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Tribal people reacting to Why You Never Mess With A Guard Of The Tomb Of The Unknown Soldier
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@rileyblack4415 2 года назад

That older gentleman has seen some things. He carries himself like an old soldier, notices things that the others don't, and thinks in a way that I can only describe as tactical

@loner1878 2 года назад

I was thinking they definitely needed to react to the Queen's guard shoving people out of their way lol

@Questknight12 2 года назад

I missed the older gentleman's name, the greybeard. He strikes me as being a warrior once, the hawk's look in his eyes as he noticed no rank and how listens and respects and, talks of the tomb guard being fellow warriors. He also strikes as still willing if needed to once more take up the rifle. His hearing is keen and his eyes still sharp as even i, 20 30 years younger than he missed the sound of the M-14 being loaded and, prepared for use, unlike that man.

@batboy555 2 года назад

Yeah he carried a rifle before.

@serujiphonx9070 2 года назад

His name is Abdul.

@serujiphonx9070 2 года назад

@@batboy555 I was impressed how he perfectly analized that the soldier chambered a round.

@carrieflood4265 2 года назад

Thank you so much for explaining all of this to these wonderful people. It would be great if you could have them explain something about their lives and culture. They have learned a lot about American and other western countries and I would like to know about their culture. Thank you.

@sherip9854 2 года назад

Yes. They all seem like genuine lovely people. Would love to learn more about them too. ❤️ from Canada

@Jo-yp8wy 2 года назад

I agree.

@dennytaylor1005 2 года назад

I agree. Great comment

@kennethakesson8670 2 года назад

I think that would be a wonderful opportunity for the viewers to learn something new, as well as allow your friends an opportunity to share something important.

@samsmom1491 2 года назад

This would be wonderful for those who fear anything connected to Islam to see these beautiful people with good souls. People fear what they don't know.

@mr.smithgnrsmith7808 2 года назад

8:20…those statues, the Korean War memorial, the 7th soldier on the right, holding a 1919 over his shoulder is my grandfather James G Smith Sr…..he was awarded a silver star among many other medals for saving 12 men’s lives in the Battle of the Bulge in WW2….they casted his exact likeness etc…they had a ceremony for him in D.C. and Bob Dole gave him the medal, R.I.P. Grandpa

@KoriEmerson 2 года назад

He’s my hero. The bulge was hell on earth.

@joyalexander5842 2 года назад

Bless you and your family.💕

@Questknight12 2 года назад

Valhalla is honored to have such as he....

@amazinggrace5692 2 года назад

Respect for your grandfather. Comfort too you. 💕🐝🇺🇸.

@chriswhite4999 2 года назад

I literally burst out crying when they explained why no rank insignias! The person that thought of that had a kind, deep, lovely soul.

@JACorvin 2 года назад

The respect that these gentlemen show is something to be proud of and learned from.

@davideide2403 Год назад

That is just the problem with the world today. Few people respect the feelings/customs of other peoples If we as citizens of this world would just try a little harder to "get along" with others this world would be a nicer place to live. I admire the respect these viewers have for the solemn situation of this great National Memorial and Cemetery. All countries who have lost soldiers in conflicts/wars with other countries/peoples have similar memorials and they too should be respected by all! Thank you for these videos, I want to see more.........

@rakninja 2 года назад

so much respect for abdul. "those who didnt run away." i salute you, abdul aziz rind, from one warrior to another.

@codysykes5568 2 года назад

9:35 This is also the reason why at a forward operating base during wartime you won't see a superior officer being saluted, if a sniper is watching and they see someone being saluted/respected this would tell the sniper who to pick out of the group.

@samsmom1491 2 года назад

Yes, that is the policy in battle. Here, it is a matter of respect to the dead, since their rank is unknown along with their identity.

@C4CHopeless 2 года назад

First off, I love what you guys are doing with this channel. Second, I want to explain something that people may see in the video and have a question about. This is in regards to seeing the guards put lighters near their uniforms. Many of us in the military would use lighters to burn away excess threads on our uniforms. This is because the uniforms are mostly polyester for ceremonial uniforms or fire resistant for camouflage uniforms. Thus, by burning the excess thread it creates a bulb of burnt material that prevents the thread from unraveling further. The bulb is small so it can't be seen unless you get your eyes really close. Think of putting a knot in a shoelace to prevent it from going through the eyelet, and burning the thread does the same thing. Plus, burning the thread allows you to get closer to the cloth than scissors. I wouldn't recommend this on normal clothes, as there is a higher chance of creating burns on your clothing. Hope somebody finds this useless tidbit interesting.

@TRYBALS 2 года назад

Hey sir, I was wondering that. I knew it had to do with something about tidying up their uniforms but thank you for giving me the exact reason they did that 🤗

@C4CHopeless 2 года назад

@@TRYBALS Glad you found it helpful!

@joyalexander5842 2 года назад

Yes, thank you. I thought incorrectly that it had something to do with cleaning their metals. But that would cause burn marks. Silly me

@kristyvancleve9084 2 года назад

I love this. My Dad was a member of the Old Guard back in the late 40's. I'm sure some of the requirements have changed since then. I don't recall him having a badge, but he coveted that time as a Tomb Guard more than anything. I recall a story he told many times - he was on duty one night and heard people talking. Knowing that the cemetery was closed he was surprised to see an officer with a lady friend approaching the Tomb. Dad said he came to port arms and sternly directed them to leave. The officer and Dad exchanged words ending with the officer threatening him with court martial and Dad responded to go ahead, he was more afraid of his ranking officer of the guard than he was of the officer in front of him. Dad was all of maybe 19 years old at the time. He's gone now, but I'm sure he would have loved this video. Thank you for posting. These men and their respectful reactions were so dear, and I appreciate their reactions.

@jamesschultz5865 2 года назад

Do Not Mistake your Rank for my Authority, SIR!

@batboy555 2 года назад

And what exactly is this officer going to say at the court Marshall? A sentry stopped you from bringing your girlfriend to this place.

@williams.baxter4709 Год назад

"I thank God for letting the unknowns rest in the soil they had fallen for." Abdul Aziz Rind, thank you sir for your words of kindness and respect. As someone who was once a United States soldier, this means a lot to me.

@groovygrandmama4726 2 года назад

Please Convey to these gentlemen how much I appreciate their respect and kindnness

@DoctorSess 2 года назад

These videos are very educational for many people from different cultures. It shows that despite all our differences we share much more similarities. God bless these wonderful tribal people.

@chillimack 2 года назад

So different, and so much in common. I'd be happy to have them for neighbours.

@joannharrington2279 2 года назад

I wà able to watch the changing of the guard when I was 12 years old. Today I am 65 and still remember the ceremony and respect shown.

@brettridings5594 2 года назад

Absolutely adore the videos and the comments for it. It's wonderful to see such a varied group of people being kind and respectful to everyone. Keep making these please!

@seanversacci463 2 года назад

Abdul is sooooo, like OG, so much respect and has the natural demand for some respect for the wisdom and insight he gives, really, really cool.

@rosegirl1964 2 года назад

I'm Canadian..and the Changing of the Guard has always moved me to tears. This has got to be the greatest display of respect 💜. Blessings all 🌸🌹

@robclark8889 2 года назад

If we ALL learned from each other, traditions, customs, etc. there would be a lot less ignorance and ugliness in the world. Let’s face it, when we get to know each other and learn each other’s backgrounds, cultures, customs, etc. we not only become better people but respect is earned from both sides. One from learning, the other from teaching. We ALL need to learn and teach. Simple rule: To get respect is to give respect.

@jamesschultz5865 2 года назад

Abdul Aziz Rind. Somewhere in that man's past is a Combat Veteran! I had to pause the video cause I was laughing so hard! I thought it was hilarious that, that old man knew EXACTLY how chambering a round sounded.

@Turnipa 2 года назад

I do like how much respect and kindness these ppl have on things they don’t understand yet. It’s amazing to see ppl give praise to things we over look.

@matthewm3669 2 года назад

Also I would be interested in watching a video of y'all educating us on Muhammad Ali Jinnah. As a way to share some of y'alls history with us.

@damian_smith Год назад

Yes! Even sharing some things specific to Sindh or their own villages could be interesting to Pakistanis from other regions. The fashions and food of Chitral are quite different.

@FunkyM3RKyMunky 2 года назад

My first sergeant was a Guard of The Unknown Soldier.

@matthewm3669 2 года назад

Another reminder I respect and love all your souls, and I enjoy the content of y'all sharing your learning experiences.

@battygirlrachel 2 года назад

Thanks for fixing the subtitle issue!

@ravebunny6372 2 года назад

This is awesome to see that history is being shared and learned the way is should be :3 with and open mind and willingness to take in all around us so that we can share and teach to others as well :3

@bclap06able 2 года назад

These are always awesome to watch....it's slowly watching the world come together and get to know each other lol

@OrlindeEarfalas 2 года назад

Commenting again on the re-posted video! It was great to see them react and their thoughts are always interesting :D Can't wait for the surprise next week!

@tashumbriamiller 2 года назад

I can't wait too see what it is either. I'm actually kinda excited.

@JohnnyPappas 2 года назад

Thank you for sharing this with them. I wonder if a video on Pearl Harbor, as the 80th Anniversary is coming up, would be interesting to them.

@mr.smithgnrsmith7808 2 года назад

The gentleman without the headwear is a legit dude…would love to sit and talk with him….all seem cool, but he seems like he’d enjoy rock n roll etc

@NadeemAhmed-yr9ti 2 года назад

I loved the comment by Abdul when he says “ These men are not those that run away, they are very brave” Which of course they were.

@jaredbarton6161 2 года назад

This channel is fascinating. Really love the content and the people.

@stpariah9609 2 года назад

This channel continues to deliver amazing content. Keep up the great work. Much love from the southern USA.

@angleradams3224 2 года назад

I love your videos, I would like to hear the stories of the people you interview

@common380 Год назад

So beautiful to see the sharing of cultures with amazing people

@brandonmuddarks8654 2 года назад

Such beautiful people, I wish I could experience your culture. I find tears in my eyes often, from the feeling you have placed on my heart. A good warm kind feeling, tears of joy

@bulletproofpepper2 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing !

@AngeliFernandez Год назад

I honor you and the amazing contributors to this channel. I feel nothing but respect for your willingness to cross boundaries and borders in physical, intellectual, and Spiritual spaces. I wish the best and hope this channel flourishes and is met with the thankfulness one must offer.

@jefftodd6384 Год назад

The older man with the head dress seems very wise. Much respect for him.

@joyalexander5842 2 года назад

Seeing there respect and awe for these guards brings tears to my eyes. Bless them.

@MarieAntoinetteandherlittlesis Год назад

Thank you for reading and translating our comments, and showing us their responses! It makes the videos more enjoyable.

@JayRock21122 2 года назад

Perfect video to watch with my morning coffee.

@npswm1314 2 года назад

I would love to see them watch about the Papal Swiss Guard. There are some good videos about them you could find. You dont mess w/them either. They may carry pikes most of the time and dress like clowns (No offense to them but its people's mental association w/the style of clothing.) but they are some of the most well trained and dedicated soldiers on the planet. The Vatican Armory is no joke.

@phis.750 2 года назад

yeah they look ailly, but if I remember correctly they are an elite force, and ahould not be under estimated.

@prdurnion83 Год назад

The colors of their uniform are of historical importance. They commemorate the Medici Family, and were designed by Commander Jules Repond based on 16th Century depictions of the uniform.

@davepetros3827 2 года назад

A wish of mine is to have a cup of tea with Ustad Rind and listen to his wisdom, even for 10 minutes.

@Sprnklrmn 2 года назад

I’m really enjoying your channel.

@a.marquez6192 Год назад

God Bless them! ❤️ They are wonderful and show amazing respect for others. They brought so much respect and joy to me just by watching their reactions and joy to learn about everything! I love to learn!

@SilverionX 2 года назад

I'm surprised that Mr Jutt reacted in such a positive way to female guards. Obviously westerners hear a lot about how people in other parts of the world treat women and I didn't know what to think one way or another. But it does make me see Mr Jutt in a new way. We're all learning from each other here, I'm glad I got that prejudice out of the way.

@MartineH1 2 года назад

I am so glad that I found this channel. this people is so kind and respectful, so full of God in their hearts and respect for the others and different cultures. It opens our eyes and minds about the differences and the humanity that we can find everywhere.

@Stormcloakvictory 2 года назад

Always like seeing tribal people's perspective and knowledge. Sadly to contrary belief, many of them are very aware of the common world and have another insight to things as well. Also really love video's with the Hadza tribe in Tanzania Africa.

@hopcat500 2 года назад

Thank the responders for their respect and understanding!

@Caperhere 2 года назад

Learning more about the changing of the guards.👍😊

@anthonyfromtexas2067 Год назад

I love what y'all do and how y'all show so much respect and understanding not only to the US but to all people and traditions

@JoeyCheex0583 2 года назад

its such ashame that people around the world don't show a level of respect like these people do

@NadeemAhmed-yr9ti 2 года назад

A big thank you to those commentating on the videos. There comments are wonderful to hear.. I think it’s so important to remember the known & the unknown soldiers who died for there country .. for people whom they knew nothing about & in far away lands far from there loved ones .. May they forever rest in peace ..

@blabbermouth2747 2 года назад

I love them all. This is wonderful ❤️

@PickleAllergy Год назад

"I thank God for letting the unknowns rest in the soil they had fallen for" oh my gosh.

@TheAcworthdude 2 года назад

You should show them "Arlington National Cemetery"

@17thknight 2 года назад

Abdul is actually right about why you don't display rank during war. If you know who an officer is then they're an easy target. He's either been a soldier or is just a really clever man.

@andya688 2 года назад

Much Respect. God Bless

@lanna7917 2 года назад

Maybe do a reaction video on the silent guard?

@ColoradoGrami 2 года назад

Gentlemen, thank you for participating in the video reactions. I am learning about who you are as people for the first time. I must say I am happy to see men eager to continue to learn. I will be watching.

@CDRhammond Год назад

Throughout the various branches of the US military there are special qualification pins a service member can earn. In the US navy the pins outside of a select few are silver for those who are enlisted ranks and gold if the service member is an officer. The qualification pin I wore on my uniform during my time in the service was the USN/USMC aviator qualification pin worn by any officer in the USN or USMC that is a pilot of any military aircraft. One of the most recognizable qualification pins is that of the USN SEAL'S which is one of the very select few that are gold for all ranks.

@maegliinvalantor6441 Год назад

"because people could target them easily." I love where his mind goes with that, a man of a different time.

@MrZenGuitarist Год назад

Ah - I just wanted to tell that I really like and appreciate this channel, and all of the participants of it! They are like unofficial ambassadors of Pakistan. Which is needed - since most things we, in the 'West' hear about Pakistan is seldom good. Either it's different natural catastrophes - or something that lead you to believe that all people of Pakistan are religious fundamentalists, extremists or 'radicals'. So - it's nice to see such nice people who contradicts that narrative! Great show - and love from Sweden! (And - I saw that the people here are from Sindh...although I believe I once heard one speak of with a reference to Baluchistan...? Or, am I wrong? I have friends who are from Iran - from their part of Baluchistan...that's why I thought I heard that reference.)

@everythingisfine9988 2 года назад

Shows like this remind me that we have so much incommon 🌍🌎🌏 Also, dude with the white beard seen some action back in the day. He really understands why the tomb of the unknown soldier needs to be guarded.

@RLhole68 2 года назад

I would like to understand more of their lives as they are so willing to understand the life I have in America, I understand they have different beliefs than I do, but like them I want to learn and understand so we can despite what our governments say we learn and understand each other and live in peace as we all want in the end.

@alanp3334 2 года назад

I think they might greatly like to see Fred Dibnah, especially laddering a tall chimney.

@sophianaqvi3697 2 года назад

Bhai u r making us so excited

@TRYBALS 2 года назад

🤗❤️🌷

@seanpagano4784 Год назад

I would love to be in a classroom with these people.

@BojaneBugami 2 года назад

I've said this before, but this video includes 2 of the best beards I've ever seen👍👍

@cyndybutler7330 2 года назад

God bless all of you yes we respect our dead they’re hero’s to us and the soldiers don’t outrank them , unfortunately there are people who don’t respect them , it’s a hard place but much honored

@lauralkelley7056 Год назад

I would love to see them react to a marching band performance. Or even if you can find one of a rehearsal.

@mjking9019 2 года назад

I love seeing their reactions. As a Canadian I'd love to see them react to videos about our RCMP, National War Memorial, The Peace Tower etc..

@papalsaint1571 2 года назад

I think that Sir Abdul Aziz Rind is great but you can definitely tell he has fought americans in the past lol. especially with the line at 9:35 "no because anyone could target them easily" in response to why the guards dont display rank insignia. But I think another good video to show the team is the history of Japan on the bill wurtz channel

@smartassist9700 2 года назад

In very bad weather they must continue their guard. Deep snow, storms, high winds, tornados! They continue focus guard always!

@karinac.3378 2 года назад

Can't wait for the surprise!!! 🤩🤩🤩🤩

@TRYBALS 2 года назад

Sorry but it's going to be after the next video for some reason. But it would be worth the wait I can guarantee that 🤗

@karinac.3378 2 года назад

@@TRYBALS no problem🤩worth waiting 🤗thank you very much

@nachgeben 2 года назад

These men are awesome. Please let them know that few Americans disagree with the existence of this. Americans may disagree with the military, but we are almost all united in respecting the fallen soldiers, known and unknown. Those who don't respect them are heavily ostracized and even find themselves challenged by those who are considered criminals, like biker gangs, who will stand against them if they protest soldier funerals and the like.

@SotonSam 2 года назад

Can you have them react to the British Royal Guard. The actively serving red jackets outside Royal residences.

@myreallife6386 2 года назад

I wish all of us had the good manners and respect that these men and the owner of the channel have:)

@TRYBALS 2 года назад

Kindness is always a masterpiece ~ John Lennon 🤗❤️🌷

@thomasnguyen5197 2 года назад

a comment to support you and the people in this channel.

@TRYBALS 2 года назад

We appreciate your love & support Thomas 🤗❤️🌷

@srbrant5391 2 года назад

America is a land of urban legends. We have so many rumors, myths, legends and ghost stories. Sometimes they're scare stories you'd hear in the schoolyard like gross things being found in food, or strangers found lurking in peoples' home, or alligators in sewers. Others involve terrifying monsters and beasts, such as Bigfoot, Mothman, the Jersey Devil, Ogopogo, Wendigos and Skinwalkers. And others are more mundane, such as an intact Bible being found in the World Trade Center's ruins, a video game that deletes itself if you lose or the ones about the Unknown Soldier in the video.

@KendrickMan 2 года назад

Would Abdul be comfortable explaining why he had to become so familiar with guns? I could absolutely understand if he didn't.

@TRYBALS 2 года назад

The place where he belongs from is a very dangerous place, different tribal wars and a lot of other reasons too. So being trained in it can become handy anytime. You can search more about his place known as Balochistan. But I can assure you that there is no need to be concerned. Abdul is one of the nicest men I have ever known.

@KendrickMan 2 года назад

@@TRYBALS he truly is! He's just like my grandfather.

@toericabaker 2 года назад

The original video always made me too nervous or embarrassed to actually click on and watch 🙈🙈🙈 hopefully watching with the Trybals will give me courage

@releasekracklin4538 2 года назад

Every time I see one of these videos, I gain a greater respect for the men and women in them.

@mikedooly7288 2 года назад

The Changing is something to see. It contains a peaceful solemnity. .

@TRYBALS 2 года назад

We did a video on that too, also the story of the unknown soldier. Please check them as well

@Drebotchris 2 года назад

When I was stationed in Afghanistan, in the middle of the camp is a cemetery were members of Genghis Kahn army. We were told to show respect and not go through it. Also we heard a story about someone whom rocketed the cemetery and was caught by the locals whom dragged to body behind a pick up truck!

@Torsdagskvallsmys 2 года назад

Haha here in Sweden when, If you cross the marked line, the sitting guard Will aim his gun in your face as he is also loading it , with a bullet in the Chaimber while screams at you to get the fuck out or i shoot. I mean he Will run upp to your face aggressive as he possible can, aim his fully loaded rifle so the pipe is almost touchen you screamin get out or he Will shoot you... I mean ive whitness did and I almost shit my pants.. he was so scary. I thought i was though until I saw a man wirh a rifle ready to kill. I dont think im though now.. he really scared the shit out of me.i was shaking

@JustTanya. 2 года назад

It's amazing and sad how they show respect to the men and women who guard the Tomb Of The Unknown Soldier but citizens of this country at the actual tomb, don't. We don't even show our respect to the service men and women in this country and they are on the other side of the world watching a video and still show their respect. I'm watching this video of these gentlemen showing respect for my country's service men and women and it's a beautiful thing to see and I extend my respects to them. Thank you. 😊

@brianschafer2522 2 года назад

Have they ever reacted to the Marine Corps silent drill team?

@TRYBALS 2 года назад

yep

@cloud819 Год назад

I really like Mohammed, he seems like solid guy. I wish the best for him and his family.

@tonyrobots 2 года назад

Blessings friends. Who will the special guest star of next week's episode be? If it is someone from the videos, my guess is the throat singer (awesome). Cyndi would be asking too much 😺 If not, perhaps someone famous in your country so we can learn a bit about your culture.

@TRYBALS 2 года назад

It's a surprise. But not in next video but after that. Next video is a request from Ustad Batzorig. He is currently doing a cultural project and wants us to help him spread the word. I feel so special that he has now considered us his friends 😃

@tonyrobots 2 года назад

@@TRYBALS cool beans can't wait to see!

@tonyrobots 2 года назад

@@TRYBALS so, if I am reading the tea leaves correctly (hope hope), Abdul Aziz had better start practicing now!

@PaulEcosse 2 года назад

To clarify the Queen situation. She is the Queen of England, however she is known as Queen Elizabeth II of England & Wales, Queen Elizabeth I of Scotland and Queen Elizabeth of the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth.

@eggsykingsmans674 2 года назад

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-2A3HLWtHYWA.html

@toericabaker 2 года назад

or you can also call her queenie weenie lizzy wizzy

@PaulEcosse 2 года назад

@@toericabaker Call her whatever you like I'm not a fan personally.

@MdGuardian1032 2 года назад

Respect for the honored dead is universal, and it is telling that these fine people understood immediately. I went when I was a child with my grandfather, who was at Omaha beach on D-day, the battle of the bulge and all the way to the end of WW2, and made sure 7 year old me knew how to behave.

@KoriEmerson 2 года назад

Your Grandpa is my hero. Omaha was hell, and the bulge was one of it’s levels. We are blessed to grow up with these men.

@fgg4136 2 года назад

You guys should do a video about this or maybe something similar. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-yTw7qps1WG8.html It's a video about a man who lives with bears. Your guys Lion Whisperer video did well so this one might aswell.

@remmychevalier2552 2 года назад

I wonder if there is a way to show your respects to Tomb Guards, while remaining silent and stoic, aside from remaining silent and stoic? It's a tremendous weight they are bearing. Peace, From Canada.

@apex_blue 2 года назад

They should react to The battle of midway from the Japanese perspective

@SeohnAranys 2 года назад

Yes is quite interesting how little people know about Islam compared to Christianity here in America. They are more similar than many realize. Yes, there are differences. But it is when people focus on the differences, that is what causes the divide. We should always focus on what makes us all the same so that we come together in peace.