Great parades. Best wishes to all in Northern Ireland from England. The great UK, England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland we are stronger if we all stick together. 🇬🇧
Im from Tigers Bay North Belfast and ive seen some shit growing up in the 80s and 90s And reading some of the comments make me laugh cause on the Protestant and Catholic side we r all just as bad as 1 another burning flags here burning flags there. There will always be full blown MUPPETS on both sides that hates each others culture but what can u do
England is no longer British. it has become a multicultural cesspool..and people like your relatives allowed it to happen..because being British and proud of your culture is looked down upon.
All British people should celebrate the 12th because William III accepted the British crown as a constitutional monarch so that from 1690 onwards the parliaments were more powerful than the monarch. This was the birth of democracy in Great Britain and Ireland. It should be about democracy and not division.
Yeah, because the Northern Irish state (also celebrated by the Orange Order) was such a template for democracy, what with gerrymandering and fair housing policies...
Also introduced the Penal Laws which meant Catholics had no voice in that parliament, couldn't inherit land from protestants, marry protestants, inherit land from protestants etc. Took centuries after his death before civil liberties were restored. I agree that we should celebrate our democracy and its history but the 12th will never be that. Would need to be a new day, like the anniversary of the Franchise Act or something like that.
@@JohnHillEU If James had won, the same would have been true except in reverse with Catholics being on the winning end, and in England, Parliament would have been abolished, divine right been established as the ethos of the state and the Protestant religion put to the sword. But the only way we get to the point where minority rights are recognised at all is with the Protestant victory in 1690. A Catholic victory would have spelt only tyranny and despair for everyone else.
@@Longshanks1690 He was never going to win. If it wouldn’t have been William it would have been another civil war and eradication of the monarchy. From Charles I onwards the Parliament was in control and any monarch after was just a figure head.
@@joncullen5382 I can identify as a juicy chicken Kiev if I want but that won't make it necessarily so. I am confused because they have irish accents, and Armagh is in Ireland and I know Ireland is separate from the UK, but you're telling me all these people are British? This doesn't make sense
@@grahammiddleton8447 Yes that is true. I am neutral. I don't support any bonfires at all. The bonfires are bad for the local air quality and its creating divides. This year it made me realise I can't date a protestant in belfast because they actually hate the catholics. It actually made me think about moving. London and even dublin are more diverse and accepting of all cultures. Here is still stuck in the past and its keeping certain areas in poverty. Northern Ireland should ban the marching.
I think the BBC have realised that if you break down the day - whilst it’s been a day of celebration as a generational display of ‘culture’, it is essentially a sectarian hatefest and no broadcaster in the western world would dare oartake in live coverage of such events.
GBeebies are the only outlet desperate enough to cover this sectarian hate-fest. The other outlets (BBC,etc) are embarrassed by this and distance themselves completely. It’s good to document a dying “culture” for posterity if nothing else.Its known as Scotland’s shame in our country for a very good reason.
@@karmabomb3768 The BBC cant pick and choose what they cover on grounds of race and religion, creed or colour. It's a legal requirement to licence fee payers.
I've never been to Australia but I have been to Royal Black Lecturers' conferences(degrees) as a Roya Black lecturer in Northern Ireland, Eire,England and Scotland. I also lecturer in the Orange Order and The Royal Arch Purple Chapter. If the Orange Order exists in Australia ( I also THINK that The Royal Black Institution exists in Australia as it does in other countries)why should Australian Orangeism nor be supported? I have been to London and have stood and watched a few differentaly dressed Hari Krishna members walk and chanting while one held ,in my view , a basic bannerette, with the chant written on it. Although it wasn't my faith or culture I enjoyed the unusual act of looking on. I have watched AOH( Roman Catholic) parades I have come.across. Parades eg Roman Catholic Feast/ Saint days happen in Roman Catholic countries and people of other faiths or no faiths"take it in " or ignore it if they want to.Live and let live, thats my view.
@@stanleypines1026 Here Stanley, if I'm a unionist, born Catholic, but still like GAA, and want to wear my local GAA (non-IRA member named) gear, will I be welcomed at 11th night bonfires and/or 12th July parades?
While I personally find this display of "culture" a bit embarrassing as an Irish taig, I hope my neighbours enjoy themselves. Wonder will Jim from Coronation Street mention the hatefilled bonfires from last night that propose killing me and everyone like me? As I say, it's a free country, but let's not normalise hate.
As a Scouse Irish Catholic from Great Homer Street I support the Lodge. I think the Dail Erse Lickers of Brussels should be 'bonfired' frankly, the Faiche Repoblichaine Sectarians.
Yes, as an Englishman with no particular drum to bang on as it were I have to say that all this kind of thing is a bit embarassing. It is mostly tradition and not hatred but there are enough folks on both sides albeit a minority who are posessed with hatred to stir up antipathy. Oh well.
Probably not, thanks mostly to sinn fein, whose hatred keeps this orange bigotry alive. Ww won't see a united Ireland until a generation after the moderates take control, and that change is very slow.
@@annetteallison1029 Where people walk round in gimp suits with their backsides hanging out very stunning and brave, we have become soddam and gammorah
I find this interview strange….born and bread in belfast and now living in Australia for the last 12 years I have found it the most culturally diverse and accepting country. Australians have asked me many times about why 12th July parades are allowed to take place given the one sided triumphalism nature of the parades - so either this poor girl is under pressure in front of the tv camera or she is brainwashed by her partner. This is certainly not the view of any Australian I know….
I kind of get that it’s a generational thing and somewhat of a show of defence but my god I would literally be embarrassed to be associated or seen to be celebrating the meaning of the parades in this day and age
It’s not about having a different opinion…what I’m saying is that it is very un-Australian of her to partake or want to partake in such events knowing how culturally diverse and inclusive of others Australian society is.
Horrendous
did you see your reflection on the computer screen?
@@davidgalea6113 it’s 2022 who is using their computer
@rodgerkehl8399 why are you even watching it Then -W ⚓️
@@joncullen5382 2022 mate lmao
We have 12th July parades in liverpool England I'm in a flute band in liverpool we had 13 bands in liverpool and dozens off lodges.
and king king billy was a pagan,a puppet of the popes
So proud of British Ulster
You’re proud of the colonialism that misplaced thousands of people and destroyed native cultures in Ireland?
Ulster is Irish always will be 💪💪💪💪
Ulster has 9 Counties not 6
ulster is irish,always has been always will be,and king billy was pagan,puppet of the popes
Lovely to see a really big turnout at the parades today 😊
Great parades. Best wishes to all in Northern Ireland from England. The great UK, England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland we are stronger if we all stick together. 🇬🇧
God bless
Fantastic. Well done GB news.
Im from Tigers Bay North Belfast and ive seen some shit growing up in the 80s and 90s And reading some of the comments make me laugh cause on the Protestant and Catholic side we r all just as bad as 1 another burning flags here burning flags there. There will always be full blown MUPPETS on both sides that hates each others culture but what can u do
Spot on lad
I have Protestant relatives in England and they don’t associate with n.Ireland parades etc, the last place they would be is n.ireland over the 12th
England is no longer British. it has become a multicultural cesspool..and people like your relatives allowed it to happen..because being British and proud of your culture is looked down upon.
There are 12?th July parades in England also especially liverpool
@@douglastaggart9360 I agree! What I am saying they don’t associate with the 12th of July parades anywhere ✌️
@@carlkelly711 ok... so ? Lol
Thats ok each to there own. But you have to admite the bands are great. Love them.
Thank you for the coverage. Great day for all x from England
We have lodges, bands and parades in England come and join us
GBeebies does bigotry and sectarianism with a smile and a wink.
Cry about it
Come on it’s history and culture. I support Navrati in Leicester. It’s called diversity.
All British people should celebrate the 12th because William III accepted the British crown as a constitutional monarch so that from 1690 onwards the parliaments were more powerful than the monarch. This was the birth of democracy in Great Britain and Ireland. It should be about democracy and not division.
Yeah, because the Northern Irish state (also celebrated by the Orange Order) was such a template for democracy, what with gerrymandering and fair housing policies...
Also introduced the Penal Laws which meant Catholics had no voice in that parliament, couldn't inherit land from protestants, marry protestants, inherit land from protestants etc. Took centuries after his death before civil liberties were restored.
I agree that we should celebrate our democracy and its history but the 12th will never be that. Would need to be a new day, like the anniversary of the Franchise Act or something like that.
@@JohnHillEU If James had won, the same would have been true except in reverse with Catholics being on the winning end, and in England, Parliament would have been abolished, divine right been established as the ethos of the state and the Protestant religion put to the sword.
But the only way we get to the point where minority rights are recognised at all is with the Protestant victory in 1690. A Catholic victory would have spelt only tyranny and despair for everyone else.
@@Longshanks1690 He was never going to win. If it wouldn’t have been William it would have been another civil war and eradication of the monarchy. From Charles I onwards the Parliament was in control and any monarch after was just a figure head.
A nation onece again..🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🙏🙏🙏⏳⏳⏳⏳⏳⏳
Why are all these Irish people wearing strange costumes?
They're British 🙄🙄🙄
@@joncullen5382 but they're in Ireland aren't they? And they have irish accents
@TrevorParsnips nope ,they're in Northern Ireland, which is part of the UK, and they identify themselves as British 🙄
@@joncullen5382 I can identify as a juicy chicken Kiev if I want but that won't make it necessarily so. I am confused because they have irish accents, and Armagh is in Ireland and I know Ireland is separate from the UK, but you're telling me all these people are British? This doesn't make sense
@TrevorParsnips Co Armagh is one of the six counties of Northern Ireland as I've mentioned NI is part of the UK .
Are you a bit slow 🙄
Australia - who'd have thought it !
Respect.
Amazing. Well done GB news
Very true both sides both culures. Respect.
How about show the bonifires where it says all catholics are targets?
It’s sectarian and should be banned
How about showing the Republican bonfires too with their hatred of anything Protestant, Unionist or British. It cuts both ways.
@@grahammiddleton8447 Yes that is true. I am neutral. I don't support any bonfires at all. The bonfires are bad for the local air quality and its creating divides. This year it made me realise I can't date a protestant in belfast because they actually hate the catholics.
It actually made me think about moving. London and even dublin are more diverse and accepting of all cultures. Here is still stuck in the past and its keeping certain areas in poverty. Northern Ireland should ban the marching.
@@grahammiddleton8447 The marching isn't even supported by the majority in britian. Britian doesn't care about Northern Ireland.
Cry about it
Excellent coverage of the 12 th. Not a peep from the BBC.
Thomas, the BBC have slowly become the mouthpiece for both Scottish and Irish Nationalism!
I think the BBC have realised that if you break down the day - whilst it’s been a day of celebration as a generational display of ‘culture’, it is essentially a sectarian hatefest and no broadcaster in the western world would dare oartake in live coverage of such events.
GBeebies are the only outlet desperate enough to cover this sectarian hate-fest. The other outlets (BBC,etc) are embarrassed by this and distance themselves completely. It’s good to document a dying “culture” for posterity if nothing else.Its known as Scotland’s shame in our country for a very good reason.
@@karmabomb3768 The BBC cant pick and choose what they cover on grounds of race and religion, creed or colour. It's a legal requirement to licence fee payers.
I've never been to Australia but I have been to Royal Black Lecturers' conferences(degrees) as a Roya Black lecturer in Northern Ireland, Eire,England and Scotland. I also lecturer in the Orange Order and The Royal Arch Purple Chapter. If the Orange Order exists in Australia ( I also THINK that The Royal Black Institution exists in Australia as it does in other countries)why should Australian Orangeism nor be supported? I have been to London and have stood and watched a few differentaly dressed Hari Krishna members walk and chanting while one held ,in my view , a basic bannerette, with the chant written on it. Although it wasn't my faith or culture I enjoyed the unusual act of looking on. I have watched AOH( Roman Catholic) parades I have come.across. Parades eg Roman Catholic Feast/ Saint days happen in Roman Catholic countries and people of other faiths or no faiths"take it in " or ignore it if they want to.Live and let live, thats my view.
No reporting from the other side?
Who cares?
@@stanleypines1026 EVERYBODY, EXCEPT THE BIGOTS
@@patrickmurphy1803 Stop crying and enjoy the parades 🇬🇧
@@stanleypines1026 Here Stanley, if I'm a unionist, born Catholic, but still like GAA, and want to wear my local GAA (non-IRA member named) gear, will I be welcomed at 11th night bonfires and/or 12th July parades?
@@PK-sc2vn It depends on which one you go to. There’ll be rough lads at some of both. Be on the safe side and wear some Union Jack regalia too 😎
Disappointed GB News- usually watch you guys but endorsement of bigotry and that what these Marches are about has lost our viewership..
Yep, I'm finished with these scumbags. Only started watching them because of lockdown and vax mandates
Oh shut up will you?
Its GB news. Maybe you're lost?
@@adamcraig1468 Didn't more viewers watch Paw Patrol than Gbeebies
@@superjohnnygamble6328 why would that be surprising? There's a lot of young children in the country
2:08 It’d be hilarious if that wasn’t really her name and his inner Jim slipped out
United Ireland coming
Like HOW EXACTLY?
CELEBRATING THE CENTENARY OF IRISH DISUNITY!
Another 100 years!
Only thing coming is the priests over the choirboys faces
Bet you believe in Santa Claus as well !
100% the brits will dump that lot like used turd
While I personally find this display of "culture" a bit embarrassing as an Irish taig, I hope my neighbours enjoy themselves. Wonder will Jim from Coronation Street mention the hatefilled bonfires from last night that propose killing me and everyone like me? As I say, it's a free country, but let's not normalise hate.
As a Scouse Irish Catholic from Great Homer Street I support the Lodge. I think the Dail Erse Lickers of Brussels should be 'bonfired' frankly, the Faiche Repoblichaine Sectarians.
PK 123 Notice they found a bonfire tower without a Tricolour on top
Yes, as an Englishman with no particular drum to bang on as it were I have to say that all this kind of thing is a bit embarassing. It is mostly tradition and not hatred but there are enough folks on both sides albeit a minority who are posessed with hatred to stir up antipathy. Oh well.
@@gallowglass2630 how convenient eh?
@@simonwoods8809 Who and what possessed with hatred? They are marching to celebrate a victory of Constitutionalism against Bourbon supported Tyranny.
Ireland will be 32 counties and the brits will be out soon thank god
Not likely, taig.
I think its great that all you rebs watch these clips just to be insulted,
but you all would love to be Prods and see a good parade
Probably not, thanks mostly to sinn fein, whose hatred keeps this orange bigotry alive.
Ww won't see a united Ireland until a generation after the moderates take control, and that change is very slow.
@@johncherry2205 I laughed at the tick kunt that fell off the bonfire, have you any vids mate?
Not in your lifetime it won't
Evil organisation
Great reporting on sectarianism in NI in the name of culture
What is your take on the pride marches?
@@annetteallison1029 love these pride marches with all the marching bands in Northern Ireland
@@annetteallison1029 Where people walk round in gimp suits with their backsides hanging out very stunning and brave, we have become soddam and gammorah
Ulster Protestants mainly Presbyterians super anti Roman Catholic and they have siege mentality that Irish Republicanism look with amusement
@@charliebrown4573 NI has no civil rights for LGBT
I find this interview strange….born and bread in belfast and now living in Australia for the last 12 years I have found it the most culturally diverse and accepting country. Australians have asked me many times about why 12th July parades are allowed to take place given the one sided triumphalism nature of the parades - so either this poor girl is under pressure in front of the tv camera or she is brainwashed by her partner. This is certainly not the view of any Australian I know….
It’s a bizarre culture
I kind of get that it’s a generational thing and somewhat of a show of defence but my god I would literally be embarrassed to be associated or seen to be celebrating the meaning of the parades in this day and age
Because she has a different opinion to yourself she's brainwashed. 🤣🤣🤣
@@Ard-mhacha-abu why watch the video.
It’s not about having a different opinion…what I’m saying is that it is very un-Australian of her to partake or want to partake in such events knowing how culturally diverse and inclusive of others Australian society is.
Enjoy them boys, there won't be many more left
Yeah right
bollocks
@@davidgalea6113😂😂😂
GB news ..Really big thank you for showing the 12th .
Brilliant
Love CL top,geezer.
Rubbing catholics
Nice bigoted comment take screenshots
Wouldn’t that be local priest father o’feelie?
Don't believe in religion