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They are The Greatest Generation and we owe them everything.
Anyone who wasn’t in the slightest bit moved or emotional about this event, hearing about and seeing for themselves the bravery of those young men and then seeing those same soldiers as the veterans they are now, sitting in the “audience”, - those men and women who fought for the freedom we have and appreciate, who deserve so much more than our thanks, gratitude and respect, well……. I have no words
Very well said, I was very moved by it and the one from France. Bless those old soldiers.
Rishi was so moved he couldnt get away quick enough.
@@markgarrityI know I'm a pedant but this was Portsmouth. I think he stayed for this one!
So proud of them all, God bless our veterans ❤
They were and still are the greatest generation .
This is why schools need to teach their countries history, we must never forget otherwise others will pay the ultimate sacrifice
Great speech..the King is very articulate and has something many politicians lack - dignity. Wonderful to see the faces of the veterans. Thanks Connor.
I'm confident that QE 2nd would be proud of her son...
He’s able to give great speeches because he appreciates what people (in his audience) did and sacrificed. He doesn’t have to curry favour for votes, as politicians do. This gives him enormous latitude to write and speak from the heart.
Pride that his king has praised him 🏅🏅🏅🏅
Lovely to see the King pay tribute to all those veterans.
I am glad you are not one of those Americans that believes that you came in late to both wars and somehow singlehandedly won the whole thing for us and the previous 3 or so years (depending on what war) of sacrifice meant nothing. Good on you mate. Much love from Great Britain. I love our allies across the pond.
To me, the most important element of that speech was the reminder that, in enjoying our rights (to freedom), we must balance them with our civic responsibilities (to the benefit of each other).
The person who introduced the King and Queen was the actress Helen Mirren who played Queen Elizabeth.
twice and in a one woman stage show I understand.
God Bless and Save Their Majesties The King and Queen alongside all Members of The Royal Family and The UNITED KINGDOM and The Commonwealth 🤴👑👸📯🎺🎷🥁🇬🇧🇨🇦🇦🇺🏴🏴🏴🇦🇮🇬🇷🇨🇵🏰❤️
👑👑Thankyou King Charles and your Royal Family 🌹🌹our Veterans are the best of the Best Thankyou All. Past and Presence 🌹🌹🇬🇧🇬🇧
Such respect goes for those brave men who stormed the beaches, the likes of we will never see again, such was their loyalty to the cause of freedom, to the women who played such a vital role in a time where they were seen as ‘fragile’, and second class, i am beyond proud and humbled, thank you to to every country man and woman, who stayed and carried on the important task of running the country like clockwork. 🙏🏻🇬🇧🏴
Thank you Connor for your respectful response to King Charles' speech.❤️
A very respectful reaction.... nice job M J
You’re a very deep thinking and compassionate young man 🙏👏
When you are fighting for your lives especially when the enemy is knocking on your door, just like the Battle of Britain .My dads generation didn’t have a choice but to fight Could the average Brit imagine Nazis walking down our streets and talking over this Ancient Land no more than I could imagine the Russians doing the same thing,I would rather go out fighting even though I am a old man
Totally
We did have previous form defeating Napoleon Buonaparte, who wanted the same thing as Hitler .
A Europe ruled by him .
Buonaparte almost got there but little old Britain held out.
@@Jill-mh2wn You are right we have had to fight through the centuries to keep our Islands free from Dictators, If we have to spill our blood for this country and the people who live here so be it
They were “The Greatest Generation.” These young men, some just in their early 20’s, gave their all, literally and figuratively. The death toll was immense. It’s lovely to see that there is still a few from this generation alive to make this trip. I wonder how many will be alive this time next year, as most are 100 years old. Freedom isn’t free, and we should always be thankful for what these men did, because without their sacrifice, most of us would not be here today living in a free world, rather than living under the crushingly brutal and and oppressive autocracy. Great response, Connor.
My father was 17. He had 4 older brothers, so he wouldn't stay behind. So many teens did the same.
Never very keen on 'Prince Charles' but I think he has grown into the role as King
Why? He was an amazing leader in the Royal Navy. Every one liked him. He proved way back in the 1970's/1980's tht he would be a great king.
Grown into the role? He does nothing unless Soros and the WEF tell him to do it.
They are pulling his strings and he needs to throw those medals in a bin.
markthomas. He is a good man. Just sad that he ascended to the throne so late in life and is now suffering with an illness. He takes his responsibilities very seriously.
He's a 'good man?
Do an internet search for an image of him being poked in the chest by Evelyn de Rothschild. NO ONE is allowed to do this, no one should lay even a finger on a member of the Royal Family, but he's a Rothschild and knows he can get away with it. I wonder why that is?
Completly agree with you about seeing that old chap smiling. The pat on his shoulder, the kiss on his cheek and his smile made me smile too!
Great speech remembering the greatest generation.
You would have thought though, that given this electronic age we live in, you would have seen the end of speeches written on paper - especially in the wind!
My father was on a ship that was hit by shell fire from one of the on-shore batteries. The ship had embarked from the Thames Estuary and was 4½ miles off Dover when it went down. Many men were lost but my Dad survived and whilst swimming, he found a young officer who'd been severly wounded when the ship was hit. His right arm had been completely lost, so my Dad now had to try to save both his own and the officer's lives. By the time he was rescued, about 2 hours later, he'd almost swum back to Dover. He was awarded the Military Medal but never claimed it although he did have the citation.
my grandfather was at Dunkirk as a corporal, 4 years later he rushed off the landing craft as a company sgt major on sword beach
Thanks to your grandfather what he went through unbelievable
Listen to KC3 and then listen to Sunak or Biden. Thank god for the Monarchy.
To hear John Swinney (SNP) speak of D-Day with such patriotism, followed by the PM's excuses for leaving France early for an interview .. it's bizarre, and very telling.
I get emotional every time I watch the veterans. Even after all this time they still get emotional. I watch them on remembrance day watching how proud they are. We owe them so much.❤❤
Thank you for your reaction. My dear Father was a British D-Day veteran. He didnt talk about it much but i do know that his friend was killed on the beach that day. 🇬🇧
I lost my great grandfather in WW1, my Nan grew up with a father in her life. I appreciate the sacrifice all the men and women made in both WW1 & WW2. If there aren’t any veterans left when D-day hits its 100th Anniversary we must mark the occasion with remembering them as we do every year. Not to mark it with a concert, but a day of reflection for them and their memories.
Thank you to all the veterans from WW1 to the present day for your sacrifice in protecting our freedoms. You will never be forgotten.
Yes, she will look familiar. She is Dame Helen Mirren, and she was the host for this event. This event took place in the morning of 5th June in Portsmouth, where all the troops were assembled 80 years ago. There was another event that evening from the cemetery in Bayeux, with music, readings, and the headstones were illuminated - very moving. There was also an amazing drone display screened from Portsmouth. King Charles then gave a speech at another ceremony at the National Memorial, Gold Beach in Normandy the following morning, with remaining veterans given pride of place. All worth checking out.
It breaks my heart that so many younger people have no idea what this previous stoic, selfless, courageous, brave generation did for us 💔 and worship celebrities over true heroes and legends ❤️🩹
Right near my home town but I was at work that day so we watched it live on my phone! Got a bit emotional ❤
I watched it live and was emotional bearing in mind I am 70 now. As you say prevention is always better than curing a problem!!
Thanks for the post
Most times a reaction needs pausing to react to some words or sentences. This is a highly respectful reaction and I couldn't ask for better. Huge respect to you
I cried listening to some of the stories the whole man had told so sad
This whole event was held on Southsea Common - over looking the Solent - in Portsmouth. It was held on Wednesday 5th June 2024. It was a terrific event and tribute to all the allied forces who participated in Operation Overlord. Be they afloat in the English Channel, on the beaches of Normandy. Or in the air over northern France and elsewhere.........👏👏👏 !!!
So sweet of the gentleman to give the veteran a pat on his shoulder and the lady for giving him a kiss.
It brought a smile to his lips
Connor, you gave a fair and reflective speech yourself at the end of the video. Very touching.
Your smile at the end of that video was so heartwarming 😊 - you are so right about preventing something happening being of such importance. The one thing that all the veterans (on all sides of conflict) tell us is that they want to make sure that nothing like this ever happens again. We owe all of them - those who survived and those who gave their lives - to do everything in our power to work together for a peaceful world.
Lest We Forget 😢
I was moved by this speech but also by Connor's reactions. I enjoy watching the classic comedy with him, but seeing the serious stuff really shows what a sensitive and intelligent young man he is. We could do with more young guys like him!
Than you for your reaction to that video. I have never seen you so engrossed or react so seriously.
I often think about all those that died through the war, many wars in many different ways, that none of the fallen ever knew the outcome, never had that feeling or knowing that it was worth it for the sake of other’s that there own sacrifice made the difference yet every single life lost made it possible for the freedoms we have today & I hope that everyone takes some time out of there life to stop & really think about that, as tough as life can be & it is harsh but if your reading this then your still above ground & breathing so let’s all make the most of it & what we do have while we still can because it could always be worse.
God save Our King and Queen and that Glorious Generation. Dame Helen looked and was fantastic
I live in a town in england called hungerford 2 miles from where the USA airborne regiment was stationed the show band of brother was based on it we always fly the uk and usa flag at this time of year 🇬🇧 🇺🇸
I remember Hungerford for a different reason..
Wonderful reaction Connor. My great uncles fought in Burma in WW2 and were both captured by the Japanese and held in one of their prisoner camps. Thankfully they made it home. My grandfather played a key role training new recruits and those that departed our shores for France. I visited Normandy years ago and it is a very humbling experience to walk on the beaches where so many lost their lives.
I was there, stood guarding the 10m metal wall surrounding the event
They fought so hard . The state of our country now and the
Hi connor , I watched the whole service and was blubbing found it very emotional 😢
What splendid speech your Majesty.
Thank you for taking the time to do this video. It really means a lot that people of the younger generations are learning about the history of this world. So, again, thank you. ❤
Yes, the compere of the event here was the veteran actress & film star, “Dame Helen Mirren,” an Academy Award & BAFTA winner for her performance in the film “The Queen” for her role & depiction then of Queen Elizabeth II.
A brilliant speech and graciously delivered. The kings acknowledgment of , not only the D Day campaign, but those in other parts of the world, so much appreciated. My farther fought in Burma, often referred to as “the forgotten war” and my mother who served in the Queen Alexandra Nursing Corp” as a ward sister in a tented hospital with the 8th army in North Africa, (her troop ship having been torpedoed on the way out) Sicily and Italy where devastating battles were ensuing ,at the same time.
We should never forget the sacrifices of all those who served pan in no matter what capacity, for the freedom we enjoy now. The generations following must be taught that freedom comes at a price and the best way to honour those who have gone before is to live lives with humility, dignity and grace with a spirit of service to others.
This may look a tall order when we look around at the self centred behaviours of many in the world today.
Hi Connor, I'm glad you reacted to one of the awesome videos I recommended to you on this major Anniversary.
King Charles's speech was very good, and I appreciated that he did mention the many civilians who helped in making D-Day possible, namely those in the Résistance who risked and often lost their lives, gathering and passing intelligence, sabotaging ennemy infrastructures, etc. It is not often mentioned by the Allied who focus on the military effort, "forgetting" these many civilian major, yet discreet actors.
On this Anniversary, across the Channel, forever thankful France honored the American Veterans who were flown in (unfortunately, one of the old gentlemen died during the trip ... may he RIP, and President Macron had a word for him too, before he decorated 11 (I think) US Vets with the Légion d'Honneur, France's highest honor recognition.)
Well, after every one of such events, one says "never again, that was the last one" ... until the next ... Humankind just cannot help but fight each other ...
The UK has not forgotten the vital contribution of many French civilians, not just in the Resistance. The recently constructed British Normandy Memorial includes, in the North West corner, a memorial which specifically commemorates the many French civilians who lost their lives in support of or, as a result of fighting on and, following, D Day. The exact number is not known but, it is certainly more than 20,000 people.
HM Queen Camilla and Mme. Macron laid floral tributes at the memorial following the main UK remembrance service on 6th June.
www.google.com/maps/place/Monument+comm%C3%A9moratif+R%C3%A9sistants+Fran%C3%A7ais/@49.3383191,-0.5388156,18.76z/data=!4m6!3m5!1s0x480a57006ba15cc1:0x53f1859d53e12780!8m2!3d49.3384282!4d-0.5390496!16s%2Fg%2F11vwy4_wd1?entry=ttu
I appreciate your reaction, sensible and straightforward, wise words, thank you.
Hi Conner, the best war series/documentary is "the world at war". I believe all 26 episodes are on TH-cam
I have it on DVD. It's brilliant.
I have it on DVD. It's brilliant.
It’s excellent, and when it was made, in 1973, many of the major people involved were still alive and able to be interviewed. However it was made while some significant aspects of the war, like Ultra/Enigma, were still secret, so in a way it’s still incomplete.
Lovely sentiment Conner ❤ thank you
agreed 100% with the analysis.. somewhere in the next 10-20 years, shite is gonna hit the fan.. mainly because we are terrible at learning from history. Cheers!
Thanks . Guys.
Thankyou my friend very respectful reation so important from younger generation to understand reality and sacrifice these brave souls achieved to make change for the way we are today
Thank you for sharing your thoughts!! 🌸🇬🇧
It was a good speech and well presented (despite needing to fight the wind for his papers!). Charles has always been a good and compassionate speaker, and has grown into his role as monarch well. And yes, I know exactly what you mean Connor - a stitch in time saves nine, as the saying goes.
'Nipping it in the bud' is an appropriate expression for acting quickly before a situation gets worse!
I had not heard that all the way through, on the day; pleased to have been listening to it alongside you...am always interested to hear your thoughts on something like this 💭 👍
Who were the disrespectful people I heard shouting in the background. Shame on them.
It was probably because he's given some of his country away ie. The Windsor Accord.
@@elainepitkin3561 doesn't matter though. Shouting down a D Day memorial speech is the height of disrespect. Gen Z probably lol
@@elainepitkin3561 most people including me have no clue what that means mate lol. He owns most of the country you know.
@@Steelninja77 Northern Ireland was annexed and deal was signed at Windsor Castle by him, Sunak and a EU rep. Look it up, it isn't funny is it.
So what?
I recommend you also to search for the images of parachutists jumping on the Mont St Michel for these celebrations, it's beautiful and moving, espacially for you who so interested in Le Mont. And the actress at the beginning is Helen Mirren.
This was 5%th June, the evening before in Portsmouth.. I live near there. The actress presenter was Helen Mirren.
Very well said
Connor, the King made an excellant speech emphasising the contributions of everyone, didn't matter where they came from, what sex they were what religion they believed, something we should all get our heads around now. It's been a very emotional couple of days, see if you can find the act of remembrance at the British and commonwealth memorial in France that the King attended with President Macron.
I like how you summed up at the end using logic, because it does look scarily/very tense at the moment. Especially when alot of kind of social gatherings through marches and protests about a certain Jordan river and sea chant seems similar in a way to how the last big one started. The mentality behind both ideologies would boil down to the same outcome if ever successful. Honestly I think the long game has been played and is still being played to get certain people and ideas into the norm, using social conscript. It is kind of working to some degree if you go by what has been happening in my capital city every Saturday and on college grounds over in your cities etc. They seem to be a similar type of gullible people that have no concept or knowledge of what the history is and what might happen to them after being used. Sorry to be abit crude, but rooftops as an example and beliefs.
Young people today need to know about this, but unfortunately a lot don’t and some say it’s glorifying war by remembering it. They have no idea of the world we could be living in if these brave men and women, from all faiths and allied nations hadn’t made the supreme sacrifice. Thank you Connor you are always very respectful.
Wise words Conner . I think as you do as a strange logic tells us that lessons will not be learned by some of those who rule which today is self evident. We may never see the horror of WW2 again or we may see something so much worse and in both cases the invention of the nuclear weapon will be responsible for long lasting peace or total destruction or to paraphrase for how long M.A.D. continues to work.
The most moving thing ive seen for a long time and brought me to tears is the new song Andrew Lloyd Webber has composed for DDAY the words are written by a veteran it was played at Normandy on 6th ... you can find it on TH-cam " Lovingly Remembered by Andrew Lloyd Webber "❤
My great grandfather designed the engine for HMS Hood. When It sank, he blamed himself. The whole street he lived next to had men serving on the ship. Isle of wight.
It is only at the brink that we enter the fight. At this time the greatest fight is for the planet and not between the countries in it. No planet no people. PERIOD.
I enjoy you contributions to recent events.
We must always stand up to bullies.
Watch Band of Brothers to see the realities of fighting for democracy was like. The best record of those involved are so realistic and long lasting
Well said mcjibbin
GSTK 🇬🇧
Oh, Rishi stayed until the end, that's not like him ........
At least the weather was kind to him. 😅
Why make a political 'dig' after such a day??? Really NOT a clever comment at all... 😢 But, perhaps (?), you are too young to appreciate the moment...
@@stewedfishproductions9554 Well I'm in my 70s so maybe 20 years too young to be bothered by the PM disrespecting D Day
This was the day before…
I wept at this speech
Wonderful speech ,thank you king charles, ❤❤❤❤
I hadn’t watched the king’s speech until now , it was touching and very brave of young men and women some as young as 16 or 17 and what I’ve heard some young people 14 years old lied about their age so as they could fight for our country . I have a massive respect for these people,some never returning to their families. I often wonder how people that age now would react now ,I think many would be running away in the other direction . Nowadays youths don’t have respect for the country as they did then . We owe so much to these people for the freedom that we have now.
I thought it a he should have mentioned the Americans. He said 'our Allies' which is correct but, without the 'Yanks', the war would never have been won, end of. (I'm a Brit BTW)
should check the video its kind of funny for the event landing boats arrived at the beach and stormed by our uk marines to recreate that event but this time trooping through the water on the beach without weapons this time holding something else...and many paratroopers was deployed like in the past americans brits and Belgiums they landed and instantly all the brits had to be checked by the french border guys on a fold up temp desk with a laptop at the site set up specially for the british and the americans didnt need to do that as they took off from with in france and the Belgiums are part of the EU witch us in the UK are no longer so it was kinda embarrassing for the brits and even the old vets that was there and stormed that beach back then said they didnt ask us for our passports back in 1944 🤣🦾
Listen to Prince William’s speech it’s equally as good.🇬🇧
Hi Connor, I think you should like this: "Macron hosts Biden in Paris: Welcome ceremony at the Arc de Triomphe" • FRANCE 24 English
As a European, the escalation of the war in Ukraine scares me. I hope that NATO countries are aware that Putin does not want to stop at invading Ukraine.
Sweden joining NATO after all this time is sign enough they do.
Its not accurate to say it was the largest amphibious assault, Operation Husky was the largest single amphibious assault. So much gets forgotten as other events are cherry picked
£10 to the first person to spot Rishi sneaking off! 🏃🏾➡️🏃🏾➡️🏃🏾➡️
You mean don’t leave it too late ?
And our (soon-to-be ex-) Prime Minister didn’t have the decency to stick around for the full commemoration ceremonies - instead leaving early so he could give a self-aggrandising interview to a UK news channel to try and score political points in the upcoming general election.
His excuse?
That this interview had been ‘planned in advance…’
It wasn’t, however, planned 80 years in advance - so it’s not like these ceremonies crept up on him, so that he couldn’t reschedule his interview.
Totally out-of-touch and an absolute disgrace to the memories of these fallen men, and what they died fighting for - something that’s been echoed by some of the few surviving heroes of this century-defining moment in history.
And his “I’m sorry but…” laughable excuse of an apology just adds insult to injury.
July 4th can’t come quick enough…
Absolutely. Reform UK to claim all parts of our country back. 🇬🇧
Why make political comments here ??? I'm NOT a big fan of any political person, but I DO know enough NOT to use such a moment to try and have a 'dig' at someone. NOT NICE!😮
That was France, but your sentiments are spot-on.
Helen Mirren
It is a shame our esteemed prime minister went home half way through the day.
He left the ceremony on June 6th in Normandy not on June 5th in Portsmouth.
If I'm right, one of the gentlemen is 104 (might have been a lady)
This took place on June 5th NOT D-Day !
You could, of course, watch the speech which the King DID give on 6th June in Normandy if you bothered to search properly
No need for the hostility. Learn some manners.
YES ,I DIDN'T KNOW THAT ,BUT WATCHED THE REPEAT LATER. I LOVED THE WHOLE EVENT, IN FRANCE, AND WITH LOVELY WEATHER, IT COULDN'T BE BETTER.
i GUESS THE USA AND CANADA, HAVE THEIR OWN MEMORIAL DAY ? ANYONE ?
The title of the video he's reacting to says it's the anniversary of D-Day event, so it's an easy mistake to make. You could, of course, have known that if you bothered to look properly. 🤫
Now now girls calm down.
11:23 The problem is not that the US delays getting involved in conflicts, it's that the US provokes conflicts all over the world. This includes the war in Ukraine that began in 2014 following the US backed coup that overthrew their democratically elected president. You choose not to react to content that explains this, so you have a mistaken understanding of current global events.
Hellen Mirren that is I believe. she played Queen Elizabeth but the 15th century one. I bet she played our Queen who just passed (not Camilla she is not our queen ) I bet she played QE as well at some point. I am not a Hellen Mirren expert so wouldn't know.
Helen Mirren played Queen Elizabeth II in two films plus on stage. ...
Queen Elizabeth I was played by
Judi Dench (in the film, "Shakespeare In Love")
Whether you like her or not Camilla is still our Queen. Saying she isn't doesn't change a thing. She has been a wonderful support to the King and representative of our country. Taking on this role at her age must've been very daunting especially having to stand in for the King on occasions due to his illness.
Yes she did play both Elizabeths at some time or other the latest was called The Queen & it covered the time of Diana's death. Btw, Camilla is the Queen, since she's married to our King..
Beats Biden and trump, no?
Hi Connor. I hope you remember that speech when America most likely votes in a Republican Fascist later this year.
Trump may be many things, he is not, however, a Fascist. That label is now given to nearly everyone who is not a lefty Liberal, and has thus become almost meaningless. Frankly, to use it here, in reaction to a video about an event celebrating those who fought real Fascism is pretty low.
@@christinerussell113he's not far wrong but I agree inappropriate at this time
The fascist is Biden. Educate yourself!
@diane9656 Please explain what makes Trump anything like Hitler, Mussolini, or Franco? I am certainly no fan of his, but the casual use of the name Fascist, often accompanied by words like Nazi, or racist, is thrown around like confetti. We Brits who voted to leave the EU for instance, were also smeared with that name, so as i said, it has become almost the label of choice for any who may not share your mind set.
@@christinerussell113 it isn't a word I word casually label people with but let's be realistic here. Banning books, controlling women's bodies, calling the press the enemy of the people, calling a section of people vermin and scum, threatening retribution to anyone disagreeing with him, the list goes on. these are all from a dictators playbook. I'm a Brit too by the way
Can you imagine Trump doing this speech 🤪
She ain't queen
She is. Get over it.
@mcjibbin Thanks for covering this, your a gent and have shown more respect than our Prime Minister, bless you.✌👍
Charles never worked a day in his life. He got unemployment benefits because they were not looking for a king in the UK.
He cheated on his wife and his brother is a cheater also just like his father.
They say even Lisbeth cheated with the butler.
Now Lizzy is dead and he became king , but is now on sick leave.
This guy has to thank the Lord that he never had to work or had any money problems.
What do the people of the UK see in this royal family with so many scandals en living on taxpayers money while the have enough money allready.
@hummel3479 On the contrary, King Charles served with both the RAF and Navy and when he left the service used his pay to set up a charity called the Princes Trust which has provided training and support for 1 million young people trying to set up in business or gain additional skills to prepare for the workforce.
He has also carried out around 500 public engagements a year and supported multiple charities. He has founded and developed the Duchy Originals business, built a village called Poundbury, and championed farming and environmental causes.
There are criticisms one might make of King Charles, but 'not working a day in his life' certainly isn't one of them.