Whenever Sturgeon pisses me off I can come here and see real Scotsmen and women celebrating the Union and showing solidarity with Ulster. It uplifts me and reminds me how lucky we are to be British. God bless the red, white and blue.
i have been watching the bands for a while . the effort the bass drummer puts into his music and the length of the march and the heat i started to think these fine lads where supermen to keep it up for so long . then i saw a lad marching close by with a set of sticks round his neck and all became clear ! grand work lads grand work .
@@robbie9314 not been to a march in years, but when we did, our mates went with us, huns and tims from a glesga scheme who went with each others sisters. it was just a PARTY
Hi, its not a battle as such, its just that the bands entertain the crowds and the best band doing so earns the unofficial crown of battle of the bridge best band.
@@toothpickit2472 ...any Canada-Russia or Canada-USA hockey game is an occasion for loud, patriotic fun...we just need to add a few snare drums...Call in the Peel Regional Police pipe and Drums...or the Black Watch out of Montreal...or the Simon Fraser band out of Vancouver or the Winnipeg Police or the 78 Fraser Highlanders out of Toronto.
It's a collection of drunken ,unemployed orange bigots who pledge their loyalty to England, although they claim to be Scottish, there are also loyalist terrorist sectarian murder gang members who they support but tell you they hate terrorism. In short these disgusting people do not represent the people of Scotland but represent a small low life faction who are trapped in the 17th century, in other words they are sad and lonely people pitied by all.
