“Except the President cannot, alone, guarantee anything.”
Absolutely correct. British participation in World War I came about largely as the result of a lot of “executive agreements” over Belgium, etc.
The British people and Parliament were never asked their opinion (or consent) about going to war; they were just told that they were in it.
“It’s also the reason confederate money won’t work at the store anymore.”
If anyone wants to pay me in genuine Confederate money, I’ll take it, at an exchange rate of dollar for dollar!
“The British people and Parliament were never asked their opinion (or consent) about going to war; they were just told that they were in it.“
But why would the British people have a role in such a decision? That’s not their system.