GET OUT! POLICE tell students to leave Horse Guards for disrespecting The King's Guard!
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- GET OUT! POLICE tell students to leave Horse Guards for disrespecting The King's Guard! 18.10.2023.
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I bet they love you in France!! The deluge is down here in Devon with "The Flood ". Absolutely pouring
It is such a shame that the changing of the guard had to be held behind closed gates but it is better than being disrespected by idiots who have nothing better to do than disrupt other people's lives
You seem to be in rare form today. Some of your remarks have been delightfully funny.
Hi John, it would be nice to see the horses when they're off duty.
They spend time in the countryside and even at the beach.
My parents bungalow backed onto the fields where they spend R&R in Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire. That field is known as St. Mary's (or was back in the 90s).
We would feed them treats, we had permission from the Quartermaster to give them carrots.
The drum horses are fab. Miss seeing them.
Really like your commenting through the video. Makes it so much easier to watch and understand. Thank you!
Please, please, please…allow the guards to shout again!!! It only works on the idiots who are so disrespectful!!
We, on this side of your camera, insist on the guards being allowed to shout. If it hurts their tiny feelings then tough.
I totally agree!i
Absolutely!
Just deny access at the first infraction! Disrespectful mobs are not welcome anytime! Police should watch more closely and maintain order....they wouldn't get away with it in their own countries!
Totally, totally agree and loudly
Agree these guards deserve respect
About time, they need to do this from now on to disrespectful tourists. 👏👏👏
Taking away the voice of these guards, is taking away any authority they have, and laying out the welcome mat for groups of disrespectful, entitled, and rude people! Yes!!! Bye, bye!! Well done officer! All it takes is one person to ruin it for a group. Problem is, it's typically a group of bullies that gather around the guards in the back, and then all of a sudden they feel so tough and superior, as they try to goad the guard.
They tried taking away the voice, and the problem got worse. They are advised to use discretion around minors.
the more diversity, the more chaos
It's so odd that they fail to realize that the sword is real, not just for show.
In other words foreigners
@@quebecpatriot1874You have hit the nail on the head
Who is in charge of this MOB she or he should be ashamed at not keeping them under control!!!
Exactly right, the ones in charge should have some responsibility.
Rude and entitled and not an ounce of respect from one of them. What a credit they are to their upbringing. Time they were banned from visiting horse parade they don't deserve the privilege.
I think the teachers should inform these kids the guard on the beautiful horse is a fighting soldier not part of Disneyland
😂@@fredbear72ify
Sorry don't know what happened there. Sorry
I think they should amend the signs to read “Do not touch the horses at all”.
They should make a new sign separate from the other sign in larger letters and an exclamation point. Being British, they likely will not.
Those signs are meant for people watching the videos. The tourists do not read the signs. Why must they touch the horse when taking a picture? Why can’t they wait for their turn, you have 3 or 4 people standing next to the horse, do you really want strangers in your photo? Do they know what the two finger V stands for, as they look like idiots doing it. Just take your picture and move on.
@@mariatalamo6834 • The signs are for the tourists, not the viewers at home. Whether they read them or not, if a horse kicks or bites somebody, they can't complain because the signs are thrre warning them. Apart from that, I agree wholeheartedly with your comment.
Lightworld
This reminds of the Royal Canadian Musical Ride (R.C.M.P.) horses. All black maybe dark Brown .
I’ve seen them twice when they come to Vancouver Island, B.C., CANADA
People are getting more stupid , and rude wirh their behaviour. All the serving soldiers men and women who are in the kings guard deserve respect. To show disrespect is NOT ON at all these students have some serious growing up to do.
A lot of adults we see aren't much better.
@@ChrisAndCats No there not adults are awful with their behaviour too.
@@Addy2023X I still don't understand why they absolutely have to grab the reins.
@@ChrisAndCats I don't either no one should grab another riders reins it's rude
Ive always said these groups of teens should be put into smallgroups with More teachers . That will sort out some of these cocky little prats
Some of the teachers behave as badly as the students!
@@ninamoores• Yes, they do. It's no wonder many of the pupils are as bad mannered as they are, when even their teachers don't have any respect. I wonder why they bother visiting at all if they aren't interested.
@@ninamoores• Yes, they do. It's no wonder many of the pupils are as bad mannered as they are, when even their teachers don't have any respect. I wonder why they bother visiting at all if they aren't interested.
Ridiculous that the guards can not speak up and shout when needed. Did it bother someone's sensibiities or something (being sarcastic)? Tough!
Too many people having a fit about the guards shouting. Too many were getting their little feelings hurt.
@@camillagorham1673 ...don't expect good behavior or you'll offend the woke people.
Its about time this happened, far too many in that courtyard at one time.
England is a place to learn its history ❤️ respect the guard and horse ❤️
People should respect our country full
The horses are magnificent and congratulations to those who train and look after them so well. For the guards on horseback congratulations to them and as certain situations have shown they are really skilled riders.The riders and horses are a credit to the country and to our military.
I don't even know how these wretched people are allowed anywhere near the troops. The whole thing is a disgrace and it's only a matter of time before some malcontent has a go at a trooper, causing injury or worse.
I agree. They need to put up the barriers permanently to protect the Guards & the horses.
@@carlytasmith5754Problem with that idea is if a horse gets spooked they might run into that barrier and get hurt.
@@carlytasmith5754 It's a public footpath in Whitehall under Westminster council not MOD property , also potentially dangerous to horse and Trooper .
@@NancyCampbell-rk9rm Thanks. Didn’t really think of that.
@@carlytasmith5754 I know, only thing I can think of is to get the manure from the stable and spread it around in front of the horses, they won't care and it might keep some of the tourists away.😜
These French Students seemed on the whole quite polite and one idiot spoiled it for them (as usual) however in my 31 years in media and going to many locations where hordes of overseas students congregated, I found the French ones behaviour often the most disrespectful. It seems their teachers were unwilling/unable most of the time to control them.
Shame that the behaviour of a few disrespectful kids ruined it for the rest of them. Problem is, the teachers never keep an eye on what they’re doing. Not easy to do with a large group like that.
They need more escorts! I don't think they are Dutch. I heard someone telling them in English to go back to the Palace!
@@dianapeek6936 what do you expect from garlic breathing greasy frogs
am not sure the Teachers have the respect either to be honest
@@dianapeek6936 yep, the feelings definitely mutual! 😆
@@elladarling3469 true
Why aren't these children better supervised?
This is upsetting how these stupid people treat the guards and horses sending Prayers they don't deserve being done like this what has got into people anymore
Good idea keeping the horses further back into the boxes so the tourists won’t touch them.
As you say school tour groups should be limited as this has just proven those in charge are unable to keep a watchful eye on everyone within the group especially when they are teenagers.
I have taken many school groups on trips both at home (UK) and abroad. Only once was I let down by a student and I made very sure he didn't do it again. He was under rigid scrutiny for the rest of the week. His parents were absolutely mortified. Teenagers can be controlled if the basic discipline and ground rules are in place to begin with.
If I could afford to go there from Missouri,US, I would ask permission of the horse guard to say hello to his mount and to touch it. Simple courtesy. You don’t touch someone else’s animal without their permission.
I agree❤
Students are self-centered due to age and lack of proper training when younger.
To many children in that tour group. They are taking over the entire front.
It is so much more interesting because of your narrative. Great job. Thank you.
A group of school children were evicted last week by the police.
Metro police have some absolutely stunning horses!
Don't they just ! The size of some of them they'll have no problems with crowd control .😊
Those age kids should know what manners are, and if the teacher is there she/he should make sure the kids behaved themselves. Some tourists are rude, disrespectful and ignorant I wish they would all stay at home until they learn some manners, the guards shouldn't have to put up with them.
Where’s the teacher. They should be in control and put a stop to this
Visiting a country and doing that ! How disrespectful and I do hope they are sent home .
It would be cool if the French, because of that one entitled jerk, were refused access to all of the UK.
Love to see these 2 guards and the horses .
Thank you John ,,and keep up with the British sense of humor ,,many just don't get it..
It's shocking how many folks seem to get offended due to their lack of appreciation for subtle British humour! 😂😂
I always find it amazing that horses like the thoroughbred have such thin legs. They don’t look strong enough to hold up the horse.
The expression on that one guards face “oh God more teenagers.
No I’m sorry this is NOT Disneyland it’s not a theme park these are active soldiers who fight for King and Country they are doing their duty - if some idiot is being disrespectful then they should shout !
The beautiful 'Mini Monty' horse with the white blaze is named 'Indiana'! 🐴❤
Is indiana a mare ?
Thank you so much for finding out all their names it adds so much to the videos knowing the finer details Maybe one day you could put a video compilation together with each horse and their names .
When I saw this Mini Monty I had a look at my notes ( yes I'm sad enough to write down descriptions of the horses 😁) and I thought he was Velate , ? The second I thought was the regal looking Oxford , all 17.3 hands of him !
@kathellison8084 you aren't the only one, several make notes on his tic tok lives too
@@marywood6270 Phew thank goodness ! I'm not mad after all 😂😂😂.
I completely agree that the number of tourist allowed at one time there is way too many. That place is too small for the amount of tourist that are dropped off each day.
Time to put up guard rails for The Guards and their horses. Enough is enough. No respect from a lot of tourists.
Public footpath in Whitehall not possible , potentially dangerous for horse and Trooper .
The more reasons for the barriers to protect the Guards and the horses.
You can’t have barriers look what would have happened with that horse Monday if there had been a barrier
I am really beginning to not like the majority of todays youth..they gathered around that Guard like he was there especially for their amusement..otherwise a great video, I like how you keep your viewers up to date as you go along..those Guards are so nice ❤.
The black students were much more well behaved than a lot of teens especially thr Hasidic teens who are sooo disrespectful!
Absolutely love your videos. I am a Londoner now living in Wiltshire and can remember my Dad bringing me to Horse Guards on lots of occasions. Brings back happy memories. Such a shame that a lot of teenagers and some adults have stooped so low as to be abusive to our Guards. Gobshites comes to mind !!!
I'm not a Londoner but whenever I was taken to London as a child (in the 70s) my parents took me to see the Guards. People more repectful back then - not endlessly taking photos or getting close to guard/horse.
“Gobshite”. I haven’t heard that term for a while but you’re spot on. It’s a long time now since I was at Horse Guards but I can’t recall tourists being allowed to crowd and maul the horses back then. I’ve reached an age where I’m hardly likely to get to visit again which is why I enjoy these videos so much - even if it has my blood pressure reaching explosive levels sometimes.
Someone has decided that tourists can pester the horses now but, fortunately, have left the ultimate decision as to who they’ll allow and who they won’t to the horse. Watching Ormonde and his “oh no you don’t” way of dealing with intrusive “gobshites” makes my day.
@@elainebrooksbank5281 It concerns me that so many people from all over the world can come and maul the horses. Goodness knows what diseases/viruses many of them carry esp after an international flight and then to come so close to the guard/horse!!
We live fairly close to each other. I'm in Dorset myself. I too,used to visit here with my Grandparents in the 70s and people just naturally respected both the Guard and the mount. People,of course,took photos but nobody even considered making physical contact with the horses. I wonder when exactly this changed with pawing and poking the horse becoming acceptable behaviour?
Time to change it back . To how it was in the 70's.
Love John refer to the ignorant kids as FRENCHIES.
.NICE one John .😊
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The guards and horses look so magnificent... I had to laugh when the students were told to leave and you said.. " yeah see ya bye " funny man 😆
Glad the police were there to move them out..🐴🐴
I don't think the youngsters of today are taught respect anymore; they seem to think, respect is earnt and not given freely. So pleased to see that mob was dismissed because of one teens disrespect for a Guard. Maybe they will learn something because of it. Although somehow I doubt it. Nice to be here with you once again John, thank you. Kiwi
Unfortunately, if you look at the oldies, 70+ they did a pigs ear of their kids upbringing, and so it continues.
@@nalasimba Have to agree with you it was in the Seventies that a report came out that parents were abusing their children. Especially in New Zealand where I come from. Children and teachers could report parents; many went up in court so the punishment stopped. Although there were ways, other than hitting a child, to teach them.
@Swanoaks New Zealand? GB here : we had TV shows on how to raise children. It was the parents who were abused! Kids spitting, kicking, punching, throwing bricks at their parents (?) Their hands were "tied." The brats were in charge, and even had a special phone number to report their parents! No discipline whatsoever. The people next door to me had a "no holds barred" screamer. When I gently complained, I was told it was my problem and that I should MOVE! Plus, that was said in front of said brat! 😪💣
@@nalasimba You definitely had it worse than we did in NZ. I had grown up with a firm Dad who demanded respect, he was English born. It never affected me: Although I never hit my son. Looked him in the eye as I spoke and he soon backed down. Still do today I am in my eighties and he is fifty and I still get the same result. But I also think adults need to stay calm, talk and listen more. It's all about communication now. I can remember standing in line waiting to be served in the local dairy. There was two young teen Maori lasses behind me, I turned around at something they said to be spat on as I did so. I stepped out of the line and with a wave of my hand let them take my place in the line. Maybe you think I gave in to them. But no I understood why they did it. The Maori were suppressed for many generations in NZ, not allowed to speak their own language. At that time there was a wave for Maori to take back what had been taken from them. As a country the treaty signed by Queen Victoria had been ignored, but was now becoming a reality, and may of us white Kiwis were all for that happening. Slightly different to what started our conversation. As I said life is about communication, education, and respect no matter how old you are.
@Swanoaks I come from a Polish (pre-war maners) family and were stunned at the difference in English v Polish manners. Children were respectful to their elders - we stood up when an adult (guest) entered the room. Certainly never used first names unless insisted by said person, and certainly never answered back. The last "adult" to leave this mortal coil was my mother at 98, and at 72, I was still respectful. To this day, I talk and behave appropriately. The way I would expect others to behave toward me. Sort of "teaching" by example. Also, I really don't care if people think I am old-fashioned - good manners and behaviour should be at the top of everyone's list! 🙂
In my days at school, we had one day a year for a Christmas picnic. The rest of the year was spent in the classroom…learning!
I loved those days
They are far too spoiled these days, at school AND at home.
This is for learning, it’s easier to remember things about history, geography and culture if you visit and see. I went to various trips, not overly expensive ones usually like railway to understand map signs for embankments, rails etc, castles and historic buildings. Did go to France to the graves of war etc, there is many ways of learning g, wouldn’t say it was being spoilt, in my family it was saved for one school trip abroad as we didn’t have money, so I didn’t do all the trips
At least in my school we were taught to respect people and not to be rude! BTW, I am part French, my grandmother was French, and I found those hooligans very offensive, that young teacher too.
when I watch these videos I get tears in my eyes because of the way the guards and horses get treat breaks my heart something awful I'm saving up to come there for the first time to see this it's will be a beauitful site to see
I hope you will have a fabulous time. I am 86 and partially disabled now so no more travelling for me.
If you do manage to get to Horseguards, the man who takes these videos and makes them so informative is called John. I am sure he would be pleased to meet you.
@@veronicacrabtreehill6608 Thank You so much am so excited about going it's going to be a blessing
I'm American and really like your videos and commentary on the events.
The thing I can't stand is the disrespect and entitlement some of those people show towards the horses and Guards.
Especially the ones who want to slap the horse that nips at them when there's clearly a sign saying they could kick, bite and especially DON'T TOUCH THE REINS. The reins are for the guard to have control of the horses, not some idiot
Or the ones that stand and stare at the horse as if it's going to ask them what the hell are they staring at?
I appreciate the patience of BOTH the Guard and horse also for their service in all kinds of weather.
Not much pleases a Briton more than seeing our cultural traditions evoke respectful interest from people of other nations. Likewise not much invokes our ire more than seeing said cultural traditions mocked or disrespected. Thank you for words and for your appreciation of our military traditions. I wish more of the tourists arrived with your outlook and attitude.
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@@Jamie_Wulfyr Your welcome, Thank You for the complement. I just watched another of your videos today where you almost got run over by a lady guards horse that got spooked. Glad you're ok.
Keep up the entertaining videos 😊, you've definitely got a fan who enjoys them.
@@Elaine-uc6hd Ohh, I think I may have given the wrong impression. I'm not the man who films and uploads the footage. I'm just another viewer like yourself. I live out in the countryside in the Southwest of England. We have castles,stone circles, Neolithic and Bronze Age burial mounds,Abbeys with the remains of some of England's earliest Royal figures. There's plenty to see in the countryside but I don't get into London often these days and it really is the only place to witness this type of military pageantry.
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@@Jamie_Wulfyr pardon my mistake, but your area sounds absolutely lovely.
It would be amazing to explore it also.
We have the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Virginia. Similar in some ways. Very precise and ceremonial. Shameful conduct gets a stern dressing down. But the uniforms are modern and tourists are kept further away.
There are a lot of crazies out there.
Beautiful blaze on that horse. I hate to see such disrespect with young people these days. I think it is quite right for the guards to be able to shout. Thank you for a video, even on a midly wet day. Or soggy as you say.
Should be police there all the time throwing idiots out.
Too many tourists are disrespectful and don’t listen when asked nicely nor do they read the signs. Yelling forcefully is totally merited and should not be changed. Entitled people want to do what they want without being accountable. Tourists do not understand personal space for the guards or horses, very annoying.
How far are the public going to be allowed to get to the guards? The way things are around the world these days, there could well be trouble. After 9/11 here in America we are always on guard to a certain degree. Thank you for your very good narrative of your videos. Love them. Love and respect from America. (Kat).
I' m quite surprised that you are getting away with being such a thumping great Frankophobe. Give it a rest!
Glad they got thrown out. I've seen it before with a smaller group (Italian I think). Glad that police officer taught them a lesson. Hopefully, they'll learn that rudeness is not clever. Well done you for saying that Horse Guards are an armoured division, even some Brits don't know that.
I loved your version of entente cordiale by saying the Frenchies might have brought bed bugs with them. 🤣🤣🤣
Think they were Spanish, a small language school group..
Well, that is how the plague (black death) was carried on clothing.
@@marywood6270This lot were definitely French. I live in Spain and they were not Spanish.
@@angelacalais6449
Why? The French do not like the English and it has been this way since General deGalle.
@@veronicacrabtreehill6608 Oh! We've despised the French long before Grand Lama Degaulle. A more untrustworthy bunch of back-stabbers would be hard to find.
I've noticed that a lot of people take pictures -not selfies- of the guards. Why not just buy a postcard. They are cheap and much better photos. That's what I always do when I visit somewhere.
So many young people with no teacher in sight. The teachers should be allocated a number of students to supervise to ensure they a respectful at all times.
That’s a good idea-charging an extra fee.
Do they pay any fees?
@@iriscollins7583• No fees. It's a free attraction. As far as I know, even the museum is free, most are these days.
I can only watch for a few minutes as I get so angry with the brainless tourists
They need crowd control...period. Or, how about Arnie and his buddies?
It turns out that "Arnie" is a mare, and she's having some R & R at Melton Mowbray just now. It looks as though she trained Ormonde to take her place as chief "nipper." 😅
These folks have no respect for themselves, let alone the guards. That this is an active military installation escapes most people.
The problem with kids today is they are always playing video games and no clue how to act in public. Parents use those games as babysitters and don't bother to teach them how to be act or be polite and respectful to others. Gathered around the guard like ants on a piece of sugar. No idea about the world around them. SMH
Don't tar all kids with the same brush,my Grandies r the most polite kids u will ever meet,my youngest 10 has put his video game down long enough to learn how to take my blood sugars and administer insulin rather than stand and watch me die .
“Little escargots?” 😂😂
Please, please, please…return the guards voices!! Seems to be the only way to get through these overgrown delinquents
Here's me, hoping it's the end of the tourist season!...
Oct half term, I'm guessing, next week.its usually around the end of Oct.
It is supposed to be the same here in Spain but we are still being inundated by tourists. 😢
Oh John I am still chucking at your Frenchie accent. 😅😅
With hordes of people around like that I think the only day I'd be happy to visit would be Christmas Day 😂 I couldn't stand the noise !
not enough teachers for the large group cannot keep an eye on the disrespectful in the group............ too many to control....
I cannot watch how rude people are to the guards🌺
Yeah good on the police ,smart move.guards deserve respect
Europe is getting too multi-cultural. Europe is gone.
You might want to study history mate!
Europe IS and always was multicultural.
History as presented by the BBC, the Arts Council and "Horrible Histories"?
So is the USA 😢
Evolution happens in societies too. You have to change and adapt or you die. Representatives from the whole of the known world have been present in London since Roman times.
Hello John I have to agree with you that these kids have no respect for themselves or anyone else! Unfortunately so many American kids don’t either
And so many British children as well.
Children in general
The horse throwing his head up and down is anxious not saying yes he is now chewing which is another sign of anxiety. He isn't comfortable at all
.....and NOT one thanked the guards for their photoshoot.
My problem is I so love and admire these beautifully trained horses I'd want to hug him. Definite NO NO!
This shit make me angry show all the guy the respect there have earned for all they have done for our county and the free worlds not for people's to come here to insult them not a petting zoo so you can take pictures with horses and serving guards are working
look like no parenting is worldwide.
Those guards on horseback should be allowed to carry out their duties which include taking down threats to whatever they are guarding which is why they are there. The current situation is unacceptable given the kind of threats we face in the current situation.
Is their no way of controlling these mobs. Forever touching. Surely the King should issue orders to protect the Guards who protect him.
The guard and the horse with the blaze are some of my favorites.
Years ago my husband and I were on a business trip with other colleagues (U.K.)to Tel Aviv, Israel. We obviously did all the touristy things but being catholic I really wanted to to to the (catholic) church of the Nativity. We were going up some steps by the church door which was guarded by an armed Israeli guard who shoved an armalite into my arm and shouted at the top of his voice ‘cover your head woman’. I was totally shocked and said we don’t have to cover our heads any more. He stood up and pointed his gun so close to my chest I almost collapsed. My husband unfolded his hankie and put it on my head. There was no argument.
I wonder, when I see these hordes or aimless morons, how they would feel if our Kings Guards reacted the same way. That is why those thoughtless tourists who think this is a theme park for their amusement SHOULD be treated
I love watching your videos. Your comments crease me up. If I've had a bad day just watching really cheers me up. Thank you.
What is wrong with people, who walk in front of a tourists getting their pictures taking. Of course, it takes only person to screw up and ruining for everybody. Visitors don't know that these are King's Guard and their horses are working. All you need to is take a picture and then leave.
Beautiful horses ,feel for the guards putting up with been crowded ,disrespected by some they do an amazing job .thanks for video in this weather
You are such a smart mouth, I love it, go you!
Lol I could tell you enjoyed that just as much as I did. Glad to see the back of them all.
Hello from hot and sunny South Ga! Love your UA-cam shows! So informative for people like me that have never been to UK. 🤓🦋
Where is the adult in charge of these people?
Don’t these brats have chaperones
This is why I stay home….can’t handle people
France must be loving the peace and quiet, or what’s left of them,
They all over here 😂
As an American and relocated to Philadelphia (as a horse trainer), I am horrified at how many people rudely stick their hands in front of an animal that can easily bite their fingers OFF, and quicker than any dog ! We always raised our son to ASK before touching anyone's pet. Why do even the grown insist on touching a service animal, that isn't a pet, setting low standards for the children watching?
Being an Officer's Mount and transportation, by the same rule any police officer in the States can write you a citation for messing with their car, and if you were to go up and grab the steering wheel (which is what reins are - control of the horse)... you would be arrested and charged! I hope our American tourists REMEMBER this!
King Charles' Guards are active duty military, and should be treated as such. We have at least 3 national holidays here remembering our military. Many of us thank our service men and women when we see them in uniform; we thank them for their duty and sacrifice. It should be no different in any other country.
Finally, it would be wise to understand and remember that yours and your children's fingers look like snacks to horses. The way their eye lens is so largely concave, objects are distorted and can cause the animal to respond differently. There are so many sounds, smells, and sights bombarding these majestic creatures that the Guard in control should earn respect in addition to his or her duty! You cannot stop a 17 hand, 1,500 to 2,000 pound horse so move your body and your gosh darn carriages holding your kids OUT OF THE WAY!! Cross the path with urgency and purpose! And lastly, just think how you would feel if anywhere from 500 to 5,000 people a DAY came and shoved their fingers right into your nose?
Respect your "right" as a tourist - you have no rights as you know them when in a foreign country! You function on their rules, laws, and obediences. Get a pamphlet or Google how to behave properly in that country.
And don't think you are SO entitled to your picture with the King's Guard and his mount. He is serving the King, not you. Ask politely to touch his animal, and wouldn't it be so much nicer if we could all ask to take their picture?
May be the guard had a soar throat Hey your in a comical mood today. 😅😅 love it.
At 27:27 a fabulous picture of that amazing horse.
Well done to the police, at least they are not frightened to toss the rude idiots out. Good for them.
Would you argue with a police officer with a semi automatic machine gun …I know I wouldn’t
Such badly behaved kids
Half term has already started in England
Good idea, suggest it if you can. ❤
Security risks for the guards and horses. The tourists being able to do what they please and the guards can do nothing. I wonder how the morale is for the guards. We already know the horses are] miserable at times you can see it in their body language. I hope the police address the other miserable groups such as the Jewish groups, Polish and Asians.
The tour guides do not help matters, Also if there was a war or upset in thier country would they be so brave then and stay and fight or run away like the cowards they seem to be, disrespecting our service men and womaen. My bet is they would RUN.
Very good video students thesedays have no respect glad they got kicked out also I think while the treat level has gone up crowds should be limited
It seems to me the vast majority of these students were not badly behaved, it's just that there were far too many in that space.
Agreed. They were friendly and polite - it seems the behaviour of one immature lad was responsible for the ejection of the group.
I'm sorry, but that's complete c***The guards should be able to shout because I've noticed that when they just pull the rain's away. They have to do that 2 times or 3 times and then finally shout before the person gets it. And I think more people push the boundaries now because they're not getting shouted at. I feel so bad for those military men and women and the military horses because. They're getting so much disrespect from some idiots period God bless them all, god, keep them safe.🇨🇦👋🙏🙏❤️
Bloody hell that's a big group
Loving your comments.
Who cares if the guards yell at them and it hurts their little feewins - if their parent raised them right this wouldn't be a problem!