did anyone want to hear a #Shakespeare speech castigating nativist cruelty against #immigration?
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There's also this one that is more recent.
There's number of examples of Ian pulling out this speech since then, yours is a good example
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did anyone want to hear a #Shakespeare speech castigating nativist cruelty against #immigration?
of course such a speech exists: bigoted malice against #immigrants is not new. the wicked have long yoked the ignorant and indecent for power
it refers to a real event: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evil_May_Day
it is called "The Strangers' Case" speech
from the play "Sir Thomas More"
here delivered by #IanMcKellen from memory
on "The Late Show With #StephenColbert"
Nothing in humankind is ever new, the mechanisms universal…
And a most excellent lecture and presentation by Ian McKellen!
Simply marvelous.
400 years ago.
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did anyone want to hear a #Shakespeare speech castigating nativist cruelty against #immigration?
of course such a speech exists: bigoted malice against #immigrants is not new. the wicked have long yoked the ignorant and indecent for power
it refers to a real event: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evil_May_Day
it is called "The Strangers' Case" speech
from the play "Sir Thomas More"
here delivered by #IanMcKellen from memory
on "The Late Show With #StephenColbert"
@benroyce doesn’t the app have a message box ??? I don’t get it. 🧐🧐🧐🤔🤔🤔🤔
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did anyone want to hear a #Shakespeare speech castigating nativist cruelty against #immigration?
of course such a speech exists: bigoted malice against #immigrants is not new. the wicked have long yoked the ignorant and indecent for power
it refers to a real event: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evil_May_Day
it is called "The Strangers' Case" speech
from the play "Sir Thomas More"
here delivered by #IanMcKellen from memory
on "The Late Show With #StephenColbert"
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@benroyce doesn’t the app have a message box ??? I don’t get it. 🧐🧐🧐🤔🤔🤔🤔
@freddex i don't understand. What app. What don't you get
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@freddex i don't understand. What app. What don't you get
@benroyce a direct message to my followers. Do I have to mention them ? It only has it on the web. And it’s just a first message. I couldn’t even find the messages I’ve sent to someone.
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@benroyce a direct message to my followers. Do I have to mention them ? It only has it on the web. And it’s just a first message. I couldn’t even find the messages I’ve sent to someone.
@freddex yes there is a box for you to write then post a message
Go to your profile and click the pen icon
You can also view your timeline there
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apparently he knows it so well because he performed this in 1983 for bbc radio
i can't find a recording though, it's all locked up behind various access and rights nonsense
@benroyce @geppiegep According to Wiki, first performed it on stage in 1964. So he’s had this memorized longer than I’ve been alive.
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did anyone want to hear a #Shakespeare speech castigating nativist cruelty against #immigration?
of course such a speech exists: bigoted malice against #immigrants is not new. the wicked have long yoked the ignorant and indecent for power
it refers to a real event: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evil_May_Day
it is called "The Strangers' Case" speech
from the play "Sir Thomas More"
here delivered by #IanMcKellen from memory
on "The Late Show With #StephenColbert"
@benroyce this is also a great reminder of why conservatives hate history and art, history to teach us this evil of hatred of others has always existed, and art to stir in our soul that it can and should be overcome. Great share, Ian McKellen is an amazing man
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did anyone want to hear a #Shakespeare speech castigating nativist cruelty against #immigration?
of course such a speech exists: bigoted malice against #immigrants is not new. the wicked have long yoked the ignorant and indecent for power
it refers to a real event: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evil_May_Day
it is called "The Strangers' Case" speech
from the play "Sir Thomas More"
here delivered by #IanMcKellen from memory
on "The Late Show With #StephenColbert"
@benroyce 400 years ... and it's always the same ...
Great Great Ian McKellen.
Beautifull and simple message. -
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