Aren’t they all part of a commonwealth already?
No, never, no, no, and some more no.
They can have the east maybe, but the west would be far better off to join the USA if they are doing things like this. The west would benefit and the USA would benefit greatly. The only downside is I’m not sure the USA could absorb people that are very right wing and very tenacious heh.
Ping.
Wasn’t this called Imperial preference back in the day?
I’ve been watching UK, Canadian, Australian, New Zealand TV.
(Acorn Channel)
interestingly , they share the same actors.
Why do we still see articles from national review?
They try to gray black and white issues.
Almost in the same category as b crystals rag(he who voted for a sick crazed hrc)
Don’t subscribe. Let them fail. They are a big part of our problem.
They already have this.,..
It’s called the British Commonwealth...
BTW I was born in NZ but I was born British..
I have a NZ birth certificate but I could have had a British passport rather than a NZ one...
The first time I went to England years ago with my NZ passport, I was welcomed as though I belonged...
Even now with my American passport which lists my NZ birth, I have no hold ups at customs etc...
2 years ago in Scotland, I was just waved on through :)
Young people in NZ and Aussie go back and forth no need for a passport, and they work in the other country...just like going to another state...
I remember I could also live and work in Canada if I had wanted to..
This sounds like ignoramus commie Justin Trudeau...
Plus theres always the fact that England just escaped from one EU but the internal enemies want to put them back under external control...
Rule Britannia, Britannia rules the waves
England never ever ever will be slaves
Canadians don’t realize how fortunate they are to have this huge market so close. The prices of basics in NZ and Australia is staggering. Canada benefits from its closeness to American, and Mexican markets.
Diversification is fine and good for many reasons, but we should really work on good and fair relationship with the US, or we risk biting the hand that feeds.