[fishtank]

Is India considered part of the Anglosphere?

[Rummyfan]

The British historian Andrew Roberts, the author of, among other works, "A History of the English-Speaking Peoples Since 1900," has been writing about it in recent years. He foresees a new alliance of the English-speaking peoples as a counterweight against the authoritarian nations of the globe. He notes that the English-speaking nations have the same values, many of the same institutions, similar traditions and the same language. He sees them composing the Anglosphere.

Not exactly a new idea, it's been floating around for quite some time and it would certainly serve our and the rest of the Anglospere's interests better than the useless vile venal UN. Of course we and all the other members would be denounced as racist chauvinistic neo-imperialist blah blah blahs..... Who cares?!

[LordOddsocks]

“BBC received something like 100,000 complaints from viewers when it canceled television coverage of its scheduled programing in deference to the activities at Windsor and related events”

I was one who complained. They cancelled all programming on all channels and replaced it with blanket coverage of the death. So all the principal channels simulcasting the same event.

[canuck_conservative]

some form of federation among Canada, Australia, New Zealand and the U.K. [and the US]

Those are already the "Five Eyes" Nations, now they just need to expand beyond intelligence cooperation to full military alliance

[Albion Wilde]

a new alliance of the English-speaking peoples as a counterweight against the authoritarian nations of the globe. He notes that the English-speaking nations have the same values, many of the same institutions, similar traditions and the same language. He sees them composing the Anglosphere.

The values are not because of the language or skin color. The values are because the greatness and primacy of these nations were developed under Christianity.

Likewise, the present disorder is due to the suppression of Christianity.