Neil Oliver interviews George Galloway
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- Опубліковано 13 лип 2024
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George is on the opposite end of the political spectrum to me. For many years I had no time for the man nor his views. In the past five years, when I spent time reading his statements and watching his videos, I came to understand the man is one of the few politicians with any integrity and that many of his fundamental beliefs are not much different than mine. It is quite a change for me, a life long Tory, who has never voted anything but Conservative. How things have changed. I'll never vote Tory again. I even donated to George's campaign at the last GE.
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That has been almost exactly my experience of Mr Galloway. I still don’t always agree with him but I don’t have to in order to respect him and appreciate the opportunity to listen to him. Having said that, any gal has closed in recent years… particularly that which highlights the failure of the frankly ridiculous Biden Regime and US hegemony.
I have started to see through the fog of the American Dream and see it for the war mongering nation that it has become and the lunacy of the left wing agenda that it advocated.
Fully agree with every thing you said. Sadly the Conservatives are now unelectable and labour are even worse. We've become a nation of political refugees.
Having an open, flexible mind leads one to very unexpected places! I've gone through several transformative epiphanies in the past 18 months or so.
I agree with everything you said
Two good and articulate men having a very intelligent conversation. What an absolute rarity today.
Yes whatever ones opinion of them or the subject dicussed so very refreshing and something we took for granted many years ago.
I could not agree more. These are two of the most inspiring and exceptional Britons.
And both apparently opposite ends of the political spectrum. That is something I have rejected now as so much bunk. Left or right wing is immaterial . You know what feels right for you. And most of us have friends and relatives that think differently on many things, but there is always common ground. And in these strange times people need to come together and not be divided. So we can put this country to right and hopefully the world.
So you support tyrannical communist leaders then? Or are you just ignorant to facts?? He just sang the praises of Lula who just stole the election in Brazil. Who is threatening parents in Brazil with cutting off their benefits if they don’t jab their children! He is threatening adults with prison if they don’t take it. People like you worry me.
Absolutely.
This was my childhood too, in the 1970’s in Wallasey - a lovely safe place, where no-one locked their doors, children could play in the parks & on the streets, indeed be left wandering for hours on the beach of New Brighton without a care in the world! It’s so heartbreaking my own child could never know that life 😢
I spent my early 20s in wallasey and new Brighton, this was in the very early 90s. I went back there a year ago to catch up old friends. Oh my god! I can't go back.
What changed ?.
Blimey I don't remeber the 70s being that sweet round are way.The 60s yes definitely ....the 70s no.At least that was my experience.
Blimey I don't remeber the 70s being that sweet round our way.The '60s yes....the 70s no.
I am 80 years of age and remember those more decent times. Excellent interview. So sad for that which we as a society have lost.
I'm 66 y/o and live in the U.S. It's SHOCKING how much times have changed...economically, morally, socially, etc. When I was a child(in the 60's), we rode our bikes everywhere and played outside (without fear). We were never inside playing on electronic devices and we rarely watched TV. We only received 2 or 3 vaccines and people were not afraid of the "usual childhood illnesses," like measles, mumps, chicken pox, etc. I feel sorry for the younger generation. It seems that we are headed for dismal times. As you said..."I remember the DECENT times."
32, and I could only wish that the generations after have the same respect that I do for the ones before. Hope you are happy and well. Gone are the days of the 'soapbox politicians' that spoke from their heart and truly believed the words that they allowed to cross their lips and occupy the oxygen which we all share. Nothing but pandering now. Left wing policies from the tories, right wing policy from labour. They don't have a shred of integrity. RIP Tony Benn - The last of the good ones.
I am only 78 and 3/4 but agree with you 100% 👍Tony Benn was very well informed.
@@raycookson416 👌👍
The sad thing is for many this is the norm and perhaps of no consequence, to us that have tasted a freedom our normality isvery different but we don’t have to accept the new perversions.
It was a better Britain. When leading politicians cared and understood that they are there to serve the people 👍
A lot of them had been through a war or at least had a life before politics. Now just straight from brainwashing camp (what passes for universities) to political aides etc then MP’s.
well said!
What leads you to say humbug, were you there, involved?
But not as social workers. Teachers were also meant to teach and not socially engineer.
and they were properly educated, not indoctrinated.
Two very decent men having a common sense conversation,not far right,just right.
😎❤Superb interview and exchange.🙏💜
Very charming interview, when Neil almost started laughing at himself lol 10.37
Well perceived!🔥😎👍🙏
*By today's standards,* this was far right...Labour is far right LOL
Yes they are right, because they are both centre left.
Absolutely fascinating conservation between two men, both articulate and intelligent. The internet needs so much more of this type of content.
I had the good fortune to see Benn speak at Westminster Hall when I began my career with the NHS. It was the most inspiring lecture I had ever heard. Benn was a great supporter of the NHS and we sadly lack an equal politician who can speak with such conviction for my employer of the last 23 years. Please have George on again as much as you can, we need these conversations to be heard.
You may not agree but the two most honest and descent politicians we have had in post-war are Enoch Powel and Tony Benn.
I'm talking about intellectual honesty and a sense of duty to the electorate.
@@michaeldoolan7595Didn't Enoch Powell end his political career in Ireland , championing the descendants of British immigrants, to impose their will on the native people ? The irony....the gall ?
What a treat - two of my favourite Scotsmen talking more sense in the last hour than I’ve heard in the last 3 years from the muppets in the MSM and parliament 👏🏻🙏🏴
Yes, it is very refreshing. The MSM treat their audience like children and just give a series of carefully edited and selected soundbites.
The only thing missing is a pint of heavy. Wonderful men.
Auld George he looks like Gary glitter
@@harrying882 What a stupid thing to say.
Theyre not Scottish , theyre wannabe English Brits. Both campaigned to keep Scotland under the boot heel of English tories. Absolute disgrace.
My two favourite Scots men. Thank you both for challenging the narrative and doing what you do!
@@Peterbrendanalbert PMSL nae way will they Ken him mate
And mine.
If George came out as a Muslim rather than playing Takyyia, I'd go along with him.
The fact that he hides this makes me suspicious.
He's a brave man. He's a wise man, and I believe a very humane man, but it's a niggle.
He said, " True beliver."
John Daniel. Me too
What about King Kenny
If we went into the house as a child and mum wasnt there we shouted out for her. The best time .
I grew up in Cork City Ireland in the 50's -60's and I recall calling for mom when I got home from school. A home without mom is an empty home. 👍🇮🇪☘️✝️🙏🇺🇸
Absolutely. We had the same in the 1960s. Our mother was at home and Daddy worked.
@nancyreid2416 yes I so agree something that doesn’t happen no more I miss all that😢They really were the best of times.
Two great minds & great speakers, both make me proud to be Scottish 🏴
As an Englishman I concur.
Embarrassing. Oliver has no love for his country and Galloway dosses about with scum like Farage. No pride, just embarrassment, they're both a disgrace
Me too, and I don't say that very often nowadays 🐑 🏴
Yes I agree but the despicable government has surely lead to people in Scotland not want to be associated with Westminster, I still think now that is a good option and then find decent politicians ( if there is any around!) to guide a country
I was born in 56 and both parents worked very hard. Love and communication are the keys. I hate when men get together and talk about how great it was when moms stayed at home. The problems are mostly due to patriarchy and imbalance of yin and yang.
I'm just 54, my childhood was the same, brilliant times. Many mums stayed at home, so much better for the children.
That’s right
My mum worked and I was brought up by my lovely nan while mum and dad was at work..my childhood was filled with happy and loving days for which I’m forever grateful...my husband and I looked after our grandchildren for some 14 years while my son and daughter in law worked...again I’m forever grateful for sharing their early years ❤❤❤
Better for society on a whole.
It would be nice for Mums to have the choice of working or not , unfortunately , we've become like the US .
You can't base an argument on one's own experience. it isn't close to any truth. Sorry about that, but there you go. x
I also grew up in the 50s and totally agree with George, hard times but a golden period in Britain and I’m so grateful to have grown up then.
And wages were "time and a half" for Saturday and double on Sundays. So much taken away since then!
Born in 1948, and brought up in the 50's and 60's. It was a golden era because we were aware of our place in making a a new dawn after two horrendous World wars and massive great economic depression in-between. We moved from a monochrome world to a technicolour one.
Likewise the 50's and early 60's. We were fortunate indeed.
@@martinheath5947 Did you work Sundays then or was it key roles?
respect...you should be able to leave you're front door unlocked and not expect people to steal from you.....CCTV has not stopped crime it's simpley there to install a sense of distrust in the community....and the laughable thing is if you get you're mobile phone out and start filming the phone all he'll breaks loose....and why is it these CCTV cameras are never working when mi6 mossad or the CIA.....are creating a false flag terririist attack ???....
Great interview. Two men with decency in their souls.
The fact that George believes in a god astounds me given his extraordinary level of intelligence
Maybe not
@@deniskearney2368
I do not follow your logic. Why do you think that being intelligent and also believing in God is not compatible?
Many people see God as an invisible, positive, spiritual force.
@@deniskearney2368
I would normally argue about that, intelligence is irrelevant when it comes to a belief in a God, but unfortunately Galloway believes in Allah...
I'm a lifelong conservative, but I like George and I would vote him. He speaks and has always spoke truth and sense
I was born in 1950 and my childhood in the US was much as you describe. Dad was on the GI Bill and was able to get both a university education and buy a new home while mom enjoyed being a homemaker. She sewed, canned, etc.
It was a good time here to be a kid.
he's anti Jew ua-cam.com/video/0M04Cqc7MTc/v-deo.html
Over in Scotland it was perhaps the same, but one difference if you happened to be Catholic you often found yourself out of work, why because Catholic was let of first, a friend of mine in Glasgow Hamiltonhill, was one of the first to get an apprenticeship his brother before had no chance, so was not easy for all and this junk is still around despite Scotlands new hate laws, Catholic guy still cannot become the King, because it is open to Protestants only.
@@patrickhouston2610 thats several decades out of date. When any new tribe migrates into any established culture, its natural to protect your own. thats evolution. There is an accomondation and assimilation of the new tribe into the existing culture. But putting a sectarian spin is only going to cause friction that would be better to be put in history instead of a reflection of now, if to evolve.
Sounds idyllic. Those were the days when one wage was enough to live decently on.
@@gingerindian1141 1965, 1975 out of date ask before you talk on about something, ginger nut !
Admirable. A wonderful interview, thank you, George and Neil.
As much as George is Labour the current incarnation of that party is totally removed from those ideas! 😡. Incredibly refreshing to hear a discussion between two intelligent, honest men, a real pleasure thank you gentlemen! 👏👍😀
George is Marmite the complete other end of the Political spectrum to my self but he always makes so much sense and I always listen to him and respect his views.
If George was leader of Labour, I'd not only be voting Labour next time round, I'd join the bloody Party.
Agreed, his fondness for the 1950's and 60's is understandable, his huge blind spot is the Unions and the huge damage they were doing to industry over this period.
I agree. There are many things I would take the polar opposite view to George Galloway but there is no "side" to him. He calls it as he sees it and is totally unafraid of those who object to it. His view of the current crop of politicians is spot on and good on him for standing in solidarity with the Dutch farmers against that WEF puppet Rutte.
@@jamesandrew1750 And George was part of that scene. He’s been a political agitator all his days.
@@jamesandrew1750 The unions didn't do anything wrong, the politicians were to blame.
As a 62-year-old Canadian, I really enjoyed listening to this interview, even though I may not have understood all the references, I felt my mind and soul stretch a little, which in itself is a rarity in my life. Thank you both.
Can we please get George back in Parliament as soon as possible, we need him more then ever.
Done 😉
He has just been elected to Parliament. That’s why he’s being interviewed
Rochdale, damaged but not forgotten.
A fascinating conversation. So much of what we are seeing in the world today is good v evil. I am sure these two will find themselves firmly on the right side of history.
Dialectically and politically informed so, therefore, illuminating - unlike the attention-seeking culture war correspondents that parade themselves throughout the media.
@chriscurtain1816 - _"the right side of history"_ will be censored. 🙃
Where I agree and disagree with George is calling the political class 'liberal'. What we're seeing these days is a clash of FREE MARKET CAPITALISM and STATE CAPITALISM, and the likes of Trump represents FMC, whereas Biden represents SC. That'll not be what George wants to hear because Trump was better for the Working Class. In the UK as they both admit they're Liberal (SC) every single one, Labour and (most of) the Tories.
Calling SC's Liberals lets them off the hook.
@Chic Sharp great point - didn't Goerge referred to his dad being employed by a company relocating to Dundee? Allowing his mother to raise children. The UK has been sold off - privatised energy, rail, utility companies etc owned by global investment vehicles, and the US has allowed many of its manufacturing companies to relocate outside of the US - I think it was Clinton's NAFTA that did the damage. Since the ww2 its been liberal pluralism and Keynes economics - Goerge made a good point about US GDP 😀 I thought.
@@chicsharp5786 What we are seeing is a clash of GLOBALISM, culturally no-borders Left, economically trans-natiional capitalist Right, versus sovereign NATION STATES and independent nationalist leaders (Trump, Putin, Bolsonaro, Orban etc)
Mothers at home. So important so deep. The foundation of a society.
Women should know their place eh?
@@ryansykes7783 Women have a great deal of power when they teach and bring up the youth. The modern state wanted that power for itself. To have envied the power of women, they must have been familiar with it, even though what they told the people at the time is that women were worthless slaves, put upon by their menfolk throughout all the ages, and that they were going to make us citizens in their new society.
Whoever desires to make the people weak and dependent doesn't have the people's best interest at heart. There is much more involved with bringing up children than 'childminding'. For our part, we honour women, recognizing the height and breadth of their power in the country. Shakespeare's mother's family was from the Free Forest of Arden. She instilled in her children, when she homeschooled them, the principles of national and human liberty. The Forest of Arden was one of the few places in England that had not had a Norman lord supplanting the Saxon lord who had come before. In our long history of foreign domination, that was one layer free of another application of slavery.
We do not think much of what the liberals have made of womanhood, nor of childhood. They have brought us to our lowest ebb and made dwarfs of us all. Liberals appropriate a moral high ground that they don't possess in reality. They denigrate 'right wing' social ideas as anti women, like you did in your comment, while avoiding any debate on the merits of the issue. The people have lived through the social policies of the liberals, and can now perceive that the liberals are stunted intellectually and spiritually; they are visionless; they are unfit to lead the nation. They have led us astray, wasting our precious time, making the long march even longer. The people suspect whether the liberals have been our enemies this whole while, since Cromwell left office. We will not bear them any longer, but add them to the list.
The liberals' talk belies the truth of their policies. They have encouraged women to put their children in daycare and go out to work, all the while claiming they alone care about women and all the opposition wants is to oppress women. Childcare in their daycares is the lowest paid work with no future and no intellectual or spiritual reward. Daycares are not fit places for children. They are institutions and social industrial compounds where people, despite what they ever say about themselves (because to hear them tell it, they are more moral than the Puritans), stow people for whom they have little or no value.
The truth is that it is the social conservatives, so termed, that elevate women to a powerful place in society and acknowledge their divine role in society as teachers and visionaries. Bringing up children is a vital and powerful role because of the human potential of the children of a nation. Mothers, older sisters, and grandmothers are sages who decide the political direction of the nation for its future, and who ensure that the worth of our past generations is bequeathed like jewels to the young people, generation by generation. Mothers in the home, bringing up the most precious resource of a people, their children, teaching the children our history, and instilling in them our people's learned truths and our national principles, is a powerful vision worthy of the destiny of women. Mothers in the home make our people grow up strong. They teach them to use their own mind, and to be of one mind, so that the team is equally yoked and pulling in the same direction.
The liberals have had no vision for the future, and have relegated mankind to a paltry ant, or a meaningless cog in the machine of a soulless society. We will put the children back in their homes, for their sake, and for the future of the nation. Every home shall have a library, and every mother shall teach their children their family's intellectual heritage.
@@ryansykes7783 Oh you reductionist idiot. No.
that is why feudal lords will seek to destroy such unity, it makes it easier to control the general public/peasants.
@@ryansykes7783 No.. it’s not about that.. MOTHERS at home, I am old enough to see the difference, when mothers were at home for their children there were none of this gang culture, when mothers HAD to go to work, you got the latch key kids who found their comfort/ family on the streets. It was a totally different society in the 70s growing up as a teenager, we didn’t have a lot, but felt safe and happy.
I can't begin to put into words how much I have enjoyed this interview. I was riveted from start to finish. I admire and respect you both.
My school did not have a cafeteria and I walked home for lunch. My mom worked but she trusted me to feed my self. I walked to school even in winter. My mom worked for xtra things like clothes. I started dinner and cleaned the house until my parents got home.
Two of the greatest wordsmith's and truthsmith's of our time. Salute!
I grew up in UK the 60's & 70's and left it in the late 80's. Last time I travelled back to the UK I was shocked. Security cameras everywhere, police everywhere, TV full of propaganda - it's just like Orwell said it would be in 1984, it just took 40 years more than expected.
Yes, me too. My childhood was very similar to Galloway's and I eventually left the UK to move to Mexico. I haven't revisited the UK but I watch it closely online. I really wouldn't care to return, even though Mexico is far from 'civilised'. It's what I know we've lost, which os the depressing thing. It's as though many Brits didn't value what they had .. and have allowed it to be trashed.
No it didnt , they panned it out.
Fabulous mature conversation. I’m 54 this year and recognize much of what was talked about in regard to how everything used to be. I wish there was a political party we could vote for now who thought like George & Neil. Society would be a much happier place.
I was born in 1959. If anyone wonders where things started to go awry, my father bought his first house in Aberdour. A gorgeous double upper flat overlooking the golf club with views of the Forth railway bridge for 604 pounds. A year later he bought his first ever brand new car. A light blue Austin Mini for 602 pounds. I will let that sink in.
His car was only two quid less than his first property?!
@@lynoxberry1507 Yes, that is absolutely true. That is what he paid for both in 1958.
Isn't it a joy not having the interviewer interrupting.
And no sense of some producer rushing Neil along via an earpiece. Wonderful interview.
An absolute treat to have Neil and George working together 💖
It would be great for this talented double act to work together on a regular basis.
Come on GB NEWS how about a show that helps show us Scots in a better light.
Completely agree😊
@@angelaedgar1094 GB News is nothing ori English properganda and anti Irish Scottish and Welsh
I have loved this session. I am of the right and my guilty secret was to listen to George when he was at that station and I loved listening to him. He made and talked common sense. And he still does. I remember the days of the serious MPs on both sides. Life was better then.
We need to think outside the old Left v Right paradigm if we are to save our civilisation against international finance and the forces of open borders Globalisation.
Hear hear! Leave left and right in the 20th century.
@@fujohnson8667 I think that was GG's point. They have all been consumed by economic (thatcher) and social liberalism(Blair) in its extreme form because unchallenged.
individual liberty vs. collectivism
Spot on! We need Right and Wrong... The latter will be outed everywhere 💪
@@barbaraz5251 Reject individualism. We live in a society.
I love it when the dogs have a cameo!! 😊 I live in the U.S., 68 years old, and remember being able to ramble the meadows and fields around my semi-rural home without fear of coming across someone with nefarious intentions. Mom was at home and I remember the wonderful feeling of coming in from a day of sledding and having my glasses steam up from the warmth and the wonderful aromas emanating from the kitchen. It was idyliic. (BTW, a fellow Scot of MacDonald descent.)
I’m English but with a Scottish name, Cooper. I live in Scotland and I just love it! Clan MacDonald have got some nice tartans.
What a lovely memory from your younger years. I was with you! Amazing. Thank you.
Thank you very much Neil and George fantastic enlightening conversation
Hats off to Neil and George a brilliant interview i really enjoyed it 😊
Great conversations are like rare jewels now and I treasure them. Thank you 🙏
As an Englishman I would be proud to have people such as these two running the country. Great discussion
As an English person living in Scotland, I would love to see these two in number 10. Well said Caballero!
I'm not sure how old you are, but back in the 90's and 00's, Galloway was the media's favourite punching bag. My point is, if these two got anywhere near parliament nowadays, they would be destroyed by the media.
@@SzTz100- And there lays the problem the sheep will always watch the Mockingbird Corporate media rather than thinking for themselves and using critical thinking approach with a drop of due diligence and scepticism. 🤷♂️
George is a terrorist sympathiser who was caught lying about it 😆
if these two get anywhere near parliament it is a sign of mass mental illness
Thank you Neil and George.
Fantastic interview! 🙏
Tremendous interview. So much sense spoken.
This is what reasoned debate and conversation looks and sounds like. No emotions no feelings just common sense and respect. Fantastic viewing.
I agree. A proper discussion, not just a series of soundbites. I wonder if many of our current crop of politicians, could hold a conversation like this. They would need to pop out every now and again to find out what their advisers or a focus group would advise them to say. I would love there to be this sort of discussion on the MSM, but they treat their viewers like little children.
Couldn't agree more
Gentlemen I have spent hours wondering where our statesmanship has gone. Now I know it is alive and well and living inside of you guys. We need to put together a "Awake the United Kingdom Tour", like they have in the USA. The people need to hear the truth, they have the ears to hear it and the willingness to take it in. God bless you both.
Russ ell - brand is waking up lots. UA-cam, rumble
Two amazing voices of freedom . Thank you both , from Liverpool
I wish these two magnificent human beings were our leaders.
I was born in 1968 and I had a wonderful childhood, mum at home and dad at work, , grandparents, aunties, uncles and cousins close by. Neighbours who popped in on each other, Sunday School and a great sense of community.
I was born more than 10 years before you and had a bl00dy miserable childhood
Absolutely brilliant. A really compelling interview that should be heard by as many people as possible. I wish Neil and George the very best wishes in their fight against the madness that we are living through.
A week or two ago my daughter Niamh was invited to a private dinner at her University, one of the handfull of guests at the table was Mr Galloway who had just given a talk at Buckingham University.
She told me that George was utterly charming, the perfect gentleman and endlessly interesting.
Thank you George for giving her a wonderful and memorable evening.
This interview for me portrays why the older generation is held in contempt by the powers that govern.
We can make a life comparison from what we had as citizens to what we have lost in today's living both financially and morally in my opinion.
Thank you both for speaking with integrity.
Two gentleman who are of great import to these islands; demonstrating Clarity of thought, clarity of expression and logical ideals. Two great Scotsmen, great Brits. Cheers, from down here in England.
I never always agreed with Mr. Galloways politics, but I always admired the way he stood by his principles in that house of charades... Great interview Mr Oliver 👍
"Impotent mouthpieces of vested interests"...absolutely brilliant and spot on
Two great presenters who are always worth listening to. Both cultured and learned individuals that keep the torch of truth and sanity burning. Long may it continue.
A fond description of my childhood in Glasgow in the '60's!! We didn't have much but we were all in the same boat and if your Mum was out at the shops when you came home from school, the next door neighbour was looking out for you!#Partickchildhood
Thank you Neil. That was an absolutely terrific interview with Mr Galloway thoroughly enjoyed it. I like his quote, " us and always" very much. Best wishes from Newcastle Australia.
You couldn't ask for a better discussion between to guys who value honesty and straight talking. I too was brought up in the 1950's, and I used to walk 3/4 of a mile home for dinner and back again, on way back the milk man was delivering milk using a horse and cart and he would let me ride as the horse moved along as the milkman made his deliveries, great memories.. thank you Neil, George.
Happy days.
pity he's an anti Semite then ? ua-cam.com/video/0M04Cqc7MTc/v-deo.html
Imagine these 2 running the country.. the world would be such a better place! 🙌🏻
The childhood I had in Canada was exactly as described by Mr. Galloway and Mr. Oliver. My Mum was such a constant in our lives that when I was a little older and came home from school and Mum was out the house felt hollow and empty. It was a scary feeling. My Dad worked hard and provided for 5 children. I was fortunate enough to raise my children in the same way in the 80’s. We were on a small island where the community watched and cared also.
Thank you for a wonderful interview. During these awful times interviews like this make me feel less fearful about the future. There are people “out there” who are just as worried and just as angry about the direction the world is going in. Canada, like so many other countries, is facing horror under Trudeau. So listening to normalcy is refreshing and hopeful. Thank you.
Brilliant interview, I grew up in the 1950's and can identify with what George said. My dad was a Policeman their uniforms had to be spotless and hat always on, shoes polished. My mother didn't work times were tough, but we managed. Things were much better, we played in the street but we never did any harm to anyone's property. Now it's a 2, 3 car families working all the times, kids left to their own devices, standards are at an all-time low. It's now me, me ,me screw anyone else as long as I am ok.
You can thank tv for alot of that
In the 60s in New Zealand I had to be home for tea or it was leftovers. You had to walk to school. My Mum and Dad always had a garden. TV started at 6pm closing at 10. A lot of physical games. Rurally there was nothing except radio. Party telephone lines in the sticks.
Deliberately planned by our own government. ‘Divide us to conquer’ as the old saying goes.
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Thank you Mr Calloway and Mr Oliver for restoring my faith that humanity and common sense still exist in the craziness that seems to prevail in today’s World,
That's the funniest thing I've read today! Brilliant 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Neil... You hit the nail on the head... We are a Christian country..
We're actually pagan - Christianity came from the Middle East and ruined the lives of our pagan ancestors that used to live by the cycles of nature.
Christians who actually practise their religion is different to being a Christian country
I loved when George reminisced about his roots and how Britain was, warts and all, but a better Britain. I was born in UK in 1971, child of Commonwealth, my father an officer in Royal Air Force and my experience of 70s was a great time, I know economically it was a struggle and NF causing issues, but the sense of family and values was far richer...more common sense, honesty straight talking and respect. This all ended in 1980s...Britain never been same 😢
No way I can't believe you're interviewing George! I wondered about such an interview happening and here it is! Fantastic
As an older American, the way these two Scotsmen use the English language, I find mysteriously "breathtaking". Frankly, Neil Oliver's speech is music to my ears. Unfortunately, I mistakenly never visited Scotland when I was younger and when it was still somewhat affordable. Of course, I enjoyed London and it's environs immensely in the 60's and 70's. That mysterious, supple, exotic dark haired lady that I met on that train to Brighton, on occasion, still rattles my mind. And it should! A brief and fleeting moment of paradise took place in that nondescript Brighton hotel. Sadly, I have no desire to go there now. On the whole, Europe is now only viable for rich American's. Money matters and more importantly the thrill is gone. The magic no longer exists. At one time the Harley House Hotel in Russell Square cost five pounds. I must say that once upon a time America was genuinely a liveable and rather decent country. Not so much anymore! Was my childhood really that carefree and happy or was it all a dream? Too be brutally honest, the best things about America sadly no longer exists. Among other things, it's now much too crowded, frenetic and expensive! America's rich now live in luxury in their own separate country called "Richistan". Entry is no longer allowed because real upward mobility no longer exists in America. If you are born poor you will probably die poor! What's past is past and gone forever!
Considering the countries are joined at the hip its a miracle we both speak English even the Taff's have a go as well..Strange eh..
Supple? Do tell us more.
Gratefully I got to live in the San Francisco of the 1980’s so clean and beautiful. Friendly open and appreciative of its own delightful qualities. Alas the globalist war on the humans has gone full destabilization in California and SafranSicko especially. Alas what was once…
The way you describe America, you could be talking about the UK, very sad to see the decline of what was two great countries. 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇺🇸🇺🇸
@@Useanameno dont....
Brighton today is a sh*t hole...It is unkempt and the beach is awful.There are lots of drug users and fugitives from London.
Unless things are turned around Britain is finished (like Ancient Rome)
"They are planning another global conflict but only after a world economic meltdown......like the lead up to ww2.
Two great Scots. I could never tire of listening to George.
I so wish there were more politicians like George Galloway. I love that man.
It wasn't just because of strong unions that Mum could stay at home and Dad could be the main breadwinner. When the banks and building societies said they would lend based on two salaries, house prices went up and it became the norm that both parents had to work to provide the roof over the family's heads. We were lucky that my father had a "subsidised mortgage" all of his working life. He wasn't around much though (insurance sales). Mum did everything for us three kids. Yes, times were very different and yes we did go to church on Sunday.
The whole plan about women going out to work is that it added to the taxation paid to the Government and helped to break down the family unit. Of course there wasn't such a thing about owning your own house. Only Doctors and their like owned houses in those days.
My Dad said the exact same thing about joint mortgages but I didn't take him seriously as I knew he enjoyed being the main breadwinner whilst my mum wanted to get a job. He also ranted on and on about climate change and windmills - I owe him a massive apology now.
what i haven't seen mentioned is that many homes would also take in nannies (besides the obvious help from other family members). this provided good training for the nanny and gave the mom a well needed break, and perhaps someone to have a conversation. many nannies would stay with one family well into adulthood.
@@carlosgaspar8447 My mum was taken care of by her aunts who all lived in the same small village, whereas my dad was born into an army family surrounded the community of army mothers and children. You're right - even without a nanny there would always be support. It takes a village to raise a child, as they say.
My dad worked for a bank and he thought the worst thing for the economy was going off the gold standard. I'm inclined to agree with him.
Great conversation.
Never was a fan of Galloway when I was younger but he has grown on me and I find myself in agreement with a lot of what he says.
A great speaker.
I have so enjoyed your chat with George. He is so worldly . You two together are an inspiration and have helped me see this world in a totally different way. No wonder your channels are growing. Keep up the good work.
Neil keep fighting the good fight 🇬🇧👊
Such a joy to listen to two of the greatest humans alive trying to bring sanity to the world.God bless you both
Gentlemen, that was bloody marvellous, what a treat to hear your discussion. Thank you both.
Oh Neil what a treat..please please bring George back on a regular exchange of views..I'm 86 now but you both touch on my childhood..the values and the directness between parents and children plus all the people who lived around us...yes especially the local Bobby..who knew every child in his "patch"...will we ever recapture those basic values...my children who are now full grown and say from time to time how lucky they were to grow up in the early 60s..such freedom...
Thank you thank you
I have to say, when George Galloway smiles, it expresses true joy and would light up a room.
I hope George has many reasons to smile in his life.
Two amazing men, giving hope to what's left of the UK. God bless them.
I think many countries suffer the same ......... down grade??
Loving Neil’s dog just strolling in and chilling at the window! 😁.
😅😅😅 🐕🐕 priceless😅😅🐕🐕😅😅😅
Twas a pleasure to listen, but bittersweet under these sad circumstances in which we find ourselves. What has driven all the good people away from politics?
Thank you for this both! How did it feel to be on the George Galloway show Neil 😉 I savoured this in bite sized pieces, thank you again.
What a class act, both of these gentlemen are. Thank you both for a great hour of brilliance.
Fascinating interview. Could not get away from it, much respect and thanks to you both. If only we had far more ‘parliamentarians’ with just just an ounce of George’s (and Neils’) integrity.
Most Politicians are Puppets for the NWO/WEF GLOBALISTS. All of them compromised - bought, bribed and/or blackmailed
Look at our young ones! It begins at home we owe them that much.❤
I miss the UK so very much . I lived in Plymouth While my dad attended the naval engineering college in the mid 70’s. Our family had 6 professional golfers from Scotland, 2 men are in the CPGA golf hall of fame in Oakville, On. David and his son Kenneth Black were My dads great uncles . We were all scratch golfers . You guys are the best ; cheers 🍻
I have enjoyed this session, Mr. Galloway and conversational partner so much, that I did not realise how long this wonderful conversation is. I have nothing but admiration to both. One thing only that I wish to comment on is this: it will be great to hear you tell us about the rule of law today-the rule of law around the globe because the cornerstone of the international and domestic Rule of Law is legal accountability. Today there is grossly violating established norms of international law. It would take someone like Mr. Galloway to shake it all up and make people think. God bless you two gentlemen both. Please, please take good care of yourself, Mr. Galloway, you brave, brave person. Blessings. x
That was simply brilliant chaps: two very eloquent, erudite and admirable Scotsmen speaking frankly about important things. Individually impressive, collectively priceless. Much appreciated.
100%spot on George this country has well and truly gone down the pan
Not the only country. Dont know if that knowledge helps ...... The countries future lies in the hands of the young ..... they need to wakeup.
@@jillferri1164 the future lies with the young ? Unfortunately there brainwashed by the Adult woke brigade hope that helps your knowledge
@@jillferri1164 Yes!! WAKE UP,NOT BE "WOKE"!!💯👍
Love him or loath him, you have to respect George Galloway. A great conversation, thank you both.
Wonderfull interview, what a man, you have both given me hope
What a brilliantly interview. Well done both of you. Great to hear George’s background . A man of values and integrity, much respect. God bless you both and by the way victory to the Dutch farmers
Indeed an inspiring interview. As for the dutch farmers: note that the neocons did not loose that much, though it will certainly become more difficult for them to press forward.
It's been an amazing journey to follow Neil and George over the last 3 years
A few minutes ago, my sister just sent me a video that was salvaged from an old 8mm film my dad took 60 years ago. Out family having a picnic at a park, us kids rowing his boat on the lake. It almost brought me to tears thinking about how family oriented we were in those days. My mom stayed home - always there when we got home from school. We never had money, but how they worked and sacrificed to give us a nice life. Then, at enormous sacrifice they brought us from South Africa to the US. Actually, I think I will have a good cry about the world that we lost.
Gentlemen, thanks to you, I feel less of an inconsolable grieving widow after the light went out with the m*rder of Sweden's Olof Palme in 1986.
There was a man, with values I recognize listening to you gentlemen. I will listen over and over again, heals my soul, preserves my sanity.❤
I lived in Glasgow as a child walked home in the thick snow for lunch & walked back to school, over a mile away. I loved it. God bless Scotland i love you all xxx
@Maryanne Kenny you too my fellow Celts, please stop the degeneration of our lands by muslim infiltration. Save our souls..
@Frédérique Couture you too my friend ❤
George, that is the 50,and 60,s that i grew up in..good days..how i miss them,I wish I could explain to todays youngsters what it was like!!
This pod-cast is definitely worth, as a minimum, a re-listen.
This interview was pure liquid gold, absolutely fantastic! Two intellectuals at the top of their game, such an education! Thank you both. 😊
This has been a most enjoyable and enlightening conversation, Mr. Oliver. Thank you so very much for posting it. I, for one, am very much looking forward to your follow-up interviews with Mr. Galloway.
Yes, agree 100%. Hopefully they can expand on their observations of the degeneracy being wilfully imposed and the deliberate infantilization of young adults to facilitate the imposition.
Brilliant conversation, if only our politicians had such integrity.
As a Scot I’m so proud of these two of my fellow countrymen. One of the best conversations I’ve listened to for some time.
Thank you Neil & George.
I understand you’re proud! And the rest of us can maybe borrow/adopt🤪
Crikey! Well, fancy bumping into you here. Should be finishing off a 1st fix on a bathroom and kitchen refit, but the plasterers haven't finished.
Actually. I have a hangover.
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Aye, there's still hope for the Auld Country yet while men like these two live...
Yeah, two titans.
Brilliant show 👏👏
Two great men Wonderful insight and speakers There is hope for the human race Wonderful just listening to them.
I've grown to love listening to both these men and both talk with truth and intelligence.