukemartin4854 nice, respect to him
@@ack_my_leg1228 he died like 5 years ago but thanks i guess :)
Thatcher + SAS = Fooking Laser soights
Yelling that while throwing an EMP increases their effective range.
Thatcher + SAS = a six inch blade losing reception
@@GM-tw4el It's not, its Northern English.
@@GM-tw4el he's British not Irish
Mute puts down router
Thatcher grinning throws emp
Mute oh for fock sake
British adjacent, but when I was in Afghanistan, there was an Aussie colonel who just walked up all nonchalant to our front gate after having walked on his own from another FOB a few miles away. He didn't even have a rifle, just a pistol for territory with known sniper attacks. We joked that he was simply nailing the snipers with the standard issue boomerang we all know Australians secretly have. Dude was a perfect example of that stoic badassery
The Cynical Historian how tf would he be able to walk from a FOB by himself lol
@@stinkybum1584 That's what we were asking!
The Cynical Historian love our Aussies such units 🇦🇺
@@therealchen You = "I disbelieve some guy could walk a few miles"
@@therealchen he obviously didn't shoot anything or get shot at bud. We would've heard it. Snipers aren't machines, they can't attack everything. Prior to that week, I think we'd only had two TICs in that vicinity. Did you take the joke about boomerangs seriously? I mean that's pretty difficult to make such a silly mistakes, so color me impressed
Speaking on the late Paddy Ashdown, former SBS (Naval equivalent of SAS) soldier and former leader of the Lib Dems Charles Kennedy noted that "Paddy Ashdown is the only party leader who is also a trained killer, but in fairness to Mrs Thatcher, she was self taught."
David Davis was not a leader but he was a member of Artists Rifles. Julian Brazier was a captain in the SAS.
What about Gordon Ramsay shouting and cursing as a titan voice?
Where’s the lamb sauce!!! *stomps on body*
* *kills 5 dudes* * "Finally, a good fucking killstreak"
*blows someone up* ITS FUCKING RAW
*Spots Scorch* "BLOW FIRE IN YOUR FACE YOU FUCKING DONKEY!!!"
That kill took so long my carpaccio has turned into an e-fucking-coli colony
*I want Morgan Freeman to voice my titan*
So you want to be inside of Morgan Freeman aswell....
The only acceptable celebrity voice for a titan is michael caine
thank god i wasn't the only person to think of this
SpongeBob SquarePants , imagine that laugh while you are being charged down by a 20 foot tall death machine. "I'm ready! I'm ready I'm ready! I'm READY!!!"
we need mike Myers to say lines from shrek
I watched the prince Charles Assassination attempt so many times cause his face is just like " Bich please"
Why am I being inconvinienced.
The poor kids though, they're just trying to do their little job and this guy is trying to kill Charles.
"Right what's all this about then?"
@@websters8665 imagine he got hit and just went: "oh bugger me sideways"
There's also the story where the SAS had Princess Diana in the killing house but accidentally set her hair on fire with a flash bang.
I have there was a safety briefing after that
That’s not true
The SAS actually admired Margaret Thatcher for her resolution and leadership.Those men trusted her judgement.
@ROBERT DEAN That would be the most thoroughly settled pub fight short of calling down a carped bombing.
@@EzioDeCreeper I'd pay money to watch that pub fights, all 5 seconds of it.
The SAS being a huge fan of someone who raped africa for resources and money? I'm shocked.
We need a TF2 voicepack for the titans. Imagine just hearing " OH THEY'RE GONNA HAVE TO GLUE YOU BACK TOGETHER, *IN HELL!* "
Nah mate. We need tf2 emotes for the titans.
@@thesiege6003 imagine a fucking titan doing the kazotsky kick
francisco andrada obviously it would only be scorch because he is definitely Russian
Legions core ability he starts shouting "CRY SOME MORE"
@@greedow or Ken's Theme
I remember a time I was doing a quiz in maths and my group thought we had a good name until we heard another groups name
Margaret Thatcher's badger snatchers
Your profile picture goes along PERFECTLY with this comment 🤣
I hoped you guys would have talked about the S.A.S. member going down into a Taliban hideyhole with nothing but a hammer, and he killed three of them with just that hammer, clearing out the tunnel by himself.
Must be where gamedevs taking notes for R6S then
Or the Gurkha who took out thirty-odd Taliban on his own. After running out of ammunition, he started throwing claymores at them and beat one of them to death with a bipod
I think my favourite reported story was where a small unit of around 8 tired and hungry SAS had ran out of ammo and were surrounded by about 30 insurgents. Rather than the inevitable torture and risk to national security, they opted for a "soldiers death". I'm not speaking verbatim, but the story, reported by several respected independent news sources, went something along the lines of this:
The small SAS unit of around 8 soldiers, desperate and out of ammunition charged at the insurgents using the last tools at their disposal. Some used their weapons and rocks as bludgeoning tools, a few resorted to their trusty blades, however, one resourceful officer was observed drowning an insurgent in a shallow puddle..
Now that is what I call thinking outside the box..!
I may have some of the story wrong, but we all have Google and the only way the story could have been more amusing if was that the guy was observed choking a jihadi by force feeding him Monster Munch..
I remember this in the news, I think he entered the tunnel after the Afghans he was with refused to go down. There wasn’t enough space to take a rifle so he had a pistol that jammed after engaging a couple of them. He finished the last three of with the hammer
Gurkas are hard little bastards. Massive respect.
Huh....
Margarete thatcher impressed the S.A.S
Thatcher is the name of a S.A.S operator in Rainbow Six siege
And all the S.A.S where gas masks and hide their faces
TheHalfAmericanGamer the sas are sick best special forces group in the world
Buff granny clones
a yeti making yellow snow that’s horrible sounding
ah yes they wear gas masks to hide their faces
In the Rainbow Six lore Thatcher participated in the operation where a embassy in england got attacked and he was a escort/bodyguard too margaret thatcher. According too the devs there is a picture with thatcher and 2-3 sas operators and one of them is the operator thatcher
The “things are a bit sticky” story is from the Korean War, the British Commonwealth Division was attached to the US I Corps, and the American commanders just didn’t get British understatement.
Tis a bit of a problem, as we Americans are often prone to overstatement.
*FOCKIN' LASER SIGHTS*
Odium whats in the canister?
szymon kustra
fuel, metal oxide and metal powder...
Odium its best you dont ask
*I had to deal drugs*
I TRUST MY TEAMMATES
Don't forget about when someone tried to kidnap princess Anne. The guy pointed a gun at her and told her to get out of the car. She just looked at him and said "not bloody likely."
That might just be the most British story I've ever heard. Besides her personal fortitude it says a hell of a lot about her confidence in the SAS
So speaking on anime girl emblazoned titans, would you fancy looking further into that elite all-female Cobra attack helicopter squadron in Japan that have anime versions of themselves on their choppers? That's be neat.
War Thunder has that in their game
just read about it. it was 4 anime girls (or maskot) painted on attack helicopters and the pilots only cosplayed as them for airshows and public relations events from 2011 to 2013.
If I remember correctly, that was just a day before the SAS were told to plan the Iranian Embassy Siege rescue mission.
The ministers were panicking and with the SAS just undergoing heavy restructuring after the Munich disaster and training on-hand with the GSG-9 after the Lufthansa hijack, the SAS were on the ready for such a mission but the defense ministry was on the fence about it so Thatcher decided to just visit Hereford Base (The HQ of the SAS) and check out the unit. When they were there, she sat thru the whole ordeal (And yes.. The thing with George was absolutely true) and decided that no one except the SAS were to interrupt the planning and gave them the "go ahead" to carry out the mission due to their precision and zero compromise even when they knew they could have accidentally shot the prime minister any moment.
To make it more interesting, the SAS just reached the house they rented beside the embassy on 4th May 1980, just one day after their "exhibition" and midway into reading and planning the ways to attack the embassy with the floorplan, Thatcher visited them again this time in the house and offered all 30 something of them success and even drank whiskey with them to wish them success and even jokingly warned that if failure was to be met, their heads would roll (This might be fake. She did warn them something but along the line of that joke was true or not hasn't been properly verified yet). She never left the building and stayed with the SAS members till the day of the assault and even joined in on their planning. When the whole assault was commencing within that 18 mins from break in to the actual shooting beginning, Thatcher was in that house the SAS soldiers were planning their mission from, looking at the whole scene unfolding.
When you jump into your titan:”hello there.”
I love that I knew exactly what you meant by just reading that, I even read it in the voice xD
Duck yes
General kenobi
Maxime Liesenborghs
When you see a Ronin jump out of Phase Dash in front of you
surprised you didnt mention the time when the SAS had to breach an embassy and after a successful mission it was heard that Margret Thatcher had a beer with the SAS for a job well done ;D
PhantomTucker I know right after that she came in to congratulate them and they were all watching the TV. She was sitting with them and John McAleese told her to “get [her] fucking head out the way!” which she apparently did very quickly.
@Slavery was just renamed employment No. The Royal family and PM all go though SAS hostage training. The killing house was before the embassy, that's why the SAS were so successful - they'd train for that scenario.
I love everything about Prince Charles' reaction. The look of mild confusion and offence, how he never stops playing with his cuff, how his face barely moves when he's pushed. Reminds me of my Gran
If I was your gran I would avoid standing near stairs.
So what you're telling me is that Thatcher didn't have normal human emotions and reactions?
What a revelation!
She's a legend
@@josephpitman3069 Aye, like the type you tell around a campfire to scare small children.
@@neuroglitch in times of war you need a strong hand to guide not a soft blanket to coddle
@@matthewmac5787 Yeh but she fucked over the Northern workers. She was fine for the southerners.
@@emilydolores6458 pretty much the entire working class
So, during both WWI and WWII there are some amazing stories about British officers strolling through the battlefield having casual chit chat with soldiers with bullets spraying everywhere (btw, not ducking or flinching IN THE SLIGHTEST(mostly due to them knowing it doesn't really change anything but your troops moral)
True Story: Royal Navy Battleships stopped incorporating Armored Conning Towers (Heavily armored section at or near a standard bridge meant for Command and Control during battle) because no RN Captain or Flag officer ever used them.
Made of different stuff those guys ❤
SAS aren’t commandos. The commandos are the Royal Marines.
It just not the royal marines royal engineers, royal artillery and royal logistical can do the all arms commando course. After that they become army commandos. Search 131 royal engineers.
But you are right though. The SAS are not a part of 3 commando brigade although all soilders of the british army and it's reserves can do the all arms commando course
the SAS would be the equivalent of the navy seals isn't it?
The SAS makes commandos look like pansies.
@@xXCursedWorgenXx bruh the dudes are like the UK seal team 6 they even train seals a bit think of the sas as the grandad of special services that everyone looks up to.
No kidding, I once saw a British guy on RUclips playing some game where he had to guess Google autocomplete suggestions. He had to ask who Margaret Thatcher was.
I'm just imagining a Terry Crews voice pack going "Terry loves standing by for Titanfall"
Admittedly she probably should have ducked down. Not getting to cover around live fire is probably a bit of bad habit to get into as a head of government
They say British generals used to walk the battle field back straight head up. Because tbh whether your crouching or not makes little difference and doesn't inspire confidence in your men.
@@wakey87 this was also true for the WWI US army of the era, and by WWII (the tradition sill being alive back then among both armies, especially older officers) it ended up with enlisted men litteraly telling their officers to stop risking their lives for no reason since it endangers the whole unit. It was inspiring but generally not worth the potential loss of the officer which ciuld lead to chaos and additional casaulties.
@@Elmithian Yeah but not nice they got hit
Yeah, but one it was her own countries best soldiers and two kill houses from the pictures and videos kill houses aren't really always made of the best, thickest materials so if they really wanted to they could just shoot her desk or no desk
@@vbence12 Yeah but by that standard the troops should just storm into the room in single file. It's getting into proper habits and instincts
S.T.A.R.S. knows how to fight zombie dogs, aside from the that was killed by zombie dogs during the intro, I'm pretty sure he didn't.
Please more Thatcher and SAS videos because there is more about them like how she started calling them "my boys" , sending them to save her son or the fact she went to a local pub with them after a fire fight to get drunk and watch what the news had to say about it.
The story is true, Maggie also visited the SAS shortly after the iranian embassy siege and ended up sitting on the floor in front of a groups of SAS soldiers watching countdown on the tv. She was popular with soldiers because she backed them up.
What About Brian Blessed as a Voice Over in Titanfall???? ""LET'S GET CRACKING!!""
Meesa like-a dis.
I second that...
Another source said it was "get up you fool, you're embarrassing me".
After the embassy do, Thatcher went to see SAS at there cool down session and watched the assault on the news. She got in the way and to quote Robin Horsfall, "my old Glaswegian friend John Mac standing at the back shouted at her "hey hin, get ya fu--ing head out the way, I cannot see ma sell on the telly "".
Also, have a listen to John "Loft" Wiseman, a 26 year SAS man who soldiered along side Charlie Beckwith, founder of Delta Force. Its was Beckwith's secondment to the SAS that inspired him to create Delta Force.
'Things are a bit sticky here sir' is from the Gloucester Regiment nicknamed the Glorious Glosters
I found out about the killing house via the Alex Rider books. I've also read the book about the founding of the SAS, and yep, they are badass - one guy calmly read a paperback while being strafed by the Italians. He later went on to lead the SAS.
The incident you are referring to was during the Korean war we still study it in officer training about inter culture communication the Brits had 70% causality and US forces responded as if they were just under pressure the fact that the Britts held is a testament to British fighting ability
If things are a bit sticky, you're meant to come over and help wtf
@@X420Niko apologies for the autocorrect
Alt centrist, your name pretty much sums up my political beliefs haha never actually filed it like that before.
I remember being in London the day after the 7/7 bombings, business as usual, lovely day, a lot of people picnicking on every green area in the city, made me proud to be British.
You're forgetting R Lee Ermy who was in full metal jacket also had an announcer option. That being said, I'd love to play as Legion of Titanfall 2 and hear his voice saw something like "Ooh rah... Yes sir"
Prince Charles probably just didn't realise what was going on. He is living in Charlie-land.
Titan voice: Peter Capaldi as Malcolm Tucker
You two need to make the next Titanfall game. Or send them a list of all your ideas. That game would be amazing.
Rumour has it that Maggie was really the first one through the embassy window .
I have massive respect for the British military and their calm under fire. When I was in the Army (U.S.) I've trained with Belgian and German soldiers but never British. I always wanted to.
I just love that the subtitles call the SAS one of the most elite fighting eunuchs on earth...
Imagine boot cuffing it away from the predator in the middle of the jungle and you just hear “Gin and Juice” as you’re ripped apart
I heard the Thatcher story a little different. The version I heard, it was an exercise so that the cabinet would experience what being rescued by the SAS was like. In case they ever got taken prisoner and had to be extracted. In this version, it was her and several cabinet members in the room, they all curled up on the floor in fear and Maggie just said "Get up you fools". Similar to the time Princess Di took an accidental flashbang to the head. I think the one I read was in "Immediate Action" by Andy McNabb.
"Get up George, you're embarrassing me." We need more leaders like that these days.
You do realise you are talking about the person responsible for the deaths of the NI hunger strikers
Kian Kennedy fuck hunger strikers rotten taigs anyway yes I’m from Belfast.
No we fucking don't!
Stfu
Didn't she like, try to outlaw being gay?
(Technically just talking about it but...)
The Prince Charles reaction was the inbred "Whaaa; oh; I can't eat it or f**k it, so meh"
Closest I've ever come to making a swastika in COD emblem editor was an INGSOC logo... I thought it looked cool okay
Edit: even as an American all I have ever heard about Margaret Thatcher is basically "she was the most badass prime minister of the cold war" and most facts seem only to confirm this further and further
The biggest mistake the IRA made was not killing her.
The Malvinas war saved her ass that's why many praise her, but many forget when Rhodesia was left alone to die.
Oh my god Prince Charles was so unimpressed that was beautiful
It almost looked like he expected better of someone trying to assasinate him
My computing teacher at school was a SAS sniper. She is a fucking badass
The "Bit sticky" story is from the Korean War, true though!
"She could stop bullets... just by telling them to fuck off." I am fucking rolling over here man.... hilarious.
Same L Jackson for my titanic voice
"The problem with pissing on my grave is that eventually you run out of piss" -Margaret Thatcher
Imagine the tone titan yelling "POWERRRRR" in Terry Crews voice when firimg the rocket barrage
I still play and watch the COD:MW games to this day as the campaigns were genuinely good. I cared about the characters and how they died which I never really experienced in a COD game before. It's a story that stayed with me for months after playing, even years after playing as there was a point when I didn't have a console or computer to play the games for four years. I still remembered the story and felt satisfaction at MW3's ending before I got to play it again.
I have a theory that pretty much every independently produced British film since about 1980 can be consolidated into a shared cinematic universe where Margret Thatcher essentially operates as a shadowy supervillain plotting to close all the coal mines and factories, etc.
I'm not saying it isn't accurate (because there is very compelling evidence that the policies her government implemented have caused immense suffering domestically) but I can't think of any other nation whose cinematic output is so unified in its disdain towards a single individual.
To be fair that's only because there hasn't been enough time to produce enough films condemning Tony Blair.
I can't get enough of your videos. It has come to a point I am going through your channel searching for a video I haven't seen yet, or a video I really liked so I can watch it again because I just love your content that much
yo why the hell the captions say the SAS are "elite fighting eunuchs" LMFAO
'Cause their balls were so friggin huge, they couldn't fit them on the plane.
I am constantly amazed at the references you just slip into the things you say. Terasque throat stabbing in a Margaret thatcher video. That is sharp.
Legend has it that George is still in trauma to this day.
The Iron Lady: *don't give a fuck. her body guard: HEEEEELLLP*
Why did I, an Irish person, watch a video with A. The SAS and B. Margaret "Imprison the North" Thatcher lmao
At least Karl and Brad makes it better
@Abe Froman was joking mostly but the ruc and sas also shot innocent civilians dead on bloody Sunday and Thatcher and her government imprisoned innocent people she thought were in the ira through internment
The pira (provincianal or new ira) are bad yes but the original ira were for independence and not violence for the sake of it
@@eastereggs04 that wasnt the SAS it was the parachute regiment, it was disgusting what heppened
I remember when Margret Thatcher died and they had to take Ding Dong the Witch is Dead from iTunes. Good times
Lughaidh McLoughlin It reached 2nd in the charts and BBC radio refused to play it on their charts show
@@ThunderChunky101 lmao I don't even know what Thatcher did but that shits hilarious!
As was Frank Turner's "Thatcher fucked the kids"
Regarding Titan Fall Voices. Assuming the opponents can hear it. Gilbert Gottfried. Hearing him smack talk people when it kills them would be amazing.
Did Rainbow Six Siege get inspiration from her name ?
Not sure, I know she inspired the slang term "Thatcher" that's for a extremely bushy unkempt vagina.
If you mean the operarator Thatcher... yes.
In his bio you see that he took part in the Falkland Wars and other operations that occured during Margarets time in Office (like the Iranian Embassy Siege). So his nickname comes from his experiance and age (56 witch is actually a little bit unlikley in Real life as most SAS Operatives quit in their mid 30s and are often kinda fucked up health wise after their servies.)
No she was actually named after the game
It was book by Tom clancy
I am an American. If I heard a British person tell me "things are a bit sticky" in a war zone, I'd ask immediately if they needed backup.
Although, I have the benefit of a 50 years of British media to draw from that they didn't have in WW2.
Of course she was calm, she was an emotionless robot made of pure hatred for poor people.
And she threw the DeLorean machinery into the fucking ocean.
Not to mention literally any LGBTQ+ person. Fuck Thatcher and the Tories.
This channel gives me life. Also my titan would sound like Christopher Walken
"Quintessential English man...." Bond was Scottish.... Not English, just sayin 😛
The original yes but in the movies he is English and has all but 1 been played by an English actors so really he is English
@@harleyokeefe5193 if he is English in the movies and only Scottish in the books.... why in Skyfall do they portray that he grew up in the Scottish highlands?
@@kippertoty1 they're confirming that he's scottish
Beep Beep Emoji police, You used a emoji your opinion doesn't matter stfu
Teddy Roosevelt was shot before a speech did his speech starting with "It takes more than one bullet to take down a Bullmoose"
Thatcher sure loves Margaret (Im talking about Rainbow Six: Siege.)
Fokin Laser Sights
The banter between you two is fantastic
"He who dares wins"
Thanks Karl and brad jus discovered your channel and I'm finding it brilliant and hilarious, I actually think I'm learning from RUclips vids
I want goofy as titan voice pack
Surely the best special forces in fiction is CI5 (Criminal Intelligence Unit 5) from the 70's British show, The Professionals, which coincidentally was also one of Thatcher's favourite TV shows.
FOOKING LAZER SIGHTS
playing Titanfall 2 ion with Terry crews dlc
Me: uses ions laser core
Ion:POOOOOOOWWWWEEEEEERRRRRRR
I would like mr. Roger to voice my genocidal titan
Margret thatcher was probably disappointed she was playing the hostage and not shooting guns
Theres a secret grenade launcher m16 in mw training level
*Iᴛ's 𝗡𝗢𝗧 ᴛʜᴇ "Kɪʟʟɪɴɢ Hᴏᴜsᴇ". Iᴛ's ᴛʜᴇ "Kɪʟʟ Hᴏᴜsᴇ".*
TitanFall 2 is my favorite game
I'm excited to see what you think of it's... Current diversion
@@ShinKyuubi agreed completely
I've always thought Charles wasn't that cool but damn just stares at the assassin's
Mary Thatcher, Milk Snatcher
I like how the guy behind the camera is asking him questions about the SAS, it reminds of soap getting interrogated
Wait a minute, Robots don't need bodyguards.
Thanks to this vid, I wanta make a mech-suit RPG. You're a badass in my books, Mr Smallwood.
Also, fun fact: back in ancient Greece, having a small "wood" was a sign of intelligence and good leadership skills
That time Maggie died... very impressive
Mr T voice pack would be amazing
this video reminded me of eric andres girl power joke.
Bird up!
@@ConnorMcCartney95 somebody ordered a pizza balllllll!
You guys should send a list of your game ideas to every videogame developer with the subject line just saying "you're welcome"
Great video as always keep it up
We hate the Tories in Scotland but since she won us the Falklands Conflict and I'm a sailor, I kind of love her a wee bit.
9:58 When you jump into your Titan Terry Crews just screams *POWER*
You hear about Apex legends Karl? its what titanfall 3 became, bit mediocre but one of the better BR games out there, better than blackout anyway.
@@silasstryder Could be cool then, apex legends is set in the titanfall universe too so they can add minor lore to it and then maybe do something with the characters
I normally gently tap that like button, but Margaret Thatcher and my favorite video game of all time, Titanfall (f off CoD. Except MW1-3. You're okay.) in one video? I think I broke my screen a little.
Hey Karl what's the penalty for public urination? I plan on paying my respects to Margaret.