There is a video of the reconstruction of the events. On a remote Airforce base in England, parliament was reconstructed accurate to scale. The same amount of gunpowder was obtained, and placed under the rebuilt parliament. Cut outs of the lords and the king were placed in the building to see the rest of the explosion. The time was set. Warnings were issued to aircraft and surrounding area to the distant of 10 miles (15 km). They set the powder off and the building exploded. With that amount of powder, the building unzipped like a cheap suit. Every cutout was destroyed. Just as would have every person in the parliament in 1605. Remember, remember the 5th of November.

@heyhandersen5802

27 күн бұрын

The power of the black powder explosion would be determined by the casing and the structure of the building -- a basement of concrete would be far more deadly then an open wood enclosure. Also it was very difficult to store powder without moisture seeping in. Too much moisture would dampen the explosion. An effective bomb with low explosive gun powder would need 1. a strong shock wave, 2. a big fire, 3., poisonous gas. All a bit scarce in the gunpowder of the 1600's though, I note, these planners intended 3-4 barrels of powder; one wonders how they would have fused it. Getting the wicks to fire with synchronized blasts would have been a problem.

It's about 10:00 in London [when this was uploaded]. Hope everyone has had a good evening, and enjoyed their fireworks and bonfires.

Very interesting info. It illuminated my understanding of what I thought about all of this. V for Vendetta does not do this history justice. Thank you.

@cracked_walnut

6 ай бұрын

To be fair, V for Vendetta is a dystopian science fiction story where one of the protagonists appropriates the imagery of Guy Fawkes and the Gunpowder Plot in his attempt to disrupt a totalitarian regime. Neither the original author, Alan Moore, nor the filmmakers suggest in their respective stories that they are presenting an interpretation of history.

@brentandamandahyden79

6 ай бұрын

Agreed. I was just saying that I know very little about this time period & was only familiar bc of that fictional reference. It’s a bit ironic of how deeply spiritual the original conflict was in relation to the theatrical hype of inclusion & tolerance as presented in the dystopian future interpretation.

@BillyBob-wq9fl

6 ай бұрын

@@brentandamandahyden79yeah its the opposite of real life.. in real life it was a left wing takeover and they persecute Christians and promote homosexuals.. The producers were soon to be trans people.. and tainted the story with their fetishes..

Best documentary I’ve watched so far!! 👏🏻

Very close...

Why aren't the names of the commentators onscreen, next to their image? The only one I recognize is, Prof. Hutton. The other speakers I have NO idea who they are.

I grew up Lutheran became Catholic. I have no anger or hatred towards either. May they all rest in peace. They all believed in their relationship with God.

*So when are you guys going to do a big video on Ancient Egypt?*

0:42 for Fawkes sakes😂

@351clevelandmodifiedmotor4

2 ай бұрын

1:50

"The equivalent of Hiroshima." Such a dumb comparison, I can tell this is going to be sensationalist and annoying.

@auntiec6294

5 ай бұрын

I disagree. That analogy was used merely to help us in 2023 to understand what the impact would've been to people in 1605 had the plot succeeded. We've grown up seeing massive explosions and carnage both in real life and in entertainment. No one at that time had ever seen anything like the devastation that explosion would've created. There was nothing inappropriate or sensationalist about the analogy. We just have to think it through a little bit instead of having a knee-jerk reaction.

@gastonbouchard9330

Күн бұрын

What a moronic comment. Do you go about life misinterpreting people as you've done here?

This was just on the Real History channel?

Certainty will be the death of us all.

I kinda would of like to see what of happened if the gunpowder went off using dummies a fake model of the room etc etc to see if it was as destructive as they said it would it would be

@gamehammerjax1585

Ай бұрын

Keep watching videos about the gunpowder plot and eventually KZread will recommend that video to you it's out there and it's great

John Johnson is the worst fake name, guaranteed he didn’t even think up a fake name until they caught him. “ who are you!?” “ I am…. John… Johnson, yes John Johnson.

@gabrieljohnson6116

2 ай бұрын

You take that back.

Verry interesting but stopt halfway every three minits ads makes it irritating

@audreyricci6383

5 ай бұрын

I have the little black stop ads on my phone . Unless otherwise stated all I have to do is tap stop ads and they are gone. I have a Motorola android phone.

@auntiec6294

5 ай бұрын

It's worth it to me to just pay for a monthly membership. I watch YT all the time and it's a fantastic experience without the ads! It's worth every penny imo.

@kurtmac

5 ай бұрын

@@auntiec6294 Absolutely correct! The monthly membership has more than paid for itself in videos I watch, without the annoying ads! 👍

A for effort

Congratulations with Guy Fawkes Day, Brits! From an Anglophile on the other side of the Norwegian Sea, that forgot it yesterday. 🙂

Amazing content ❤. Literally enjoyed it. But comparing this to Hiroshima is hilarious 😂

@auntiec6294

5 ай бұрын

As I said elsewhere, I disagree. That analogy was used merely to help us in 2023 to understand what the impact would've been to people in 1605 had the plot succeeded. We've grown up seeing massive explosions and carnage both in real life and in entertainment. No one at that time had ever seen anything like the devastation that explosion would've created. There was nothing inappropriate or sensationalist about the analogy. We just have to think it through a little bit instead of having a knee-jerk reaction.

@hindsighter

Күн бұрын

@mainakangshu2686 The comparison is spot on. Just because you don´t understand it doesn´t mean it's wrong.

Fantastic! As usual, to fanatics they are in the right and everyone else is wrong. If innocent people have to die, God works in mysterious ways. If God had wanted them to survive, then He would have saved them. A tale as old as humanity.

Comparing this to Hiroshima is utter nonsense. Not even for what the aftermath would have been. Why can't they keep it more factual and grounded in reality... Sensationalism... Bigger Than T rex....

@TracyD2

6 ай бұрын

I agree. I’m tired of it and it turns me off.

@JimSmithInChiapas

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for your post. I was going to watch, but now I won't bother.

@JimSmithInChiapas

5 ай бұрын

@@alexandriagentry5220 "New kind of technology"? The attempt was made in 1605. Gunpowder had already been used extensively in warfare for a century. So yes, the comparison with Hiroshima is ridiculous.

@johnkeller6063

5 ай бұрын

I think it was ment to say that it would have the same in reaction in England as what happened to reaction of the people in Japan

@auntiec6294

5 ай бұрын

​@johnkeller6063 Agreed. That's exactly what was meant by it. People are so hypersensitive that they can't even think through an analogy. 🙄 He said, "It was the powder keg equivalent to Hiroshima," not that it WAS the equivalent to Hiroshima. The point is to help us in modern times to understand how shocking and abhorrent it would've been to people in the 1600s to experience an explosion like that because no attack of that magnitude had ever been carried out before.

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Anyone else think this was rigged?

Guy Fawkes, A man so pious he wanted no separation between church and state and the radical left uses his image as a "socialist/commie revolutionary". 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

Where were the Jesuits