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If Henry would have let the Church sermon in English it would have helped with the change n Ann I don't feel sorry for except for how her Dad threw her under the bus talk about when you have No More Use these were his children n he had no problem saying guilty and having them executed

Priest and Nuns been molesting children for thousands of years an the Church new an did nothing I don't understand how people stay with any chothilic religion , Henry was far from the worst all Kings n Nobles were keep the poor poor an under our thumbs , Even in Victoria reign people worked 6. 7 days a week n slept 20 to a room n some still had sleep in doorways , The Kings n Qween can't get away with it today n Nobles but if they could they would they believe there above everyone else .

Thank you for this interesting introduction to the world of the mysterious Cathars. I highly recommend a tour of the Cathar regions, having live there based near Albi, a town I know well, for many years. Carcassonne, the most famous monument between Bordeaux & Monte Carlo is a place you will never forget, more so if you take a meal in the place central from one of the many reasonably priced good restaurants. This splendid city which I've painted several times has been visited by numerous famous people including as diverse as Mark Twain, Winston Churchill, Bernard Cornwell and Mick Jagger. Montsegur is another story, representing the end of southern independence. The Catholic Church was very intolerant of any other point of view that their own whereas the regional people were very tolerant. The Crusaders saw rich lands and booty as rewards for their crusade. Visiting Montsegur starts with a steep climb not for the faint hearted. The view is very spectacular. However I and some others felt a strong sense of great sadness within the walls of Montsegur. Still, well worth your time, ideally during fair weather.

If I could do my life over I would want to be the person who examine the skeletal remains in those museums. I watch a lot of these documentaries and was lucky enough to see some remains (or copies of them? It was at Stonehenge and I can’t quite remember if the remains were the real deal, knot that it matters.) and I got to see the Catacombs in Paris, so it added to my fascination. Ah, I’ll have to settle for these docs.

WHY CANT YOU SICK TWISTED EVIL LOWLIFE, LEAVE THE DEAD ALONE FFS...YOUR FOKING DISGUSTING

🔴 Although unfortunately the competition is really tough, but most probably he is the worst "king" in UK's history if not even the world!!!

He handled that ancient document with his bare hands!!

Vadam Yakob is in that condition because the Israelis cannot incorporate the site into their manufactured historical narrative.

Christianity is a vile, violent and hateful belief system. Just the history of the crusades alone proves this, little alone all the hate, sexism, racism, xenophobia and homophobia in their holy book, the bible. All 3 middle eastern based religions are this way. No thank you.

Ooohhh pleeeease. Just don't with the crap about how the borderlands were turbulent and violent on both sides, or how "raiding and conflict were facts of life for the people on either side." If England had left Scotland alone to govern itself, there would not have been the amount of issues there were, at the border or anywhere else. I love English revisionist history. I suppose that Ireland had a "potato famine" too, and that it was not a holocaust caused by England only allowing the Irish people to *keep* potatoes to feed their own. There was plenty of food on Ireland, TYVM. It just never *stayed* with the people working to grow it. This is as much BS as that the Native Americans were treated well by the English (to begin with), and then the American people, post the US Revolution.

great video , man it is cool

The hospital mortuary official insisting on filling out forms is so wild. Like I get it but also its such a bureaucrat thing to be worried about that its comical. Frustrating for sure, but also I would have loved to be in the room just to listen to that conversation

Archeologists, my arse. Who was the idiot who decided to open it up away from a sterile enviroment?

When ever they talk about the smell it just reminds me of middle school hall ways when walking by the boys bathroom or locker room💀

No DNA,??

This is supposed to be about diseases.

How is it POSSIBLE to find a body in this condition dead 700 YEARS AGO I've never seen that that's so crazy

Her teeth are black, Is that cause she ingested that lead dust

Interesting to me is how the older Englishmen in this documentary have developed the classic 'stiff upper lips' of stereotypical fame.

Nothing is more evil than what that so called religion has done to innocent people!! Watching this has really opened my eyes, and broke my heart. All those people burned, tortured, murdered for believing what their faith was to them. Very sad !

Very informative. Well done. I enjoyed this

Well, hell, I'm getting cremated. I don't need to be dug up and mugged 500 years from now.

Human slaughter of each other for the elites power of darkness

Killing one another is in the DNA of the male side of humanity . History proves that . They have been doin so for as long as there has been humans . As a woman I do not understand the need to kill others .

What a wonderful find. The only problems I had was that the coffin was open without taking any type of precautions to the body and to the people involved. The documents were handled without wearing gloves. Our hands touch to many things and can cause for that important piece of history to deteriorate. I think everyone involved was very irresponsible when handling everything involved with that excavation. It is still amazing how well preserved his body was. I would love to know what language was the letter written in.

So interesting.

The gallowglasses were evil,mercenary killers r,apists etc..better off dead...!😮

Gallowglass were violent killers😮

I remember a story handed down, about a gallowglass named mcshane who was killed by a woman who he was going to rape...she cleaved his head in with his battle axe ,whilst he was undressing to ravish her ,the whole village was virtually wiped out by the english ,whilst they hid in a place called ar na garp ,the place of skulls, I've been there its a eerie quiet place ,their bodies are still hidden preserved in the local bog ,where they were dumped....so much for british rule 😮

Those old days in eire were violent it would seem ,no wonder the place is so haunted....😮

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So the English knights, go out, looking to pick on pagans, poor people, children, and overall just people otherwise just minding their own business, and they got creamed? GOOD! What on Earth was supposed to be Christian about the crusades?

38:41 That man looking like Granpa Flanders 😂

I’m glad they explained why he was still gooey. Yuck.

Boudica killed between 70,000 to 100,000 men, women and children in Colchester, St. Albans and London, If she had won, they would have massacred all the soldiers then all the 100,000's of Romans left in the province. She would show no mercy, so she had no right to expect mercy. Remember English and Scottish Historians situational ethics are unethical.

Interesting stuff. But I was surprised to see them handling the old documents barehanded. Would have thought oil from that would damage something this old and fragile. 😮

Terima kasih infonya... ternyata menjadi tentara salib tidak hanya karena keyakinan juga mereka mencari ketenaran dan ambisi. Sayangnya dari dokumenter ini (kalau memang benar) tentara salib sepertinya banyak yang tidak tahu atau tidak peduli kalau yang mereka hadapi sebenarnya bukan kaum pagan... di masa itu kabar sangat terbatas dan banyak halangan sampai tujuan jadi banyak yang tidak benar juga miskomunikasi...

Why are kids climbing up the walls of these historic buildings!??

You know, I can honestly say, with my hand on my heart, that the UK isn't worth fighting for nowadays. Back then we were proud to be English. Now, you can't even call yourself English on a job application form. This country isn't worth fighting for now. Those men, as well as those who fought in WW1 and 2 died for nothing. Their memory, our future, it's been betrayed by successively poor, left wing politicians. You can't even call yourself English now, without being called a racist colonialist. At some point, patriotism was replaced with racism. If you asked me to go to war today, fighting against Putin, I would refuse.

IT IS WELL KNOWN WHY REMAINS ARE RARE !!! More than 25000 tons of bones (humans/horses) from Napoleonic battlefields were exported to England to be processed into fertilizer at facilities in Doncaster. Sources from the 1860s report that bones from the Crimean War (1853-1856) were transported to England as well. The mentioned "Waterloo Teeth" provided (as it was called) a "Healthy Waterloo Smile" for London's elite. Watch "Waterloo Uncovered" by Dr. Tony Pollard if you are interested in real archeology at Waterloo ........

IT IS WELL KNOWN WHY REMAINS ARE RARE !!! More than 25000 tons of bones (humans/horses) from Napoleonic battlefields were exported to England to be processed into fertilizer at facilities in Doncaster. Sources from the 1860s report that bones from the Crimean War (1853-1856) were transported to England as well. The mentioned "Waterloo Teeth" provided (as it was called) a "Healthy Waterloo Smile" for London's elite. Watch "Waterloo Uncovered" by Dr. Tony Pollard if you are interested in real archeology at Waterloo ........

What is Omnia or Omnium? It seems to have been a British Government bond issue that funded the Napoleonic Wars. I have a book that comments on this and it's rise and fall in value. Was it an 18th. century "bubble" where people risked their money?

"we don't attack each other with clubs or machetes" - that didn't age well

Waterloo The Aftermath by Paul O'Keeffe is a superb and well researched book, and a real insight into the horror and devastation of a major battle for both man and beast. Highly recommended.

Yup and no you office walls have handed the country over to all the trash of the world. You must be feeling very satisfied.

Unless I missed it somehow, which I don't think I did. Why don't they mention at all that many of the skeletons were dug up afterwards and then ground up and used as fertilizer, and also to refine sugar. That's one of the biggest reasons why they don't find mass graves, or many skeletons at the battleground. You would think that they would mention this, especially when they talk so much about where the bodies might be.

On a visit to the lion mound with my dad about 46 years ago, he told me they had used the ground of the battle site to make it and that all remains found were buried in the mound as well. Always wondered whether there was any truth in that assertion.

Greed over knowledge. So much information lost about this battle and its lost soldiers ,who were disposable then and it seems now

How tragic. So much pain and sorrow. How many wives and children had to deal with broken hearts after the loss or maiming of their loved ones? Oh for the days when wars are no more. Psalm 46:8-10 Micah 4:3,4

When I started watching this documentary, I wouldn't have ever guessed that this man was connected to my small country so much. He could have been killed by my ancestors.