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Nasser Says No (1956)
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- Опубліковано 12 кві 2014
- Cairo, London Airport, Downing Street, Suez Canal, England & Egypt.
Nasser rejects 18-nation proposal for solving Suez crisis and Menzies returns to London to report it to British and French Prime Ministers. SV. Back view, President of Egypt Abdel Nasser going up steps of Presidential building. SV. Towards, Colonel Nasser and Australian Premier Robert Menzies coming through door. They are standing facing cameras then they turn and shake hands.
AS. Mr Menzies stepping out of plane and coming down steps at London Airport. SV. Pan, Mr Menzies makes his way towards interview room. SV. Back view, with the cameramen in room. SV. Mr Menzies sitting down in front of microphone between two men. SCU. Pathe News cameraman. CU. Mr Menzies speaking (natural sound): "and the answer... after long arguments... that Egypt will have nothing to do with any peaceful solution..."
SV. Car arriving at No 10 Downing Street. SV. Crowd on pavement watching. SV. As French Premier Mr Guy Mollet steps from car and is greeted by Britain's Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden. Eden shakes hands with French Foreign Minister Mr Christian Pineau and Mr Mollet shakes hands with Britain's Foreign Minister Selwyn Lloyd. LV. Crowds on pavement. SCU. Eden Lloyd Pineau and Mollet on the steps of No 10 with Mollet waving to the crowd, they turn to go in. LV. Downing Street, night time. SV. Mr Menzies stepping from car and turns and waves to crowd. SV. Crowd on pavement waving back. SV. Mr Eden and Mr Menzies on the steps waving to the crowd, they shake hands. SCU. United nations sign. GV. United Nations Assembly & GV.
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The Hero Nasser says one of the most honorable "NO"s in history of humanity.
No He was a puppet serving American interests. Because there was an American and British conflict, he removed British colonialism to replace American colonialism.
You’re just too emotional
@@FDP_football the hell are you on about? the one who brought about american control was al-sadat. nasser fought colonialism and american hegemony.
Nasser fought for both Arab and African causes! Greatest man to have ever lived.
No He was a puppet serving American interests. Because there was an American and British conflict, he removed British colonialism to replace American colonialism.
Nasser was the leader the Arab world needed and deserved. One of the only to hold frame against euro imperialists
He had an idea
But he was an idiot
No He was a puppet serving American interests. Because there was an American and British conflict, he removed British colonialism to replace American colonialism.
You’re just too emotional
@@FDP_football You're just repeating this laughable statement over and over when you have no evidence of any kind of American control over Egypt during his reign. At least humbly read about the cold war to know how delusional you are!
RIP Nasser ❤❤❤
Nasser is truly a great man. Father of the Arab nation. We need you Gamal Abdel Nasser (
No He was a puppet serving American interests. Because there was an American and British conflict, he removed British colonialism to replace American colonialism.
You’re just too emotional
@@FDP_football Boy, you're a joke!
Imagine if Egypt wanted a part control in the Panama Canal
imagine if panama wanted to control the panama canal
@@legohexman2858 yes 👍🏼 as they should.
@@legohexman2858 Just Cause Op.
هذا قناة شعب بنما و هم أصحاب الأرض و ليس الاخريين
@@user-lh5sd3qq3r 👍🏼
Nasser the killer of British empire
Nasser is the only Arab leader in the 20th century.
The decisions he made no other king or president can think of.
All my wishes to this leader to rest his sole in peace.
Truly the only one who was great enough to influence other people to rise to power none of whom were as great as him
his soul
What about King Faisal bin Abdulaziz?
No He was a puppet serving American interests. Because there was an American and British conflict, he removed British colonialism to replace American colonialism.
You have been visited by the spirit of Based Nasser the Anglo Eraser. National sovereignty and freedom from Anglo-Israeli imperialism will come to you but only if you comment "do it again Nasser" in this thread.
do it again Nasser
Do it again Nasser
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Do it again Nasser
Do it again Nasser
Nasser was not stupid. The French and Brits however....
In fact, the military action to retake the canal worked quite well, but the French and UK governments didn’t expect the US would condemn the operation, which forced them to back off
@@NovHak Honestly. I believe the Americans seriously regretted condemning the Operation from the newspapers and stuff I've been reading. They realized all too late that Nasser had no interest in working with the West at all and was more interested in pushing Egypt towards a major nation if not the most major nation in Arabia than working with the Middle East to form a bulwark against Communist expansion into Arabia.
@@sergeantskrtskrt9594 It was because it was at the moment at which for the first time in the century the US and Great Britain were on opposing sides. Britain's interests were commercial in keeping the Suez Canal passable, as they were pretty much its only users. America had little need for the Suez. Our interests were geopolitical in keeping communism out of the Arab states, the major test of which was Egypt. Nasser was looking out for his own country's needs and maneuvered the world's major powers into fighting with each other. The US overestimated the footing that communism had among the Arab people after Nasser procured an arms deal with the Soviets and opened ties with China. The US was destabilizing smaller countries in its backyard to keep them anti-communist, but this wasn't possible with a major nation like Egypt. Overthrowing the Suez would do us more harm than good. Hence we wanted to stay careful and not push the Arabs away from the West. We warned Britain against potential invasion and when they did, very comfortably right before the Eisenhower re-election, they went for it thinking the US wouldn't turn their backs and would remain a hesitant ally. We didn't. We condemned it and though the Sevres protocol was beautifully executed for control over Northeast Egypt, it was international pressure that made them back down. Nasser took credit for the victory although he really didn't do squat. Britain finally had to step down from their reign as the world's favorite superpower after this and hand it over to the US. They never recovered from it.
@@woozy7405 Stop Spreading Anti-American And Anti-Western Propaganda Please!!!!!!!
@@woozy7405 You exaggerate but there is some truth
“Peaceful”
What a hero Nasser!
White guy: I am going to push over this carpet seller... Nasser: please hold my non alcoholic beer...
France and England messed up big time.
Compagno Nasser
The Ustralian president was very funny. His talks about Egypt was very amusing.
When I need to lough I listen to this third class politician who was playing like a clown. He did not understand the mindset of Egyptian president Nasser who was very strong and clever.
The End of the great Britain started in this days by Nasser. But the End of Young Britain will be made by Butin's hands.
I don't think it's right to describe Menzies as a third class politician. He has been the longest serving Prime Minister of Australia ever. He was elected as a member of the Australian Parliament for 38 years, and as he was an important man in international politics, he was also a historic leader for Australia in terms of the actions he carried out.
@@RabahQ he was a joke
Damn BLACK VIDEO TAPE WE ARE WHITE DAMN IT
thats why we have to support russia... but of course i dont want any bloodshed for any ukraine or russia...
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*global warming*
Suez canal has bad effect on Red and Mediterranean seas because a lot of ships pass through them and pollute the water.
Suez canal makes Egypt rich. Much better off having a canal, than not having one.
@@leeham6230 rich with bad effects = nothing
@@sarafayez Well, in this case I think that the positives outweigh the negative. Global trade is beneficial, and the Suez Canal is crucial for global trade.
@@leeham6230 Yes, I mean the bad use, the pollution.
Sara......plz stay on the kitchen
RIP Gamal AbdelNasser
Truly the only Egyptian president to stick to his principles
Youll be remembered