Which God? All God's are man made imagination and fiction

@@ZeaicliesJesus Christ

@@hmybritannia Jesus of the Bible is a mythical fictional architype of Religion and a lie. All God's are man made imagination and fiction. Get free from all Religions and as many conditioning systems as possible.

@@Zeaiclies then how did the universe start? the big bang couldent just have "happened"

@@katcana1 Study the big bang and learn how the Universe formed.

Hey, be quiet. Thanks.

Your not wrong about them being slave owners I know this because there very distance ancestors of mine sadly

Get wanky Yankee subs out of Scotland

McLaquisha is next otherwise it’ll be whitewashed if we don’t and racist

Never heard of Ireland?

Welcome to Ireland.

Henry is a Germanic name, pretty odd to hear of McHenry, do you have McHarry too?

@@scottuk66 wouldn't be surprised.

Stop watching the news all of the time and go outside. You will then realize that America isn't lost and not even that bad.

I guess thank you?

"In Britain’s effort to control the world’s oceans, the British Royal Navy encroached upon American maritime rights and cut into American trade during the Napoleonic Wars. In response, the young republic declared war on Britain on June 18, 1812. The two leading causes of the war were the British Orders-in-Council, which limited American trade with Europe, and impressment, the Royal Navy’s practice of taking seamen from American merchant vessels to fill out the crews of its own chronically undermanned warships. Under the authority of the Orders in Council, the British seized some 400 American merchant ships and their cargoes between 1807 and 1812. Press gangs, though ostensibly targeting British subjects for naval service, also swept up 6,000 to 9,000 Americans into the crews of British ships between 1803 and 1812. Some of the impressed sailors were born in British possessions but had migrated to the United States, while many others had attained citizenship that was either in question or simply could not be documented." Source: ussconstitutionmuseum.org/major-events/war-of-1812-overview/

War of 1812 was a totally different war from Revolutionary War. It largely was a byproduct of the Napoleonic War, Britain's War with French during Napoleon's rule. The points of contention between Britain and US were British seizing Americans at sea and forcing them into military service in the war against France and an American desire to seize what is now Canada from the British. The US declared war on the British in 1812 and not the other way around, and hostilities started when Americans invaded Canada. Right before the fighting started the British agreed to stop seizing Americans at sea, but US rebuffed the overture and attacked Canada, then British territory. The Canadians and British stopped American invasion, even though British basically sent their "B" team to fight because they needed to protect their homeland from the French(Napoleon). British brought the war to US, I'm guessing to draw American troops out of Canada, likely thinking the best defense is a good offense. The war went back and forth for two years until a peace deal was made close to Christmas, 1814. The British chief peace advocate in ending the war was Wellington, basically saying his country should declare victory and go home since they still held Canada and trying to conquer American territory would most likely fail. Wellington likely thought British had to many issues close to home. The battle of New Orleans was fought in January before news of the treaty reached the warring armies. It was a decisive American victory elevating future president, Andrew Jackson to fame. That same British General Wellington would lead the British in their decisive victory over Napoleon at Waterloo a few months later in June, 1815. So it was good for the British to have War of 1812 over. The idea that British wanted to "retake the colonies" just doesn't make sense, especially at that specific time. They were in a war of survival with Napoleon. The end result is that US and Britain have been with peace with each other for over 200 years. Canada, therefore remained British, and in years leading up to American Civil War it would become a refuge for runaway slaves.

@@stephenkammerling9479 thats crazy. thank you

@@q.b.3828 YOU are the one that's crazy and don't know history. Revolutionary War basically ended with surrender of Corwallis's trapped army at Yorktown, VA. Peace treaty was signed in 1783, and War of 1812 was nearly 30 years later. Just ask any British, Canadian, or even American historian. Though one problem with wars is that they take on a life of their own above and beyond the original issue. You called me crazy, even though your original comment revealed you didn't know the basic history.

@@stephenkammerling9479 oh nah bro. forgive me. i wasnt callin u crazy. when i said "thats crazy" its millenial slang for "mindblowing" or "mind opening" info. which is why i thanked you. srry for the misunderstanding but your comment was very insightful n i truly do thank u for sharin sir

You must be british. And are you kidding me? Britain was the most powerful empire in the world at the time. And America defeated them not once but twice. With nothing more than sheer will and belief. In other words suck it up buttercup

Damn, you mean.