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In the video Canadians Change When they Hear the Word “War” (BRITISH REACTION), Bob and Doug McKenzie are a group of imaginaryfunny Canadian comedians who created “Great White North”, a ad lib skit which was shown on second city television for the show’s most popular season when it moved to CBC Television in the 80’s. Bob’s partThe character Bob is brought to life by comic Rick Moranis and the character Doug is performed by Dave Thomas. Although created originally as filler to both follow guidelines and mock annoying Canadian content rules, the two grew up to be a pop culture phenomenon in both Canada and America. The McKenzie brothers went on to become the focus of a bestselling comedy album, The Great White North, in 1981.
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Watch a docu-drama called "Stoming Juno". It was one of the first movies I did a music score for. Proud of my Uncles, Gradfather for their sacrifice. I have friends who have served…. they are heroes to me. I am only 52 years old…. so you will know where they served. I am 2nd generation Canadian. I am a Stewart. Scottish Rite.
In Korea, after the American's lost Hill 335, Leo Major and 20 of his snipers attacked, drove off and then fought off repeated attacks from over 10,000 Chinese for three days until relieved and was the only Canadian (and one of only 3 soldiers in the entire British Commonwealth) to receive a DCM in both WW II and the Korean War.
Sadly, the BS of Trump has infected the ignorant of Canada. The ignorant and uneducated everywhere are all the same.
Canada was first settled by Irish, Scottish, French, English, all are well know in history as savage fighters.
Canadians will not back down from battle. Take a trip to Ottawa for November 11th then visit a Legion after. Go to Vimy Ridge and see the monument. Look up the picture of it. The Woman on the monument if referred to as Mother Canada. Also go to the Netherlands on Victory day as they still celebrate Canada. A million tulips are sent to Canada every year by the Dutch for the spring tulip festival. The Dutch Queen came to Canada to give birth during WW2 and the hospital room was designated Dutch territory for the birth. On the lighter side laugh look up Canada Mexico baseball brawl. They picked a fight and got one at the World Baseball Classic. The American commentor can be heard saying do not pick a fight these boys grew up playing hockey. 01 17 2024
Our pioneer heritage makes us thick-skinned and soft-hearted.
And it is worth remembering that the population of Canada in WWII (and even more so in WWI) was ridiculously small. So, 10% of the population under arms was massive.
I remember being told my paternal grandfather fought in both world wars.
Being French Canadian, Leo Major is a story I tell my kids, from a place of great pride
Canadian here..I'm nice.but if you're gonna rattle my cage, just make sure it's padlocked
The saying go's when sorrys and eh's stop the war crimes start
woke Canada, joking
My dad, a French Canadian. Fought in the Italian campaign against Hitlers crack troops. He said every one of them was blond and over 6’ tall. I watched a documentary on PBS about this campaign where they interviewed a German veteran who said that they feared the Canadian troops the most. They called them the red patches for the red patch Canadian soldiers wore on their shoulders. In one battle where the allies were trying to move up a valley where the Germans held the high ground ( I believe some called it the valley of death) the German troops poured everything they had at them. Every one dug in…..except the Canadians who kept moving forward. This veteran said that when they stopped firing and the smoke cleared the Canadians were closer. They’d hit them again and when the smoke cleared, the Canadians were closer. My dad fought in that war, a war that doesn’t get the attention that D Day does but was just as important …as Hitler had to divide his military into two fronts.
10% of the population. That’s insane. Especially when your population is only 10 million. Unreal
I'm a UK descendant. Ginger like you seem to be. Scotland is on my bucket list. And we Canadians are not to be underestimated. Our geography is essential to understand our toughness. We gave the world hockey and la crosse, give us credit.
Check out WWI, Vimy Ridge.
I was a Canadian soldier, 4th generation. It only takes one good soldier to take out an entire city if its planned right. My dad served WW11 at 15.5 years old and he wasnt the only minor. Thousands from Canada did, mainly farm boys. He later came home with more service than the parents back at his high school. He graduated, went to carpentry trade school, signed up for Korea legally this time, came back , got married, had 6 kids then went to Vietnam a short while before he finally retired. He worked joint with USA for a bit in Vietnam. Dont believe what politicians tell you. They only say Canada wasnt involved so they dont have to pay for wars mainly to veterans and families. We had soldiers in Iraq too.
He was a busy man but died when i was 11. He had a plate in his head, and shrapnel in his bloodstream that my mom would pull out at night. Serious PTSD too and mom kicked him out of bed for some time until he settled down cos he slept with one eye open and a knife under his pillow. My one brother made a mistake one time crawling behind the couch when dad was sleeping. He got the piss scared out of him when dad jumped up with the knife. That scared mom, yes.
Uncle Bernard was in WW11, both my grandpas were in WW1 and great grandpa was in Second Boer war.
Canadians are badass in wars. Very much respected. Thanks bud for your videos.
You are forgetting Camp X that existed in Whitby, Ontario during WW11. The greatest spy camp back then. Its where every spy worldwide visited. Its where the real James Bond came from. He wasnt British. He was Canadian.
We live our lives to peaceful that we basically get pissed off that people are at war. When we get dragged in, we do what we can to end it asap. Fuck war