@@hiroshi2020 English/ irish Canadians ? You mean the fake Canadian , yes until the beginning of the 19th century only the french were called Canadians . Irish ? You mean this nations who have suffered of à cultural genocide unable to speak his own language or worst are defending the language of their Master ( part of Ireland is still British ) . Shame on you !
How tiring to be a figurehead. You do nothing wrong but because you’re the person who represents a nation or concept or whatever, you get all the praise and hate.
It is sad to contemplate how Britain and the English-speaking Canadians have pandered to the Quebecois, all to no purpose. The Queen showed them the courtesy of speaking to them in French, yet the disloyal mob protested outside the place where she was speaking. A few years later, de Gaulle, who sat out the Second World War in the relative safety of London while American and British forces fought and died to recover France, came to Montreal and nearly started a riot with his “Vive le Quebec libre,” and was properly rebuked by Prime Minister Pearson. Pierre Trudeau sought to mollify the Quebecois by jamming the metric system down everyone’s throat, so that the Quebecois could pretend they were in France, but a year or so later, the criminal Quebecois kidnapped and murdered several government officials. When Britain defeated Quebec in 1759, it should have insisted that the savages become civilized, learn English, and reject the stifling influence of the Roman Catholic church. Instead, it caved into them and passed the Quebec Act of 1774, which eventually caused the British to lose their American colonies.
Oh don't worry, Québécois become more and more Canadian today, so much so they will soon be completely anglicized - that is, of course, if they don't save themselves by reaching independence at last.
@@bibouley2459 Aucun, mon commentaire était ironique. J'espère sincèrement qu'ils obtiendront sous peu leur indépendance (faute de quoi, ils seront anglicisés).
1:37 That's not the Fathers of the Confederation. That's the Sovereign Council of New France, some 200 years before the federation...
Woah! So wierd looking at it in earlier times!
Thank you so much for sharing this sensational event!!!
*VIVE LA REINE*
Thank you
1964 was not the centennial year of the Canadian Confederation. That was not until 1967.
Que Dieu garde la Reine !
Et cependant, vive le Québec libre !
Amongst French Canadians,HM was not too popular in 1964.Even less so now (2022).
And French Canadians aren't too popular amongst English/Irish Canadians nowadays.
@@hiroshi2020 The Anglo-French antagonism in Canada has existed since 1763.
@@hiroshi2020 English/ irish Canadians ? You mean the fake Canadian , yes until the beginning of the 19th century only the french were called Canadians . Irish ? You mean this nations who have suffered of à cultural genocide unable to speak his own language or worst are defending the language of their Master ( part of Ireland is still British ) . Shame on you !
French Canadians are not popular amongst the rest of the world
@@justinbuckley1939 You are not the rest of the world . Get out your anglocentrict bubble !
Near future french billingual i like french speak fluently and good❤❤❤amen
How tiring to be a figurehead. You do nothing wrong but because you’re the person who represents a nation or concept or whatever, you get all the praise and hate.
It is sad to contemplate how Britain and the English-speaking Canadians have pandered to the Quebecois, all to no purpose. The Queen showed them the courtesy of speaking to them in French, yet the disloyal mob protested outside the place where she was speaking. A few years later, de Gaulle, who sat out the Second World War in the relative safety of London while American and British forces fought and died to recover France, came to Montreal and nearly started a riot with his “Vive le Quebec libre,” and was properly rebuked by Prime Minister Pearson. Pierre Trudeau sought to mollify the Quebecois by jamming the metric system down everyone’s throat, so that the Quebecois could pretend they were in France, but a year or so later, the criminal Quebecois kidnapped and murdered several government officials. When Britain defeated Quebec in 1759, it should have insisted that the savages become civilized, learn English, and reject the stifling influence of the Roman Catholic church. Instead, it caved into them and passed the Quebec Act of 1774, which eventually caused the British to lose their American colonies.
Oh don't worry, Québécois become more and more Canadian today, so much so they will soon be completely anglicized - that is, of course, if they don't save themselves by reaching independence at last.
@@BuckDanny2314est-ce que t’as un problème avec les Québécois??
@@bibouley2459 Aucun, mon commentaire était ironique. J'espère sincèrement qu'ils obtiendront sous peu leur indépendance (faute de quoi, ils seront anglicisés).
@@BuckDanny2314 ah d’accord
Vive Le Québec Libre.