Plus for some reason Gibson seems to have something against the British So he seems. To have a rather unfavorable view of us and it shows in his movies
I really don't like that watchmojo channel. They rush through stuff and never give any details or explanations. The fire of London started in a baker's oven in the early hours one morning in Pudding Lane. There is a very tall monument commemorating the event.
That bit about Henry the 8th was very odd. "He always remained true to his Catholic upbringing" they said, of the man who had 6 wives, killed 2 of them, told the Pope to get effed, and started his own religion.
The church of England was independent Catholic during his reign. It only truly became protestant during the reign of his child and then moved back towards Catholicism under Elizabeth I until it became modern Anglicanism which is closer to Catholicism than most other forms of protestantism.
Henry was an incredibly complicated and impulsive man. He was still a devout catholic, while also being a terrible practitioner. Beliefs you hold and the actions you take do not always mirror one another, and this is a very extreme example. (not defending him or putting him on a pedestal, i hate this guy lol. just wanted to share a more nuanced take)
@@johnnyb8412 That is the usual patriotic bla bla that is always spread by the very people who create the shit and profit from it - but never go to fight at the frontline themself.
I would add 1772 to this when a british court determined that James Summerset an american slave was a free man and that only a new act of parlamanet could make slavery legal thus abolishing the practise in britian. Then adding to this 1807, the slave trade in the British Empire was abolished and the west african squadrom was created to blockade africa from anyone trying to bring slaves in or out as well as the blockage of brazil to force them to stop doing slavery. Seldom talked about amazing moments in british hitory and this is coming from an irish person who didnt grow up liking the british at all and still have strong opinions about the atrocities they commited haha, but fact is fact. Cromwell used to hang women as witches and massacred many irish people, thats why he has associations with the occult and evil especially around halloween which is actually an irish tradition in origin, we call it Samhain
The battle of Hastings took place in 1066. Not won by "France" that didn't exist in its actual form then: William the Conqueror was the Duke of Normandy and Normandy was not part of France at that time. Nor were Brittany, Anjou, Burgundy, Gascony or Aquitaine. Although they were duchies and not kingdoms, they were still separate states. It's therefore the Normans (originally Vikings from Scandinavia) who invaded England and imprinted their culture in England. Had it been France, the Brit's would be eating snails ! :o)))
Mojo is the most unreliable places to go to. Poorly researched and never any context. They assume everyone already knows what they’re misleading you about
They know exactly what cause the fire of London-a baker on Pudding Lane in the city left kindling to dry in the still warm bread oven when he left for the night- the kindling sprang back into flame and it started slowly from there, the door wouldn't have been on the oven (they were affixed by dough around the out side-so the flame could spread to the fabric of the building which was wood framed with a thatched roof-all wonderfully combustible materials. This is why after the fire buildings in London were made of brick and were no longer timber framed.
The battle of Trafalgar which made britain the dominating naval force up till world war II was far more important than Waterloo which was less important than the battle of leipzig
The Great Fire of London started in a bakery in Pudding Lane after midnight. Efforts to stop the fire by demolishing and removing surrounding buildings were delayed because the Lord Mayor did not want to take the decision, this resulted in much greater damage, although the number of deaths were low with most people having time to escape the fire but property damage was great. Also in 1920 women did not have to own property to vote, they had to occupy property which meant that they or their husband had to rent or own property with a certain fairly low taxable value. Women made up 39% of the electorate vs 53% of the adult population. It was also the first year that men got the vote without any property restrictions, previous restrictions meant that only 40% of men had the right to vote and the total number of people eligible to vote jumped from 8 million to 21 million.
There were at least three Cromwells, Thomas worked for Henry Vlll as an advisor. Oliver Cromwell lead the Parliamentary Army against King Charles l, he was caught and beheaded. Oliver Cromwell became Lord Protector, his son Richard took over from him. Then King Charles ll returned. I think the US gave women the vote in the 1920s before Britain.
Both Patriot and Braveheart are inaccurate America owed a vast amount to the French during the war of Independence .Just an idea guys try out Al Murray .
We had to learn about the great fire of london in school! Thomas Farriner's bakery caught fire supposedly. Had to learn all about Sanuel Pepys and his cheese.
ha ha - yeah why was the video not in chronological order? I agree, I honestly think humans have actually stood still - in terms of things that would actually make life on this planet the paradise it really could be - ie eliminating war, violence, poverty etc but the crazy thing is we actually could do all this tomorrow if we really wanted to we absolutely have the means but we choose not to. The great fire of London was caused by a fire that started in a Bakery owned by Thomas Farriner in Pudding Lane, which spread quickly.
Oliver Cromwell is the most hated person in Irish history. . He killed the population of whole towns and forced people off the good land in the east of the country to either die or move to the hard stony barren land in the west. He then gave the good land to his friends and followers.The general poverty that followed led to the famines of the 17th, 18th and, especially the 19th centuries. He also waged war on his own compatriots in England, Scotland and Wales. So he was a very important historical figure.
He's an important figure in Irish history. He's somewhat important in British history and pretty irrelevant for all other history. In the UK He's mostly remembered as the guy that cancelled Christmas and was a general arsehole tbh
People were more in touch with the land, and we weren't supposed to wear shoes either, in the summer anyways, because it connects our bodies from the root to brain, like a full neurological connection to the Earth. Which would give us natural energy.
Churchill defeating Halifax to prevent peace talks with Hitler seems important during ww2, so does the Industrial Revolution… quite a lot missing really,
The reason your Pommy mates were drinking Yank "beer" like water is because that's what the crap probably was. BTW I spent 3 months in the US in the 80s and tried about 60 beers before I found one that was drinkable (Schlitz Stout Malt Liquor) a week before I was leaving - bugger!
The Glorious 'Revolution' (when the Dutch price William chased out the king with 60.000 troops and became king) was much more important to give the British democratic rights. The American Revolution wasn't very important to the UK at the time compared to the wars they experienced at home. They just started sending unwanted people to Australia. The army at Waterloo very much wasn't Wellington's. The Brits supplied about 25% of the troops, the Prussians supplied 50%. There was a big fight if Wellington or the Prince of Orange would lead the part of the army (less than 50% of the whole) that Wellington got to command. It's just Brits spreading false history for centuries.
Speaking as a Englishman, yes we can drink beer, and American beer has ALOT in common with water ^^
I can piss American beer.
The Patriot was such a bad film and historically incorrect. lol
Mel Gibson apparently hates the British and ascribes atrocities to them that were actually done by the Nazis. A little harsh, methinks.
Don't get your history from a Mel Gibson movie Braveheart was a load of nonsense also.
Plus for some reason Gibson seems to have something against the British
So he seems. To have a rather unfavorable view of us and it shows in his movies
I wish Americans had an education and didn't believe they are the only countrie in the world 😂
Country - see me after class young Horgan.
The Magna Carta was incorporated into the US Constitution.
The Industrial Revolution didn't make the Top 10???
I Know! Also the abolition of slavery.
Instead they put in the Great fire of London
I really don't like that watchmojo channel. They rush through stuff and never give any details or explanations. The fire of London started in a baker's oven in the early hours one morning in Pudding Lane. There is a very tall monument commemorating the event.
Anything made by Mojo is CRAP!
10:54 ~Bringing in a period of relative peace which allowed for technical innovations and prosperity.
“That no one asked for” 🤦♂️
Crazy thing to say init
That bit about Henry the 8th was very odd. "He always remained true to his Catholic upbringing" they said, of the man who had 6 wives, killed 2 of them, told the Pope to get effed, and started his own religion.
The church of England was independent Catholic during his reign. It only truly became protestant during the reign of his child and then moved back towards Catholicism under Elizabeth I until it became modern Anglicanism which is closer to Catholicism than most other forms of protestantism.
He still practised 14:11 his Catholic faith. So did his daughter Elizabeth, in private.
@@dorothysimpson2804 elizabeth was firmly protestant. Only mary was catholic
Henry was an incredibly complicated and impulsive man. He was still a devout catholic, while also being a terrible practitioner. Beliefs you hold and the actions you take do not always mirror one another, and this is a very extreme example.
(not defending him or putting him on a pedestal, i hate this guy lol. just wanted to share a more nuanced take)
Died a Catholic!
Definition of history: "A bunch of men fighting over shit." I rarely heard a better description. And its still the same today.
@@johnnyb8412 That is the usual patriotic bla bla that is always spread by the very people who create the shit and profit from it - but never go to fight at the frontline themself.
What a couple of wallys!
I would add 1772 to this when a british court determined that James Summerset an american slave was a free man and that only a new act of parlamanet could make slavery legal thus abolishing the practise in britian. Then adding to this 1807, the slave trade in the British Empire was abolished and the west african squadrom was created to blockade africa from anyone trying to bring slaves in or out as well as the blockage of brazil to force them to stop doing slavery. Seldom talked about amazing moments in british hitory and this is coming from an irish person who didnt grow up liking the british at all and still have strong opinions about the atrocities they commited haha, but fact is fact.
Cromwell used to hang women as witches and massacred many irish people, thats why he has associations with the occult and evil especially around halloween which is actually an irish tradition in origin, we call it Samhain
How the battle of trafalgar isn't #1 is beyond me it was literally the reason we ruled the waves for a century
Romans sail up the Thames in 1 AD? World Cup in 1966? Lettuce outlasts Prime Minister in 2022?
The battle of Hastings took place in 1066. Not won by "France" that didn't exist in its actual form then: William the Conqueror was the Duke of Normandy and Normandy was not part of France at that time. Nor were Brittany, Anjou, Burgundy, Gascony or Aquitaine. Although they were duchies and not kingdoms, they were still separate states.
It's therefore the Normans (originally Vikings from Scandinavia) who invaded England and imprinted their culture in England.
Had it been France, the Brit's would be eating snails ! :o)))
Exactly England was a Norman colony.
@@thordsalmond8189 I wouldn't say "colony" (I'm not sure the concept even existed in those days), but conquered territory, which was much more common.
Quite a lot of odd choices in this one
That's because it's made by Mojo
The Battle of Britain important for Britain and also the world.
Mojo is the most unreliable places to go to. Poorly researched and never any context. They assume everyone already knows what they’re misleading you about
Brian “That’s interesting”
Lynda “Is it?”
That girl is quick and funny. 😂
This is such a Crap vid you're commenting upon, it's worse than click bait.
What would you expect from Mojo?
They know exactly what cause the fire of London-a baker on Pudding Lane in the city left kindling to dry in the still warm bread oven when he left for the night- the kindling sprang back into flame and it started slowly from there, the door wouldn't have been on the oven (they were affixed by dough around the out side-so the flame could spread to the fabric of the building which was wood framed with a thatched roof-all wonderfully combustible materials. This is why after the fire buildings in London were made of brick and were no longer timber framed.
The battle of Trafalgar which made britain the dominating naval force up till world war II was far more important than Waterloo which was less important than the battle of leipzig
The Great Fire of London started in a bakery in Pudding Lane after midnight. Efforts to stop the fire by demolishing and removing surrounding buildings were delayed because the Lord Mayor did not want to take the decision, this resulted in much greater damage, although the number of deaths were low with most people having time to escape the fire but property damage was great. Also in 1920 women did not have to own property to vote, they had to occupy property which meant that they or their husband had to rent or own property with a certain fairly low taxable value. Women made up 39% of the electorate vs 53% of the adult population. It was also the first year that men got the vote without any property restrictions, previous restrictions meant that only 40% of men had the right to vote and the total number of people eligible to vote jumped from 8 million to 21 million.
Is she on the blob or something?
Nah, she's just a typical bored/boring Generation Zedder. 🙄
King John was forced by the Barons to sign (add his seal to) the Magna Charta. He did not instigate it as this video suggests.
There were at least three Cromwells, Thomas worked for Henry Vlll as an advisor. Oliver Cromwell lead the Parliamentary Army against King Charles l, he was caught and beheaded. Oliver Cromwell became Lord Protector, his son Richard took over from him. Then King Charles ll returned. I think the US gave women the vote in the 1920s before Britain.
Both Patriot and Braveheart are inaccurate America owed a vast amount to the French during the war of Independence .Just an idea guys try out Al Murray .
Shout out for Birmingham yay 😂
The suffragettes burned down northfield train station 🤭
@@Aloh-od3efwell someone had to
At No9 we in the UK call it a lucky escape 😂
does this woman ever have a positive spin on anything. The guy I can get on with but her!!!!!!
She is a druggie!
We had to learn about the great fire of london in school! Thomas Farriner's bakery caught fire supposedly. Had to learn all about Sanuel Pepys and his cheese.
ha ha - yeah why was the video not in chronological order? I agree, I honestly think humans have actually stood still - in terms of things that would actually make life on this planet the paradise it really could be - ie eliminating war, violence, poverty etc but the crazy thing is we actually could do all this tomorrow if we really wanted to we absolutely have the means but we choose not to.
The great fire of London was caused by a fire that started in a Bakery owned by Thomas Farriner in Pudding Lane, which spread quickly.
You have the Plague in Texas, In the news the other day!
Nothing to be so proud of!
Oliver Cromwell is the most hated person in Irish history. . He killed the population of whole towns and forced people off the good land in the east of the country to either die or move to the hard stony barren land in the west. He then gave the good land to his friends and followers.The general poverty that followed led to the famines of the 17th, 18th and, especially the 19th centuries. He also waged war on his own compatriots in England, Scotland and Wales. So he was a very important historical figure.
He's an important figure in Irish history. He's somewhat important in British history and pretty irrelevant for all other history. In the UK He's mostly remembered as the guy that cancelled Christmas and was a general arsehole tbh
People were more in touch with the land, and we weren't supposed to wear shoes either, in the summer anyways, because it connects our bodies from the root to brain, like a full neurological connection to the Earth. Which would give us natural energy.
Yes I can spell country I rest my point ❤😂
I British i would love it, if the UK abolished the monarchy
The monarchy is fine. They understand that their role is not to meddle and they bring in tourist dollars. It's the House Of Lords that needs to go.
Brexit and reasons behind that XDDDDD
Churchill defeating Halifax to prevent peace talks with Hitler seems important during ww2, so does the Industrial Revolution… quite a lot missing really,
Fire of London started in a bakers shop on Pudding Lane
Pudding Lane didn't really have anything to do with bakers. Pudding was a very old term for meat offal!
Mr Bean (Rowan Atkinson) wasn't part of the Horrible Histories cast. But several other amazing comedians are.
As soon as I saw it was watch mojo I groaned and now I’m switching off!
The reason your Pommy mates were drinking Yank "beer" like water is because that's what the crap probably was. BTW I spent 3 months in the US in the 80s and tried about 60 beers before I found one that was drinkable (Schlitz Stout Malt Liquor) a week before I was leaving - bugger!
The Glorious 'Revolution' (when the Dutch price William chased out the king with 60.000 troops and became king) was much more important to give the British democratic rights. The American Revolution wasn't very important to the UK at the time compared to the wars they experienced at home. They just started sending unwanted people to Australia. The army at Waterloo very much wasn't Wellington's. The Brits supplied about 25% of the troops, the Prussians supplied 50%. There was a big fight if Wellington or the Prince of Orange would lead the part of the army (less than 50% of the whole) that Wellington got to command. It's just Brits spreading false history for centuries.
you are not only bitter but also full of dutch propaganda yourself.
William of Orange and his wife Mary were both grand children of King Charles II