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Queen Elizabeth II passed away hours before Dr Jordan B Peterson would give a public lecture. At this event, he was asked, 'how could the death of the Queen affect the boundaries between English communities around the world?' His answer was honest and thought provoking. He explores the weight and grandeur of the monarchical system, the legacy of its longest reigning Queen, and the great loss so many have to bear.
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Personally speaking - there's two people who have been shining lights to me in life - the male inspiration is Jordan Peterson. The female inspiration is Queen Elizabeth II. Jordan Peterson being on British soil when the Queen passed away and speaking so immediately after the fact was quite deep for me on several levels.
@flatoutt1 Says:
his comment about slavery and the poms roll in doing something about it ,still sits me down in admiration and respect .with a tear or two.
@ChristopherSpindola-wv2su Says:
What event is this?
@HiteTricks Says:
People praising monarchies is wild. It's antithetical to American culture. We are revolutionaries. Jordan Peterson is a hack.
@Cactus-s6c Says:
Whole loada Bollocks
@autumnleaves2766 Says:
Watching this in 2024. What a great speech, off the cuff. Sadly many British people don't know their own history and the education system is not helping in this regard. The monarchy is not in great shape at the moment, what with the King having been treated for prostrate cancer, and the Princess of Wales being treated for cancer too. Queen Elizabeth was an excellent monarch and she genuinely cared about Britain and the wider Commonwealth. Her own mother had lived to the age of 101 and many of us felt that the late Queen would bring up her own century too. She kept her declining health a secret, there's been speculation that it was some kind of blood cancer that she had towards the end. Many believe that she had some concerns about her eldest son's suitability for the role of monarch. It does remind me of King Edward VII coming to the throne in 1901 after the long reign of Queen Victoria. He was elderly by then and not in the best of health. Is history repeating itself perhaps ? Dr Peterson made a profound statement here, as he always does. The world is a better place with him in it, he is a beacon of hope in a dark and troubled world.
@paulmaddams3951 Says:
Watching this again, now 2 years later, his words are the true more today than ever. The Beautiful Queen Elizabeth II, is gone, England has something special to guard, right now people are going to jail for freedom of speech. Laws of England and Great Britain are being thrown in the rubbish. something I am sure would not be happening with a strong monarchy. It is as if they waited for her to be gone. So very sad!!!!
@vickieandrew1010 Says:
I miss The Queen. ❤ 🙏 👑 🇬🇧 ❤
@nicksmith-chandler458 Says:
🦎
@glenhubbard-kw1qi Says:
You are a true diplomat
@MadaraUchiha55910 Says:
I believe wholeheartedly that the British crown should butt out of Canadian lawmaking,
@smacwhinnie Says:
Canada has the same monarchy
@smacwhinnie Says:
Kentucky Derby? Have you see Ascot?
@oscarellenius2007 Says:
For good and bad king Charles is not his mother. I do think the monarchy does need to update but I personally would have preferred prince William to be king rather than Charles
@spursgog835 Says:
Don’t know how it will impact England, I’m from Wales 🏴
@Pisti846 Says:
HM Charles DID rise to the occassion!
@LISA.WANG. Says:
3:00 5:13
@stanleybuchan4610 Says:
It's about time a senior politician stood up to praise our history. But the trouble is that nobody would because they're all a bunch of mealy-mouthed appeasers. Both Lab and Con.
@richardbirch4115 Says:
I swore my allegiance to the Queen over god. Now shes gone, my patriotism is more connected to the land and traditional british culture instead of the royal family. I think there are many like me. I've changed into a man that wants a British republic. I'd love to preserve the commonwealth though I really believe in it as a force for good. Like an improved version of the British Empire of old.
@davidowen8805 Says:
That last comment at the end I think we need to hear that more
Let’s be happy not angry 😅
I’m 🏴 and when Scotland 🏴 wanted to leave it broke my heart ❤️ I’m so glad they stayed the Scottish hummer is like nothing else plus there like are crazy hat 🎩 keeping everyone nervous good luck invading Scotland u get your ass kicked as a north 🏴 man a sleep well knowing this
@markwaters4582 Says:
Lizzy in a box
@vivienhodgson3299 Says:
The first time I ever came across anti-royalist thinking was when my family moved to Scotland in 1967: I was 15. It was part and parcel of 'ScotNat' beliefs that the royal family were an English imposition of power over the Scots..conveniently forgetting that there was an awful lot of Scots ancestry in the royal family, and the then Queen Mother was in fact a Scot. My instinctive reaction was to reject this notion, though with typical teenage cowardice, I said nothing. I am one of the youngest Brits to have been born before Queen Elizabeth's reign; the King died a month after my first birthday. I never realised just how much the royal family meant to me until the Queen died, and Mr Peterson's words have clarified it all for me.
@carltontweedle5724 Says:
It felt like I lost my gran again, she will be missed for a long time.
@daveofyorkshire301 Says:
Charles illness is both a catastrophe and a blessing. He's not seen as up to the job, but as a caretaker to prepare for William this could work. I personally thought Charles shouldn't have taken the throne, William in his forties made a much better potential continuation of the monarch than a 75 year old that we now know has health issues. The Queen was so stable because of her longevity.
Continuity is the most essential element of the monarchy. It's the bedrock that the country recognises as both an unofficial authority and an independent soft power ambassador.
The Queen was politically mute, socially neutral and relative quiet on most things. Which is why when she spoke out people listened. It wasn't about forcing compliance, it was about creating a dialogue and encouraging discussion. You didn't really ignore the Queen. Even though she had no real political power, even if she had it she didn't use it, she knew how soft power worked...
@daveofyorkshire301 Says:
If your chief executive has to go before someone, bow and answer to them - it is a very good thing. The monarch has no real power these days, but forcing your Primeminister to bow and defer to someone elses - that knocks hubris right out of them. It's essential to remind everyone with power that they aren't a supreme power. No one person has such power.
I know somebody is going to quote special circumstances and historical powers. But they're rabbit holes to get lost down to shutdown the conversation.
The most important part of giving someone power is to attach a collar and leash to limit their use of it. Absolute power corrupts absolutely, and everyone would be corrupted no matter how much a paragon of virtue they believe they are.
When people get power they always believe they are right and they can prove it by applying enough force to make it happen. But it never does happen just the way they want, so they become tyrannical in the pursuit of their Utopia, Nirvana etc and it's always somebody else that failed to create their dream.
That's why you reign in people who have power. That's why you never allow independent executive power in one person's hands. That's why you limit and restrict through oversight and direct intervention to prevent tyranny growing...
Tyrants can grow from the most peace loving people or the most evil despot they both think they're right and everyone will thank them when they've fixed everything. Nobody thinks they're evil or got it wrong. That's why you need more people to balance the hubris...
@daveofyorkshire301 Says:
This American myth of the separation of powers between executive, judicial and legislative is a myth. Executive appointment judicial and judicial restrain executive, that doesn't sound like separation to me. Legislative is bound to the political executive and judicial are interpreting legislative. THEN throw in the Supreme Court that steps on political, legislative, judicial, executive and a predominant pre-eminent power over all of it...
Not to mention executive powers that are ment to control the federal authorities by executive order are actually creating legislative rules for the masses...
Not forgetting the complete failure of the forth estate - _the Fourth Estate refers to the press, journalism, or the news media_
_The Fourth Estate is often considered a vital component of a democratic society, as it serves as a watchdog, holding those in power accountable and providing the public with information and perspectives on current events_
@paulkelly5947 Says:
I am a bit confused - Queen Elizabeth was also Canada monarch. Why does he speak as if she wasn't.
@Magicalfluidprocess Says:
The queen did not die , queen is a title , the woman who acted in capacity of queen died
@copferthat Says:
It was not the power the Queen held that was important, it was the power she and her office denied politicians. A constitutional monarchy is a strange system designed by a strange and wonderful people It's the worst possible method of government, except for all the rest.
@barrybutler6375 Says:
Hope you live long Jordan. Our planet needs you.
@johnmarkey4862 Says:
Great man
@CowHorace Says:
The man just rambles
@JohnnySmith. Says:
Typical British deprecation as always.Its not in our nature to brag about things.We leave that to the - shall we say - more immature up and coming nations born of the Empire.😊
@JohnnySmith. Says:
Donald Trump loved and respected Queen Elizabeth 2nd.Ive listened to him speak about her both before and since Her passing.He never showed anything but true 100% respect to Her Majesty,something that as an Englishman,I will never forget.
@mattplatt6693 Says:
I just want to say, you can see how much Jordans wife loves, respects and admires him.
@chawenhalo0089 Says:
Technically, the UK monarch is also the head of the armed forces. This is to preclude a govt. turning it's army against it's citizens.
@EL-cg2lj Says:
As a Canadian with close British ancestry, the Queen will always be my Queen. She is loved by many, many Canadians for the respected person she was and always will be in our minds and hearts.
@dylanhouchin1606 Says:
Such irony that the first to give me national pride as an Englishman isn't an Englishman himself. Bravo.
@penname5766 Says:
I think Princess Catherine is more than up to the task in terms of maintaining a squeaky clean image and upholding decency and so on, but I’m not sure she has the same charisma as QEII. Perhaps if she gets to that position and has the opportunity to shine, she will blossom.
@penname5766 Says:
I had no idea Trump had a 15-year TV career. He might’ve been famous but pretty sure that didn’t make it across the pond.
@kristinebailey6554 Says:
It won't affect the world. Brittain maybe. Anything "royal" is the stuff of fantasy. Politicians consider themselves royalty and that is ludicrous enough.
@Dave68Goliath Says:
Without a Monarchy we could have a political Head of State like B-liar, Brown, Cameron, BOJO. No thank you.
@user-Rocket-Fest Says:
Forcing medical treatments upon people or loose their incomes?? That smells like a USSR job, not even close to true freedoms and a choice. JP is now getting Cabal funding I think
@seanbrogan2930 Says:
England is just one part of the United Kingdom
@seanbrogan2930 Says:
Why just English communities when she was the Queen of the United Kingdom, died in Scotland and loved her Scottish home?
@The_Bean_Head_Men Says:
I keep coming back to this, reminds me to be proud and thankful.
@RHD1889 Says:
Can we match more from this? whats the source?
@stephenpine2448 Says:
I'm a Brit ... and a firmly left-wing one at that (although not 'woke'). . Even I have had a belly full of the current fashion for bashing my country. Mostly it comes from those who live here within it and benefit from doing so ... or people with a twisted version of history in their minds. This video is like a tonic. It's the kind of thing I find myself needing to remember and hear every once in a while. I think this is maybe the 5th time I have watched it? Britain IS a truly great country and (even today) most people around the world know it. Thanks for helping us remember, Jordan.
@ClassicRiki Says:
Great answer. God save the King. She will always be THE Queen 🇬🇧 🏴
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