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Jeffrey Wasserstrom: China, Xi Jinping, Trade War, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Mao | Lex Fridman Podcast #466
1:28:51as one of his favorite British authors as much. He says he likes Victor Hugo a lot- - Mm-hmm! - And that became1:43:34and there were protests outside the American Embassy and the British Embassy. And that happened, and then in 2001,1:52:13So Hong Kong, you know, Hong Kong Island became a British colony
Saagar Enjeti: Trump, MAGA, DOGE, Obama, FDR, JFK, History & Politics | Lex Fridman Podcast #454
3:09which at the moment was able to describe in detail why Neville Chamberlain and the British political system arrived40:40and the British political system arrived at the policy of appeasement. I actually have a original copy, it's one of my most prized possessions because,3:27:10So there you go. Another really good one. I like to think a lot about the British Empire
Britain's Free Speech Crisis, Rayner and Refugee Murder
1:26course, um that whole thing in British politics was massive. And we've also got this latest story which I just think is2:06English language history. I would say in British history, he's Irish and you know, things can get touchy. Things can6:51something the British media, you know, the left side of the British media is deeply irresponsible with. And not just
Nuance is the new N-word - Mark Normand
13:13Do you remember that? I've never heard that one. No, that's a very British thing, is it? Yeah. You don't they don't have that here, I think. Stay, pale, and26:20got to be American. No British guys coming up with that. No guy in a turtleneck with an umbrella.39:59because American and British culture are very closely connected because we speak the same language. We watch your movies.
I Proved The Police Don't Investigate Crime - Dr Lawrence Newport
33:40British legislation by judges over the years have become more and more generous. Um there's been wider and wider readings I think of the human49:22British public would prioritize their sentencing and it's very difficult to see what the actual thoughts are behind that. And then you've got the actual1:05:54At what point does the general public start to uphold the law? You guys are British. You're not going
Mike Benz: DARPA & USAID are Weaponizing Music to Control Human Behavior
30:51the British crown uh and he met with the UK ambassador after he helped put down the Irish30:57revolt against the British crown. If you remember Sunday, bloody Sunday. Mhm. No more, no more war. It's like this guy31:10against Russia, but don't no war against the British crown. And oh, I'm being kned by the British crown. I'm now sir
ALEX JONES RETURNS | Flagrant 2 with Andrew Schulz and Akaash Singh
25:45that the irish were starving to death yeah and the british didn't care so he wrote a modest proposal okay and25:50he said let's just start having the irish cook their children on little piglets and sell them to the british to eat okay1:32:00wonder woman i was gonna be a british guy okay and talk to you guys in the british accent we'll do that a minute what was the question
"Make sure to use this ethically." How I Was Taught to Be Persuasive | JHS with Julian Fisher
6:19that's Yeah. Yeah. A particularly British phrase, ragging. It is. Yeah. But I think we pulling pulling an egg10:03is to say that I worked in foreign affairs for a British agency. Wow. Okay.1:05:32thing that um the then president McGabby had done was whip out very anti-British sentiment. He blamed Britain for
The Jewish general that started the Israel Palestine conflict | History Hyenas
22:11warrior who like our American warrior who like fought against the mighty British I guess it would be like a like24:17colonial America you had the Loyalists who were loyal to the British crown and they didn't like the Patriots who wanted41:42the British then just wipe away this idea of America and kill everybody this is what happened here oh yeah in 136 CE
Hot Money War w/ China | History Hyenas
2:46That's why he did that. And what he was thinking about was we had just went into a war with the British. With the Brit is2:59was on the war. Uh he was um we had just fought with the British and he had said to them he had said uh we don't want to3:05deal with the British anymore. We don't want to buy any of their tea or their textiles or anything. We want to make things here at home. He was the first