We are. God save the King

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Christianity arrived in Britain ‘in the last year of Tiberius’ - 35-37 a,d. Cornwall claims first landfall. Subsequently, Joseph was granted 12 hides of land in South Wales - the remains of the first church building, dedicated to St Peter, are still discernible. At this time, there was no such place as ‘England’ - Lloegr… comprised a much smaller area than modern England. Christianity was taken to Rome circa 52 a.d., by King Caradoc, son of ‘Bran the Blessed’. Later, Bran, together with other members of his family joined Caradoc in Rome. Timothy 2 : 4 : 21 - Linus, son of Caradoc, became first bishop of Rome. ‘Claudia’ took this name on her adoption by Claudius and marriage to Rufus Pudens. She was natural daughter of Caradoc, Eurgain, known to the Britons by her title, Gwladys (‘top countrywoman’).

English constitution party/society....now up and running 🏃‍♀️🏃

I am too! Though I shall never bow down to idiots these days trying to take over and basically out number us. But English till the day I die 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

Even the game of Cricket which could be part of Islandgirlz history now!

@@junescoular292 agreed and good at it to be honest. some great players from the islands

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It's a shame the youths are being taught to be ashamed of our own country but I will never bow down to those idiots. I am 100% proud to be English till the day I die 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

maybe its time to show it ,put our flags out not others be proud and stand up for our country to show who we are english and british we were born to be ,and anyone else if you love this country join us and show what we are

its a load of rubbish look at the evidence, and i am a proud Englishman.

There's no evidence whatsoever for this cadswallop. I'm English and it's a great tune, but the basis for the song is drivel.

@@martinbynion1589 Given that the first verse is simply asking the question (of a then more pious nation) rather than asserting it as truth means it isn't drivel - I wouldn't even say it's begging the question as it makes no assumption that Jesus did walk here. It's just like asking what if King Arthur and his virtues were real. IF...if this were true, how do we (as in the people of Blake's time) measure up to Jesus' teachings in how we treat pretty much everyone who isn't rich or 'high born'. The second verse speaks for itself.

@@tomhirons7475 ... and yet these islands were written about by the Ancient Civilisations of Greece and Rome, Babylonia, and so on. They described England as the Centre of the Spiritual World, a place of Culture and Learning known throughout the Roman World, a place of exquisite artistic achievement far in advance of anything produced in Rome and a courteous, civilised people that traded fairly with many lands, including Palestine, Egypt, Greece and the Western Mediterranean ports - for hundreds of years (if not more) before the Romans came. I understand Colchester Museum has an exhibit - or did have - about how this ancient trade was accomplished. Cornwall was famous for producing the finest quality of tin since the days of the Phoenicians and Cathaginians who travelled to these shores for centuries or more before Christ. Mary and the young Jesus went to live with her wealthy uncle, Joseph of Arimathea, when her husband died. Joseph of Arimathea travelled to the South West of England regularly to purchase metals from England on behalf of Roman Empire often accompanied by a boy, thought to be Jesus his great nephew. The trouble with your argument is that there IS evidence - in the British Museum, Jesus College, Cambridge, the Vatican in Rome and in various ancient texts and manuscripts from around the Ancient World. When rumours began circulating about Jesus rising from the dead, Joseph knew he would have to flee. As a relative he had claimed Jesus' body from Pontius Pilate and had placed his great nephew in Joseph's own Tomb, had hidden the identity of Jesus from his own Community and the Romans while Jesus was growing up etc etc. Anyway, if you are still reading this, I won't bore you with all the details about how he was supported by our Ancient King, built, with his followers, the first Christian Church 'above ground' in the World, but I will tell you that the death of Joseph of A, in the South West of England, was recorded and written about in an Ancient Babylonian 'Historia de Ravus Britanicus' and actually described his resting place - beside the church he and his followers had built called The Oratory.

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That's why The English and the UK have God save the King for us. And for everyone in Britain no matter where your from. The union flag covers all

Built under our crown. That's what makes us so Special. No other country has anything like us. That makes us the Best. God save the King

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Do you mean You personally were responsible?

Every nation has done bad stuff especially centuries ago.

Of course not, I just believe they should be remembered truthfully so that we don't allow similar things to happen.

@@laurajarvis3156 Yes, you're right. You have no reason to feel guilty though. "The past is a foreign country, they do things differently there" somebody clever said. 'We' have never commissioned slave ships nor did ' we ' have the biggest navy in the world . We didn't put children down mines nor did 'we ' win the second world war ( well a very few might still be able to say the last one ).

No country is blameless of anything. England is not responsible for every single sin of the world. Our country did a lot of good things. We would be speaking German and being run by Nazi's if England and Britain had not stood up to Hitler!

I am 🇯🇲Jamaican and very proud of where I'm from. I'm also an American🇺🇲. I think it beautiful that my accent shines through and that I don't change who I am and where I'm from but can also embrace where im at. No I don't mind you mentioning it. Thanks for watching have a good one hope to see you again🥰🥰

@@IslandGirlzHaveFlow05XBS Thank you for taking the time to reply.; I was a bit confused with you saying you are American, and your obvious Jamaican accent.; We have very many Jamaicans who live here in England, We hear it spoken a lot, that is why I picked up on your accent. American or Jamaican you are a very nice person.

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Perhaps you could enlighten us all by explaining to us exactly how you come to the conclusion that those who like this are racists? My conclusion is that you havent the slightest idea what you're talking about.

Well considering the tune was written around 1804 and the lyrics added around 1916, I think you need to do a bit more research before making such ridiculous comments. On the plus side, you did make me giggle about how ignorant and wrong you are., so thank you for your input.

Racism in this case is just a dirty word some ppl have put on anything thats Christian and patriotic in order to silence the majority same with the St George's flag. That's not racist either. It's the Christian Cross and Saint George that offends. It's Christianity that offends them. The word racism as been abused by some with their own agendas. Nothing racist about this song or the flag. Everything wrong with your accusation though.