Guy Fawkes - Remember Remember the 5th of November Documentary
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If he did is job right we will be better off
We could do with guy today it seems!
He'd get a lot of votes!
@working with nature: No we wouldn’t, bc we wouldn’t have the King James Bible and the Pope would be dictating the Laws and statutes.
Good Morning !
To show movie credits . Was there more than one ? Titles and the Dates of release .
Please And Thank You ! ** D **
Fair to say novoodys buying any merchant thanks for making a British accented brief
It's ironic that the holiday meant to mock Guy Fawkes and celebrate his failure and death has kept his memory alive and led to him becoming something of a folk hero worldwide. He's become more recognizable than the king he attempted to assassinate.
It's controlled opposition. Fawkes was clearly a pawn to the elites, who didn't need a king or a parliament.
I think these days Bonfire Night is ironic and meant to celebrate our democracy and freedom. I think that's ridiculous - the 'guy' was a fanatical Catholic terrorist, but I think that's how people see it now.
This is an extremely well researched and presented video, narration is fabulous.... thank you for posting this video......
Agree - the narration is FABULOUS.
This could be the best Guy fawkes documentry ive heard on you tube yet.
Guy Fawkes - The last person to enter Parliament with honest intentions .
🤣🤣🤣
Brilliant
@@lazy_lefty No laughing matter. We serious.
@@RonaldPickering good one. I think a couple of centuries later William Wlburforce entered with honest intentions. So Fawkes was the second to last to enter with honest intentions? 🤔
This tickled me a bit too much.
Thank you🌻for posting this , listening on 5th November 🌻
My Mother and a friend, they were 6 years old, followed a group of Guys, they got lost , this was in, Johannesburg, South Africa,1912/13, were found by Policeman, outside the city, ,each was carried by the policeman , at intervals, until they reach Marshall's Square in centre, put into a cell, where they spent the night, until their frantic parents found them the next day. Always an extra prayer for those policemen, who were Guardian Angels🌟
Whats that got to do with guy fawkes?
God is everywhere and in everything.
"Desperate problems require desperate solutions ."
Guy Fawkes
Freedom of religion is a serious problem?
@@geraldfay8554 absolutely true, I should never be forced to pretend to believe in fairytales from a particularly awful book.
@@daviddawson1718 like the United States Federal Register.
A soldier had a feeling to patrol the lower basement that day, maybe it was God’s way to ensure that the King James Bible would be successful from a hired Catholic assassin.
@@GeorgeSmileyOBE I find that dry and repetitive, however it does remain somewhat internally consistent.
It's a shame I remember as a kid Nov 5th was a big deal ,,, now its nothing, a few idiots letting off rockets without a clue what it's about , I miss the days of fireworks, baked spuds, and a good night for the whole community 😢
Yasser re bob
Agreed, can't do it now health and safety. The police and fire brigade will put the bonfire out as soon as it is lit
@@onlyme219In the suburbs having gardens there were bonfires, roast chestnuts in the embers. Dad stood the rockets in milk bottles. Pinned Catharine wheels to the shed. Children would make a Guy go from house to house asking 'penny for the guy'. Inner city streets had wood piled in the street for a st. Fire. During the past 40 odd years informal celebrations been curtailed by H&S law. Councils have provided official display in Parks. Children don't play out anymore informally. It's become regimented under adult supervision. Age 83 Liverpool by
Yeah, it used to be an event that was anticipated - where I grew up was at a caravan site, my uncles organised it it used always be an old caravan that formed the bonfire set up where the guy stood in centre - miss thise days very much - people came from all around to see what wonderful and such fun 🎆
Thanks yet again for another comprehensive & scholarly study of a fascinating episode in English history. The People Profiles rocks !
Small thing I want to correct-its not just England who celebrates Nov 5th, Scotland does too, the small village I grew up in used to have a bonfire, guy and fireworks every year and the city I moved to still has fireworks but no bonfire and guy for some reason. I'm not sure how widespread it is over Scotland but it was a very small village I grew up in so I can only assume it must be relatively widespread
In English Colonies just prior to Declaration of Independence November 5 was celebrated as Pope’s Day. There was a teams battled to see who could burned the Pope in effigy! English Colonials declared independence from England because they had become too Catholic! Those are the Freedom fighters
@@melburke5405 erm ok? I wasn't speaking about "freedom fighters" nor religion I was merely pointing out a small fact that it's not just England that still celebrates Nov 5, in fact I can literally hear fireworks going off right now just 15min down the road from me where the city I live in must be having this year's display. It wasn't meant to be a discussion just a small point to correct the narrator who said only England celebrates Nov 5. So, yeah not sure what your point is my friend but thanks for the participation I guess
Edit-now I see your reasoning! I've had a look at your playlist, you are a crazy fucking bigot! I mean Tommy Robinson? You genuinely think that guy has anything decent worth saying? Wow lol ok fuck off mate, I've no interest in your fascistic ideas and faux victim complex
@@teethgrinder83 What on earth are you celebrating? I have not forgotten! My family and I commemorate by bonfire and burning an effigy in USA because we are aware of “Jesuit Treason” and the threat even today!
@@melburke5405 IM IN MY HOUSE YOU LUNATIC CAN YOU NOT READ! I DON'T HAVE CONTROL OVER HOW THE CITY CELEBRATES! Seriously, seek help because your way down the rabbit hole it seems
@@teethgrinder83 sorry I didn’t know you were a nut! Seriously apologize for initiating a discussion with you! Humbly sorry!
My Dad used to always say that Guy Fawkes was the last man to enter parliament with honest intentions 🙂
@BOB K huh
Cute, but a complete abdication of moral character and responsibility
@@rleague685 That's a vile accuracy you're making there!
At school they taught us that this guy was a monster. Now as a man, I realise this guy was just ahead of the curve.
You wanna go down a dark rabbit hole. Look into other people who have been deemed criminals against the state.
i wounder if he be a hero in this age or a villan ?
@@thesailormercury2 He was a patsy and an idiot !
Public school be like that.
@@thesailormercury2I can tell you, Catholics have never considered him a villain and in fact many of us think he did the right thing. It's a shame he wasn't successful.
Guy Fawkes. How we miss him.
Sorry. 😊
Excellent video. 👍
That was excellent...the plot sounds ridiculously naive. We should be thankful that King James didn't order the widespread massacre of Catholics after its failure - an English equivalent of the French Huguenot massacres thirty years earlier.
Thereby destroying the only populated medieval city left in all of France, that of the Hugenots. What a shame.
@@theseustoo that was James ll not James I
@@theseustoo don’t forget that James was raised Protestant and as James the First of England he was head of the Anglican Church
@@hgji7381 Oops! My bad! :/
@@melburke5405 My mistake... been a long while since I studied history and tbh my memory's not what it once was! I was just thinking about him as being Mary's son... ;)
Always been fascinated with the gunpowder plot - thank you for another great analysis 😊😊❤❤
What a fantastic documentary
Well done
Cheers
this country needs guy Fawkes more now than it ever has before
To destroy all and plunge us into years of anarchy, terror, and chaos?
Yeah right
@@theophrastusbombastus1359 if that's what you think you I seriously part of the problem and don't even realise it
@Martin Spalding It's not just your country. Most world leaders have gone insane and leave the citizens to pick up the fragments after their constant campaigns for more power and other private interests.
You're fault for voting Tory 🤣🤣🤣🤣 you deserve what you get🤣
Did you not watch the video?
Hero. May we always remember him and his noble deeds.
Let's not forget the other plotters, many of whom met the same fate as Fawkes, too. Wintour brothers, Gatesby, Percy, etc. All heroes in my book.
Really? He was a religious fanatical terrorist which is why years later, the failure of the plot is celebrated.
he was just a tool of the catholic church. no hero. the catholic church may be the single most evil entity on the planet.
Guy Fawkes tried to assassinate King James of England, bc a year earlier in 1604, King James commissioned the translation of the Bible.
@@PaquetasCar2147 heroes?? They were catholic heretics.. You know what the spanish inquisition was right?? Well if fawkes had been successful what do you think would have happened to the Christians?? None of us know.. It was hundreds of years ago.. But we do know what the spanish wanted to do
I love that now I know we call people “guy” based on Guy Fawlkes
It's still Gee.
It's still Fawkes (no "l")
Does Fawkes sake come from this as well?
Remember remember the 5th of November, gunpowder treason and plot.
I can't think of no reason why gunpowder treason, should ever be forgot!
This was a great video. Thank you.
He is gone, but epitomizes, the Strength, of the people's, resolve against repression, and The Elites vulnerabilities.
🙄 oh please 🤮 what a load of horse shit
That’s right . Gone to hell for ever !
Ya never mind the Catholic Genocide of Protestants in France and elsewhere!
Also a reminder of mendacious rats and informers
He was a religious bigot 👈😑
The burning of the effigy of Guy Fawkes in a big local bonfire has been adapted at various times and locations across the UK. It has been The Pope, Margaret Thatcher, Ronald Reagan, other politicians, pop-stars and footballers. All done in good humour.
It’s That Day Again Guys
Keep Up The Great Work 👍
Another tradition kept going for half a millenia, that did not survive Covid, I remember as a youngster in England gathering rubbish for our local street kids bonfire, celebrating the saving of parliament, that our school teachers told us was worth celebrating. Yesterday passed with barely a few fireworks being heard.
This is good news. Anti-catholicism dies. Good.
Probably cos many councils cancelled displays citing cost of living crisis
Living in a City. We for sure had a few more than just a few last night and the night before.
There's a lot of people today that should meet the same fate.
come back Guy Fawkes all is forgiven!
decent detailed documentary discussing doomed dissenters
The world needs him today.
The letter read at 28:33 cracks me up 😂.. People of old really knew how to write powerful letters
RIP guy Fawkes he died horrible
Some of his potential victims would have burned to death.
He committed suicide to avoid a worse fate
VERY INFORMATIVE.( MY DISTANCE GREAT HALF UNCLES WERE JOHN AND CHRISTOPHER WRIGHT . ) I LOVED YOUR VIDEO SIR . THANK YOU FOR PUTTING IT TOGETHER.
The picture you've painted of Guy Fawkes was needed by me to understand better. Thanks.
Thank u. I really enjoyed this documentary.
Guy Fawkes - Helping to provide fantastic firework nights
Would love to see you do a video on the House of Borgia and that whole history since most people only know the pop culture versions of the family not the real history of the infamous family line.
Go ahead. Do it yourself
@@TheVeek192 ...okay... interesting response to a suggestion for future content... You doing okay?
@@CartoonHero1986 I was thinking of Thanksgiving so some of us in England can understand. A very power nation gives help to these starving people. Imagine how different the world would of been had they said no and let them starve. Is that any different to how that Noble race is being treated today. It upsets me but part of me would like to hear both sides to what really happened. Imagine how much better the world would be with zero America. A country whose hero’s are outlaws like Billy the Kid Doc Holiday yet that’s the all American hero why not someone that conquered the Antarctic or Mount Everest some kind of real achievement not killing 19 men before the age of 21 what sort of person will hero worship them ( most kids in the us ). I still think a Thanksgiving book written by someone like yourself would be wow read from me
@@Etäinshewölf007 read the Thanksgiving Proclamation by George Washington.
@@Lexicologist1971 Please don’t go there with me sir I have a lot of Native American friends and how they were treated after offering the life giving food is all around us in what is called the USA was once home to these great people
Watching this on 5th of November
With the ethnocentrism of a failed Empire, an aged monarch who stood by and let the country tear itself apart, Brexit, and the S**t show that is the current British Parliament and government, Guy Fawkes shouldn't be burned in effigy, he should be considered the greatest hero England ever had.
Utter rubbish lol Still one of the best countries in the world, infact the biggest problem now is trying to control the number of people trying to get here through any means necessary. Predictably Brexit had little impact, the world is far too interconnected nowadays. With numerous wars going on across the world, one at the other end of Europe, the UK is showing its ability to offer assistance. You should be embarrassed by this comment talking about celebrating mass slaughter, you should consider what morals you think you have.
Great text and great voice❤
Always been fascinated by guy Fawkes
Guy Fawkes, where are you now? Your country needs you.
In 1982, while in college here in Pennsylvania, I vaguely remember writing an essay on this for a European History class I took. I do remember receiving a grade of B for the effort, with a plethora of red corrections. Perhaps a "gentleman's B," but I was hardly a gentleman then. 🤣🤣😃😃
Guy Fawkes tried to assassinate King James of England, bc a year earlier in 1604, King James commissioned the translation of the Bible.
@@benchilton1391 Only to you.
Guy Fawkes was a hero.
He was a jesuit hitman. No hero!!
Crap trolling, he was a Catholic and failed. 😂
I'm a devout Catholic and I don't consider him a hero.
Glorious documentary, I truly like it. Earned a like
This Guy Fawkes
Sorry had to do that
Extremely interesting, thank you.
You shall not murder or You shall not kill is a moral imperative included as one of the Ten Commandments, which, according to the Bible, were inscribed onto two stone tablets by the finger of God. Just a reminder to every one.
Desperate problem desperate remedy...undying words...never thought it meant a monstrous terrorist act to rid England of all its leaders to address the problem of protestant domination in England
28:58 Lord Montego blew their whole cover when he wrote that letter! He might as well have just shouted it from the roof tops at that point 🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️
Great video, thank you.
Apparently no prohibition on cruel and unusual punishment or extracting confessions by torture back then.
"This one right here inquisitor. Might I recommend the thumb screws?" 😆
He was guilty, but wouldn't sing 👈👀
Still, the movement which eradicated (on paper) judicial torture was English in origin.
Excellent documentary. One man's freedom fighter another man's terrorist, has always being the way.
Fabulous output from this channel. Much appreciated. Subscribed 👍
Brilliant episode 👍🏻🏴 crazy how we celebrated this every year 😅
Wish he did succeed lol it embarrassing who the country in is run now days , once a great nation
Mad to think Shakespeare was alive and could of known the guy
For someone whose birthday is also November the 5th, I see this as an absolute win.
I wish people beloved in anything as much as this man believed in his cause!
I wish that people who comment would proofread what they've written before they post.
The fact that we still celebrate Guy Fawkes teells me he was a hero of the people so was doing right by the people.
Good presentation.
Great job on this, very interesting to learn the actual history. Very well presented.
What's there to love about Guy Fawkes: underdog, fighting for his beliefs, and dying for his cause. Plus the mask is dope.
The other side of that coin: Religious fanatic, traitor to the crown, would-be mass murderer.
Nobody really understood British politics like Mr Fawkes...
Top comment!
In my opinion James the 1st used a proxy to hire Fawlks and co as mercenaries. They were the fall guys and James won favor from Parliament. The Stuarts were cursed and one even lost his head, the others were run out of town never to darken the throne again.
He could be remembered by the movie 'V for Ventdetta'
We used to celebrate Guy Fawkes Bonfire night when I was in primary school.
Dudes alias was just as good of an adult star name as his actal name, John Johnson. It also sounds super made up on the spot while looking at the bathroom lol.
REMEMBER, REMEMBER WHAT JESUS DID FOR YOU ON THE CROSS
The museum in York had all the equipment used to torture Guy when he was caught, they were horrific. And despite this Guy never gave them the names of his colleagues. What a hero.
Guy Fawkes tried to assassinate King James of England, bc a year earlier in 1604, King James commissioned the translation of the Bible.
Bonfire night commemorates Guy Fawkes being caught and failing to assassinate King James. It also commemorates the religious persecution and intolerance of the day. Trouble is no one participating in the celebrations actually knows why they are.
Of course he did,he did hold out for a couple of days giving them a chance to get away….which they never took. He suffered for nothing!
Very interesting and informative
i never knew guy fawkes was born in york we should all fight for guy fawkes to be the centre of the bonfire night
Excellent historical coverage video & informative video about competition between Catholic doctrine and Englican doctrine in Britain 🇬🇧 .80 years Dutch wars as background of personal history of Guy Fawkeys.
..freedom fighter
It's amusingly unsurprising that one with your given name would label him a freedom fighter.
@@Grenadier311 The freedom fighters were who Guy Fawkess was trying to murder to end their religeouse Protestant Freedoms. Fawkes was fighting to return society to the enslave ment status under the Catholic Pope. A plot which could result in a Bloody Civil war is not freedom for the hundred thousand who could have died. He plot would murder both Protestants and Catholics. So if he had delusions of being a Freedom Fighter the judges would judge him as a murderer over and above freedom Fighter.
Please to remember the 5th of November
one man's freedom fighter is another's traitor/terrorist, it all depends on one's perspective.
In my country we aren't allowed fireworks due to government fears of public fun.
Australia it has been banned for decades, miss the fun 🤪
It's called "Un- necessary happiness". Lol
That's a bit repressive isn't it 👈😑
It's unnecessary garbage and noise.
Today with modern LEDs we could organize much more beautiful shows with much less damage and disturbance to/of nature.
May we always remember their noble steeds.
Guy Fawkes was a hero
No, he wasn’t.
Please come back and do us all a favour Guy 😂😂😂
Remember remember the 5th of November, the gunpowder treason and plot. I see no reason why the gunpowder treason should ever be forgot.
The prosecutor Sir Edmund Coke referred to the Jesuit Treason” rather than “gunpowder plot” “Since the plotters had met with Jesuits priest throughout the whole planning of the operation there was sufficient evidence to conclude that they had in fact masterminded it!” All of the above was in the attached video!
@@melburke5405 And you posted this reply to my comment because....?
The plot was an existential matter for those whose ancestors would have been in attendance.
Well presented
The only man to step into Parliament with the right intention.
The torture given was quute painful
My dad was born on Guy Fawkes day.
My father was born on Guy Fawkes Day in the year 1876.
So was my dad - over 70 years ago 👍🏼
My Mum 1951. RIP xx
My sister’s boyfriend’s cousin’s girlfriend’s dad’s friend’s wife’s uncle’s wife’s great grandmother’s husband’s neighbour’s great great great uncle knew Guy Fawkes.
I wonder how many ministers broke the King's law last Sunday:
“...And because all and every person may be put in mind of his duty, and be there better prepared to the said holy service, be it enacted by the authority aforesaid, that every minister shall give warning to his parishioners, publicly in the church at morning prayer, the Sunday before every such Fifth day of November, for the due observation of the said day. And that after morning prayer or preaching on the said Fifth day of November, they read publicly, distinctly, and plainly, the present Act.”
(The act is 661 words and is as unintelligible as one can imagine.]
Guy Fawkes...gunpowder, because Komatsu bulldozers haven't been invented yet.
Great video thank you 👏👏👍👍a courageous man indeed for his beliefs and will be for ever be remembered so he did what he set out to do partly , to publicise the Catholic Plight 🤷♀️
Aye buddy! Thx guy🇨🇦
thomas percy was a direct ancestor of mine
Neat! That makes us very distant cousins (somewhere in the 15th to 18th cousin range) as I'm descended from Thomas Percy's 2nd cousin, Lady Catherine Clifford (they were both great grandchildren of Henry Percy, 4th Earl of Northumberland).
@@DamonNomad82 indeed
ralph neville 1st earl of westmorland was a great grandfather of mine
Guy and the wintours are mine ancestors, mad to find out aint it
Guy Fawkes, the last guy to walk into parlament with good intentions.
Wow so original
He did not walk in. He was under ground.
It's a shame this bugger was caught.
How so? He wanted a tyrannical religious dictatorship that would have ruined the country.
Was he a bugger ?
@@malcolmscrivener8750 i mean who knows lots of dudes "secert meetings" 🤷♂️
I wonder why they haven't made a movie about Guy Fawkes yet. Then there would be a movie to watch on Bonfire nights, the same way there are horrors is to watch on Hallowe'en
Hi there's a movie that you may enjoy it's called ' v for vendetta ' 👍🏾
@@kp6405 I've seen it
Such a sad story. Imagine had Fawkes been successful, what glory could have returned to Britain. A true soldier of the Faith. His one sin was finally giving in and telling all. May he rest in peace.
We are English not british
Wacko zealot.
im no fan of henry the 8th at all, but some git in rome telling me what to do- not keen on that either. his sin was treason, he got exactly what he deserved. englands true greatness came later as well.
@@johnwatts8346 They tried to murder James I.
@@Grenadier311 and every member of parliament and the house of lords as well,
I want a documentary on him that hasn’t been done by the British
YES!!
At school they always taught you whenever this subject came up that guy Fawkes was this evil monster 😂 always believed it till I watched more on it
Let me know when you got a Cliffs Notes version of this
As Newfoundland was owned by Britain, bonfire night (Nov 5th) still continues to this day. I'm sure many now have no idea why it is done. ♥️🇨🇦
Kids used to take their ‘Guy’ around neighbours before lighting it up on a bonfire asking ‘a penny for the guy’
As a cretinous American, I actually did not know the details of this famous story, just the very broad strokes. Thank you for making this video, nicely done.
I have an amazing idea for a pub in that space
Remember Remember the 5th of November
This is part of our glorious and not so glorious history therefore it should always be remembered like we remember armistice day..