England: We Few, We Hapless Few, We Band of Betrayed

“We few, we hapless few…”

Kenneth Branagh’s electrifying performance of Shakespeare’s St Crispin’s Day speech in Henry V (1989) once stirred hearts with defiance, honour, and patriotic fire. Today, it tolls like a dirge for a battered nation.

In 2025, under a technocratic Starmer government and the suffocating consensus of the Uniparty, ordinary Britons find themselves voiceless – economically squeezed, culturally sidelined, and politically ignored. The institutions that once embodied national pride now cower before imported ideologies, illegal immigration from the third-world , bureaucratic cowardice, and media manipulation.

This video reframes a timeless speech as a lament for the betrayed – a people still loyal, still patient, but increasingly aware that the Britain they loved is being dismantled in plain sight.

This is not nostalgia. It’s a warning.

—————————————

🎬 Credits
Clip from Henry V (1989), dir. Kenneth Branagh
Based on William Shakespeare’s Henry V
Rights: The Samuel Goldwyn Company / Renaissance Films

Used under fair use for commentary, satire, and socio-political critique.

—————————————

⚔️ For every forgotten taxpayer, every ridiculed patriot, every silenced critic – this one’s for you.