Well you have Trump, he compared himself already to Churchill.

100 % agree

@@cirrus1964 Lol

President Kennedy was not without his frailties as many people know, however, he was a true statesman with just the most iconic voice. When our famous Scottish infantry regiment, the Black Watch played their pipes & drums for Jack & Jackie on the Whitehouse lawn some ten days or so before Oswald took his life, he said some very noble words about Scots & Scotland & our descendants in America, calling us amongst their finest citizens. What many people don't know is that, President Kennedy boarded the buses carrying the rank & file Black Watch soldiers & shook hands with each & every Scottish soldier. That was the measure of a true USA president & he is loved. 💙❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇺🇸

I too have great respect for President Kennedy, I was born during his presidency and have read about his life for most of mine. But you had to go and spoil your post with that comment about Oswald. And no mention of Churchill, your former Prime Minister.

I was 6 when he was running for President. I am jealous you GOT the Chance to meet him. He truly was a Great man & President. He & Bobby seemed to embrace the USA & fellow man. I can't say enough.

@@alicejcarlisle4159 They used his weakness against him . = He loved his fellow Americans. Nice meeting you Miss Alice !

Any relation to Phyllis Wilkinson, my cousin? (My maiden name, Thomson.

@@susanpiere9851 We have been in Texas since Texas was a Country??? I have no idea

@Uni BlackSister Cry more soft lad.

@Uni BlackSister not really. Of his time and thought from the pov of empires, as did everyone in Europe. And he stood up to the Nazis.

God bless Kennedy? A man who not only lied to the American people about his poor health and was high on prescription medication half the time but who also boofed a different woman every night in the White House right under his wife's nose and then had the audacity to go to Mass every Sunday and take communion? HAH!

Nice to tell us, but this is about Churchill! In case you didn't notice!

@@cirrus1964 He mostly post videos about president Kennedy and his administration .I'm praising him for his efforts and work. I have nothing do with churchill here .

Churchill parents wasn’t Christian, they didn’t have high time for him and jack

Well, I don't know about THAT. Churchill's mother was American, yes. But Churchill himself most definitely believed in the imperialism of Great Britain and THAT system over the democratic federalist republic of America.

@Timothy TwoTwoThree You are full of crap and pushing conspiracy theory nonsense.

@@bighands69 Don't feed the trolls. It just encourages them.

@@retroguy9494 Ok, I believe in that system too

Indeed! We've never recovered after he was assassinated. Can't help to think "what if."

He was the greatest Kennedy, a great friend of Great Britain.

Uh, he did a few good things, hard to say if he was a complete pawn or not.

He was more than patriotic, he was a true believer in the Anglosphere.

Not for this one, but yes.

Mine too!!!

Q?

Thank Q means Thank You.

@@googlyzeyz31 yes

@@AQ-uc4bb : No it doesn’t! And JFK is not coming back!

Qtard

Yes, the longest reign in the history of the UK monarchy, seventy years next month. The next longest were Victoria (1837-1901) and George III (1760-1820).

@@basilmarasco1975 this are historic times

God Save the Queen 👑🇬🇧

@@basilmarasco1975 In 3 years time she will become the longest serving sovereign monarch in world history when she surpasses Louis XIV.

@@justonecornetto80 I didn't know that about Louis. Apparently he was one of the few monarchs who became king as a young child and was not deposed anywhere along the way. Another long reign was that of Henry III of England (1216-72), 56 years, though he came perilously close to be deposed by Montfort. Also, Edward III, fifty years (1327-77). And Henry VI, 1422-71, interrupted by his having been deposed from 1461 to 1470.

If only they would listen to a Real President's way to Govern us Americans.

@@alicejcarlisle4159 I thought he was so inspirational his speeches were wonderful gave people hope ,now none of them have any idea . Look at Johnson in UK .In Australia once approved Caroline Kennedy will be the new USA ambassador here .

Uh huh. I had a great grandmother and a great great grandmother whos relatives were originally from England. I've been in politics here in the United States for over 20 years and even held elected office. Does that mean I should be made an honorary British Subject?

I think you’ll find they were from quite different generations.

@@thespamdance311 do you know how long a generation is?

@@TR0X3N 😂😂

Sometomes, if you mention his faults you get called a snowflake or a traitor.

Churchill acknowledged his American roots on his first address to the US Congress when he said that had his parentage been reversed, he probably would have been there by right instead of as a guest.

Churchill didn’t want Britain in a federal Europe (like now) but a sponsor

@@justonecornetto80 Absolutely.

@Timothy TwoTwoThree LIES. Sir Winston was not Jewish but he was first elected to office from a Jewish District of London and enjoyed the total support of British Jews throughout his glorious reign.

@Timothy TwoTwoThree Churchill had no Jewish "roots" altho he and his dad knew plenty of English Jews.

Thank you son

OUTLIVED???? LOL Old Winnie was DOUBLE JFK's age! LOL

So very sad. Rest in peace, my President.

Why can't you just say 'as an American?' What does your ethnic heritage have to do with Biden being a lousy president and a joke?

Yea Ted Sorenson was a pretty awesome writer!

And he looked like a movie 🌟.

Yea but UNLIKE Murrow who criticized Churchill especially after his "iron curtain" speech because he was there when the deals were made with Stalin, Kennedy seems to have a short memory. What about his thesis "Why England Slept" which was published? He seems to have forgotten that old Churchie was around during that time period!

Well, lets see. JFK was a liar who misled the people about the condition of his health. He was high half the time on prescription pain medicine. He boofed a different woman in the White House every night right under his wife's nose. If you ask ME, he would fit in more with the way things are TODAY if a president represents the current state of its people. Mr. Trump is not a lair. He doesn't drink and to the best of our knowledge isn't on any mind altering prescriptions. And he is faithful to his current wife as far as we know. I think he would have fit in better in the early 60's. Perhaps that's the reason he is hated so much. He doesn't fit in with the way people are and act today!

But soooo very true. That is disturbing.

Yes he had his share of flaws. But he did a great job. And he loved us people & had a remarkable head on his shoulders. I could go on & on. But won't.

Arguably, those were also true, patriot Americans, outraged over the postal vote rigging that put corrupt, senile Biden, a serf of Wall St, in power in the USA? Trump wasn't the best, but by God, he was infinitely better than Biden and the Big Tech/Wall St cronies thatvhave reduced America to a woke joke on the world stage. The shame and shambles of Biden's Afghanistan retreat is a stain America will never recover from.

Oh, I think there are other presidents that come in well below Trump in statesmanship and effectiveness. Biden, Carter, Johnson and Nixon come to mind. Kennedy also had a couple of major blunders because believed the CIA. Trump questioned the intelligence which they hated but he avoided some bad drone and missile strikes by doing so.

AMEN. And God Bless

I agree 100%. We as a nation lost a great President who loved, was highly intelligent, and compassionate. He ran this country like no one else I have seen in office. The Government 🇺🇸 has gone way down hill.

You can say THAT again! But what the hell do you expect with people like Sleepy Joe and the governor of MY state letting all these illegals in and giving them MORE benefits and freebies than some citizens get?

I sure hope you mean Churchill and NOT Kennedy!

Trump 2024.

@@foreverred105 Not before 2020 has been sorted or unless there is voter ID and they won't be able to cheat Trump for a second time. #WWG1WGA #TheGreatAwakening

Trump…a patriot??!! President Bone Spur who never served in a soup kitchen much less the armed forces, is a patriot??!! OMG, utter rubbish - delusional thinking NOT supported by fact!

@@floraaficianado5050 Before COVID19 Donald Trump created 7 million new jobs with a record number of blacks, hispanics and women in employment culminating in the lowest unemployment rate ever, he took 6 million people off food stamps, Trump built a wall and secured the border with Mexico, he renegotiated trade deals to be more beneficial to the United States, he tore up Obama's terrible Iran deal and Paris agreement, Trump had peace talks with Kim Jong Un, he even walked across the border from South Korea into North Korea to meet Chairman Kim, Trump NEVER started ANY war with any country, he never took his presidential salary either so he worked for free for 4 years. The zionist globalist cabal controlled MSM ran a hate and disinformation campaign on Trump the day he decided to run for office. You probably believe all the garbage they spout about him being a racist, homophobe, woman hater, Russian and Ukrainian puppet...a complete load of absolute shite...100% lies. Donald Trump pardoned black Mother Alice Johnson who had spent 17 years of a life sentence in prison for a non violent drug offence. Donald Trump sheltered black singer Jennifer Hudson and her family in Trump Tower providing 24 hour security after another family member killed other family members then went on the run from the police and when asked why he did this Trump said "She's a great girl" KZfaq Dr Ben Carson on Donald Trump, he's a retired brain surgeon and he's Trump's pal, he's black also. KZfaq Joe Brown who is a judge and he's also black and he's a pal of Trump as well. KZfaq Black Homeless Woman Trump Tower and you will see that Donald has let this woman stay rent free in Trump Tower New York since 2009. Google Barbara Res and you will see that she was the first female architect in the world to design a skyscraper....that building was Trump Tower New York. Donald Trump received the Ellis Island award in 1986 alongside Rosa Parks for promoting patriotism and racial harmony. Sound like a racist and woman hater to you? #WWG1WGA #TheGreatAwakening

@@stephenturner6075 wish Twitter resonated his account and fb, but the platforms have behaved like the wet middle class and complete communists

Few people know of this? What the hell are they teaching in American history in school these days?

@@retroguy9494 ask a teacher not me!! most people also dont know that Churchill was PM twice!! It is well known by HISTORIANS that his wife told him he was not getting reelected consecutively....

@@willieboy8798 Well, when I was in school back when dinosaurs roamed the earth and we studied by candlelight we were taught that Churchill was made an honorary citizen! We were also taught that he was PM twice. It was all covered in U.S. History. Sophomore year. I didn't know about his wife's prediction though.

@@retroguy9494 come on most people in US cant name more than the most popular and current Presidents and you damn well know it! I studied in UK and they are the same way.... too busy making a living rightly so!

@@willieboy8798 I think a more accurate statement would be "most people of a certain age in the U.S. can't name more than the most popular and current presidents." Hence my comment about what they are teaching in school. When I was in school back when dinosaurs roamed the earth and we still studied by candlelight we had to LEARN the names of the presidents. In fact, in more than one classroom there were actually pictures of all the presidents on the wall above the blackboard! Of course, there were less of them back then! HAHAHAHAHAHA!!! Its a sad state of affairs that I, as a Yank, can name more British Prime Ministers and monarchs than my fellow countrymen can name presidents!

Correct, deep down, there was some Irish hatred, and secret admiring Hitler.

If I remember correctly JFK's father along with Halifax tried to sign a non-aggression pact with Hitler without Winston's approval

@@c.g.d1899 Halifax wanted to broker an armistice with Hitler via Mussolini with Kennedy's encouragement but Churchill and Attlee were having none of it. By the time Kennedy got ordered back home, he was despised in London and viewed as a national embarrassment in the US. Halifax was made British ambassador to the US which was a pointless task because Churchill did all of the talking to the Americans. Churchill did it just to get him out of the way where he couldn't cause trouble in the Tory party.

Didn't Churchill create the Black and Tans? You know, the British SS that persecuted the Irish?

@@alecfoster5542 No he didn't. The Tans were founded by the Deputy Inspector General of the RIC T.J Smith. Churchill is labelled as their founder simply because he was Colonial Secretary at the time. The Black and Tans were nothing like the SS. They fought fire with fire. The IRA however didn't like this so they told their friends in the US that the Tans were killing babies and all kinds of other crap to con money out of them. The Irish republican movement does the same thing to this day.

Yes ,born in Brooklyn

We know that. We all went to school.

He was NOT. Churchill was born in Blenheim Palace in England. His mother had immigrated to England when she married his father. That makes Churchill 100% English.

If you mean as seen on this clip, that wasn't WSC, it was his son Randolph.

@@Nick-mg6cm Ah, I see.

Yea that was his son Randolph. Actually he was only 51 years old here! He only LOOKS decrepit and aged because he was a big time boozer and it destroyed his looks. He drank 2 bottles of whiskey a day so its said. Plus during this he had a tumor on his lung as he smoked 100 cigarettes a day for over 20 years. I used to smoke cigs and let me tell you, that's 5 packs a day and that's a LOT of cigs. At my worst I could only go 3 packs a day! He had the tumor removed the following year. He was only 57 when he died. Heart attack.

Churchill died in 1965. He was 90 y/o.

@@dianealbrecht496 I am well aware of when Winston Churchill died and how old he was when he died. My comment was that it was his son Randolph who appears in this film and NOT Winston. What point were you trying to make with your comment?

No, its NOT true that Leonard Jerome was in President Lincoln's cabinet. When Lincoln was president, Jerome was in New York City speculating on Wall Street, doing deals with Cornelius Vanderbilt and even helped defend New York City during the New York Draft Riots of 1863. In addition, they were NOT Jewish. That's just an old wives tale. His mother was Scottish and his father was actually descended from French Huguenot's, which, if you do not know, were protestants who held to the reform ideas of Calvinism.

Awww, that's cute.

@@waynemarvin5661 u wayne marvin the paranoid android, punching the keys? ;) were u stood behind me in the queue for a venue? got out of belmarsh? ;)

He was NOT. There is no such thing as being "half American" because American is NOT an ethnicity. Just like Jewish is not an ethnicity. Churchill's mother immigrated to England to marry his father. She was of French and Scottish descent. The simple fact that she was born in the United States and her NATIONALITY was American until she immigrated does NOT make Churchill American in any way, shape and or form.

@@retroguy9494 you're awfully emotional about that. There is such a thing as dual citizenship, you know. I was referring to citizenship, not ethnicity or religion.

@@TracySmith-xy9tq Yes, there is such a thing as duel citizenship. You are 100% correct on that one. But one does not automatically get United States citizenship just because one parent is an American who immigrated to another country, married an alien and had a child in wedlock with that alien in a foreign country. They keep changing the law here in the States on that. While I do not know the particulars in the mid 1800's when Churchill was born, I DO know that he did NOT qualify for automatic American citizenship when he was born. If he DID then JFK would not have made him an "honorary citizen."

What did he mean by that?

@@henzohewson It refers to Churchill basically saying he should have fought Stalin and the communists instead of Hitler and the Nazi's. But Churchill never said that. Its a misquote. He could not have said that because, in the Queens English, there is no such idiom. It simply does not exist. In addition, Churchill would never have used pigs as an analogy as he actually LIKED pigs and kept them at his estate.

Possibly Bernard Baruch, friend of Winston's.

@@richardthelionheart5594 No way dude! That is definitely NOT Barney! He was 92 years old when this ceremony took place and died 2 years later! The man talking with Bobby is MUCH younger, most likely in his 50's. Barnard Baruch is the old man pictured at :45 seconds.

@@retroguy9494 I'm sure you are right as it was a wild guess. I still can't figure out who that might be. Winnie himself died just c.3 years later at 90.

@@richardthelionheart5594 Truth be told, it has MY curiosity up as well! LOL

Why the hell do people keep saying this? American is a nationality NOT an ethnic heritage! Churchill's mother was French and Scottish but an American citizen as she was born in New York. But she immigrated to England after marrying his father which made her a British subject by marriage. Churchill was born in England and is therefore a British Subject 100%. He is no more an American than I am a British Subject even though I had a great grandmother and a great great grandmother who was of English descent!

He didn't have dual nationality. Churchill only ever held British citizenship.

@Timothy TwoTwoThree Any chance of getting that in English?

Truth Grenade is correct. Churchill's mother immigrated to England after marrying his father (they were actually married in Paris at the British Embassy). She became a British subject by marriage. Churchill was born in England. That makes him 100% of English nationality and in no way, shape or form American.

@Timothy TwoTwoThree That's right! You are 100% correct! Which is why Churchill's bloodline is of English, Scottish and French ancestry. But his NATIONALITY was British!

@Timothy TwoTwoThree Well, first off dude, Jewish is a religion. Not a bloodline. I'm a Catholic myself. Would you say that my bloodline is Catholic? I would say its predominantly German. Now, Churchill's grandfather was a descendant of Timothy Jerome (Churchill's 4th great grandfather) who was actually French and Huguenot, which, if you do not know, are protestants who strictly adhere to Calvinism. He was born in the 1600's in England and was the one who immigrated to the Colonies which eventually became the United States. So I don't know how far back you are going to determine that they were of the Jewish faith. But I could argue that MOST people who believed in God were at one time Jewish until the coming of Christ. As for Leonard Jerome owning the New York Times, that rumor has been going on for years but its simply not true. He was a major investor in the paper, but was not the majority shareholder and did not own it. Also, the New York Times was never based in Brooklyn. Always Manhattan. Although they moved a few times. During the time period in question, they would have been on both Nassau Street and Park Row. A few years after Jerome died, they moved to their famous location at 1 Times Square. The building the ball is dropped from on New Years Eve. Also he was NEVER a billionaire. The worlds very first billionaire was John D. Rockefeller and he became one in 1916. Jerome died in 1891. As a major Wall Street stock speculator, he may have known Rothschild. He was also friends with the Vanderbilts. I should have been a history professor but sadly, my parents had other ideas.

I think the closest the UK has come to a PM born outside of England was David Lloyd George, who was of Welsh descent, though I don't know if he was born in Wales.

@@basilmarasco1975 The UK has had an Irish-born prime minister: the Duke of Wellington born in Dublin in 1769 (when Ireland was a separate kingdom from Great Britain), prime minister of the UK 1828-1830 and in 1834. Prime ministers born in Scotland of Scottish parents included Gordon Brown, Tony Blair, Sir Alec Douglas-Home, Ramsey MacDonald, Henry Campbell-Bannerman, Arthur Balfour and the Earl of Rosebery. Andrew Bonar Law was born in Canada. Lloyd George was born in England (Manchester) of Welsh parents but moved to Wales at a very young age and was brought up there.

@@keithbulley2587 Yes, I forgot about Gordon Brown. And I didn't know that Tony Blair has Scottish roots. Then, of course, there was Disraeli, who was Jewish.

@@keithbulley2587 James Callaghan John Major were of Irish decent. That's from what I've read about them. Wonder would Churchill have been elegable to run for the US presidency as his mother was American.

@@thomasoloughlin9075 Yes, you are right. Callaghan was 1/4 Irish though born in Portsmouth: 'Callaghan' was the name assumed by his father, James Garogher. The Duke of Wellington is the only one I can find who was actually born in Ireland. He was also an MP in the Irish House of Commons until shortly before it was abolished in 1801, though, with all his military duties, I don't know how he found the time. I suspect it was a sinecure.

Yes, and he went in to Vietnam. During the Bengal Famine, there was a world war raging, and the Japanese were on your doorstep. Your admiration seems rather selective. According to Noam Chomsky, Kennedy was a criminal

@Timothy TwoTwoThree This argument is so stupid, no more words than these!

National Socialist ? What's wrong with that?

I dont agree with your assessment of Joe Kennedy and I definitely dont agree your opinions should be used to denigrate his son. Do you want the same standard applied to you. One of my ancestors was an archbishop, another was hung as a horse thief. Do you get to choose which traits apply to me?

@@johnkidd1226 If you disagree with that assessment of old Joe, then you disagree with proven historical fact. Which is your right if you are an American citizen, but it doesn't mean it is correct. As far as JFK goes, he took orders from old Joe. Which makes him guilty by association. Old Joe groomed him and bought him the presidency (also historical fact). If you took orders from and were put where YOU are today by your your horse thief ancestor, then you would be culpable as well. And were in the same boat, having been in politics myself for over 20 years, then yes, I would expect to be judged by the same standard. Do you REALLY think JFK would have been president were it not for old Joe's money made off illegal bootlegging and his association with organized crime figures sending the word down through the unions to vote for Jack in that primary?

@@retroguy9494 You would be a terrible jurist and a typical politician by your failures in logic, law and justice.

@@retroguy9494 My post had nothing to do with Joe Kennedy, who later recanted his pro Hitler views, by the way. My post said Kennedy should not be judged by the sins of the father, but rather by his own actions, many of which I also disagreed with.

Sad how ignorance prevails,!This was one great man recognising another great man! we owe both a debt that can never be repaid!

You can have Harry and Meagan But Not Churchill!!!

@Timothy TwoTwoThree fair enough Tim! As an Aussie I can only tell you we have long been friends with you so it is nice to have a bit of a yarn with you

@Timothy TwoTwoThree no Tim That is an Aussie way of saying nice to have a talk with h you It has over the years evolved into " having a yarn!" I think we have yams but not sure I think we call them yabbies! Caught in dams and waterways !?