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ARISE! LET US BE GOING! 
Amusing to see that the bagpipes were from the Emerald Society (presumably an Irish band as Ireland is known as the Emerald Isle) and yet they were playing ‘Scotland the Brave!’
Yes, I wanted to add the tag humor, but thought better of it. I did laugh, but not at this factoid, but rather about great it was to see this. I love to see patriotism for anyone and everyone anywhere at any time.
I too was wondering the same (as a former drummer from an Irish Pipe Band a married to a retired NYPD!) I like AG Barr even more!!!
I knew I liked this guy! (ummm, your next post about assassination warning got “ummm, we can’t find this page….)
Barr makes clear that it is not humor, but a sober act. Those Scots know how to march into battle.
I guess humor in that it showed up the idiocy of the unpatriotic. It was just so refreshing to see
The first time I heard “Scotland the Brave was in the movie “The Devil’s Brigade.”
Had that as my ringtone for many years