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@42tribes 2 күн бұрын
When I think of Caucasians, I think of a spiritual people who overcame slavery with Afros. #uberwoke
@londonbowcat1 3 күн бұрын
22:45 where is the piece on colonial psychiatry and the war effort ?
@ziggycanpo1355 5 күн бұрын
HELL WITH YOU LADY STOP THROWING SHIT ON MY PEOPLE WE HAVE OVER 5 MILLION CERKES IN TURKEY AND THEY ALL WELL. SO STOP BULLSHITING ON PEOPLE WHO TOOK YOU IN.
@user-ri4ve5bm4n 27 күн бұрын
So Ridada Thanks a lot for your lecture whatever as you mention above you are Dagestani right!? means not Circassian because Dagestan is different from Circassians. Maybe your Mom is Circassian? 💚
@gordonrayfield3502 Ай бұрын
Great! Always good to hear of your home town and imagine how it impacted on those who came before. I have pictures and stories of my family in the cement factory and brickworks. Well done!
@kayak1100 Ай бұрын
Terrible hum sound, picture is jumping around and not clear. I really wanted to watch this
@newsheridanclub Ай бұрын
Yes, I'm afraid the pub's wifi is pretty poor so the live stream is usually pretty jerky. This is why I always edit and upload a recorded version: you can find this at kzfaq.info/get/bejne/g6iPfJV5vprDloE.html.
@AdamDTaylor Ай бұрын
Thank you, Mark 😃
@markcolyer1989 Ай бұрын
Well done Adam
@niconicoo5661 Ай бұрын
I myself am georgian. The kaukasian people are full of mysterys. Many tribes but 1 ancestor. All of indigenous caucasian were 1 people mot so long ago
@LisbethPlant Ай бұрын
Thank you very much for publishing this!
@Nenet-rj9yr Ай бұрын
As half circassian my father never loved me and never showed his feelings ..i hate him when he died i never felt sorrow....this is a big problem due to lack of love children have tendency towards mafiatic gang things...
@user-pk5wk3ju3v 11 күн бұрын
Очень жаль 😢. Но он любил тебя. Просто не показывал это .
@saraha430 Ай бұрын
What a lovely suggestion by KZfaq! As a Circassian i've learned a lot from this lecture, thank you!
@user-sf8hw5lv4b 2 ай бұрын
Что за скирда у неё на голове? 😁
@user-ri4ve5bm4n 27 күн бұрын
😂 не знаю
@thecircassianhistory 2 ай бұрын
what a nice lecture about our culture manny thanks from the hart
@elifgokceisk5386 2 ай бұрын
The gentleman at 32:11 was Kenan Tavhan. May he rest in peace.
@cstuartcook9390 2 ай бұрын
Well done. I thought at first I was going to see an upper crust pisstake but after the initial sniggering comments it settled down well. In some ways the whole thing is not that unique, the massive Saddleworth Rush Cart, the Knutsford May Queen, the Castleton May procession, Minehead and its Obby OSS, the Britannia Coconut Dancers in Bacup, Queensferry Burry Man and a good few others have all endeavoured to survive despite establishment attempts to suppress. Not forgetting the various Mummers and Football games such as Ashbourne. The sniggering snide remarks usually aimed at Morrison Dancing don’t go down well in Saddleworth where the Morris Men are brawny 6 footers wearing clogs and taking no none sense from any one foolish enough to comment. Teams from all over the country turn up to dance and pull the Rushcart up the hill to the Church above the town. Any way, well done.
@ays7779 2 ай бұрын
I am a Circassian living in London (Jaji) and I am very spiritual. No wonder!
@AnzorIsmelov-ik6go 2 ай бұрын
Черкесы 😍❤☝️👍👍👍
@ThePistpet 2 ай бұрын
It’s such a brave move for a circadian Trans sexual to be so open about his story. God bless you Roger (Ridade) ❤
@peggymermod2101 2 ай бұрын
Why are the sleeves of the men dancers coats so long and hang over their hands? I Love the dancers and the beautiful ladies. My heritage is Ukrainian and Polish, I’m intrigued by your culture and watch and read about it whenever I can❤️
@user-zu1vs6iw3q 2 ай бұрын
Вам осталось только помочь Черкесам ведь они вам помогали вам в трудные времена
@beshtaov 2 ай бұрын
длинные рукава использовались вместо перчаток зимой.
@Naurcan 2 ай бұрын
Длинные они только в танцах ,чтобы не коснутся девушку в танце. Потом они закатываются -сворачиваются
@obi5402 2 ай бұрын
Gwyth hy ow mos dres oll an nos, Cala' Me bys vyken.
@ronalbertd2278 3 ай бұрын
Пора домой,ребята. Историческая Адыгея( Черкесия) ждёт вас!
@Naurcan 2 ай бұрын
@@user-yq5xw9yx4uи тут страна бензоколонка 😂
@sabahathur3577 3 ай бұрын
No one give me information abouth to talking tree but my soul sad me plant the three memory of your lost families and I did and I am talking the threes like I am talking with dad or my sister or grand fathers we spread all around world but we all carry thesame feeling and strong loving carecter
@Sinemisv 3 ай бұрын
Thank you for introducing our culture, which deserves to be known by more people, to the people around you.
@johntimbrell 3 ай бұрын
As a visitor to Padstow on May day I can echo the feeling of the maker of the Wicker man. The locals were not rude but they did not have the normal politeness that most give to strangers. An example was that a local barman would not serve one promptly even if it was to his financial benefit. I loved their celebration because it is the only traditional event that I have witnessed where the celebration still has some deep seated emotional involvement as opposed to a re-enactment of a distant past event.
@newsheridanclub 3 ай бұрын
Hi John, can you tell me when this was? I'm just curious to know if attitudes are moving in one direction or another. As I say, my experience was 20 years ago, so hardly current.
@johntimbrell 3 ай бұрын
@@newsheridanclub My experience was over a period of 20 years from the 1980s. The Cornish people in my experience still have a love hate relationship with 'foreigners' from the other side of the Tamar but my assessment of the May Day celebration, or perhaps better described as observance, was that it still was just more than re-enacting the past. I once went from Padstow's May day to watch Helston's Furry Dance. I found that that was just a re-enactment of a past tradition which is had no relevance today. This is similar to most other re-creations of the past. After watching your summary of the History of Padstow's May Day I have formed this opinion. The supposed meaning of the present day version of the song is a conglomeration of past events which meant something to the people at the time but mean very little to the present day people who sing it today. This is not an unusual phenomenon. Most people who sing hymns in Churches rarely know the meaning of the words they sing. I asked a devout regular churchgoer if they still said the Apostle's creed each Sunday. She said no and I believe that she did not know what the Apostles creed was even though she chanted it each Sunday. My assessment is that the people of Padstow are a bit remote from other centres and become somewhat insular and close knit over each winter. The 1st of May is when they 'allow' foreigners into their lives because they need them to survive. They sing THEIR song which has no meaning to the present day singers except that it is THEIR song and the meaning has little importance. One difference between the Padstow event and other such events where the meanings of celebratory songs are sung is that there is no controller in overall charge of the group. I'm thinking of our churches or our state where hymns and Land of Hope and Glory are sung. at the last night of the Proms. From what I have written one might assess that I am being cynical. I am not. I think that there is value in communities being close and caring for each other. That is the good side of human nature. Dare I state what I see as the bad side? It is that the people of this country do not stop the controllers using our taxes to fund wars that are no concern to us the ordinary people. Our controllers are making huge sums to line their pockets to support arms manufacturers who send the weapons to such as Ukraine and Israel.
@user-hd5xj2kj9i 3 ай бұрын
Огромная благодарность твоим предкам ,которые славно воспитали тебя.Необычная,оригинальная подача насыщенной интересной информации о нашем сильном народе .Много нового узнала ,хотя родилась и выросла в Черкессии .
@yuriahmetov7381 3 ай бұрын
brilliant lecture. thanks Ridade. Het jeghy'a!
@DrPhilby 3 ай бұрын
I believe that the common ancestor of the Egyptian kings and Europeans lived in the Caucasus about 9,500 years ago,” Scholz said. - About 7 thousand years ago, his direct descendants settled throughout Europe. And someone got to Egypt and became a pharaoh. It turns out, however, that, starting with his great-great-grandfathers, the ancestors of Tutankhamun, and he himself, were persons of Caucasian nationality. Maybe Georgians, Ossetians, Dagestanis. Or even Chechens
@user-bd7ut5yi4v 3 ай бұрын
Почему не черкесы ?😅
@rosabarelli180 3 ай бұрын
@@user-bd7ut5yi4v Он сам не знает .. и видимо не различает ни современных грузин и дагестанцев , от черкесов . Пропитан постколониальными историческими баснями от колониальных институов . Джорджия - Осетия - Дагестан - все темины откровенно проиведённые черуесским языком , сакральным языком древности ... уасэтын , дыгъэстн ,джэрыджэ .. къик1ри ящ1экъым... про лингвистический анализ возраста их новых языковых образований ... можно не говорить, исключая некоторые племена горного Дагестана ... В общем ... тема глубокая .. а у него всё просто , ну не хочется ему ...
@user-bd7ut5yi4v 3 ай бұрын
@@rosabarelli180 Роза уи махуэ ф1ыуэ! Дапщэрэ сыпльыхъуэ 😄 Къысхуэтх си ватсапым 🙌 скопируй , я удалю
@rosabarelli180 3 ай бұрын
@@user-bd7ut5yi4v Ыджыпсту зи къэмытх. нэщ1хьабэ дызэпсэлъэн, мыбде къыстхынэ. о1ху сощ1э ..ныщ1хьабэ нах1схузэф1эк1ынущ1 дыпсэлъэну ..
@rosabarelli180 3 ай бұрын
@@user-bd7ut5yi4v Я здесь ! Пиши , поговорим .
@workingwiththelight3119 4 ай бұрын
Good presentation! Thanks
@petevonsholly 4 ай бұрын
GREAT and thorough piece!
@jct35j 4 ай бұрын
The Plantocracy were NOT Middle Class they were part of the Upper Class... Get your facts straight. The Gentry in the UK is also the untitled Nobility and part of the Upper Class.
@paulpittsburgh 4 ай бұрын
THE FIRST COMMERCIAL RADIO BROADCAST WAS KDKA PITTSBURGH, PA NOVEMBER, 1920.
@Misserbi 4 ай бұрын
If you conceive and fail the graves will wait.
@MahmudAbzakh 4 ай бұрын
Thank you so much
@robertjackson301 4 ай бұрын
I have just returned from Tate Britain after seeing the Sargent exhibition. I was overjoyed when I noticed the Rex Whistler mural had re opened after it had been closed due to someone noticing a small black boy in the painting that they believed had racist intent. Inside were two huge screens where they played a drama depicting Whistler being interviewed by a zealous women accusing him of racism and questioning his reasons for including such scenes. At the end the commentator accused Whistler of joining the war to seek fame and as we know was subsequently killed by a mortar bomb. I assume that the sole purpose of this film was to destroy his reputation and legacy. The mural was poorly lit and difficult to appreciate and I guess was intended by the Tate to ensure that no one enjoyed the artwork. We seem to have reached the depths of a new low when such a distinguished artist has been cancelled due to someone’s warped belief that this 20 year old man had any evil intent.
@tonyadeney1245 4 ай бұрын
good video - it isnt easy to keep heritage and stay contemporary // not a member visited a few liked the atmosphere .. but competition from upmarket hotels concierge services etc // people assume younger folk want party party / wework is an odd parrallel but did run well (until the idiot went mad etc) because it was relevant to a younger business audience - I ran a small co in UK for years / wish there had been somewhere club like affordable and relevant for meetings casual / rather than pay for an office in west end met clients at dorchester claridges browns / my home/office was hertfordshire chorleywood / niche in the market for enterprising club who would like younger members / many in their thirties forties have the money but the clubs have to be more relevant / but fusty image puts many off bit intimidating etc // would like clubs to flourish / retired now ... // or have a special younger members offer like born after 1990 - for younger entrepreneurs arts academics // business rental suites exist central london, but are very sterile and expensive ....
@TweedyPubs 5 ай бұрын
i should renew my membership!
@newsheridanclub 4 ай бұрын
Always!
@SassyTwofer 5 ай бұрын
History of licensing is what brought me here. Fascinating case study in regulation.
@songbird2877 5 ай бұрын
As a Circassian, who prides myself on learning as much as I can about my culture, I found this to be very informative and entertaining! Thank you so much 😊
@Virgilvega-kw9nm 5 ай бұрын
The Hanoverians All wore uniforms that looked very much like British Colors except for the Hanoverian regiment Von Muller Dragoons, which wore White coats with sky Blue turn backs, as pictured in plate #102, William Y. Carman’s book, “military Uniforms in Color”, The book illustrates 8 regiments 4 from each side that were probably present at in that front. I see you have an image of the same regiment, carman’s book shows a Horse Grenade, in Miter Cap Blazoned with the cartouche of Hanover. have we forgotten that their used to be a wreath of Red & White roses around the Regimental number like III for the HM East Anglicanicans or Buffs.
@Virgilvega-kw9nm 5 ай бұрын
General: Another little 2 second Bit was Censored by Big Brother.
@Virgilvega-kw9nm 5 ай бұрын
Did that 4 seconds of your presentation had the image replaced by a plate explaining Image Censored by Order of the War Office.
@newsheridanclub 4 ай бұрын
I think the speaker asked us not to show certain images in the broadcast video, as he didn't have the rights for public use in this way.
@bonnieeendiuk5039 5 ай бұрын
Mille grazie, Dottore! After reading the contessa's biography some years back it came to me that the ideal actress to play her in a film would be...Lady Gaga who starred in that Gucci film.
@newsheridanclub 5 ай бұрын
Yes, I'm sure Lady Gaga couldn't inhabit the role, though she doesn't have Luisa's statuesque build. I was wondering if Elizabeth Debicki might fit the bill…
@laurieclarkson9180 6 ай бұрын
Very interesting! Thank you!
@sebastiankyte7411 8 ай бұрын
Brilliant. I enjoyed it.
@wsg9555 9 ай бұрын
Disgusting to see him here, joking around. He clearly didn't understand why he was in prison and obviously he is a notorious liar. He wasn't "just a little bit" behind on taxes (read the news coverage about it and make your own judgement). He also, to this point, still owes me money. I once bought something at his Fulham shop and never received it. He gave me some weird excuses a couple of times why it wasn't ready, then, all of a sudden I couldn't reach him anymore and the shop was closed. After a bad Google review, he reached out and suggested to refund the money. I removed the review, but never got the money - he never replied again.
@matthewgales3057 3 ай бұрын
It must’ve been hell for you to watch this video.
@Splodge542 9 ай бұрын
This is the best explanation of the battle I've seen. I'm very interested in this campaign and it shows that we were allies with the Germans against World domination by the French and their allies. Until we were allies with the French against World domination by the Germans and their allies.
@todmann67 9 ай бұрын
The moral arguments by Alexander are a positive.
@jojoandthecats 11 ай бұрын
AND Schoellkopf was not Belgian, he was French.
@jojoandthecats 11 ай бұрын
AND Schoellkopf was not Belgian, he was French.