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Hi I'm John, and I've been passionate about #history since I could remember. I majored in history and historical reseach and triained for a year under an actual historian. Ultimately I am a a History Buff like many of us. Let's #react and discuss things we know and so much we don't know about history!
In 2001 I was honored to be the recipient of the Jack H. Longaker History Prize. This is an award for a senior year student that shows a great passion for history.
How is this channel different from other history channels? It is simple, I have learned and worked along side many historians verifying and discovering sourcess that add more context to a person, an area or topic. This does not make me automatically knowledgable in history, this helps me understand how we come to conclusions on history. However, enjoying learning about history we all like makes us History Buffs!
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Good to hear your surgery went well, glad I have very recently found your Humour and History
Crisps aren't cookies, but potato chips. Philomena loves crisps (and potatoes in general) 🥔xx
She called the Magna "Magma" 😂😂😂
The red thing is a post-box for mailing letters.
.... and crisps are what Americans generally call chips, though for us chips are fries 🙂
So I figured it out as I stopped recording. That was embarrassing 😆
It's strange how some people have a problem with a black mermaid but a singing crab is somehow fine. It would almost be funny if it wasn't so sad.
Thank you! I've been protesting against singing crabs for years! They really upset me, because crabs can't really hold a tune. They're horrible singers, and yet Hollywood decides it's a crab that gets the singing role and not a parrot, because it "can't swim under water".
They're going all woke, I'm telling you!
@@cloverite there has been a white Black Panther, and nobody who read those comics got upset. Also, race is integral to T'Challa's character and story. There's nothing in the Little Mermaid story to indicate what colour Ariel's human half is because race has nothing to do with her character. I mean, she's not even human. She could have blue skin for all it matters.
Yay more Cunk :) always enjoy these reactions
Thank you, I appreciate that you find this enjoyable!
Crisps are potato chips. The red thing at the end is a public letter box for posting mail.
"Mr. Churchill, if you were my husband I would poison your tea"
"Madame, if you were my wife I would gladly drink it".
Or
"Mr Churchill I do believe you are drunk"
"Madame, I am drunk and you are ugly but in the morning I will be sober".
I am in u.s. but love this humor.😆🤣 now a sub..
Thank you Mark, I appreciate the out pouring of support 👍
At Runneymead there was a notice that read "Magna Carta signed here 1215". The tourist looked at his watch. It was 12:30. He was sad that he'd missed it.
😂
Churchill was not popular in 1945]
The red structure at the end is a letterbox... to post letters. I think Americans call it a mailbox -x-
I imagine Churchill would get banned from Twitter, but until then, be incredibly entertaining to see what he'd post next, similar to how a lot of Trump's tweets have been sights to behold. Also, might wanna double-check the description
Thank you so much for making your channel, I can think of one or two other american history vloggers who essentially recap history as the most brainwashed pro capitalist way possible. But you seem to actually look at things from not *just* an american perpspective, and when you do, you actually seem to fully realise it and provide more than just one viewpoint, love it love it love it
Thank you kindly!
In Australia, most people have embraced the fact we need to do something about climate change. However, there are genuine and valid concerns that the government are closing down power plants, banning natural gas in houses and petrol cars too quickly when there is nowhere near enough alternative energy sources or electric car battery chargers in place. There are also the human rights concerns around the mining of cobalt. Additionally, there is big money to be made in renewables. There are suspicions that some of these people donate money to political parties and in return will get govt contracts to build wind and solar farms. So it's maybe not so much climate change denial but people seeing that the rollout of renewables is a schmozzle and we'll be left without power.
The Little Mermaid is a traditional Danish fairy-tale set in Denmark and Ariel was described as a blue-eyed, red-haired girl. People are mostly annoyed because of double standards, where it's fine to depict European historical, cultural and literary figures as black, but is a cardinal sin to have a black character or figure portrayed by a white person.
Interesting point. Jesus is portrayed as white.
Disney's version was not Danish. The original didn't have red hair.
She was from the Caribbean where Disney's version was based.
So none of your points make sense because there were already.many changes Disney made to the original and they are remaking their version.
@@olavihekandjo2928 What are you talking about? This is how Hans Christian Andersen describes the little mermaid:
"Her skin was as clear and delicate as a rose-leaf, and her eyes as blue as the deepest sea"
"Her skin was delicately fair, and beneath her long dark eye-lashes her laughing blue eyes shone with truth and purity"
Under the water the setting is the fictional kingdom of "Atlantica" and on land a European castle.
@@HumorAndHistoryave never expressed my opinion on the new Disney's mermaid, but this argument almost teases me to react so let me please.
1st. I don't know anyone who defends white Jesus. But at least Jesus in movies, although I don't like the fact that he's mostly (not always anymore) white, has usually similar skin tone to everyone else so he doesn't weirdly stand out as he would if he let's say looked like a viking. On the other hand the sea folk in Disney mermaid were of fair skin while the mermaid herself was african-american. That's just so arbitrary. Why not turkic then, or arabic while we're at it? But then americans wouldn't watch it because it's really not about inclusivity, it's about Hollywood trying to be the one who tells everyone's stories and patronizing their current favourite race which they think they now own the copyright to. At least movie Jesus usually adheres to biological laws and looks somewhat similar to his peers, while the mermaid simply doesn't.
2nd. Now if the movie was an adaptation made for americans, it would make absolute sense if some of them were black, some hispanic and some asian- american but to make all or most of them white and the main person black is obviously Hollywood trying to lecture people.
Btw the former depictions of Jesus as white came from the time when the makers didn't really care for reality and those movies were made in certain cultural understanding coming either from ignorance or simply convenience. It wasn't common to have plenty of middle eastern actors available who could depict Jesus. And are movies made in segregation time really your reference point by which you judge things?
In these days they actually do try to be more real and depict Jesus as a middle easterner so when Hollywood claims to strive for realism and cares about authenticity, it makes even less sense to depict someone's traditional fairytale in a way that's so obviously influenced by current american political war.
Last but not least I hope you won't simply blame me of racism. Sorry for the length. Have a nice day.
@@TescoOfficial Andersen's version didn't have red hair.
Disney changed many things about the character, setting, culture and physical characteristics and the plot. They made their own version essentially and that version is what they are remaking.
Crisps are what you would call chips.
I knew it was 1216! One after Magna Carta!
Hello from Dublin lreland ,less of the yapp yapp. More watching .Just sayin .😁☘️👍🇮🇪
LOL! Learning! Sometimes I do get caugght up in the responses - a work in progress here! Your city is beautiful!
Best Of are fine but as you recognized, clips can be out context and cut close but does offer a broad selection. The full episodes and shorts like Moments of Wonder are fantastic.
At the end the red cylinders are for posting letters, like the blue mailboxes in the States but nobody lives in them.
LOL! It hit me the moment I stopped recording (the post boxes). The record button drops my IQ 10 points.
"From total monarchy to monarchy as just a head". So how long'd he rule after as just a head after it was cut off teach?
As an African Churchil wasn't a hero. He was a huge supporter of colonial rule and is responsible got the deaths of many Africans.
Yes that is true as well, he did want to retain as much colonial empire as possible and there were many human lives taken. I think it was India who had actually suffered the greatest in the famines during the war. Though you are very correct about Africans.
@@HumorAndHistory as well as the Sudan campaign of 1898
Why did you leave Ghost Hunters?
Zak Bagans is in 'Ghost Adventures'. 'Ghost Hunters' is a different show. I'm just saying! 🤷🏾♀️ (I'm assuming that's who you're referring to) -x-
The king was Chares I being behea after his trial by Paliment, the red thing ia an old style post box for sending mail.
I did not know Charles I, though as I stopped recording I realized it was a mail box 😆
Loved, admired and respected the late great Mr Churchill, he stood firm against Hitler
We see Churchill as a murderer of millions, he caused the Bengal famine
He's not all that popular in Australia either. We were forced to send troops to Europe because we were still under British rule then even though our own country was under very real threat from the Japanese. The Americans fortunately stepped in to help us in the Pacific. Our Prime Minister during WW2 asked Churchill if we could please bring just one naval ship back to Australia to patrol and defend our northern border. He said no. 😐
@@jena.alexia if you watch the speech i recommended Shashi tharoor talks about the man power and resources India was forced to supply in the wars , what makes me sad is that they exploited everyone for so long and they never acknowledge it ever
Crisps are potato chips
Now people are complaining that the live action remake of Lelo and Stitch has a character that "isn't black enough", even thogh she is native Hawaiian.
such odd things we bicker about, right?
Identity politics will be the end of western civilization.
She's a Hawaiian native but not native Hawaiian. She has no native Hawaiian ancestry, she's half Filipino and half white. People were rightfully pissed about that one, especially considering the industry has historically favoured 'white' features, even going so far as to cast biracial people so they can keep the white features while also claiming that they are representing a certain culture, although that doesn't apply here.
For a show as strongly cultural and a point of pride for Hawaiians, is it so hard to cast an actual native Hawaiian (which Nani is)?
the complaints aren't that the actress isn't "black enough" because the story is not about black people, it's that she's NOT a native Hawaiian. THAT'S the gripe. Ariel's race was never a plot point, Lilo and Nani's guardianship is always hanging in the balance because they're one, not light skinned which the actress is and two, are native Hawaiians so racism AND colourism.
Lilo's actress is the exact heritage, why couldn't they do the same for Nani?
@@NyikoDoris If every actor has to have the exact heritage of the characters they play then we have all lost our fucking minds.
This is great
Thank you my friend!
the original little mermaid has about as much in common with the disney version as the grimm fairy tales, it was origianlly european, so "white" but the story changed so much who the hell cares what color she is, its meaningful for POC and it shouldnt effect the story which, like i said is nothing like the original anyway. the only people who are upset are the racists, and im tired of people normalizing racism and bigotry and it needs to be called out for the nonsense it is.
100%
Americans never hear the truth about Churchill. What he did to Dresden and other places were war crines. He unleashed anthrax on a Scottish island, rendering it uninhabitable for decades. He would force people to watch him in his bath because he got off on their discomfort. He was permanently drunk. He won the war more by luck than judgement and his great speeches were performed by an actor. The best that can be said if him is that he was not as bad as Hitler, but he was neither good nor great.
Perhaps I'll see if there is a "real" video on Churchill.
I am not sure Hans Christian Anderson actually mentioned the little mermaids skin colour in the original book!
Andersen
@@boskee that was pedantic, I am impressed! Lol
@@seanbarker4610 Much love :*
@@boskee same, you are right. I suppose any Dane would have corrected my spelling, although at school in England we had a tendency to Anglicise spellings of Authors names!
The story is called den lille havfrue and no colour was defined.
I'm not really upset about who of what hue plays what part. I'm more upset about yanks and their Disney god thinking they own it.
You can borrow it, but just like English, it's not yours to change
Thanks for not busting a suture.
Anything for Captain Needy 😂