The sheer variety of vehicles and units made this an absolute pleasure to watch. Thanks for putting in all this hard work Cobra, as it has most certainly paid off. All the best matey 👍 🚑
Nice if you to get a mention of HM Coastguard. The majority of staff are in actual fact volunteers and have up their free time to assist in this operation. Great video
Yeah, good question. Can't they use a sophisticated Zoom like program so they just talk whenever they need to about this stuff? No CO² emissions (police as well as planes and private jets of the "leaders", no protests, safety ensured for civilians as well as those talking heads, no wasting money on the police presence, exquisite food, 1700 year wines, and more. Will they debate on China and how it's the biggest producer of pollution, bigger than the whole world combined?? If no, this so called climate change debate is not a debate. They are all in the pockets of China. Ever heard one leader criticize China? No? Now you know why. There's no climate change, if there truly was, Al Gore's predictions would come true 20 years ago. Same now. It's fearmongering and green technology is a hell of a lot expensive, follow the money.
@@belladonnahigh9206 if you talk about who's to blame for the most pollution emitted over the years its actually the U.S and a few other werstern nations. If we talk about recent pollution then China and America still dominate though China is much further ahead. So what has China been doing to pollute so much recently, well its well known China produces 50% percent of all the worlds goods so alot of factories are located there. China in order to boost their economy and transition it from a 3rd world economy they had to industrilise, which benefited alot of werstern countries who just relocated alot of their industries to China. But since recently China has been clamping down heavily on pollution alot more than alot of the developed nations, from bringing in legislation to changing factories to greener energy to building alot of Nuclear power stations as nuclear is the cleanest form of energy. Alot of nations however like the U.K and America are decommissioning their nuclear power stations due to the monopoly gas companies have and expenses. China has been investing alot in greener energy more so than alot of nations because they know they can't actually sustain this amount of pollution they are very aware of the problems it causes in their cities like smog etc. Now the problem is India has started to industrilise too and so have alot of other countries in order for them to transition and help their economies to be developed and eventually become developed nations. The problem is that well in order for nations to be developed in terms of economies one of the most efficient paths is industrilising. Thats why alot of nations dislike the Co2 summit. That's why its kinda of complicated because alot of nations have different views and are in different situations and will be impacted differently. Developed nations can afford to transition to greener solutions, whilst poorer nations/developing nations can't afford to take the risk. P.s the reason u don't see leaders directly blaming each other is because it will cause a relation break-down. You don't start playing blame games when trying to find solutions, but aside from leader to leader relations, American and China have been blamed alot, more on China's case but China put the argument forward a few years back when they were still developing that their emssions were survival emssions whilst the U.S and alot of western nations produce life style emissions. *(There are two different kinds of emissions categories there is survival emssions which include a country developing its economy and needing to industrilise in order to develop and transition their countries into developed countries. Then their is life style emissions the ones you mostly find in developed countries who are already developed and produce emissions to keep their lifestyle.)* Its a pretty complicated topic.
@@CityWhisperer fr, no responses to burglaries, these are escorts however are planned and will obviously show us off as more powerful than the force actually is
I went up to Blackpool last weekend and must have seen 20+ police vehicles from various forces across the country heading down the M6. Most were public order vans, but there were a few dog units and other cars that I couldn't identify when passing on the other side of the motorway.
I wonder how many Scottish drivers sat behind a Welsh police car were trying to work out what HEDDLU was an ancronym for before the penny dropped. For no other reason than the vehicle being out of its natural habitat and therefore out of context. Aside from that, the irony is that when the Rugby World Cup was held in Japan in 2019, First Minister Mark Drakeford came to the Welsh Dome in Shinjuku, Tokyo with an aide on the train and walked down the street just like everyone else. I was a cameraman at the Dome and was able to have a nice chat with Mr. Drakeford and we even took a photograph together. Made me kind of proud that the leader of the Welsh Government was able to do that and he was very friendly and approachable. Couldn't help feel that this is what it should be about. I am not even a Labour voter, but I felt very happy to be able to meet and speak with the leader of my country. Typically for we Welsh, the conversation was limited to 'where are you from, who do you know' (that I might know) and speaking about things that were non-controversial and most certainly not political.
They have said stuff like zoom calls aren't viable, as there can be connection issues, time zones do not match up and people can easily be pushed aside or ignored.
Brilliant put together video . Amazing camera work and great story subtitles as we go along . THANKS enjoyed was interested to see what went on with all the ES as I was asked to help there but did not end up getting selected to go .
Great video and highlights the problems faced by the police Scotland roads policing unit during the cop26 which in my opinion where well executed but on a serious note do these so called environmentalists not understand that they are just adding to the inner city pollution by clogging up the streets and causing the police to close roads and hold and divert traffic with their impromptu protests point in case the 7 axle heavy haulage combination in the video which is possibly a euro 5 or even a euro 6 compliant vehicle but still pumps out a lot of pollutants not to mention the cars and vans really people let's find a better way to do this
If they had done this event virtually or at least not in a major city, all that traffic blocking would've been avoided. But sure, blame the protestors. Also, the amounts we're talking about here are pretty much irrelevant in the grand scheme of things. The event's outcomes on the other hand could've had an actual impact.
@@BlueBockser well tell me who else is to blame, no protest no disruption, when I was growing up we already recycled most things no plastic bottles or packaging no plastic bags then along comes the convenience generation's no you want to protest about it and blame everyone that came before you and take the moral high ground just look at history CND at Faslane for example hasn't made much of a difference do you really think anyone in power takes any notice and like insulate Britain they actually lost any respect and support that they may have had due to the ill conceived form of protest they chose to adopt by blocking roads and as usual causing wide spread disruption
Would the unmarked vehicles just be rented for the event and have a few blue lights attached to the dash when event finishes are they returned I saw a huge number of Volvos Jaguars Mercedes that the police wouldn’t need outside of this event?
I wish I was in Scotland but I can't because it's not near 6 week's holiday but I appreciate the good work you're doing.and I also had none uniform day because we learnt about anti- bullying week
They are very small! But given their geographical area they've got quite a lot of resources. The City is no stranger to public order policing. With the skills they have, they're probably a useful asset at COP26. At least that's my thoughts!
Mutual Aid. Police Scotland didn't have the resources to police the event themselves, so officers, vehicles and units from all over the UK were drafted in to boost numbers. It happens quite often on a much smaller scale between territorial forces usually for demonstrations, Category A football matches, mass casualty and large scale public order incidents. We do similar in the Ambulance Service with the National Ambulance Resilience Unit (NARU).
I’m from Glasgow n still can’t believe all that took place was pretty interesting tbh not gonna lie. Only downfall was the roads were shut n I had to walk to work. 😂
They using electric cars meanwhile there's ALL these police cars and vehicles using normal gas cars lol where's the I care about the climate all the other times just when they are going for a meeting
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President Joe Biden's helicopters, planes & motorcades in Scotland for COP26.
See the video: th-cam.com/video/1Ux-qaL2uP4/w-d-xo.html
The sheer variety of vehicles and units made this an absolute pleasure to watch.
Thanks for putting in all this hard work Cobra, as it has most certainly paid off.
All the best matey 👍 🚑
As always thanks for your support good sir!
no its not ! all this work to protect the parasites
Excellent videos. But what a waste of police time away from their own jurisdictions.
Scot 1: A C-17's meant to be coming in!
Scot 2: A what?
Scot 1: A C-17!
Scot 2: Seasick Steve?
Scot 1: A. C-17...
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Nice if you to get a mention of HM Coastguard. The majority of staff are in actual fact volunteers and have up their free time to assist in this operation. Great video
The amount of pollution with all these vehicles and planes at a climate change event never ceases to amaze me
Well if the public were trustworthy and sane enough to act like civilised people where wouldn't be the need.
Has anyone worked out the CO2 emissions for holding the conference on global warming?
Yeah, good question. Can't they use a sophisticated Zoom like program so they just talk whenever they need to about this stuff? No CO² emissions (police as well as planes and private jets of the "leaders", no protests, safety ensured for civilians as well as those talking heads, no wasting money on the police presence, exquisite food, 1700 year wines, and more.
Will they debate on China and how it's the biggest producer of pollution, bigger than the whole world combined?? If no, this so called climate change debate is not a debate. They are all in the pockets of China. Ever heard one leader criticize China? No? Now you know why. There's no climate change, if there truly was, Al Gore's predictions would come true 20 years ago. Same now. It's fearmongering and green technology is a hell of a lot expensive, follow the money.
@@belladonnahigh9206 if you talk about who's to blame for the most pollution emitted over the years its actually the U.S and a few other werstern nations. If we talk about recent pollution then China and America still dominate though China is much further ahead. So what has China been doing to pollute so much recently, well its well known China produces 50% percent of all the worlds goods so alot of factories are located there. China in order to boost their economy and transition it from a 3rd world economy they had to industrilise, which benefited alot of werstern countries who just relocated alot of their industries to China.
But since recently China has been clamping down heavily on pollution alot more than alot of the developed nations, from bringing in legislation to changing factories to greener energy to building alot of Nuclear power stations as nuclear is the cleanest form of energy. Alot of nations however like the U.K and America are decommissioning their nuclear power stations due to the monopoly gas companies have and expenses. China has been investing alot in greener energy more so than alot of nations because they know they can't actually sustain this amount of pollution they are very aware of the problems it causes in their cities like smog etc.
Now the problem is India has started to industrilise too and so have alot of other countries in order for them to transition and help their economies to be developed and eventually become developed nations. The problem is that well in order for nations to be developed in terms of economies one of the most efficient paths is industrilising. Thats why alot of nations dislike the Co2 summit. That's why its kinda of complicated because alot of nations have different views and are in different situations and will be impacted differently. Developed nations can afford to transition to greener solutions, whilst poorer nations/developing nations can't afford to take the risk.
P.s the reason u don't see leaders directly blaming each other is because it will cause a relation break-down. You don't start playing blame games when trying to find solutions, but aside from leader to leader relations, American and China have been blamed alot, more on China's case but China put the argument forward a few years back when they were still developing that their emssions were survival emssions whilst the U.S and alot of western nations produce life style emissions. *(There are two different kinds of emissions categories there is survival emssions which include a country developing its economy and needing to industrilise in order to develop and transition their countries into developed countries. Then their is life style emissions the ones you mostly find in developed countries who are already developed and produce emissions to keep their lifestyle.)*
Its a pretty complicated topic.
This event just goes to show how brilliant our emergency services are in Britain and why we are the best in the world
Here! Here!
(And thank you very much 😉)
Honestly what a fantastic bunch of officers, paramedics, coastguard rescuer people, and more that came from from all over the UK (and Scottish Fire).
The NHS and its funding (or rather the lack of it) disagree.
@@CityWhisperer fr, no responses to burglaries, these are escorts however are planned and will obviously show us off as more powerful than the force actually is
What an evil waste of public money
I went up to Blackpool last weekend and must have seen 20+ police vehicles from various forces across the country heading down the M6. Most were public order vans, but there were a few dog units and other cars that I couldn't identify when passing on the other side of the motorway.
Honestly there's been loads up and down the M6 for this event!
I wonder how many Scottish drivers sat behind a Welsh police car were trying to work out what HEDDLU was an ancronym for before the penny dropped. For no other reason than the vehicle being out of its natural habitat and therefore out of context. Aside from that, the irony is that when the Rugby World Cup was held in Japan in 2019, First Minister Mark Drakeford came to the Welsh Dome in Shinjuku, Tokyo with an aide on the train and walked down the street just like everyone else. I was a cameraman at the Dome and was able to have a nice chat with Mr. Drakeford and we even took a photograph together. Made me kind of proud that the leader of the Welsh Government was able to do that and he was very friendly and approachable. Couldn't help feel that this is what it should be about. I am not even a Labour voter, but I felt very happy to be able to meet and speak with the leader of my country. Typically for we Welsh, the conversation was limited to 'where are you from, who do you know' (that I might know) and speaking about things that were non-controversial and most certainly not political.
"Leaders" didn't have to fly in, but how it's taken 26 years to discuss our climate changes I'll never know, could of all just done a zoom call
They have said stuff like zoom calls aren't viable, as there can be connection issues, time zones do not match up and people can easily be pushed aside or ignored.
@ 4:15 The officer riding the first bike put his thumbs up, cute lol.
Omg! Everything is so new now, you even have merches for us to buy
It really is! A new face for CobraEmergency! 😍
All those aircraft, all those motorcades, all that fossil fuel being used.............am I the only one seeing the irony here?
pleasure to watch but what a waste of budget when its already so low.looks great for the cameras but everywhere else is lacking.
Brilliant put together video . Amazing camera work and great story subtitles as we go along . THANKS enjoyed was interested to see what went on with all the ES as I was asked to help there but did not end up getting selected to go .
Great quality , enjoyed this video . Congratulations on an excellent production
Fascinating insight and detail. Well done 👍
If anyone's to do this video, its you! Not often you see Heddlu markings in Scotland.
I appreciate it! It certainly made a nice change and really emphasises on that 'national mutual aid' aspect.
Pleasure to watch police force are simply the best loved the whole video
Amazing cars on show
Great video and highlights the problems faced by the police Scotland roads policing unit during the cop26 which in my opinion where well executed but on a serious note do these so called environmentalists not understand that they are just adding to the inner city pollution by clogging up the streets and causing the police to close roads and hold and divert traffic with their impromptu protests point in case the 7 axle heavy haulage combination in the video which is possibly a euro 5 or even a euro 6 compliant vehicle but still pumps out a lot of pollutants not to mention the cars and vans really people let's find a better way to do this
If they had done this event virtually or at least not in a major city, all that traffic blocking would've been avoided. But sure, blame the protestors.
Also, the amounts we're talking about here are pretty much irrelevant in the grand scheme of things. The event's outcomes on the other hand could've had an actual impact.
@@BlueBockser well tell me who else is to blame, no protest no disruption, when I was growing up we already recycled most things no plastic bottles or packaging no plastic bags then along comes the convenience generation's no you want to protest about it and blame everyone that came before you and take the moral high ground just look at history CND at Faslane for example hasn't made much of a difference do you really think anyone in power takes any notice and like insulate Britain they actually lost any respect and support that they may have had due to the ill conceived form of protest they chose to adopt by blocking roads and as usual causing wide spread disruption
Thanks for this amazing video is my favourite so far!
Fabulous footage....thank you
3:26 I feel like this is a good time for the "you're a little out of your jurisdiction today aren't you officer" on that Met Police Range Rover
You may be surprised to know that The Met actually have jurisdiction throughout England.
@@patmcdermott4832 I guess you learn something new everyday
@@patmcdermott4832 This entire video was shot in Scotland 😅
@@BritishEmergency
Oh dear... Do you want to tell him or shall I..? I'm used to giving bad news, so I don't mind stepping up 😬
@@patmcdermott4832 as do all 43 territorial forces across England and Wales.
Baseball caps 🧢 on police officer's look sooo unprofessional
I have ssscibed to see more
28:18 now thats a nice light bar
Snazzy isn't it?
I'm hoping I can see england Scotland and Ireland next year
I'm surprised to hear nothing on the amateur bands about that .
Lol I guess everyone missed that police officer doing a thumbs up at the camera
Hey mate, I really loved this.
Awesome video that West Midlands XC90 is so nice!
It is!
Great video. Keep up your good work! 👍
Thank you!!!
My province's regional transit (GO transit) uses the same Alexander Dennis electric buses.
Great catches mate u got alot
Would the unmarked vehicles just be rented for the event and have a few blue lights attached to the dash when event finishes are they returned I saw a huge number of Volvos Jaguars Mercedes that the police wouldn’t need outside of this event?
Yes a lot are rented and blue lights are put on the dash (or sometimes on the roof). - ss
What is the Population ?!'
They can look intimidating at a moments notice.
Awesome Video, glad I waited for this :)
Thanks!
5:32 that's a Vauxhall behind the MB Sprinter
I wish I was in Scotland but I can't because it's not near 6 week's holiday but I appreciate the good work you're doing.and I also had none uniform day because we learnt about anti- bullying week
Same
Since when did London get a Range Rover O_O I have never seen this car before lol
Surprised City police sent anyone at all seeing as how small they are.
They are very small! But given their geographical area they've got quite a lot of resources. The City is no stranger to public order policing. With the skills they have, they're probably a useful asset at COP26. At least that's my thoughts!
the copration of london is formed by the elites for the elites , thats why !
Nice to see Sussex Police as part of a multi-force operation in Scotland!
It was a pleasant surprise to start off the day at 7:30!
meanwhile sussex county has lot fewer police on duty due to protecting the parasites
I wish I was there that my broke my heart so badly it fine I atleast I’m enjoying the video
There will be more events like this! Just stay up to date :)
28:19 what's that lightbar called?
Is that an Ed Balls cameo at 12:10?
Looks like it!
Belle vidéo
Minute 2.20 there Diesel is cheaper than in Germany
Great video!
I have a question for u guys
How can u guys separate the departments while all cars have same livery?
They rely on the police crests, sometimes they have a website written on the cars.
👍
What’s a Sussex Police vehicle doing all the way up there?!
Mutual Aid.
Police Scotland didn't have the resources to police the event themselves, so officers, vehicles and units from all over the UK were drafted in to boost numbers.
It happens quite often on a much smaller scale between territorial forces usually for demonstrations, Category A football matches, mass casualty and large scale public order incidents.
We do similar in the Ambulance Service with the National Ambulance Resilience Unit (NARU).
all the english police and wales bikers are lost driving in glasgow lol
I take it the cops don’t use big bikes anymore, those things sound like 500 twins. Thrashing them to get them to move! Bring back the pan European’s
They are R1200RS without fairings so SEG officers can shoot without fairings getting in way
I’m from Glasgow n still can’t believe all that took place was pretty interesting tbh not gonna lie. Only downfall was the roads were shut n I had to walk to work. 😂
What he gotta do do nothing❓😆
They using electric cars meanwhile there's ALL these police cars and vehicles using normal gas cars lol where's the I care about the climate all the other times just when they are going for a meeting
24:35 - What force is he from then? 🚨🎠⚓️🧐
Marine Policing
Cool video, i subed
Thank you!
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May Al-Gore Rhythym bless thy video
2:13 probably biggest non-POTUS motorcade!
I thank you for your blessing and prey that Al-Gore honours us for our hard work.
lol
what does welfare support do
the job of the welfare team to help the officers with their mental health
Hideous
Great video!