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Fascinating London Multicultural English dialect moment 🇬🇧 𝙔𝙊𝙊𝙆𝘼𝙔 𝘼𝙀𝙎𝙏𝙃𝙀𝙏𝙄𝘾𝙎 🇬🇧 Greek-Irish rapper Tuggawar (born Neofytos Neofytou) raps with heavy Jamaican accent because he was raised in West Indian community in north-east London This video had 90,000 likes on TikTok

Drew Pavlou 🇦🇺🇺🇸🇺🇦🇹🇼

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501,230 次观看 • 1 年前 •via X (Twitter)

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Drew Pavlou 🇦🇺🇺🇦🇹🇼 的头像

Drew Pavlou 🇦🇺🇺🇦🇹🇼1 年前

Unpopular opinion I actually think the song goes hard

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mark helyar1 年前

@MythoYookay ...and like most rap, its just violence, guns, drugs, misogyny and flexing about how stupid you are.

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Evan 📟⌛️1 年前

@MythoYookay MCE is the perfect dialect for the decline and demise of England as cultural epicenter of good artistry

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L.H.Mcpartland1 年前

@MythoYookay He looks like uncle fester.

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Unrelaxed Guy1 年前

@MythoYookay deportation immediately

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Brad Hardwidge1 年前

@MythoYookay I like watching old black and white films. I miss how people talked back then. That was proper English. Not the ghetto jive we hear now. My poor country, what has become of you.

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🇨🇦halogen1 年前

@MythoYookay I was really confused for a moment and thought Peter Garrett was doing an incredibly unfortunate image change

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Drew Pavlou 🇦🇺🇺🇦🇹🇼1 年前

@MythoYookay Lmao

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Lavie1 年前

@MythoYookay Grown ass man rapping is sad to see in any accent.

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Bees 🐝1 年前

@MythoYookay What an abomination

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'We're at a pivot point in the world': Glenn Beck speaks out at 'Unite the Kindgom' rally in London Rebel News journalist Alexandra Lavoie spoke with philanthropist and founder of TheBlaze, Glenn Beck, about the perils of censorship at Tommy Robinson's (Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧) 'Unite the Kingdom' rally in London on Saturday. Over 50,000 pro-freedom activists descended into downtown London to voice their opposition to what they describe as Prime Minister Keir Starmer's increasingly authoritarian and censorious policies. Beck commented on Starmer's government banning several journalists and commentators, including Rebel News publisher Ezra Levant, from travelling to London to attend the peaceful gathering. "How do you go from being honoured for journalism, for truth telling, by the Queen, to you're an enemy of the state? That makes no sense. This government is way out of control," he said. "I'll tell you, this must be what it felt like in the early 1930s in Germany when things started to change and before it was quite obvious where the government was going, this is what it must have felt like. I've never lived through anything like this," Beck continued. "I had a nightmare last night about being hauled in and questioned and I'm like, what is that? What is that? I've never felt that way before anywhere in the West. This is Russia, this is the former Soviet Union. This isn't England, this isn't the West, what do we stand for anymore?" he added. As Beck warns of a global pivot point, the massive turnout in London highlights a growing international resistance against government-led speech restrictions.

'We're at a pivot point in the world': Glenn Beck speaks out at 'Unite the Kindgom' rally in London Rebel News journalist Alexandra Lavoie spoke with philanthropist and founder of TheBlaze, Glenn Beck, about the perils of censorship at Tommy Robinson's (Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧) 'Unite the Kingdom' rally in London on Saturday. Over 50,000 pro-freedom activists descended into downtown London to voice their opposition to what they describe as Prime Minister Keir Starmer's increasingly authoritarian and censorious policies. Beck commented on Starmer's government banning several journalists and commentators, including Rebel News publisher Ezra Levant, from travelling to London to attend the peaceful gathering. "How do you go from being honoured for journalism, for truth telling, by the Queen, to you're an enemy of the state? That makes no sense. This government is way out of control," he said. "I'll tell you, this must be what it felt like in the early 1930s in Germany when things started to change and before it was quite obvious where the government was going, this is what it must have felt like. I've never lived through anything like this," Beck continued. "I had a nightmare last night about being hauled in and questioned and I'm like, what is that? What is that? I've never felt that way before anywhere in the West. This is Russia, this is the former Soviet Union. This isn't England, this isn't the West, what do we stand for anymore?" he added. As Beck warns of a global pivot point, the massive turnout in London highlights a growing international resistance against government-led speech restrictions.

Rebel News

38,780 次观看 • 3 个月前

Rome thought flogging a queen would silence her people. It did not. Her name was Boudicca. It means Victorious Woman. 🇬🇧 She was queen of the Iceni, a tribe that had lived in modern Norfolk for centuries. Her husband Prasutagus made a deal with Rome. When he died in AD 60, he left his kingdom jointly to Rome and his daughters. He thought it would protect them. Rome ignored the will. They seized the lands. Treated the king's relatives as slaves. Then they flogged the queen in a public square. In front of her people. She raised an army. Not just the Iceni. Every tribe that had had enough joined her. 120,000 people. She marched on Camulodunum. Modern Colchester. The Roman capital of Britain. Built around a temple to Emperor Claudius. A temple paid for by the Britons Rome had conquered. She burned it to the ground. Rome sent the 9th Legion to stop her. She destroyed it. Almost to the last man. The Roman governor was 250 miles away on Anglesey, massacring Druids. When the news reached him, he raced south. London was defenceless. He made a decision. He abandoned it. She burned London. Today, under the streets and Tube stations of modern London, archaeologists find a thick black-red layer of ash from that fire. They call it the Boudican Destruction Horizon. Then she burned St Albans. Around eighty thousand Romans and their allies were dead. Nero, in Rome, considered abandoning Britain altogether. But Rome's general chose his ground. A narrow valley along Watling Street. His ten thousand trained legionaries against her vast untrained force. The narrow ground broke her. How she died, no one knows for certain. Some Roman historians said poison. Others said sickness. Two thousand years later, her statue stands on the north bank of the Thames. Outside Parliament. The woman who burned London, watching over the city she destroyed. What Rome did to her, she made them pay for. Did they teach you that? We will. 🇬🇧 That is your history. This is who we are. We find what Britain has forgotten. And we tell it properly. Be part of us. Be Proud Of Us. 🙏🇬🇧

Rome thought flogging a queen would silence her people. It did not. Her name was Boudicca. It means Victorious Woman. 🇬🇧 She was queen of the Iceni, a tribe that had lived in modern Norfolk for centuries. Her husband Prasutagus made a deal with Rome. When he died in AD 60, he left his kingdom jointly to Rome and his daughters. He thought it would protect them. Rome ignored the will. They seized the lands. Treated the king's relatives as slaves. Then they flogged the queen in a public square. In front of her people. She raised an army. Not just the Iceni. Every tribe that had had enough joined her. 120,000 people. She marched on Camulodunum. Modern Colchester. The Roman capital of Britain. Built around a temple to Emperor Claudius. A temple paid for by the Britons Rome had conquered. She burned it to the ground. Rome sent the 9th Legion to stop her. She destroyed it. Almost to the last man. The Roman governor was 250 miles away on Anglesey, massacring Druids. When the news reached him, he raced south. London was defenceless. He made a decision. He abandoned it. She burned London. Today, under the streets and Tube stations of modern London, archaeologists find a thick black-red layer of ash from that fire. They call it the Boudican Destruction Horizon. Then she burned St Albans. Around eighty thousand Romans and their allies were dead. Nero, in Rome, considered abandoning Britain altogether. But Rome's general chose his ground. A narrow valley along Watling Street. His ten thousand trained legionaries against her vast untrained force. The narrow ground broke her. How she died, no one knows for certain. Some Roman historians said poison. Others said sickness. Two thousand years later, her statue stands on the north bank of the Thames. Outside Parliament. The woman who burned London, watching over the city she destroyed. What Rome did to her, she made them pay for. Did they teach you that? We will. 🇬🇧 That is your history. This is who we are. We find what Britain has forgotten. And we tell it properly. Be part of us. Be Proud Of Us. 🙏🇬🇧

Proudofus.uk

55,993 次观看 • 3 个月前

🇬🇧 The Kuwaiti boat migrant Abdullah Albadri, 34, has been found guilty of preparing a terror attack after attempting to storm the Israeli embassy in London armed with two knives. Albadri had arrived in Britain illegally from France by small boat just 16 days earlier. Before the attack, he reportedly sent his mother messages saying: “I chose the path of martyrdom” and “be proud of me because I will conquer the enemies in their own homes.” Police arrested him while he tried climbing the embassy railings in Kensington. Officers later found “martyrdom” notes and knives in his possession. During the trial, prosecutors said the attack was motivated by the Gaza war. Video: GB News

🇬🇧 The Kuwaiti boat migrant Abdullah Albadri, 34, has been found guilty of preparing a terror attack after attempting to storm the Israeli embassy in London armed with two knives. Albadri had arrived in Britain illegally from France by small boat just 16 days earlier. Before the attack, he reportedly sent his mother messages saying: “I chose the path of martyrdom” and “be proud of me because I will conquer the enemies in their own homes.” Police arrested him while he tried climbing the embassy railings in Kensington. Officers later found “martyrdom” notes and knives in his possession. During the trial, prosecutors said the attack was motivated by the Gaza war. Video: GB News

Visegrád 24

58,135 次观看 • 2 个月前

The oldest weapon ever found on Earth wasn't made in Africa. It wasn't made in the Middle East. It was made in Essex. 420,000 years ago. Before the pyramids. Before Stonehenge. Before any civilisation on Earth. Someone stood on a riverbank near Clacton-on-Sea, picked up a piece of yew wood, and carved a spear point using a flint tool. They chose yew — the strongest, most flexible wood in the forest. They scraped it smooth. Shaped it to a point. This wasn't an accident. This was engineering. In 1911, a man called Samuel Hazzledine Warren dug it out of a beach. He thought it was an antler. For decades, experts argued it couldn't be a weapon. The people who made it weren't clever enough, they said. Then in 1995, eight complete throwing spears were found in Germany. 300,000 years old. The debate was over. The Clacton Spear was confirmed as the oldest worked wooden weapon ever discovered. It sits in the Natural History Museum in London today. They tell you British history starts with the Romans. It doesn't. This land runs deep. 🇬🇧 Be part of us.👇 Be Proud Of Us. 🇬🇧

The oldest weapon ever found on Earth wasn't made in Africa. It wasn't made in the Middle East. It was made in Essex. 420,000 years ago. Before the pyramids. Before Stonehenge. Before any civilisation on Earth. Someone stood on a riverbank near Clacton-on-Sea, picked up a piece of yew wood, and carved a spear point using a flint tool. They chose yew — the strongest, most flexible wood in the forest. They scraped it smooth. Shaped it to a point. This wasn't an accident. This was engineering. In 1911, a man called Samuel Hazzledine Warren dug it out of a beach. He thought it was an antler. For decades, experts argued it couldn't be a weapon. The people who made it weren't clever enough, they said. Then in 1995, eight complete throwing spears were found in Germany. 300,000 years old. The debate was over. The Clacton Spear was confirmed as the oldest worked wooden weapon ever discovered. It sits in the Natural History Museum in London today. They tell you British history starts with the Romans. It doesn't. This land runs deep. 🇬🇧 Be part of us.👇 Be Proud Of Us. 🇬🇧

Proudofus.uk

317,446 次观看 • 5 个月前

BREAKING: 🚨 UNITE THE KINGDOM — 13TH SEPTEMBER 🚨 THE CALL TO RISE. BRITAIN UNITE. On September 13th, patriots from across our land will converge on London. The Unite The Kingdom Rally, arranged by Tommy Robinson, will bring the people together in one voice. This is not just another protest. This is the moment Britain says: ENOUGH. 🔥 Enough of mass illegal immigration. 🔥 Enough of betrayal by globalists and weak leaders. 🔥 Enough of censorship and silencing patriots. ADVANCE UK WILL BE THERE ⚔️ Advance UK will be there in force — with myself and many of our members standing shoulder to shoulder with the people. We march together for: 🇬🇧 Sovereignty. 🇬🇧 Freedom. 🇬🇧 The future of our children. A NATION UNITED — AND A WORLD WATCHING 🌍 📢 From Scotland to the South Coast. 📢 From Wales to East Anglia. 📢 From the North to London’s heart. But this fight is bigger than Britain. We call upon patriots in America, Europe, and across the free world: 👉 Pin this video to your profile. 👉 Share it widely. 👉 Stand with the British people. 💥 September 13th in London is not just a date — it is a turning point. Let the world see that Britain has not fallen. Let the globalists know their time is over. 🚨 Unite The Kingdom. Unite the People. Unite for Britain. 🚨 Thank you to The Full Metal Patriot. 👉 Join us today: UNITY IS STRENGTH. Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 Advance UK Advance UK Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 Howard Cox Ben Habib Elon Musk Richie Taylor Jason Coursey Full Metal Patriot

Jim Ferguson

187,092 次观看 • 11 个月前

So let me get this straight: Kamala Harris mother is Indian, and was born and raised in India.. Kamala’s father is mixed with Jamaican and Indian, and he was born and raised in Jamaica.. Kamala does not have a Black American parent, and she was raised in Canada — so how did she become a Black American or an African American woman? Taraji P Henson hosted the 2024 EBT awards, and she opens the show dressed like Kendrick Lamar rapping to his diss song aimed at Drake, titled “They Not Like Us.” Then there’s a segment during the awards show where Taraji and Kamala are chatting on the phone — when Kamala tells Taraji “They Not Like Us,” referring to Kendrick’s diss song about Drake not being a Black American or from the Black American culture…Kamala puts on her sister girl persona, while using Black American colloquialisms to seem more relatable to the Black American audience and the culture — but, the Democrats were setting the stage for her presidential campaign… According to Kendrick, Drake is a culture vulture and a fraud because he was raised mostly in Canada by his white Jewish mother.. Hence, the title “They Not Like Us.” However, Drake’s father is Black American, born and bred in Memphis, Tennessee — and he is the Descendant of American chattel slaves.. Drake was also raised with his Black American father/family in America, throughout his childhood and as an adult…So how is Drake “Not Like Us,” but Kamala Harris is?

So let me get this straight: Kamala Harris mother is Indian, and was born and raised in India.. Kamala’s father is mixed with Jamaican and Indian, and he was born and raised in Jamaica.. Kamala does not have a Black American parent, and she was raised in Canada — so how did she become a Black American or an African American woman? Taraji P Henson hosted the 2024 EBT awards, and she opens the show dressed like Kendrick Lamar rapping to his diss song aimed at Drake, titled “They Not Like Us.” Then there’s a segment during the awards show where Taraji and Kamala are chatting on the phone — when Kamala tells Taraji “They Not Like Us,” referring to Kendrick’s diss song about Drake not being a Black American or from the Black American culture…Kamala puts on her sister girl persona, while using Black American colloquialisms to seem more relatable to the Black American audience and the culture — but, the Democrats were setting the stage for her presidential campaign… According to Kendrick, Drake is a culture vulture and a fraud because he was raised mostly in Canada by his white Jewish mother.. Hence, the title “They Not Like Us.” However, Drake’s father is Black American, born and bred in Memphis, Tennessee — and he is the Descendant of American chattel slaves.. Drake was also raised with his Black American father/family in America, throughout his childhood and as an adult…So how is Drake “Not Like Us,” but Kamala Harris is?

HarrietEve9

661,820 次观看 • 2 年前

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 Modern Wales was written down 600 years before it existed.📜 🇬🇧 By a Welshman who vanished into the mountains 🏔️ On 16 September 1400, Owain Glyndŵr raised his banner at Glyndyfrdwy and declared himself Prince of Wales 👑 The Welsh came to him from every valley 🐉 In 1402, he won the Battle of Mynydd Hyddgen ⚔️ By 1404, most of Wales was his 🏰 That year, in Machynlleth, he did something no Welsh prince had ever done. He called a parliament 🏛️ 4 envoys from every commote in Wales. Envoys from France 🇫🇷 from Spain 🇪🇸 from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 stood beside them. Wales had a parliament. And a prince. 2 years later, at Pennal, he wrote to the King of France ✍️ It is called the Pennal Letter. It set out what Wales should be 📜 An independent Welsh church ⛪ 2 Welsh universities. One in the north. One in the south 🎓 The Welsh language recognised in law 🐉 Welsh people governing themselves 🏛️ All of it written down. On 31 March 1406. This is what Wales would become. The English crown sent army after army ⚔️ Aberystwyth fell in 1408. Harlech fell in 1409. His wife was taken. His daughter Catrin. His grandchildren. They died in the Tower of London 🏰 By 1412, Glyndŵr was alone. He vanished into the mountains 🏔️ He was never captured. He was never betrayed. For 600 years, Wales had no parliament. The Welsh language was punished out of children. But the Pennal Letter survived 📜 Held in the Archives Nationales in Paris 🇫🇷 Waiting. In 1999, the Welsh had their assembly back 🏛️ In 2020, it was named the Senedd. The parliament of Wales 🐉 The Welsh language is now official. 2 universities for the north and the south 🎓 All that Owain wrote down. 616 years later. He hadn't failed. He had been early. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ He is one of many. The Welsh have been writing themselves up for centuries 🐉 Charter by charter. Parliament by parliament 📜🏛️ From one Welsh prince in a stone hall in Machynlleth 👑 Will you help us tell that story to those who need to hear? 👇🙏 👉 👈 Be part of us. ☝️🇬🇧 Be Proud Of Us. 🙏🇬🇧

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 Modern Wales was written down 600 years before it existed.📜 🇬🇧 By a Welshman who vanished into the mountains 🏔️ On 16 September 1400, Owain Glyndŵr raised his banner at Glyndyfrdwy and declared himself Prince of Wales 👑 The Welsh came to him from every valley 🐉 In 1402, he won the Battle of Mynydd Hyddgen ⚔️ By 1404, most of Wales was his 🏰 That year, in Machynlleth, he did something no Welsh prince had ever done. He called a parliament 🏛️ 4 envoys from every commote in Wales. Envoys from France 🇫🇷 from Spain 🇪🇸 from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 stood beside them. Wales had a parliament. And a prince. 2 years later, at Pennal, he wrote to the King of France ✍️ It is called the Pennal Letter. It set out what Wales should be 📜 An independent Welsh church ⛪ 2 Welsh universities. One in the north. One in the south 🎓 The Welsh language recognised in law 🐉 Welsh people governing themselves 🏛️ All of it written down. On 31 March 1406. This is what Wales would become. The English crown sent army after army ⚔️ Aberystwyth fell in 1408. Harlech fell in 1409. His wife was taken. His daughter Catrin. His grandchildren. They died in the Tower of London 🏰 By 1412, Glyndŵr was alone. He vanished into the mountains 🏔️ He was never captured. He was never betrayed. For 600 years, Wales had no parliament. The Welsh language was punished out of children. But the Pennal Letter survived 📜 Held in the Archives Nationales in Paris 🇫🇷 Waiting. In 1999, the Welsh had their assembly back 🏛️ In 2020, it was named the Senedd. The parliament of Wales 🐉 The Welsh language is now official. 2 universities for the north and the south 🎓 All that Owain wrote down. 616 years later. He hadn't failed. He had been early. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ He is one of many. The Welsh have been writing themselves up for centuries 🐉 Charter by charter. Parliament by parliament 📜🏛️ From one Welsh prince in a stone hall in Machynlleth 👑 Will you help us tell that story to those who need to hear? 👇🙏 👉 👈 Be part of us. ☝️🇬🇧 Be Proud Of Us. 🙏🇬🇧

Proudofus.uk

51,004 次观看 • 2 个月前

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧 A blind man built 180 miles of road across the Pennines. He navigated by touch and memory. His name was Blind Jack. 🦯 Born in Knaresborough, Yorkshire, 1717. At six he caught smallpox and went blind. That never stopped him. He learned to ride. To swim. To hunt. At fifteen he became a fiddler. He fought at the Battle of Culloden. He ran a stagecoach company. He eloped with the innkeeper's daughter. The day before her wedding to another man. 💨 He bet a colonel he could walk from London to Harrogate faster than a coach. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁹󠁯󠁲󠁫󠁿 He won. Five and a half days on foot. 207 miles. In 1765, Parliament authorised new turnpike roads across the north. There were very few people with experience. Jack was 48 years old. He seized his moment. He walked every route first. Alone. Then he built. Proper foundations. Drainage. Techniques nobody had used before. 🛤️ Then he hit the bog. Other engineers said it was impossible. Jack cut heather from the moor. Bound it into rafts. Laid the road on top. The bog held. ✅ Across the north of England. 180 miles of road. You have driven on his roads. At 77 he walked to York to dictate his life story to a publisher. 📖 He died in 1810. He was 92. He left behind four daughters, twenty grandchildren, and ninety great and great-great grandchildren. Did they teach you his name? 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Jack could never see the roads he built. He made them anyway. For everyone who came after. These stories are in the dark. You keep the light on. 👉 💡 Be Part Of Us. Be Proud Of Us. 🇬🇧

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧 A blind man built 180 miles of road across the Pennines. He navigated by touch and memory. His name was Blind Jack. 🦯 Born in Knaresborough, Yorkshire, 1717. At six he caught smallpox and went blind. That never stopped him. He learned to ride. To swim. To hunt. At fifteen he became a fiddler. He fought at the Battle of Culloden. He ran a stagecoach company. He eloped with the innkeeper's daughter. The day before her wedding to another man. 💨 He bet a colonel he could walk from London to Harrogate faster than a coach. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁹󠁯󠁲󠁫󠁿 He won. Five and a half days on foot. 207 miles. In 1765, Parliament authorised new turnpike roads across the north. There were very few people with experience. Jack was 48 years old. He seized his moment. He walked every route first. Alone. Then he built. Proper foundations. Drainage. Techniques nobody had used before. 🛤️ Then he hit the bog. Other engineers said it was impossible. Jack cut heather from the moor. Bound it into rafts. Laid the road on top. The bog held. ✅ Across the north of England. 180 miles of road. You have driven on his roads. At 77 he walked to York to dictate his life story to a publisher. 📖 He died in 1810. He was 92. He left behind four daughters, twenty grandchildren, and ninety great and great-great grandchildren. Did they teach you his name? 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Jack could never see the roads he built. He made them anyway. For everyone who came after. These stories are in the dark. You keep the light on. 👉 💡 Be Part Of Us. Be Proud Of Us. 🇬🇧

Proudofus.uk

58,719 次观看 • 4 个月前

One man swore his door would never shut on a homeless child again. 🇬🇧 Nearly 60,000 children came through it. One winter night in Victorian London, a homeless boy led a young medical student up onto the rooftops, to where the city's lost children slept in the freezing dark. The student counted 11. He was Thomas Barnardo, a Dublin-born student bound for missionary work in China. China never got him. The East End did. He left his training behind, because the children could not wait. In 1870 he opened a home for destitute boys at Stepney Causeway and taught them a trade. Then a boy called Carrots was turned away one night because the home was full. 2 days later he was found dead, of cold and hunger. Barnardo swore it would never happen again. A sign went up: no destitute child ever refused admission. The door stayed open, lamp lit, all night, every night, for the rest of his life. By his death in 1905, nearly 60,000 children had been taken in. We tell him whole. His staged fundraising photographs and his child-emigration schemes are criticised today, and fairly, and we do not hide it. But the door he kept open took in tens of thousands of children who had no one, and the charity that carries his name still works across Britain. Britain is built by people who will not look away. We put the names back, free, for anyone who wants them. If you can afford to, help us teach thousands their own history: Want to learn more? Be part of us. ☝️🇬🇧 Be Proud Of Us. 🙏🇬🇧

One man swore his door would never shut on a homeless child again. 🇬🇧 Nearly 60,000 children came through it. One winter night in Victorian London, a homeless boy led a young medical student up onto the rooftops, to where the city's lost children slept in the freezing dark. The student counted 11. He was Thomas Barnardo, a Dublin-born student bound for missionary work in China. China never got him. The East End did. He left his training behind, because the children could not wait. In 1870 he opened a home for destitute boys at Stepney Causeway and taught them a trade. Then a boy called Carrots was turned away one night because the home was full. 2 days later he was found dead, of cold and hunger. Barnardo swore it would never happen again. A sign went up: no destitute child ever refused admission. The door stayed open, lamp lit, all night, every night, for the rest of his life. By his death in 1905, nearly 60,000 children had been taken in. We tell him whole. His staged fundraising photographs and his child-emigration schemes are criticised today, and fairly, and we do not hide it. But the door he kept open took in tens of thousands of children who had no one, and the charity that carries his name still works across Britain. Britain is built by people who will not look away. We put the names back, free, for anyone who wants them. If you can afford to, help us teach thousands their own history: Want to learn more? Be part of us. ☝️🇬🇧 Be Proud Of Us. 🙏🇬🇧

Proudofus.uk

26,049 次观看 • 2 个月前