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i like fax machines

someone won the war to answer your question

do you like fax machines squire?

@@atomskate4882 Bloody love em

Nobody plays on American stereotypes like the British! One thing I've noticed is that in many British movies, ranging from Those Magnificent Men in their Flying Machines to Chicken Run, the big hero is American - that too is a parody of American mentality.

@@quillmaurer6563 Mel Gibson (Chicken Run) is Australian. But half the cast of Band of Brothers were Brits, and they avoided the comedy stereotypes.

@@quillmaurer6563 and I'm proud of it! A little over the top, but Squire do it intelligently, so it's enjoyable.

@@Newbonic The "Rocky" character he was playing was American though.

@@AGnorTheChannel The "over the top" is what makes British humor so good! Over the top, yet dry wit at the same time.

Yes!! Excellent example of alternate meaning/sneaky insult , Brit style humor ...or humour.

@@Rob.DB. Also with in the part of Germany ocupied by Western allies many nazi officials were able to keep thair positions. For example a left wing politician was sentenced to a prison sentence by the same judge who sent him to a concentration camp during the war.

@@Rob.DB. "The de-nazification" was ended abrubtly in late 40's when it was clear that the Western Germany joins the anti-comitern block. A lot of ex SS officers found work when a new secret services were made in the western germany and investigations about them were dropped. I think the German economic "miracle" wasn't really a miracle but that a lot of german companies who got rich of the war affair kept their funds abroad. You know what kind of things and tricks rich businessmen do with the laws and international scheming, they literally bordered neutral Switzerland from where it was easy to send gold further. In 1943 and 4 a lot of people saw that the war was going to be lost and didn't just wait for the soviets to come and steal everything. Germans absorbed a lot of wealth from the whole Europe and it helped them recover.

lmao

@@lucagerulat307 The extent is a bit exaggerated, both in West and East Germany membership in the Nazi party came with penalties. In East Germany that included internment in concentration camps (ironically the same ones used by the Nazis) as well as forced labor. In West Germany depending on your involvement it could involve prison sentences, fines, and forfeiture of civil rights. There were some officials who’s histories were concurrently overlooked though because the allies needed someone with there skill set, if I may ask, what particular instance were you referring to?

one of my favorite lines here aswell... which says a lot since there are so many great lines in this masterpiece

The small dude looks like Mr. Beans child.

Squire has had a cup of coffe hes uploading more

Make it 50 vids in 50 weeks

thankyou im absolutley loving the vids mate

how about "If Fury was a russian Film" ?

Keep up the great work!🙂

if they see this high quality content, I´m sure they dont mind. And you can take my word for that, since I´m a bavarian and so a third as much worth as the Bavaria Film Studio

@@rhabeldibabeldi6812 factual statements about facts #365,870

@@rhabeldibabeldi6812 Cheer!🍻

Way to narc 'em out buddy !!! Wanna tell everyone about that stolen Tiger tank in their garage too ??

Oh no!!!

Right lol

You're welcome!

The sad part is americans genuinely believe they were the only reason ww2 was won

@@aaroncousins4750 cool strawman, america was not the only reason ww2 was won, but it certainly was the largest factor in securing it, next to the british.

@@angryman_ without the USSR manpower we would have greatly struggled

And him.

Last hit point.

That's one of the things that makes WarThunder slightly more realistic than Wargamings titles, crit locations instead of hitpoints.

Das boot?

I wanted to point out it is spelled 'Belarusian", but 'Belarussian" now sounds like an ironic term for the stuff Lukashenka's lackeys are speaking :D

@@ivario Byelorussian

My wife has questions on what I am doing in toilet now 😅 I laughed so loud to this one.

@@ivario Byelorussia until 1991 (1920-1991)

That joke just broke me and now i have hickups.

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Oh god “Chernobyl PTSD kicks in “

It was :)

@@TheOperationsRoom most unexpected comment to have ever been found

Whaaaaaaaaaaaaat?

@@TheOperationsRoom "The Battle of the Bugle", was it..? Bunch o' guys fighting over a horn.

That's how I found this channel!!

America killed our first satellite by detonating a nuke in the upper atmosphere, with friends like these......

Also as we used to launch from Woomera test range in Australia, it was expensive and slow to build the rocket and rocket motors in the UK, then transport them to Australia by ship... plus blue streak was useless

@@blackcountryme Yeah i laughed and then felt kinda bad, Starfish and Bluegill Prime wiped out power over a huge part of the pacific hemisphere and reset the whole sattelite thing for everyone.

@@blackcountryme That was entirely accidental! how could we have known that detonating superweapons in orbit might damage the unshielded, fledgling satellite infrastructure? It was entirely unforeseeable and in no way a demonstration of our nuclear negligence, nor did it herald a few dozen years of dangerous, morally questionable atomic testing... (Still beat the reds tho, so you know, all's well that ends well)

Who wants to go to the Moon if Kubrick was there yet....

That was just because his pc had an old graphics card lol

I loved the cardboard replicas

Weren't they using cardboard less than a year ago??? Win the lottery did they? Or ... ?

@@Rob.DB. nah squires been throwing back at strip club very lucrative business strategy I must say

I'm pretty sure that Panzerfaust was cardboard, or at least the tube was.

That's my favorite part lmao

I do like his Stalin.

I wonder where the reference came from lol

@@matarono is mystery Comrade!!! ...MYSTERY!!!!

​@@matarono USSR: What do you mean we invaded Poland and Baltic countries? We just brought them under our care!

@@cybernetic_crocodile8462 Whoa whoa! Poland itself had invaded Czechoslovakia the year before, so they are in the same camp. Although now Poland says that Czechoslovakia itself VOLUNTARY decided to give up part of its territories ... though a few days after the Polish troops appeared there.

@@Soichy2 First of all, I do not say, that Poland action was rightful. Second of, Poland took only a small part of Czechoslovakia territory, which was inhabited mainly by Poles. You can't compare that to the full scale invasion of USSR, when they overtook entire countries and terrorized their citizens.

That's 4 days in the last month! Not bad!

It is awesome that y’all rolled out these videos this quickly bravo

IKR? That one killed me.

If only they had called it a "Special Operation " ! Im sure the rest of the world would be ok with it!!

When you are uncomfortably reminded that Poland was invaded on *two* fronts...

@@TheWaggishAmerican the joke is about Russia not Poland

@@SimonSenaviev it's both tbh.

*Dixie horn plays*

Funnily enough, we did think it was rather Italian.

it sounded east european to me but ok

@@kliwenadshorts3870 it did not

Yeah it sounds maybe somewhere in between

@@F.Fox714 ping pong ting tong kim jong china flag

dont we know it?? love from UK XD

That’s actually freakin true especially

Yeah & even the sound effect of the pistol was close if not spot on !!! I actually thought it was a different one & thought " Lol , but that sounded like a Luger!" ...then saw your comment & re watched the ending. ME: slightly surprised at that level of quality in accuracy. ...or just coincidence .

It was not stolen it was "acquired"

"Stolen". War trophy

Its not stolen though! The dead have no need for... earthly luxuries, do they? Besides, generally speaking, spoils of war is not so much considered stealing... rather, taking by force so... robbery comes to mind!

crange

Yeah I love hearing that at my school

@@giothefew4300 Arm the teachers or hire former military vets to protect the children, or both. Because the "No guns allowed" signs don't work. Also a total gun ban will never happen without another revolution. Also, shutup. =)

I think we're a little niche for 1 million, but we'll see! Thanks mate :)

Haha! Oh stop, I'll blush.

It's honestly a safe bet. These lads are bloody cracking!

Soviet: "Where did comrade go?! he has Deserted!"

Cheers mate!

Thanks mate : )

Oi! Whats hoi???

@@Rob.DB. PC game for ww2 hearts of iron 4

Don't you mean 'hindsight 1939'?

@@cp1cupcake That wasn't illegal

This is no invasion, this is special millitary operation!

@@ranick0622 100k dead, still not a war, according to braindead russian propaganda

@@cp1cupcake didn't they invade Poland in 1920?

Thanks mate! We usually do actually, where abouts are you based? :)

Glad you like them!

You know what they say about assuming!

Welcome aboard!

Yees

"Oh bother!" (blows up)

God help us all !

God has abandoned us

A war that we had no obligation to join when it started, and yet we contributed more to the war than the British and French combined.

@@kidfox3971 I never intended to deny our integral role in the war, I wa simply commenting on a pattern we have.

Yay! Thank you!

Or past events.

yes great reference to the UK illegally invading Iraq, Libya, Yemen, just to keep it in the 21st century

Or Poland… and the Baltic states

Or the Americans invading Iraq, and anywhere else they feel like.

Thanks for the lovely words mate, means a great deal. As for our stuff, we buy the vast majority of it, using money from Patreon and sponsorships. Some bits however, we source from our friends at "Karki Devil", in Suffolk. www.khakidevil.co.uk/

3:57 the lend lease was all American made and given to both Russia and the UK so according to this video America is the only allied country. America showed up way earlier XD

@@tymeier7570 The British sent a lot of lend-lease. In fact, everything we mentioned was sent by the British in addition to the Americans.

You'll get one some day. For now, all you've got to keep you going is my dodgy Kirk, and he's bloody Canadian.

@@SquireComedy oh my how peculiar