This is quite understanding to say, that Winston Churchill is a Victorian era person. He saw the rise and grow of the Airline industry. and the First step of this industry was quite..... unsafe. The flight crash was very often shown on the newspapers. Of course the Industry boomed after two world wars. But at least in his view, It is still not recognized as a safe hobby.
At 1:40. You can take the talented, august British statesman out of the schoolhouse, but you can never take the little, scared schoolboy out of the talented, august British statesman. Just look at him quiver, like a naughty child being reprimanded by mommy. LOL. And I love the fact that the young, callow Elizabeth took on the role of stern mommy. When mommy tells you she's terribly disappointed in you, that cuts way deeper than when she's annoyed or angry at you. LOL.
The Greatest British Subject In History Played By One of America’s Greatest Actors These scenes Really show the fact that Winston Churchill Truly Watched Queen Elizabeth Mature as A Leader RIP To 2 Of my ancestral Land’s Greatest People
This is one of my favorite scenes of the crown she laid basically the smack down on the Prime Minister. Sometimes I wish America had a check and balance with the President of any party besides the legislative and judicial branch of Government. The people do speak.
Well, yeah, you just answered your own wish. "The people do speak." That's the smack down. The last president we had in the White House is still whining and wailing that the people gave him that very unpleasant smack down he was not expecting at all. ;)
It's called voting, and Congress does have impeachment and supeona and investigating powers. Thats the check and bslances, and so far only one usa president has ever gotten close to 60 votes or more needed in the senate and that was Donald Trump for his role in j6. I really wish more people would pay attention to their schooling better. The only difference between the US and British government is that House of commons has term limits at 5 but they serve 5 years. Congress only serves 2 as well as senate is a 6 year term. The monarch doesn't leave till death or abdicate
@@bullmoosevelt4495 Speak for yourself. 81 million didn't want him in office. Those 81 million did not magically disappear. We're no fans of Biden. But Trump, the indicted perp, cannot be the president again.
Listen to the queens first Christmas message .the issue is clear in the dialogue and language used .carefully spoken and Ike Eisenhower years later in 62 spoke of the same problem .
There are many crowned heads of Europe . Misplaced power and misplaced positions . Far as I’m concerned and know .the first world war was in the 1st century 100BC And you can connect the dots to today’s world .follow the money and power . Know there are many roads that lead back to a certain story . And a powerful story at that .the truth shall or shall never come to light .that is irrelevant to the fact the world will have true and proper order .finally . For the first time in human history peace is not that far from the day of the rapture
This seems pretty fictional. Churchill was eager to be one of the first people to fly and might have even gotten lessons himself if I recall. Maybe the show has something to base this on, but seems off to me.
As inspiring as this may seem, it covers over the fact that Britain at that time in history (and still now) is a very paternalist and communitarian nation. Churchill is here being portrayed as the antagonist, but he represents the more general cultural view (in the UK) that individual desire is not something to be prioritised or pursued, and that the good of the community - whatever size or scope it might be - is more important. Alongside this, it’s important to remember that the British royal family receive money from taxation, and as such it isn’t unreasonable to suggest that their ‘private’ lives, funded as they are by public money, be made open to all.
What a load of nonsense. Britain always has allowed people to go for individual desire just not the monarchy. Alongside this the royal family pay for themselves via Duchy of Cornwall, Duchy of Lancaster.
No. Just as your employer has no right to your life outside of your job. A paycheck, no matter the size does not entitle enslavement. Especially where traditional noble sports like yachting, big game hunting, polo and foxhunts were similarly risky. Amusingly, Churchill had started flying lessons in 1913 but stopped in 1914 with war work and to please Clementine.
Yes, that sort of thinking was the underlying cause of the American Revolution. Paternalism, in the sense you use it, is utterly *vile*. A benign dictator is still a dictator.
You're not going to win that trolling argument with the prime minister who led the fight all alone against the fascists as they began dropping air bombs all across Europe. Sometimes, even trolls need to stop and remember there's truly great men, in history regardless of personal politics, and churchill is one of them.
This is quite understanding to say, that Winston Churchill is a Victorian era person. He saw the rise and grow of the Airline industry. and the First step of this industry was quite..... unsafe. The flight crash was very often shown on the newspapers. Of course the Industry boomed after two world wars. But at least in his view, It is still not recognized as a safe hobby.
At 1:40. You can take the talented, august British statesman out of the schoolhouse, but you can never take the little, scared schoolboy out of the talented, august British statesman. Just look at him quiver, like a naughty child being reprimanded by mommy. LOL. And I love the fact that the young, callow Elizabeth took on the role of stern mommy. When mommy tells you she's terribly disappointed in you, that cuts way deeper than when she's annoyed or angry at you. LOL.
Anyone else think Churchill was going to faint when he heard Prince Philip was learning to fly?
The Greatest British Subject In History Played By One of America’s Greatest Actors These scenes Really show the fact that Winston Churchill Truly Watched Queen Elizabeth Mature as A Leader RIP To 2 Of my ancestral Land’s Greatest People
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This is one of my favorite scenes of the crown she laid basically the smack down on the Prime Minister. Sometimes I wish America had a check and balance with the President of any party besides the legislative and judicial branch of Government. The people do speak.
Well, yeah, you just answered your own wish. "The people do speak." That's the smack down. The last president we had in the White House is still whining and wailing that the people gave him that very unpleasant smack down he was not expecting at all. ;)
It's called voting, and Congress does have impeachment and supeona and investigating powers. Thats the check and bslances, and so far only one usa president has ever gotten close to 60 votes or more needed in the senate and that was Donald Trump for his role in j6. I really wish more people would pay attention to their schooling better.
The only difference between the US and British government is that House of commons has term limits at 5 but they serve 5 years. Congress only serves 2 as well as senate is a 6 year term.
The monarch doesn't leave till death or abdicate
@@pdruiz2005The people are about to speak again by putting him back in office.
@@bullmoosevelt4495 Speak for yourself. 81 million didn't want him in office. Those 81 million did not magically disappear. We're no fans of Biden. But Trump, the indicted perp, cannot be the president again.
tf? You want an unelected monarch to be the check on the President rather than the elected Congress?? Wtf?
Listen to the queens first Christmas message .the issue is clear in the dialogue and language used .carefully spoken and Ike Eisenhower years later in 62 spoke of the same problem .
There are many crowned heads of Europe . Misplaced power and misplaced positions . Far as I’m concerned and know .the first world war was in the 1st century 100BC And you can connect the dots to today’s world .follow the money and power . Know there are many roads that lead back to a certain story . And a powerful story at that .the truth shall or shall never come to light .that is irrelevant to the fact the world will have true and proper order .finally . For the first time in human history peace is not that far from the day of the rapture
This seems pretty fictional. Churchill was eager to be one of the first people to fly and might have even gotten lessons himself if I recall. Maybe the show has something to base this on, but seems off to me.
It’s a different matter for a young MP to fly vs a prince.
He did have a friend that died in an air crash.
Currently, the UK government is far from efficient and Charles isn't dignified at all. 😆
As inspiring as this may seem, it covers over the fact that Britain at that time in history (and still now) is a very paternalist and communitarian nation. Churchill is here being portrayed as the antagonist, but he represents the more general cultural view (in the UK) that individual desire is not something to be prioritised or pursued, and that the good of the community - whatever size or scope it might be - is more important.
Alongside this, it’s important to remember that the British royal family receive money from taxation, and as such it isn’t unreasonable to suggest that their ‘private’ lives, funded as they are by public money, be made open to all.
What a load of nonsense. Britain always has allowed people to go for individual desire just not the monarchy. Alongside this the royal family pay for themselves via Duchy of Cornwall, Duchy of Lancaster.
No.
Just as your employer has no right to your life outside of your job.
A paycheck, no matter the size does not entitle enslavement.
Especially where traditional noble sports like yachting, big game hunting, polo and foxhunts were similarly risky.
Amusingly, Churchill had started flying lessons in 1913 but stopped in 1914 with war work and to please Clementine.
Yes, that sort of thinking was the underlying cause of the American Revolution. Paternalism, in the sense you use it, is utterly *vile*. A benign dictator is still a dictator.
Also, I am a stickler for accuracy.
Sorry, but John doesn't make me believe that he's Churchill, for five minutes, although he acted superbly. It's a new era of acting and film medium.
Churchill was a murderer
You're not going to win that trolling argument with the prime minister who led the fight all alone against the fascists as they began dropping air bombs all across Europe. Sometimes, even trolls need to stop and remember there's truly great men, in history regardless of personal politics, and churchill is one of them.
I wish there was that scene on UA-cam where he teaches her politics regarding Eisenhower and Russia