My goodness, CANZUK just starts sounding like a better and better idea.

Well said we are their brother and sisters across the pond !

We are a Family of Nations. Long Live the Anglosphere 🇬🇧 🇺🇸 🇨🇦 🇳🇿 🇦🇺!

FYI, when honest, scrupulous, and faultlessly law-abiding families move to RCMP-prowled areas, we learn within months that the RCMP ALWAYS side with evidently guilty numbers, and the evidently guilty numbers have the confidential ear and co-operation of the dishonest RCMP. Honest, law-abiding, clean-living, RCMP-untouched locals here suffer horrendous RCMP-led-and-fed crimes, abuses, and cruelty whilst any of us are home alone in or on our lawful, unsullied domestic ground. My spotless, law-abiding, faultlessly honest, fair, and just late mother, Burdette, a multi-award-winning private-sector social justice advocate, researcher, and writer, was criminally bullied, harassed, menaced, and illegally threatened by filthy government-favoured local folks, with the most prevalent offenders being socially sanctioned, government-protected RCMP, which are the only criminals/lawbreakers/wrongdoers EVER to be on our properties and to illegally and dishonestly harm and wrong us. Only them: always them. With RCMP 'serving and protecting', crimes and abuses committed by them are handled by them and covered up by them. And this leads to ongoing offenses against us on our clean family turf to remind us to NEVER work toward better times or to believe better times are possible. Please be more astute and educated in your travel-focussed view of our RCMP-damaged homes and families here. AW, Chester Basin, Lunenburg County, Nova Scotia, Canada

When I was joining the Royal Navy the year before - in '76, during my interview, there was a Canadian boy of my age who had travelled over to join. I was quite struck by his effort and I hope everything went OK for him. I wish I had said Hi to him. Yes, we are two countries separated by an ocean - but we have a common history and I think that should be cherished. We have fought many wars together and we have both been enriched as a result

Agreed, the world over recognise that uniform

Its funny how us Canadians hang on to our British roots. And it is something we are proud of. Even though we are close friends to the USA, We will always be true and faithful to the commonwealth.

@@anniefitzsimmons4003 Im, agree one hundred percent thanks uk

Thanks england

The Maple Leaf Forever! 🍁

Eng Mac thanks....eh!

That grenadier guard would get his ass kicked.

Why did you watch a video about the royal guards then?

HOW DO YOU SPELL COWARDS R C M P

@@scottpearson1149 Another arsehole of life.

But our kingdom are biggest lel

Long live the Commonwealth! Canada stands with you. God save the Queen. Your cousin from Canada

Always the first ones to show up for the finals...No question.

Slain'te Gavin, My family are Highland from Blair, who landed with the RN on the Newfoundland Station in 1790...and were granted lands on Cape Breton Island, for 'services rendered' in 1815. We love them too.

As well as the Boer War and Korea.

Ammo08 if you are from the UK you can apply for the RCMP

No, I'm here in the States...I grew up in Tennessee....

The RCMP is the best police force in the world.

We love the ANZACS!

And also Can give you heatstroke looking at how thicc it is

Muchos gracias. Kim sa ham ni da.

Vive la France...et nous acciennes accociations dans le grande adventure!

well, she can't demand it. She can request it. usually out of respect for the queen and the commonwealth it will be done anyway. Or at least in Canada. The Queen is the CnC however it is a cerimonial role. She could still be overruled but anything she says carries great weight and will be heavily taken into consideration.

Fuck the queen

THEIR PIMPS, WHATS TO BE IMPRESSED WITH. I HOPE THEY ALL DIE, BECAUSE WE DO NOT VALUE THEIR LIVES. I RESPECT A SPIDERS LIFE MORE THEN A VICTIMIZING PIG

Scott Pearson, who hurt you? Lol

Scott Pearson, In my community they are definitely not ”PIMPS”.

but, this is the police who may arrest someone?? or there are some other type of police officers for things like robbery or assault?

@@samuraik933 All police are usually used for the same thing.

@@infinitecanadian oh, ok got it thank you for the reply! (:

@@infinitecanadian and wow its been 7 years haha.

@@samuraik933 I try to reply to all my comments.

who cares...of turd degree importance

Jeremia John People with a actual brain.

They probably have slightly different drill then a military unit (because they are civilian), unless they are going on parade under the command of a military officer...even then the commands would be fairly easy to follow without much practice if you are used to drill.

It is "eyes right" then "dress". Shuffle around until you are dressed off on the Right Marker or person to your right. Once done, the command is "eyes front".

Thank you for clarifying that point. As I thought, the precise drill commands differ slightly between Britain and Canada. I subscribe to the substance of Strikeagle911's comment, that we should be appreciative of men and women who risk life and limb in the service of others.

It cost a fortune to train those horses, they are not your barnyard horses

Hsutheguard in London 2012

ets canada

CANADA

Yes. There is a clue 'Horse Guards Parade' it's in the title information.

Hsutheguard Apparently

samhini. . Mirza

There's actually a reason why they wore red and yours wore blue, because originally policing in urban areas was usually the job of volunteer watchmen, and many in england believed that a police force would be a tool of government oppression, like the french police (at the time), that's why english police don't carry firearms around (usually),the reason police wore blue was because red was a military colour, and blue is the opposite of red, the point was to make police look as un-military as possible, the RCMP (or at the time, the North West Mounted Police) was a paramilitary force, back then, police in rural areas were mainly concerned with highwaymen (or more specifically in north america, Natives), many rural police forces back then, were military units (such as the French Gendarmerie) so that's why they wore red uniforms, because again, red was a military colour, and they were seen as being more paramilitary then civilian. Just a little history lesson for you, good day lad (from Canada).

however you look at it....it's all weird primitive reptile brain behaviour

This is not about you

I believe the RCMP are taught to ride in the same style as the Household Cavalry. Consequently, when they "borrowed" the big black horses of the Household Cavalry the animals immediately understood the instructions given by their Canadian riders. So, I guess the RCMP also has the same moves when on foot as the HCB.

The RCMP looking good in London, as it looks like the Horse Guards Parade on Whitehall? Which if so they are in effect doing the same guard routine as the Household Cavalry Troopers and visiting guard units are normally rehearsed by the Guards SNCO's beforehand, that way everyone gives their best! But if the UK govt cuts the army still more then they might be looking for more "volunteers" from around the Commonwealth to do all the Changing of the Guard and Trooping the Colour Ceremonies! 😆

what do you mean?

It is the Four O'clock parade. An inspection instigated by Queen Victoria 150 or more ago. This is in London

A little history is in order. The RCMP are always in Her Majesty's country! At home, they are in the Kingdom of Canada, a separate and distinct monarchy from that of the United Kingdom. Her Majesty reigns in Canada as Queen of Canada, just like she reigns as Queen of Australia and Queen of New Zealand. Canadians, Aussies and Kiwis have not been British subjects for some time. I am a 5th generation Canadian of 100% British descent, and proud of my heritage, but I am not British. I am a Canadian citizen. The majority of Canadians today are not of British descent, but we are all Canadians. Canada belongs to the Commonwealth of Nations (NOT the British Commonwealth, which has not existed since 1946). So yes, this Canadian says God save the Queen, long may she reign!

You are a 5th generation Canadian of 100% British descent. You are proud of your heritage. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) are always in Her Majesty's country! At home, they are in the Kingdom of Canada, which is separate and distinct monarchy from that of the United Kingdom. Her majesty Queen Elizabeth II reigns as Queen of Canada, Australia and New Zealand. Forgive me for my ignorance, sir. I didn't mean to be disrespectful. Canada belongs to the Commonwealth of Nations. Canadians, Aussies and Kiwis have not been British subjects for some time and the majority of Canadians today are not of British descent, but you and them are all Canadians. That is true. I knew what you were taking about, but I was off on what I was saying. Canadians who live in your country are of American descent (white American descent), Black Canadians (descendants of African American slaves) Haitians, Jamaica and Africans from African countries. Canadians today come from other countries and are descendants from people from other countries. You have people from the UK living in your country, Australians from Australia and Americans from my home country of the United States living in your country. I heard that there aren't that may Canadians of British descent living in provinces like British Columbia and others. I am not British, but I am an African American of Irish, Sierra Leonean (Black African) and Japanese. I've been to Canada. Victoria, British Columbia. It is a beautiful British-style city full of trees, flowers, The British Columbia Parliament Buildings and a nice hotel. Canada is a beautiful country and I would have it on my list to visit it again. This province has the great British heritage just like the rest of Canada, Australia and New Zealand. There is a nurse who is a Kiwi from New Zealand. I see her before I see my doctor, who is from India. She is a nice old lady with a pageboy bob, wears eyeglasses and has blonde hair. I was ignorant about her country and England to her. I am sorry. The education system in my country is broken and worthless. I am learning about things online to better myself. Thank you for the history lesson. I can't say God Save The Queen because I am an American. One day people are going to say God Save The King because Prince Charles is going to be King. Again, I am sorry for my ignorance.

The Mounties wear a red serge

SirPetterTheFirst Canada is British

Jake Deane Who, said? I don't recall anyone saying Canada was British.

@@jakedeane5304 Being a Brighton supporter, we can't expect too much, but Canada is Canadian, mate. Whether anglo, francophone, Metis, Inuit, etc, we're Canadian.

Absolute, That would be sharp...for the Trooping in June.

I agree. They are a credit to the great Commonwealth country of Canada.

I think you're trying to say the one member at 3:40 didn't have a "straight hat" and it was missed during inspection? The stetson is suppose to be on a slight angle tilted to the right. Also in regards to the cord/lanyards at 4:51, the one is simply stuck looped inbetween the holster and belt. It is correctly attached either by clip or loop to the holster instead of the end of the magazine (assuming they didn't carry in England). I'd be more concerned about the early salute by upper brass but that's just me.

Yes, I did notice the same, which called my attention by the officer carrying out the Inspection not to correct.

@@2155raulito Actually fellas, he's the only one wearing it properly. We were trained to wear it that way and I always did.

Agreed that Stetson brim tilted and down over one eye is proper custom for wearing.

@bluemut55

Not jaunty, I was wearing it as it should be worn.

Mike Smith it's not something that they normally do as part of their duties. this was part of a special occasion when they were invited by the Queen to stand gaurd for the day at horse guards

Britanicus clarkson drill’s not for everyone, and thank God that is not his main job. I was in the Canadian military for a bit and I noticed that the way the drill instructor called the drill, made a big difference. I agree that he should have lengthened the calls, looked like they were in a rush.

@Britanicus clarkson Mounties are not a military combat force, at best they could be described as a para military organization. This is due to their history as military police officers in I believe the first world war and the boar wars( I could be mistaken). However, now they are a pure civilian organization. I am very proud of our RCMP. Hopefully I didn't misunderstand your comment, and your right the drill commands were off and I think the Mountie who was taking the salute for the mounted unit failed to salute the inspecting officer.

@Britanicus clarkson I never said that they weren't I just said that the type of military drill that is done by the Queen's household calverry isn't something that they normally do in there day to day operations. This was a special honor that was by request of the Queen for her 60th anniversary of being in the throne.

@Britanicus clarkson no problem

In theory, it was adopted for use on the prairies and when the RCMP sent a contingent to fight in Africa. The angle is so the water will run off in the heavy prairie rains.

The hat is traditionally worn at a jaunty angle.

You should check out the RCMP musical ride sometime. Should be a few videos on here somewhere.

Bullshit, never happened.

That’s because the RCMP is unique in being a police force which also carries the official status of a dragoon regiment that has 4 actual battle honors from the 1800s and also carries a guidon like any Commonwealth calvary regiment.

@@alvindurochermtl 5....NW Canada, 1885, South Africa 1900-1902,France & Flanders 1918, Siberia 1918m, Europe 1939-1945. 🍻 cheers.

SirPetterTheFirst I think everyone does. I've been to his grave in Montreal