One World Goverment

[KingOrfeo]

Actually geographically false and culturally true. Geographically both Japan and the British isles are connected to the continent near by. It is the relative isolation which made for a cultural difference. Only the UK and Ireland use a Westminster style of government. The Euros are all republicans. Japan also uses a Westminster style of government.

But it's not only a matter of political constitutions. Britain is part of the culture of European Christendom, and has been for more than a thousand years. And Japan is part of the China-Korea-Japan culture complex, cultures all deeply shaped by Buddhism and Confucianism.

 

[Hard_Rom]

But it's not only a matter of political constitutions. Britain is part of the culture of European Christendom, and has been for more than a thousand years. And Japan is part of the China-Korea-Japan culture complex, cultures all deeply shaped by Buddhism and Confucianism.

Try tell the Yanks they are still essentially English. See how that goes over. The US even uses English Common Law. Music and movies from across the Anglosphere are happily viewed. Only a tiny constitutional spat keeps them apart. Culturally the UK is much closer linked with North America and south east Asian region than Europe. Europe use civil law. So language and law two very important aspects of a culture keep the UK separate from the continent and closer linked with the former colonies.

 

[KingOrfeo]

Try tell the Yanks they are still essentially English. See how that goes over.

Well, according to Samuel Huntington's Clash of Civilizations theory, both are part of Western civilization.

http://selfconsciousuniverse.altervista.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/sell-fig09_x008.jpg

And Latin America isn't, even though Spain and Portugal are.

 

[Hard_Rom]

Well, according to Samuel Huntington's Clash of Civilizations theory, both are part of Western civilization.

http://selfconsciousuniverse.altervista.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/sell-fig09_x008.jpg

And Latin America isn't, even though Spain and Portugal are.

And Republicans and Democrats are both Americans. With the rhetoric from both sides one would think it was a religious difference. Also didn't stop Brexit.

 

[KingOrfeo]

And Republicans and Democrats are both Americans. With the rhetoric from both sides one would think it was a religious difference.

There's more than one kind of religion.

Also didn't stop Brexit.

Every nation has its idiots and sometimes they form an actual majority.

 

[Hard_Rom]

Every nation has its idiots and sometimes they form an actual majority.

And sometimes they don't but still win.

 

[BotanyBoy]

The UK much of the time does not include itself in Europe.

Tough shit for them because they are.

We just want the US to rejoin the Anglosphere family.

But, the US doesn't.

So why does the US want to be like the Europeans?

It doesn't for the most part.

 

[4est_4est_Gump]

If Africa is Brown, why isn't China yellow?


And what the hell is up with the tan for Ethiopia?


Guyana is light purple?

 

[KingOrfeo]

We just want the US to rejoin the Anglosphere family.

If England, Wales, Scotland, NI and the Canadian provinces apply for statehood, we'll consider it. But don't forget, the Constitution guarantees each state a republican form of government -- which you pretty much have now, but the Queen would have to go nevertheless.

 

[4est_4est_Gump]

If England, Wales, Scotland, NI and the Canadian provinces apply for statehood, we'll consider it. But don't forget, the Constitution guarantees each state a republican form of government -- which you pretty much have now, but the Queen would have to go nevertheless.

Irish still need not apply...

 

[Hard_Rom]

If England, Wales, Scotland, NI and the Canadian provinces apply for statehood, we'll consider it. But don't forget, the Constitution guarantees each state a republican form of government -- which you pretty much have now, but the Queen would have to go nevertheless.

We don't have a republican form of government. We have a Westminster style. And if you think Quebec would join in you're dreaming. Your constitution allows for Canadian provinces to join as states not other countries. You folk just need a long overdue counter-revolution and rejoin the family.

The US is like the oldest child who rebelled against the parents and stormed out of the house. Canada is next oldest and towed the line. Australia admires it's oldest sibling and is a tad rebellious. NZ is the baby of the family and closest to being like the parents.

 

[KingOrfeo]

We don't have a republican form of government. We have a Westminster style.

Tomayto, tomahto.

And if you think Quebec would join in you're dreaming. Your constitution allows for Canadian provinces to join as states not other countries. You folk just need a long overdue counter-revolution and rejoin the family.

Do we get taxation with representation this time? If so, God Save the Queen-Empress!

Of course, that arrangement would reduce England to a minor province of the American Empire . . .

The US is like the oldest child who rebelled against the parents and stormed out of the house. Canada is next oldest and towed the line. Australia admires it's oldest sibling and is a tad rebellious. NZ is the baby of the family and closest to being like the parents.

And South Africa?

 

[Hard_Rom]

Tomayto, tomahto.



And South Africa?

We don't talk about SA.

 

[EternalFantasies]

And sometimes they don't but still win.

Amen. And thank God for that.

We don't have a republican form of government. We have a Westminster style. And if you think Quebec would join in you're dreaming. Your constitution allows for Canadian provinces to join as states not other countries. You folk just need a long overdue counter-revolution and rejoin the family.

The US is like the oldest child who rebelled against the parents and stormed out of the house. Canada is next oldest and towed the line. Australia admires it's oldest sibling and is a tad rebellious. NZ is the baby of the family and closest to being like the parents.

There is somethings I believe you do not understand about the kind of a nation founded and called the US. Which coming from you, surprises me

What you say here is no longer a dream but became a fallacy. The UK Brexited, and those who voted that way want a life a la americaine. They d not want the old style government whether western as in "Westminster style", nor civil.

The one the US created proved effective. I thought you of all people would understand that.

Need to look closely at their monuments, mottos, how the main institutions are setup, and perhaps once take a peak at that eastern entrance to the supreme court.

You've missed much symbolism, and most of the occult stuff, if not all i'm afraid.

And if you were originally Christian... hey, not gonna proselytize


But back to the UK, if missed last time, this should prove entertaining, among other things.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVYqB0uTKlE

 

[KingOrfeo]

The UK Brexited, and those who voted that way want a life a la americaine.

No, they want a life a la Britannique. Doesn't mean they're looking west.

Need to look closely at their monuments, mottos, how the main institutions are setup, and perhaps once take a peak at that eastern entrance to the supreme court.

You've missed much symbolism, and most of the occult stuff, if not all i'm afraid.

Is that a National Treasure joke, or what?

 

[pointless]

If England, Wales, Scotland, NI and the Canadian provinces apply for statehood, we'll consider it. But don't forget, the Constitution guarantees each state a republican form of government -- which you pretty much have now, but the Queen would have to go nevertheless.

ah, the hawaiian annexation. good times. i mean, not for the hawaiian's, of course, but for fans of illegal coups? man, them were the salad days.

oh yeah....

 

[Sean]

Amen. And thank God for that.



There is somethings I believe you do not understand about the kind of a nation founded and called the US. Which coming from you, surprises me

What you say here is no longer a dream but became a fallacy. The UK Brexited, and those who voted that way want a life a la americaine. They d not want the old style government whether western as in "Westminster style", nor civil.

This is quite possibly the biggest load of wrongness I've ever read on Lit. And on a board with Dishrag pisting, that's quite an achievement.

 

[KingOrfeo]

We don't talk about SA.

PREAMBLE TO THE SA CONSTITUTION: "The first rule of South Africa is . . ."

 

[KingOrfeo]

But back to the UK, if missed last time, this should prove entertaining, among other things.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVYqB0uTKlE

Hacker: Europe is a community of nations, dedicated towards one goal.
Sir Humphrey: Oh, ha ha ha.
Hacker: May we share the joke, Humphrey?
Sir Humphrey: Oh Minister, let's look at this objectively. It is a game played for national interests, and always was. Why do you suppose we went into it?
Hacker: To strengthen the brotherhood of free Western nations.
Sir Humphrey: Oh really. We went in to screw the French by splitting them off from the Germans.
Hacker: So why did the French go into it, then?
Sir Humphrey: Well, to protect their inefficient farmers from commercial competition.
Hacker: That certainly doesn't apply to the Germans.
Sir Humphrey: No, no. They went in to cleanse themselves of genocide and apply for readmission to the human race.
Hacker: I never heard such appalling cynicism! At least the small nations didn't go into it for selfish reasons.
Sir Humphrey: Oh really? Luxembourg is in it for the perks; the capital of the EEC, all that foreign money pouring in.
Hacker: Very sensible central location.
Sir Humphrey: With the administration in Brussels and the Parliament in Strasbourg? Minister, it's like having the House of Commons in Swindon and the Civil Service in Kettering!

 

[Hard_Rom]

Tomayto, tomahto.



Do we get taxation with representation this time? If so, God Save the Queen-Empress!

Of course, that arrangement would reduce England to a minor province of the American Empire . . .



And South Africa?

During the time of the War of 1812 there was no taxation in Canada. Many Americans emigrated to Upper Canada, todays Ontario. If the US could have held off invading Canada it is conceivable that a democratic vote and a slight show of force could have resulted in annexation. Fortunately that did not occur and Ontario and Canada were able to stave off invasion and eventually develop into the best part of North America.

 

[EternalFantasies]

This is quite possibly the biggest load of wrongness I've ever read on Lit. And on a board with Dishrag pisting, that's quite an achievement.

A whiner complaining for the hell of it.

 

[EternalFantasies]

So the only two having a conversation in here now are the only two who gave the same answer to the poll.

Got it.

 

[toeskr]

None of your goddamn business, punk. The rest of the world is laughing at silly, ignorant dipshits like you.

I guarantee to you little sissy, standing face to face with no keyboard to protect you. You'd never talk that shit to me.

 

[KingOrfeo]

Bog No! I had hopes that if the USA adopted a Westminster style of government there would be some hope. Damn!

One thing I'll say for the Westminster system: If we had it here, and if Trump had somehow managed to become Prime Minister, he would be gone by now; he would not have lasted two weeks before the Tories/Republicans in Parliament themselves called a vote of no confidence.

 

[KingOrfeo]

I guarantee to you little sissy, standing face to face with no keyboard to protect you. You'd never talk that shit to me.

He safely could. Fighting requires a more highly developed nervous system than God gave you.