Britain as a 51st state ?

Larry L.

Lifetime Supporter
You Brits are on your socialist OWN 'far as I'm concerned!!!

We have enough people over here right now who want YOUR system/style/attitude with regard to what govt ought to be/do/provide!!!

May I respectfully say, NUTS TO THAT!!!
 

Keith

Moderator
You Brits are on your socialist OWN 'far as I'm concerned!!!

We have enough people over here right now who want YOUR system/style/attitude with regard to what govt ought to be/do/provide!!!

May I respectfully say, NUTS TO THAT!!!

Excellent comment! Fully agree....
 

Jeff Young

GT40s Supporter
If you dig down into those links, there are some interesting articles not so much on political union (which yeah, you guys don't want to mess with, I agree), but more on an economic "Anglosphere" of the US, Canada and the UK. THe idea is something like the EC but instead of joining a hodge podge of European countries, teh UK joins (economically) with two similar, resource laden and productive societies -- Canada and the US.

Interesting idea really. I do think the US and the UK have far more in common than the US does with Mexico, or the UK with say Italy. Perhaps there is a mutually beneficial relationship there, beyond what we have now.
 
Larry makes a good point too. The sad fact is that we are a socialist society, just in denial.

Reds in the bed. Apparently every person employed on the London Underground is a hero! According to their Scargill wanna-be mouth-piece Bob Crow.
 
As an aside, does movement of the tectonic plates, fall under the same category of natural circumstances, as the weather/climate? Or is that man-made too?
 
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Keith

Moderator
Larry makes a good point too. The sad fact is that we are a socialist society, just in denial.

Reds in the bed. Apparently every person employed on the London Underground is a hero! According to their Scargill wanna-be mouth-piece Bob Crow.

They're all munts....

Nothing wrong with a bit of right wing socialism old bean. Worked wonders for Bliar. Fifty million smackeroonies - that's not a trifle.

Bring on the champagne!
 
The UK was one of the founder members of EFTA, however we left in the seventies when we joined the 'Common Market' as that kind of replaced it.

I wasn't old enough to vote that time, but I hope to have the opportunity to vote to leave one day !

Regards Steve
 

marc

Lifetime Supporter
I like the tea but could do without the punters and the nutters. And you have get rid of Heathrow. Really.
 
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