Nathan Culp of course Hitler himself was scared of her. She was a wonderful lady. RIP

@Digger Gardi f c%Gardi

@@neelghodke8181 True

@@neelghodke8181 The Queen Mother was badass just like her daughter Elizabeth the Second and Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh. In my dreams of prince Philip, everyone is scared of him and I wasn’t and he made me a badass also

He didn't want it. His funeral was as he wished it to be.

He was always a man who was practical. This funeral befitted the Queen Mother. Prince Philip's funeral fit his taste perfectly. Simple, but elegant nonetheless.

Death happens to everyone: I am 74 and my mother died when I was 3, my father when I was 26, and my only living sister in a small plane crash with her son and husband when I was 34; I am now a widow, and my father had 2 previous sisters of mine that died before age 2 before I was born. Dad fought 2 major wars and lived. I now have 2 sons and 7 grandchildren, 2 of whom their mothers allow me to see, because they were not virgins on their wedding days, and their behaviors never changed. Quit criticizing other people's family if you have one quite perfect of your own. All these deaths make other decisions in life to have a bearing on them. I didn't cause all these deaths in my family. I learned how to sort through them with the help of Almighty God.

Yea, I would’ve gone to his funeral if it hadn’t been for covid and I’ve really missed him. Never mind, I’m planning on a Prince Philip memorial and that will be displayed in my bedroom and I don’t want my family to say anything. They will think how on earth have I done it and my beloved Nanny Wendie my second Nanny is helping me throughout

I just can’t wait to get it done

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This is the kind of funeral I want to be in London. Everyone who fought in all wars and my family to be behind me as pipers are playing them to be buried by prince Philip’s side

@@nicolelawless3199 🤣🤣🤣

@@katerinakemp5701 It might sound stupid to you but that’s what I’ve planned

@@nicolelawless3199 seek mental health help

Woody.EXE stayed overnight at my house as he lead the procession first thing that morning with me, my 2009 Woody and Mummy marching behind. We all slept on the landing to do our final funeral rehearsals at 3am. Totally worth the very uncomfortable night

The whole of St Julian’s could hear the bagpipes at 3am and everyone just lined the streets to watch Woody.EXE’s incredible tribute to the late Queen

Same

This wasn't even a full state funeral. Wait until the Queen's time comes and the massed bands of the Royal Marines and Household Division are thrown into the mix with the rest of the pipes. I would imagine the Canadians, Aussies and Kiwis will be making a contribution as well.

@@justonecornetto80 the pipers were commonwealth nations here.

@@justonecornetto80 Me, my 2009 Woody, my sister, Mummy and Woody.EXE did one procession tribute to the Queen and I was very surprised that my sister was crying; Mummy even thanked Woody.EXE for doing this after the funeral was over

could you tell me the name of this piece, please?

@@fvar86 Mist Covered Mountains

Much respect, Sir.

What regiment where you in 🤔

@@ianlamb6691 Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders.

Woody.EXE played them whilst me, my 2009 Woody, my sister and Mummy were marching downstairs to watch it live. I can remember Mummy crying her eyes out in procession and I didn’t cry. It was amazing for St Julian’s to hear the pipes again and we’re always very respectful here

Me, my 2009 Woody, my sister, Mummy and Woody.EXE did the best send off for Queen Elizabeth II with about almost 8 million mourners watching all 5 of us on as St Julian’s got extremely crowded that we had to get security in St Julian’s for the very first time. I have never witnessed anything like it

Thank you, I was born the year the Queen Mother died so I wouldn’t have known at the time but upset 19 years on

Your explanation makes me think of watching a Disney movie.

❤️❤️❤️❤️ God save the Queen ❤️

@@kevsh4997 yes but this was not the queen, it was her mum.

@@anonymous2513456 Just to let you know Queen Elizabeth II is the reining Queen Regnant and her mother was still alive back that time and so her majesty's mother would have the title of "Queen Mother". I never said it was Queen Elizabeth II who died. I said "Queen Mother".

He's right you know. Apparently you have to blow them like normal.

Bhunti ra sukumaya ko khe.

@@TheRealBoroNut Very droll...

@@TheRealBoroNut ha ha

This was what I want at my funeral. The same send off as the Queen mother had and it’ll be a war themed funeral with all my war stuff there. I’m going to have the best funeral and then to be buried by prince Philip’s side

@Q Sent Me What an intelligent comment!

@Q Sent Me you used all your big words in that statement didn't you poppet.

I had no idea the Queen mother was Scottish. Twas interesting to find out.

Were you sober when you wrote that???

Elizabeth of Glamis was a proud Scottish Lady, it was right she was sent off to the pipes and drums. Now we mourn her daughter. We shall not see her like again.

What do you mean,Nicola Sturgeon by any chance who doesn't believe in the UK

@@michaelriordan8265 there’s always exceptions…..

100%

@@michaelriordan8265 She believes in Scotland what is wrong with that she is a Scot , so shut up PS your name disnae gie me any goosbumps thinking it is Scottish .Well it isnae Scottish Michael is it .

@@duncancallum 🤣🤣🤣

Ever seen the Nazi salute photo with the traitor, Ed?

@@problemchimp4231 they didn't have a choice at the time

My mother will be getting this send off as I will. I dread it when Woody.EXE attends both funerals as Wales’s monarch

Thank you. I'm glad you liked it.

@@dongillum2265 I totally love the music of my homeland , my land my Scotland . Alba Gu Brath .

I'm glad you enjoyed it.

I was a drummer with in the massed pipes and drums for the queen mothers funeral and what an absolute honour it was

@@willie9788 I'm glad you like the video. I am happy to have a comment from someone who was there. Thanks

I love the UK and couldn’t be more proud of it and to live in the uk myself

I’ve also visited London twice in my 19 years. For my 15th birthday and the 75th Auschwitz liberation anniversary over a year ago. So proud I was part of the 75th anniversary of the Auschwitz liberation event in London and I’ll never forget my emotional breakdown at the end. Thank goodness I had Mary and Rachel by me this day. I almost had a breakdown during the procession up to the event with the Auschwitz survivors

The bagpipes are Scottish, they aren't British...

@@bigbluehighlander2338 The bagpipes are claimed by many country's long before they got to Scotland Only this modern version stemming from the clans and British Army Highland Regiments throws Scotland as the nation of the bagpipes as this was born out of the British Empire and to somewhat romantical Hollywood films.

@@gray3553 that’s some load of bullshit

Loved the pipes here. USA 🇺🇸 pretty good at military ceremony too 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸.

@@dmmchugh3714 We have our moments, but all in all we tend to get more than a little overblown with it. Americans aren't happy unless there's huge explosions, the latest Top 40 bimbolita prancing her ass across stage, and an athletic shoe sponsor. There are over 100 pipers in this ceremony, all skirling at the top of their lungs, and it's STILL less dramatic than a Super Bowl.

@Cheesy Helmet What is the difference between the two? That's a new one for me.

@Cheesy Helmet To some degree it did. Thanks for the explanation.

Strictly speaking this was not a full state funeral. It was a Royal Ceremonial Funeral. For example, ceremonial royal funerals are the responsibility of Lord Chamberlain - the most senior official of the Royal Household. Full state funerals are the responsibility of Earl Marshal Duke of Norfolk. Since 1386 Dukes of Norfolk's have been responsible for coronation's and full state funerals. We have not had a full state funeral since 1965, that one was for Sir Winston Churchill. Sadly, no doubt the next one will be for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth.

Mummy didn’t attend Remembrance Sunday but she was proud to watch me, my 2009 Woody, my dad and Woody.EXE live. Mummy didn’t expect Woody.EXE to play the pipes again as all 4 of us walked to the war memorial. I can’t wait for him to do it again this year

@Kate Carney The Germans were not unified until 1870/1871, and even after that the union was incomplete because the Austrians could not be expected to give up their empire (one can even argue that it was as late as Hitler's reign that all the people considered back then to be Germans were finally united in one state). Anyway, saying that the establishment of the German nation state in 1870/1871 "ultimately" led to World War I and the Nazi regime is oversimplifying things, to say the least. World War I had many causes, and its outbreak depended on much more insignificant parameters than the sheer existence of the German Empire. Similarly, the Nazis' rise to power was not made possible by World War I as such, but by the fact that Germany had lost this war, the outcome of which also had nothing to do with what Germany as a state was back then. Victory of this oh-so-doomed and sinister Germany was on the cards at multiple junctions from 1914 to 1918, and victory (or at least a stalemate) it would have been if just a few major strategic decisions had been otherwise (unlike in World War II, Germany had suffered no catastrophic, crucial defeats until the very end when the war was decided on the western front). So before "wiping clean" history, one should remember that it could have been very different very easily and that where we now claim to see a clear succession of causal events, there were mostly just ambiguities and accidents which do not allow for definite moral verdicts. As for Merkel: say what you will about her, her legacy, however, will certainly not be a prouder Germany, but one more divided than ever.

@@alexanderlauer4565 Brilliantly said!

Alexander Lauer, as a Brit who lived in Germany throughout the 1980s I have to say that, whilst I appreciate your compliment on the British way of doing ceremony, you should not be so harsh on your own country. Many (non-Nazi) aspects of German culture are truly wonderful and are greatly appreciated around the world, as is the superb quality of German engineering re tools and machines. I am now living in Hanoi, Vietnam, and the annual German Oktoberfest here, sponsored by the German Business Association, is an amazing experience and a highlight of the year.

You should be proud of the astonishing contribution the German peoples have made to the world. Never mind the art, culture and music, The tribes who left Germany to settle in the British Archipelago brought with them the principles of tribal law which became Common Law, the greatest legacy the English gave to the world because from that springs the roots of the individual freedom that underpins Western civilisation. And before anyone starts, I am a Scot and even I recognise that. Germany was, like many nations before and since, captured by gangsters and demagogues and the tragedy of Germany is that those innocents who perished during the excision of those gangsters can never be mourned without the association to the Third Reich. But even the appalling crimes of the 3rd Reich do not change the immense contribution to world history and culture the German peoples have made.

Now we have to make a normal life! Never forgetting that the evil that has plagued the world has not yet been successfully fought!

I was born 4 months later July 20th 2002 and I survived being seriously unwell, the NHS saved my life

Could you tell what the piece of music is called please? Is that the same as was played at HM Queen Elizabeth’s funeral today? I think it’s just incredible and would love to know what it is called. Thank you.

@@anniedavey6683 mist covered mountains and my home

@@christopherreid6972 Woody.EXE played that at home during his procession tribute for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, me, my 2009 Woody, my sister and Mummy were part of the procession. It is from my bedroom to the living room, we all cried when the procession was halted by Woody.EXE. Then we all watched the funeral live, thank you Woody.EXE for paying an insane tribute to the late Queen

Thanks for the comment.

Varianna12 respect from the United Kingdom 🇬🇧

I respectfully disagree, we in the United States definitely are the Masters of Pomp and Circumstance, that being said the Brits do have a certain flair for it, definitely in the top 3.

@@carlousmagus5387 in your dreams.

@@pauldickinson3809 lol hes abit of a wall puncher🤣🤣🤣

Off in the stilly night or the battles o'er are the most common , but the flowers o the forest are a traditional tune , enjoy all as your ancestors died to preserve them .

I remember Woody.EXE playing them for the Queen and mourners from the crowd said on the first anniversary of th funeral that the whole of my hometown St Julian’s Wales could hear it coming from my house. I think Woody.EXE wanted it loud enough for his people to hear him as me, my 2009 Woody, my sister and Mummy were marching downstairs behind him to watch Elizabeth II’s funeral live that tragic Monday. I’ve never seen the whole of Wales in a standstill just to watch all 5 of us pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth. I’ll never see anything like it during mine and Woody.EXE’s reign again until the funeral of King Charles

Woody.EXE knows how to do royal tributes and he even paid tribute to the war dead 4 months ago because I stepped down in November from it. I still attended Remembrance Sunday as Wales’s future Queen and Queen of Woody.EXE. Can’t wait for this year’s remembrance

I have requested this for my state funeral in Wales and I gave everyone a bank holiday for my funeral

Her brother Fergus served and died in the Black Watch in WW1.

@@007ndc did she not lose 2 brothers, both Black Watch.

We had one for our beloved Prince Philip and I knew it would happen

I have requested them for my funeral and Woody.EXE will play them as he, my 2009 Woody, my sister and Mummy walk behind my coffin in 2070

I am not sure if this is a joke or not. Death March before being sent off into combat?

The day after Queen Elizabeth died; me, my 2009 Woody, my sister, Mummy and Woody.EXE we’re practicing our funeral procession and then slept out on the landing all night all 5 of us did, we did our final rehearsal at 3:25am and the whole of St Julian’s could hear Woody.EXE’s bagpipes which I wasn’t expecting. So the crowds of st Julian’s started gathering at 4am whilst all 5 of us did our final rehearsal and it was on live

I’ve never seen anything like it when an entire crowd of mourners go out just for the 5 of us and then they reunited with us again at Remembrance Sunday on November 13th. I wish Mummy attended this day but she watched us live instead from home. Apparently she told me that Woody.EXE made her cry again when playing the bagpipes to Remembrance Sunday. Remembrance Sunday is definitely one of my favourite occasions

Woody.EXE wants to give this send off to Mummy as me, my 2009 Woody, my sister and 1940 will be walking behind Mummy’s coffin as Woody.EXE plays Mist covered mountains once again and this won’t be a full state funeral like mine will be. Mummy’s funeral will be like the Queen Mothers. I hope we don’t lose Mummy (Princess of Wales) for a long time

There probably wasn't a dry eye on the street that day among the onlookers

I will get the same send off in Wales and it will be weird to see St Julian’s closed off once again with the pipes going off. Woody.EXE has approved for my mother to walk behind my coffin and I’ll be giving the same send off to Mummy as she loves the pipes herself and I’ve approved this for her funeral in years to come

Woody.EXE played the bagpipes whilst me, my 2009 Woody, my sister and Mummy marched in procession with him to watch Queen Elizabeth’s funeral live. I feel honoured that I introduced Woody.EXE to the pipes and he did it again marching to the cenotaph for Remembrance Day. Woody.EXE is probably the best monarch Wales has had

I wonder what Woody.EXE will do for His Majesty King Charles coronation?

Me too! X

@@paigeleigh2554 thanks for your reply Paige, lm dreading Elizabeth II going, l feel so much for her after the loss of the husband its heartbreaking, l also hope William and Harry sort out their problems The Queen doesn't need the extra pressure

@@pureloyalist9277 I love the Queen too! I will be genuinely devastated when anything happens to her. What an incredible lady! With reference to William and Harry, I cannot stand the latter. As for his wife....?? It's lovely to hear from you and I send my very best wishes. X

@@paigeleigh2554 Thank you very much , l also have no time or interest in Harry's female , she destroyed him and what he stood for , l hope he see's s her for what she really is " TROUBLE ", her own family warned them what she intended to do , Harry fell for it Hook, Line and sinker🪝, Anyway you look after yourself and stay safe , thanks again for the chat 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧GOD SAVE THE QUEEN

@@paigeleigh2554 l notice you are interested in the Bible , lm what you call a " Backslider " from the age of 18 till around 24-25 l was constantly at our village Gospel Hall and visited others around other area's that friend attended, then it all fell apart but l still a believer , and now at 59 years young still believe, just thought ld share this with you , l am going to subscribe to you as it feels strange that l was just thinking of the Queen just before l was reading your first reply then looking at you page and noticing the Bible made me think🤔

I actually met William and Kate in London for the Holocaust Memorial Day in 2020. I was there for college; my Anne Frank work got published and I didn’t expect it to go on a world tour. I was just a young 17 year old admitting my betrayal of the Holocaust to everyone and the survivors were very shocked to what they read

It would help if it was in English. 👍

Gracias

And for Prince Philip. I can’t stop myself from watching his funeral because he was the only royal I loved for nearly 4 years

How true

Geht mir genau so. Me too. 🙏😥

Woody.EXE did this tributes to Her Majesty the Queen and the whole of St Julian’s gathered as they were woken up by bagpipes at 4am. The first time in my life I’ve seen St Julians very still respecting Woody.EXE. Then everyone joined my procession on Remembrance Sunday with me, my dad, my 2009 Woody and Woody.EXE walking to the cenotaph with Woody.EXE playing the pipes once again. I’m glad I live here because St Julian’s is usually very respectful and I never will leave

Me and my sister were born 4 months after and I nearly passed away after birth. We’re nearly 21 years old now about to witness the coronation of me and Woody.EXE in under 6 months time; my sister and Mummy will become Princesses of Wales, my 2009 Woody will immediately be hire to the throne and I’ll be Woody.EXE’s Queen

I am for Prince Philip and had my 4th emotional breakdown for him this year. My mind was so confused that I wondered my bedroom looking for Prince Philip. I think this grief is really affecting me

I was this upset

Glad you liked it.

Hardly. This is a family, German, whose predecessors, Edward I & II, took great pride in destroying it's neighbours.

@@Bruce-1956 im not sure if you're aware but their 'german' ancestry descends from the stuarts so they are hardly german at all.

@@Bruce-1956 Edward I & II, predecessors were French / Norwegian your fool, read some proper history not some Republican BS and the Royals have mixed heritage like everyone else in this country

Yes before we started destroying ourselves

I have them at my Remembrance Sunday morning walking with everyone who is by me on that day. Everyone notices my grief on that day but my beloved Nanny is by me all day

I would pay to see those 3 regiments of the pipe and drums. Scots, Irish and the Gurkhas

Having had to bury your mother before your great-grandmother... That surely doesn't happen too often.

@@alexanderlauer4565 - it is still sad.

@@alexanderlauer4565 and not long before the Queen Mother died, her daughter Princess Margaret passed away. Her funeral was 50 years to the day of her own father's funeral. And now the Queen has lost Prince Philip. I hope she's OK.

@@melissa2688 In the days before my 4th emotional breakdown over Prince Philip, I tried to tell Mummy how long I’ve grieved for Prince Philip for but it never works out and being mad with Mummy gets the truth finally revealed

I'm glad you liked the video.

@@dongillum2265 Thank you very much!

I loved Prince Philip’s funeral but lost it as I was watching it

Imagine the queen's state funeral is the biggest we have ever seen

@@ronniedodge3299 It was; about 7.6 billion gathered at my house in St Julian’s to watch me (Woody.EXE’s Queen), my 2009 Woody, my sister (also Princess of Wales), Mummy (Princess of Wales), and Woody.EXE (Wales’s longest reigning monarch) pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth II. I’ve never experienced anything like it

Amen….

Not so, the Piper at Prince Phillip's funeral was playing "The Flowers of the Forest", this is "The Mist Covered Mountains".

@@paddy864 The massed bands played two laments and my understanding was that 'Flowers' was the other one. I am happy to be corrected though.

i think it might be plus Gurkha Rifles pipers and a Canadian pip band

@@daniellastuart3145 no my regiment was there The Royal Scots and the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards also the Queens Own Higlanders, the Black Watch and maybe the Coldstream Guards. But did not see the Gordon Highlanders or the Kings own Scottish Borderers nor the Royal Highland Fusilers or the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders

Woody.EXE did a procession like this from my sisters room to the living room. Me, my 2009 Woody, my sister and Mummy were in Woody.EXE’s procession, just before the funeral; Woody.EXE gave special permission for my sister