How about you do an analysis on CANZUK

@@aussiegod4269 wow i was just about to ask the exact same, in fact i did and deleted it.

What is the name of the background music?

Only to the Westminster creature does a Union-Agenda rigged referendum resulting in a narrow 55% win mean more than a BREXIT rigged referendum that still lost 62% to 38%. USSR, Roman empire and English Empire all failed for the same reason; the further you move away from national autonomy, (and arguably moreso, from localism) the closer the inflated power of sociapathic political megalomaniacs fuels the downfall. This is why England's Kingdom of parasitism will also fail, just like it's Empire of parasitism did and how both the US and Chinese will eventually also. Stop trying to rule others, individual sovereignty should be the goal, not one govt. The EU leaders also need a slap and reminded they are not a political union, they are an economic union only; and have no right to impinge on national sovereignty of others. All govts, including narcissistic creatures like Nancy Pelosi, need reminding that they are supposed to serve the people and should answer to the people.

A lot off political agenda has crept its way into the caspian report, sad but true

Argentina: *Looks at the Falklands* I've been looking forward to this

Sorry to dissapoint you guys but it's not happening. Spain has already had to give up and Argentina is welcome to get bombed again.

@@xELxYAHUx LOL.the only reason Gibraltar is with UK is owing to the local affection forthe UK...once there is no UK, Spain would clearly have his way with Gibraltar....World would also openly support Argentina against a solitary England unlike in the current scenario where a powerful UNSC permanent member cannot be questioned, good luck once the UK breaks apart!

@@piyushmanocha9367 Problem is, the UK isn't breaking apart And last time Argentina invaded they recieved global condemnation

@@cueball6969 That's because the falkland ppl love UK too and they absolutely backed a UK intervention...I am not sure it would be the same after UK breaking away...the majority non-native(Argentine and Spanish) Demographic in Falkland and Gibraltar might not resist as much later.

(Snugs up cozily in Irish blanket)

The british empire died in 1947 when the crown jewel(india) broke away. The fact that modern india which is 23% smaller than british india still has the world's 3rd largest economy by PPP and 2nd highest population in the world just shows how important india was to the british empire.

Wikipedia > "The phrase "the empire on which the sun never sets" (Spanish: el imperio donde nunca se pone el sol) has been used to describe certain global empires that were so extensive that it seemed that at least one part of their territory was always in daylight. This statement is typically a hyperbolic boast of an empire's reach, but it has also been interpreted in a literal sense. It was originally used for the universal monarchy of the European and American dominions under Charles V of Habsburg (Duke of Burgundy, King of Spain, Archduke of Austria, and Holy Roman Emperor). The term was then used for the Spanish Empire of Philip II of Spain and successors, in the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries. In more recent times, it was used for the British Empire, mainly in the 19th and early 20th centuries. In the 20th century, the phrase has sometimes been adapted to refer to the global reach of American power."

@@KillerofWestoids India haa the 6th largest economy not 3rd. Britain has a bigger economy than India. And more importantly we dont have slums like India

now imagine it in Russian

Scotland will never leave the uk im sure the scottish like not living in poverty

Shetland and Orkny Islands what independance form Scotland now because of the SNP.

That would be more of a problem for Scotland. Even Ireland drives on the left 😄

@@MrShpoulsen yeah become part of Europe so they can flood you full of "refugees" and yeah that oil will last forever good plan

Scotland won’t join the EU, thats an SNP ploy to get more people to vote SNP. The SNP hope that if they continue that line Scotland will vote for independence if they get another referendum. The cold hard fact is that the EU can’t afford Scotland. The EU lost it’s 2nd largest contributor (the UK) and the EU now only has 9 contributing members and 18 sponging members. Scotland would be a sponger not a contributor. Also there’s now a world wide recession.

US: wait for me

Don't worry, China will soon join too

Canada: ._.

@@PyroFloe France: uh oh-

@@PyroFloe China is nowhere near collapse

@Ron Lewenberg bigotry trumped economic dependence. Tragic Cornwall.

Who?

‘Bigotry’ ≠ anti immigration, if immigration in the EU wasn’t as high imagine how many lives wouldve been saved from Sars-Cov2

@@connorsimmonds9698 its bitory Connor just look at traditional British TV culture staples like Fawlty Towers, Alf Garnett or Only Fools and Horses with a negative slant on anything foreign; those devious foreigners! 🤣 The UK will now learn the hard way just how insignificant they have become.

@@connorsimmonds9698 there is no correlation between immigration and covid19 but there is studies connecting tourism and dissemination of the disease and like how tourism running from Europe spread it even more then Chineses ones just like it was proved that in Usa and Brazil the virus came from Italy for the most part so basically your argument have no connection whit the facts

They said that the unification of Ireland 🇮🇪 was impossible, but it seems we live in an impossible timeline.

Ireland wasn't unified until the English came, but of course no-one talks about that

Ireland wants the northern bit of the island so bad but also wants to replace native Irish with middle easterners. Is it really the best interests of the Irish in their hearts, or their own power?

All the while not realizing that no one wins in this situation.

@@bob_0146 It was.. under the irish king.. till the english came.. HUHHHHHHH.... WEIRDDDD

That's an idiotic comment. We in Germany don't care. Stop living in the 1930s. Me personally I hope that the UK will do very well after Brexit. Nobody benefits from the UK going into recession.

@@holz_name while I understand your frustration, (I'd probably be sick and tired of people equating my country with nazis 70 years on) I'm 95% sure it was merely a joke made in good faith

@@mohammedsarker5756 Maybe it was a joke, maybe not. I hear a lot from Brits how Germany failed to invade Europe and how the EU suppose to be the dream of Hitler. Not only from Bits, also from Italians, Greeks, Polish. Ironically of course, because those countries take billions of my tax money to stabilize their country.

brexit is acting just as romain empire britain empire napoleon hitler stalin etc been doing = strong centre and not recognizing minorities. it is very naive to expect post brexit britain to stai stable and in tact i dont knbow how and whenbut uk is done

@@holz_name Germany need to quite the eu end make a unique country with France Netherlands Belgium Switzerland danmark You guys would probably be the richest part of earth

Tag me if he responds plz hahah

@@lucky-mud Me too

Google Earth.

just leaving this here if he ever reponds

@@haykalhakeem4473 I'm pretty sure it's his own custom bespoke map and you can access it if you are a patreon supporter.

They don’t though lmao

No we dont cause unlike Scotland we aint dumb and want to lose 10 billion a year that they get off England

They cannot afford it. Scotland has oil, N.Ireland has Ireland. Wales has...sheep?

@@mtdnspirit Scotland has oil 😂😂😂 mate they're never gonna make any money of it unless the price is 120 dollars a barrel. They would flounder immeasurably

@@mtdnspirit The oil in Scotland been going downhill for a long time

Plus the soft power which comes with the anglo world

yeah, as if the St. Patrick Cross wasn't just disconsidered when drawing a simplified version of the Union Jack.

The union Jack is a toxic symbol in many parts of the world

Oisin Dalton it's also positive the Union Jack is on many flags in the world, especially in Oceania

@@ganjafi59 what value does this have for theUK

Joking aside I'd love to see a video about how these videos are edited

Yeah does he do behind the scenes content? Maybe for his Patreons?

@@simbamartens7192 I don't know, but if he does I think I might become a patron

They made it themselves.

They may have filmed it themselves

François Calvaresi know that will make the flag better a big red dragon 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

I say we replace the blue with green

John Nolan or the red from the kingdom of Ireland flag

Kieran Jenkins to be fair a big fuck off dragon in the middle of the Union Jack would look pretty badass

@@oojenkinsoo5303 more flags need dragons and mythical creatures

That woman is immortal so it had to happen at some point

The Black Nobility is more powerful than before, not less. Just because you don’t see their influence does not mean it’s less, quite the opposite. The Windsor family is still ruling much of the world, if not more than before.

She must hate David Cameron for allowing the referendum.

Worst Monarch, ever.

George VI oversaw most of the Empire falling apart.

It's been great though!!

gLoBal pAnDeMiC

I think after it is over he will post, but right now you get demonetized if you even mention covid

England, as a country, won't exist until it, too, is freed from the tyranny of Westminster and the City of London Corporation.

@@ScottishVagabond correct. This is the trouble with England, it's not ruled by we Englisc, it is illegally ruled by Noses.

1:05

1:24

1:55 That's 3 mentions of England in less than 2 minutes.

Nah. Kaiser will be back!

In a way the EU is a extended HRE.....

Hansjörg Kunde One of the key supporters of European integration which would be the springboard for EU is Otto von Hapsburg of the Hapsburg Family that have ruled Austria-Hungarian Empire and is also involved in politics of the Holy Roman Empire. If EU proves to be more resilient and would seek further integration and centralisation, they may create an internal bloc as a modern successor to the HRE.

@@krinkovakwarfare Actually the HRE had no centralized ruling system. The emperor was considerable weak. The HRE was more like a federation of duchies with independent cities like Hamburg or Bremen. To protect all against threats from outside the HRE with the emperor to uphold the law inside the HRE. As German i never liked the strong centralized approach of the EU where Brussels has all the say and the members get deprived their sovereignty. It reflect the French structure of a strong centralized system. But Europe has many cultures languages etc so the federation structure Germany has, would be the better choice imo.

Hansjörg Kunde Hm I see what you mean. I think centralisation is not the word I should describe them. What I mean to say is an inner HRE-like bloc within EU would help with the integration and establishing a stable common market.

Shh! It's a conspiracy!

Wales has always been a country, it's just not a sovereign state.

Showing your ignorance there, it's a principality.

@@Rumpelstyltskin Showing your ignorance there. Wales is a Country, and not a Principality www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-news/wales-is-country-not-principality-12589107

Aussie Boy amount of ignorance on this video hurts my head

@@carlosssramirez5194 Why?

@@dragosstanciu9866 They don't want Catalonia to be independent.

@@dragosstanciu9866 because they are afraid that Catalonia will do the same then.. But let's see how it goes. I'm quiet positive scottland will join EU in th long run

@@carlosssramirez5194 Yep, fk Spain, and Free Catalonia . Scotland does not need to be in the EU as long as it gets out of England's UK control.

dragosstanciu I've heard conflicting info on what Spain would actually do, and it might depend on whoever would be in power if such a situation was to occur. But Spain's Catalonia region has attempted to unilaterally declare independence, and Spain has other regions with separatist movements.

@jakhar Germany have always contributed to the EU, in fact they contribute almost twice more than UK, which is barely above italy by 0.14%, totaling to 11.88%. as much as that percentage is, it's not gonna shake the EU. The UK leaving is mostly symbolic. So can you stop being so self centered now.

@jakhar you guys are the one that insist on maximum Brexit, that's the reason why you have the Irish crisis in the first place. I'm pretty sure that you have same fishing laws as the EU. Well time will tell if Scotland and Wales will leave or not and so is the other EU Members. How exactly is the 65 Billion dollars , blackmail money? I'm pretty sure the Germans are more than happy to get rid of a noisy prick, quite easily too since their budget is bigger than it normally would because they don't spend a lot in military.

@jakhar The combined EU fishing fleets land about 6 million tonnes of fish per year, of which about 700,000 tonnes are from UK waters. The UK's share of the overall EU fishing catch in 2014 was 752,000 tonnes, the second largest catch of any country in the EU. Separate research by Britain's Barclays Bank shows that, by GDP, Frankfurt is Europe's richest city. The southern German city of Karlsruhe is placed second, followed by Paris in third place. London, the highest ranked UK city, is in 23rd position. That should shut down any bullshit you throw at me. Don't blame the EU for the consequences of your actions, stop being childish. Unless you have the mental capacity of a child, you would know that the EU didn't lie for you to join, afterall your previous officials was not as ignorant as you.

@Vlavitir glutginskiya the principle of EEC and in turn the EU, is to make 'war unthinkable and materially impossible', it was never limited to economics. Also the UK has a say in the EU, that's the very reason you're capable of leaving, as for your sovereignty, your officials agreed to the arrangements , to which you didn't like, and as far as I am concerned, that's sovereign. Oh what's your definition of 'bailed out', and what are the examples of this. The only ongoing crisis here is the very clear presence of your political side. The Schengen area is less denser than China and the US, it really depends on how fast and efficient you handled the situation.

Germany has always been the strongest nation in EU. And If we somehow forget Germany, France is pretty much equal to the UK.

by then wars will break out and England will just take our lands back and make u sign it over for another 300 years u dumb fuck

@@chibbsclarcson9059 It ain't the 1600s mate

The EU has more chance of splintering than the UK

@@terenceclark6858 I mean this video alone kinda says that's bollocks now don't it

@@terenceclark6858 Keep clutching to that belief, head in the sand. It's easier than admitting your bigotted xenophobia screwed the rest of us out of a future.

It did early on

It's only semantics. Don't draw conclusions too early.

Aron Johansson No, it did not.

Not the country, but the Germans.

The HRE is similar to modern Germany, without the wars

A lot more pain still to come. Get ready.

After the lockdown feel free to leave them Chris,if you're getting upset G.

It's the union flag,only a union Jack if on a ship ffs man.Do your research properly.

Chris E is really life for brits that bad?

@@barbusbogdan7 I'm a Brit and the last few years have been glorious. It perhaps depends upon whether one has been on the side with the victories? ie 4 Conservative election victories in a row and a Brexit victory, with the Tories stronger than ever.

Anton Ego, is that you?

True but I think federalism could actually work to reduce the desire for Scottish independence. This is actually discussed in this video which talks about what Keir Starmer needs to do to revive Labour, including his proposal for federalism: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/aM2XpK903qycmac.html

Simba Martens I initially read that as feudalism, and I was very confused for a second.

@@adriansz343 I mean I guess that could solve Scottish independence too....it would be a lot bloodier though! :D

@Jason Milton , are you sure you want do do that? I am asking a legit question here. No judgment.

Honestly they sealed their fate with Brexit. They'll have economic problems till the economy stabilizes and adapts to the new regulations, brexit will spike the independence movement in Scotland and will be just time on when they'll leave UK . I am not sure for Northern Ireland, but possibly if the Catholics prevail they might choose to join Ireland, and I can only imagine what will the unionists do if Northern Ireland join Ireland. I guess we'll have only Kingdom of England in future.

Scotland can't leave

@@firstnamelastname-uw6vq the idea of a united Ireland was cemented with the Good Friday Agreement. It is inevitable as more and more Catholic people come of age to vote.

Scotland=economic colopase if they leave as the uk pays them 10 billion for their goverment to run while ireland sure I can see that but thats up to the major groups in there as I dont want to cause another bad time thing

@@os6552 Scotland can't vote to leave, it needs to declare independence with its over 80% majority govt.....something England has never had. Declaration of Arbroath 1320 makes it lagally possible also, besides around 6 mandates from the people to support SNP as it''s govt.

Wales have their own flag.

@@calo-kg2cy the 3rd country inside the UK

@@calo-kg2cy yeah Northern Ireland is the 4th

they have already left

N Ireland is the end result of the IRA Easter up raising in which they destroyed the old Ireland. N Ireland is a nation in it's own right under the UN right to self determination.

Scot here: yes. I doubt any actually conflict would ever brake out but the damage done on all 4 nations would never be worth it. I REALLY hope Scotland pushes for better representation rather than a referendum and since Brexit I've lost any confidence on non-thought out referendums. for Scotland it's seems to be 50/50 but N. Ireland seems 60/40 in favour of re-joining. what makes me miserable about this is the main catalyst is Brexit but in 10 years the UK will almost definitely re-join anyway meaning this brake up would just be a pointless self-destruction of the UK. the only thing stopping us from fixing this is our current moronic government. :(

Another scot here. I really, really hope we stay in the union.

another Scot. Independence is now at 57% YES, get us out the union.

@@StewysGameplay I can't find any polls that suggest that. The latest one says 49%, the one before that 45% and before that 51%

This is strange logic

Or we take back powers and create a new United Kingdom capital somewhere in the middle of our country. We don't have to keep giving powers we could simply take back control. From the central government we could then have committees where e.g. Scottish politicians are represented to make most of the decisions that relate to Scotland.

Simon Wiggins Move the capital to York.

the UK is a disgrace for the western world right now, I wish it were otherwise

Yes!! Dude, the balkanisation of England into smaller states, like the South west, North West, London, etc. Making the economic power of the UK more evenly spread out would be great and would represent the needs of everyone better. If only the UK would federalise...

9:05 is another doozey

@@macker33 GIS

Also known as the butcher apron in Ireland

Didn’t know. Thanks

Well corrected sir. The validity of this entire video carries no weight after this intro error lol

@@slatecat Not really the whole union flag vs union jack thing is just people being pedantic, there is no official name for the flag and while union flag has been used more in official documents, union jack has been used too, honestly most people call it the union jack which is all that should matter.

That is a common myth, there was an act of Parliament in 1908 that made the terms officially interchangeable.

Genius

Minus the death

S Vengat yes

Well, they did invest a lot in dissolving Yu. What goes around comes back around... Hopefully, there won't be any war but Scotland, Wales and Ireland should be allowed to choose.

More genocide than last time

I Sensible Humanist 99 as much as I love NI, financially it’s propped up and very subsidized. It’s main importance is as a strategic, historical, and symbolic measure

Gideon Mele I feel it is more of a historical obligation on the part of the UK and ROI than a region of strategic importance. A country of 6 counties which lacks any notable natural resources will always struggle to be able to be self sufficient economically and this is made even more difficult by the inefficiencies associated with the administrative challenges of running such a politically unstable region. In some senses the main benefit for the UK currently is having NI in a relatively stable state where the UK is not losing lives or resources because of political instability there. Also being one of the key brokers of the complicated peace settlement provides the UK with a diplomatic legitimacy and removes any of the negative connotations that were once associated with British rule in Ireland in some parts of the world. The UK budget deficit required to subsidise the running of NI is an insurance policy, so that the UK does not have to pay the much higher costs associated with an unstable NI as it has had to in the past.

Poor North of Ireland has been in that position for most of its existence. England doesn't really want it, and neither does the Republic.

@@Brenden667 What do you mean by its existence? Like by the time ROI gained independence it's clear that many in London wanted to keep NI, especially Winston Churchill (who BTW is responsible for forming the infamous 'black and tans' trying to suppress the IRA which by the time was only fighting for independence). After all, Titanic was made in Belfast, NI, and maybe except for Dublin Belfast is the most important city in the entire island, especially considering its closer ties with London. From what I know it really was the troubles that made a lot in London view having the NI as a trouble and burden. And this feeling sort of strengthened by Brexit I feel. From what I heard it looks like Theresa May herself almost endorsed a referendum on the future of NI. It was actually ROI's PM Leo Vadakar who has been really against it.

@Jason Milton hiya from dundee.ur right.fuck the queen🤣

God works in strange ways.

The ways of the Lord are unfathomable. Lordy Lordy.

Tropico 🤣🤣🤣

Korean unification definitely

Breakup of the UK. Then England will be the next North Korea.

Santa claus winning xfactor

Break up of UK

The breakup of Russia will happen first

soo they will die any way

@@birgaripadam7112 All empires fall.

@@learnedeldersofteemo8917 yep it is true

Lies, the Union will survive

@@aabatteryaa3418 as sepereted parts

Insightful and without bias, excellent comment!

I actually suspect trident will remain in Faslane for upto a decade after Scottish independence, paid for at hefty fee by Westminster until they decomission or rebuild a base elsewhere.

Don't take the videos of this channel too seriously! Everyone, who have watched a few videos of the Caspian Report, knows that this is a Russia-friendly channel. Putin himself experienced the humiliation of the breakup of the Warsaw Pact as a young KGB agent in East Germany, later the breakup of the Soviet Union, and how many of the countries that was formally under Russian influence have turned to the European Union and NATO. We even see today how Russia looses many of the young well educated, who are moving to the West. The only things Russia have left are a strong military and resources like oil and natural gas. The foreign policy of Russia today is therefore of a more disruptive nature. Putin wants to weaken others by dividing them. He wants to split the European Union and other alliances between European Countries. If possible you want to divide countries themselves. One way of encouraging this division is through social media and publishing of videos that argue that a division of alliances between countries and a division of countries, which is favorable for Russia, is actually happening. Brexit is happening, so why not divide more. But as Lee Hallam argue in his comment, a further break up is unlikely in the short term. And more generally: I don't think people will exchange the freedom of speech and other democratic rights of European countries with anything Putin can offer! :-)

@James dow I think you will find that Scotland would not have the right to dictate what the UK called itself or what flag it used. Anymore than the UK actually has any rights over how those countries who use the union flag within their flag use it. In those cases it indicates an historic connection, not a current one, as it would here. It would be kept as the remaining UK would not simply be England, so the English flag would not be appropriate. And it would be any Scottish government jumping up and down making demands over such a thing that would look ridiculous.

@James dow Your view, yes, but not the view of those whose well paid jobs in Scotland depend on them. Nor I suspect of the majority when they realise that to do so would turn away substantial fees for keeping them there, at least for a while. In the longer term facilities would relocate, but not immediately.

Fair point but you must keep in mind polls are not intended to predict the future. Their intention is to show the general mood, climate, opinion. And if some 50% favour independence, it doesn't mean that independence is going to happen, it merely means 'hey look many people are thinking about this'. It is a backwards looking tool and not a cristal orb that shows the future.

The accuracy of polling is overwhelming in favor of it decisions however it is not without error. A request for something to be infallible is a sign of lack of understanding how something works.

Those polls were too close to call, the difference between polls and the final result were well within the margin of error, and the last few polls closest to the referendum date predicted a narrow Leave majority, which is what materialised

Depending on the way they are conducted, polls tend to be a bit biased towards the more modest choice because people with modest opinions are less likely to actually go voting. However if you have the more 'extreme'/emotional opinion you make sure to go voting because for you it's a much more important choice.

Brexit vote was won by a very narrow margin with 51.9% for and 48.1% against.

@@sydneywood4511 it can be done without blowing innocent people up you fucking moron

@@turnip5359 Innocent people have been killed on both sides, not to excuse either sides behaviour but we must acknowledge the actions of both parties.

Joe Evans Showing your IQ there, good man

@@turnip5359 god bless u joe. Hopefully u will get the help u need

Perhaps Ireland might just want to return to Britain if it goes bankrupt (like Scotland did),. Ireland can now take ALL the illegal immigrants that Britain can now reject. Have a think about it - seriously.

@@williamanderson5437 Commonwealth immigration, look it up some time.

@@tedcrilly46 we don't mind people from the commonwealth since we have shared history but we don't want anyone else in.

I doubt this becuase im from the main border city in NI and only the old bring it up. The old try and persuade the young to believe their crap but most don't care. Nationalism and unionism is dieing out in NI but it will take the death of the older generation to accelerate the process.

@@pecadodeorgullo5963 not that anyone cares, but try looking at dieu et mon droit, saxe coburg gotha, Londonium, and the mix of French and German that you speak every day (including Thors-day) if you want to talk shared history. You're European.

Ireland?

@@samuelschonenberger lolololololol

If you're not careful you'll be colonised.

Malvinas

Gibraltar still exists

Amen

Agreed, and as a small country they wouldn’t get much of a say in Europe. Also with the UK now out there is no major country to veto the grand plans of France and Germany to accelerate the ever closer union.

bye bye global influence of UK, probably valuation of GB pound as well... England on it's own is weak and will be ignored.

@@CitsVariants england wouldn't be weak on their own as most of the economy comes from london anyway plus who cares about world status

@@t_dinkster2355 united GB will always be stronger and more influential than split. That's the point. London has been the second wallstreet of world (or arguably wallstreet of europe), because of it's conviniance. Brexit complicates things If London is replaces with say Berlin or other; they are done. It's not like England has more people than Germany, or france. Germany clearly has more money. People who live in GB (brits) have very selfcentric view of the world or how does it work... From an outside view it looks different. We don't need GB as much as you think. (Though Brexit makes EU weaker.) I'm not an expert, but Scottland makes half of GB landmass? GB is a global power due to their political and military influence (it's a close ally to US); if Scottland gains independence, UK no longer controls whole "island" (they have lot of military bases in Scottland). England ends up being just a regular european player. Arguably many GB ex-colonies would change their flags when there is new UK king. All it does is decrease the influence of UK. And other powers take over...

@@theterriblepuddle1830 1860s

If we re join the UK can we be genocided again?

@@theterriblepuddle1830 before the genocides and mass immigration that followed. Around the 1840s

@@nikolavideomaker Close, but not quite. 1840s before the famine

The Great Famine from 1845-1849 occurred when potatoes got the blight disease. 1 million died while another million emigrated. Emigration continued after independence and the population only began to grow again in the 1960s.

Haha oh yeah! The head/hat part is Anglesey, a lovely little island.

You been smoking a camberwell carrot

He's not pointing at Ireland. That's clearly a koala!

The sun set on the British empire around the end of World War 2 (between the Germans, Japanese and the cost of American lend-lease). By the 60s and 70s there was basically nothing of value left under the union jack overseas. If the UK does end up splitting, it'll just be a final nail in a long-declining coffi.

Sun still never sets on our empire, check the map. we have islans in every continent.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ptBdlaSY1tq3Yok.html here u go there's your answer

@Ik Ikar Lol

@Ik Ikar focus on your own problems, you cant even beat pakistan

There could be a case made for a Northumbrian separation, though this would be far more remote, and I have no idea how it would work.

@@nooneinparticular7911 it would be daft. England has stood for over a thousand years. Before then, when it was seperate English kingdoms, it was weak and suffered constant invasions from the Scots, Welsh, Irish and Vikings. When it united it put a stop to all of that. The government sucks, yeah, but chopping up the country just because the PM is a scruffy numpty is a bit radical to say the least. The previous hundreds of generations who lived here before us decided against doing it, I'm sure they had a wise reason for keeping England as it is.

The welsh are always ignored and lumped in with England, like it was our choice to unite with them 500 years ago.

@@theproblemmustbeinyourpant5910 blame the Normans, they got us all into this mess.

@@keighlancoe5933 Yes, the real problem is Westminster and it’s steady ongoing decline. We should be seeking a more efficient and centralised government rather than turning to dissolving the UK which will only serve to hinder our nations. Unfortunately David Cameron decided to fuck us all with “Brexit” which will only weaken government power and national identity as China and America swoop in with their investments.

The EU is still a lot more attractive to Scots than being completely ripped off by scumbag English Tories who we fucking despise.

It’s sure nice to hear the real reason behind the separatists drive for independence: Anti-Englishness plain and simple.

@@noodlyappendage6729 no, anti Tories

Ebbe B You wrote “scumbag ‘English’ Tories”. I didn’t hear anything about “Scottish”, “Welsh” or even “British” Tories? Anti-Englishness was in clear view in that comment. If you aren’t anti-English maybe you shouldn’t write things like that. Scotland would not be better off leaving a 300+ year old union it shares an island, a language, a monarch, a parliament, and a currency with only to join a union it shares none of those things with. All because England is a dominant member? In the EU, Scotland would be dominated by at least 15 members. And that’s a very conservative estimate. Scotland also does more trade with the rUK then it does the EU.

@@noodlyappendage6729 Actually it has another language. Scottish Gallic! Also the EU won't impose the Poll Tax like the Westminster government did!

Yma o hyd ;)

Andrew Tully Wales at the moment is less likely to secede.

Andrew Tully last Prince of Wales was glyndwr. Charles can fuck off

Wales isn’t recognized in name or in the Union Jack. And hasn’t been independent since 1284. They also don’t have their own parliament like Scotland does.

@@lucasmerritt4197 Welsh Assembly?

lol

And billions from Wales

and india stole over 50 trillion worth of intellectual property from the west lol.

@@jokumeikalainen3859 copyright shouldn’t exist

Nobody cares

​@@clay119 that what the whole world say when hitler destroyed london

Yes, a well known fact that is not a secret.

Most of war bases that are not american can be seen on Google Maps. Nothing new

Shhhh the Russians might be reading this

Interesting thanks. I figured it was Scapa Flow. What is flowing there anyway, ancient lava?

It was about time

@@narasimhasri9688 Really Narasimina, for what we've done? If you are referring to colonialism, all involved parties are long deceased. We sowed the seeds of modern democracy and civic society throughout the world. Ex British colonies have higher standards of living and better rule of law than their European counterparts

NARASIMHA SRI you obviously have little understanding of British people no one here is fucking proud of colonialism what a stupid thing to say.

@@-dannybanny-1248 why would we not be? Its game everyone was playing... We just came out on top

@@narasimhasri9688 at least we'll have the humanity not to murder each other when the lines are drawn #partition

@The505Guys in the event of Irish unification and Scottish indeprndence lezving Engkznd and Wales I doubt ve2rh very much whether thd Welsh will agree to keeping the Union jack as we are not represented in this flag. Perhaps there will be a use gor the fkag but a new Wskes invludivd would also be necessary . Of course, as a Welxh nationalist, I look forward to English independence and to see the flag of saint George replace the union gk2ag in England . By the way saint George never existed but Sait David, Saint Patrick and Saint Andrew are true saints.

@The505Guys of course you may ask. Should each of these people consider themselves to be Welsh so would I. Should they disown their Welsh identity I would not like it, but would be obliged to accept it.

@The505Guys not exclusively. People born outside Wales can identify with their Welsh heritage

@The505Guys My son who is Korean by birth but has both British and Swedish nationslity is a Welshman znd even gas z smatterinv of Welsh because he has cousins in Welsh Wales. Gorau Cymry yw Cymry oddi cartref

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Well you'll be happy to hear the odds are against it right now. Nicola Sturgeon and the SNP have been under heavy fire recently and infighting in the party has occured. She hasn't even got the power to hold a legally binding Independence referendum and if she holds one it cna be argued illegitimate and therefore voters may not have taken it seriously and then not voted. It js not a devolved power so it cannot be done without approval from Westminster. They set their terms of once in a lifetime and its been, what, less than 10 years? In no rational world will it happen in the coming years to say the least. Especially with the UKs economic outlook for recovery.

@@OnlyGrafting the snp is finished now since they've revealed their true nature and the people of Scotland will now see what master they've been supporting.

@@OnlyGrafting Stop writing fiction. All of that has been resolved and support for Scottish independence is now greater than ever before. The British government completely messed up as a result of the recent crises and it was mainly due to malpractice. While the SNP saved Scotland, Westminster has caused the deaths and sufferings of hundreds of thousands of people. Scottish independence is inevitable.

@@pecadodeorgullo5963 No, it’s not. The Tories are finished since they’re being corrupt as usual and people of entire UK will now see what master they’ve been supporting.

@@yorkerold I wasn't talking about the tories mate but your correct about them. I think all parties in the UK are corrupt fuckers who don't care about the people.

@@Mixcoatl Brexit, perhaps?

@@Edumolinaf The people voted for brexit that the tory leader at the time campaigned against and Johnson won an overwhelming majority. Blame the people who voted for it, not the government.

@@Edumolinaf because getting free from an anti democratic empire run from a city of bureaucrats is such s horrible thing. The EU was envisioned by the right wing German empire. Funny how no one wants to remember that.

D Snodgrass Scots had a ‘once in a generation’ vote only 6 years ago. I don’t know how that validates another vote already I don’t t know anyone who defines a ‘generation’ as 6 years

@@LavrientyBeria I don't know what you talking about mate, that there was even a vote was because a tory called for it. And for my understanding due to the political pressure he received within his party. Main leaders of the leave campaign like Gove, Johnson and Rees-Mogg are all tories. I recommend you to watch "The Great Hack" and learn a bit about Cambridge Analitica....then if you want, you can tell me to blame the common folk. regards from London

Yeah its grown from about five percent to like ten percent. These independence marches have lower attendances than rugby matches in Ebbw Vale. Plaid are a Welsh language lobby group posing as a political party, their idea of independence is scrounging from the EU instead of the English. I want independence but the current setup is embarrassing!

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@@joebloggs5318 it's around 21% now. Be careful what you say. These things can snowball relatively quickly. It wasn't that long ago when Scottish independence was supported only by a small minority.

@@th8257 I'd love to see an independent Wales but replacing the English with the EU and grubbing for money is not the way to do it. I don't want my country bought so cheaply.

Its beyond me why Wales would ever seek independence given we've been more or less part of England for about 700 years at this point, our economies are incredibly closely tied together and fuck as someone who lives near the border I end up in England on a regular basis.

Nonsense. It is NI and Scotland who do not want to move to small minded, conflicted, tribe mentality and remain part of the larger EU tribe.They dont want to leave and go it on their own, Scotland wants to rejoin the EU, NI would likely want to join Ireland/EU. England is the one that said tribes are more important, not them. Centuries of peace? Nothern Ireland only got peace in our lifetime, and it was not granted to them by the UK, it took several parties and countries to make the agreement. The reality is, NI and Scotland are being forced out of the EU. The situation in NI was explained clearly to England and they decided to leave the EU and take NI out, they must now honour their agreements, and for once in their life do some sacrafice and hard work, after centuries of using an empire to do it for them, finally the English might have to make their own way in the world and quickly they will realize where their real base of power was. In the Irish who helped build the empire and then left seeing it collapse, and the scottish who kept it propt up these past years.

tá ár lá tagtha

Wales is fifth largest electricity exporter in the world and has massive water supplies that England would need more and more in the future. We can’t capitalise on this within the union when companies like Severn Trent profit for no benefit to the Welsh people. Also Wales per capita still has a pretty high ranking we aren’t some poverty state, yes it’s 2% of British total but of course we can sustain ourselves ffs

GDP per capita is £19,000, we still pay taxes, why couldn’t Wales sustain itself? We would easily become a mid ranking European nation per capita, similar to Spain, Portugal or Hungary. Not to mention the new national income if we nationalise electricity and water

Can you sustain yourself from the Russians. Nationalists i laugh at them. Why on earth would you want to break up the U.K. when you are part of one of the richest and most powerful countries in the world?! Honestly if you are even thinking about this you must be bored. Bored like I am on KZfaq and came across this video. Find something to do instead of moaning about “independence”. We’re the same bloody island there’s nowhere to be independent

@@danprice7973 sustain yourself from the Russians? 😂 When a Russian oligarch, former member of Yeltsin’s cabinet, the guy who sold his country down the river and fired tanks at his own parliament and people, is in the running for Tory candidate for London mayor? It’s the Welsh tories like Simon hart who receive donations from Russian oligarchs. 33% of Welsh people and growing aren’t bored, we’re fucking tired of Westminster and the fucking tories who have screwed Wales over for decades and there’s no way you can say otherwise, and this current crop are possibly the most inept idiots of the lot, although maybe not as openly evil and hateful of the working class as thatchers lot, who literally destroyed communities I live not far from, ripping industries clean out of them because she was so afraid of trade unions. Towns which still have ridiculously high unemployment and drug use. And people have the nerve to act like we should be grateful for scum coming over from England in their caravans or rich twats completely buying locals out of coastal towns and villages till they’re half empty in the winter. Obviously tourism is important but its only like 5% of gdp and some parts of the country don’t see any of it. Scotland is gonna leave the union that much is increasingly clear. I want a future for Wales where the political parties we vote for are actually in power, and I don’t mean the senedd which is full of weirdos and opportunists, I mean full independence and self determination. Not a future where we are completely attached to the political decisions England make, which as the last election showed are so stupid. The English media is cancerous probably the most parasitic media in the world (by the way all media in Wales is English owned), and the politicians are almost to a man lying pieces of shit. Our villages have been flooded for reservoirs for English cities, yet English companies see the profits for Welsh water. Why is it so hard to understand this perspective? If you can’t even see where people are coming from how on earth do you think the union is going to survive. Can’t you see how you’re being patronising. This current situation means we can’t even get a train from north to South Wales without going through England when only two miles of new track is needed as well as reopening old lines. Yet we pay up for HS2 which will have a negative impact on our economy and is completely in England. Not to mention some of trains are fucking ancient here, and they’re now saying they’re gonna have some trains without toilets on ffs😂 Not to mention the much older history of economic exploitation of our mineral wealth, and suppression of Welsh identity and language which was literally beaten out of Welsh schoolchildren. If you’ve got any genuine reasons for Wales staying in the UK other than mindless comments like we’re on the same island (like there hasn’t been multiple polities on this island before) or patronising fear mongering, id like to hear them coz I’m struggling to see what all the fuss is about.

@@danprice7973 what is British power used for that is so great? The criminal and evil wars in Iraq and Afghanistan?

A lot of people also say ‘Edin-bru’

@@drawde_064 ye it varies mostly because of how fast you say it and you can't really write out what it sounds like its just kind of annoying when you hear someone call it "Edinburg"

@Tattle Boad sarcasm?

Actually, it’s “eh-din-bruh”, with a very short ‘-uh’ sound at the end

No, it's pronounced "E-din-burg" And I will spread that fact.

in space?

Hoàng Nguyên nah bruv

@@rb2964 like nobody hates the EU either?

VAspeed3 I like the eu

In 100 Years England would be an Islamic state so no

She inherited a crumbling empire and she did absolutely nothing to modernise and strengthen it.

She doesnt have the power to do so

@@hendrikdependrik1891 She can't do anything anyway. The crooks in the parliament are the ones to blame for inaction.

@@hendrikdependrik1891 It's not her job to do that though, since William of Orange was invited from the Netherlands to take power in 1688 the monarchs have had virtually no control over real politics. The monarchs only have power constitutionally but if they exercised it they would be forced to abdicate.

jabloko992 great banter mate (hit myself over head with hammer)

Nationalism is a unifying, strengthening, corruption purging, disciplining force in nationstates, in multi ethnic states nationalism is a seperating, weakening and corruption growing force.

Baltu Lielkungs Gunārs Miezis different ethnicities can never coexist, sooner England, Scotland and Wales separate the better. Yes Eastern European’s this means you’re not welcome here as well just because you’re “white”, go back to where you came from

@@baltulielkungsgunarsmiezis9714 That's well said. The trouble for us here in the UK is that the 'British project' was never completed. Some of us feel very British, but many still feel English/Scottish/Welsh.

UK should always remain UNITED FOREVER!!!🇬🇧

@@richardguzman1131 Well the USSR was an unbrakable union and the soviet people where much like the british are today......

It's not upside down. It's just flipped horizontally.

Same difference given the rotational symmetry of the flag

@@NZAnimeManga That's false. The Union Jack has no rotational symmetry.

@@1schwererziehbar1 The red band on the top corner should always be on the hoist side. That's how to know it's right side up.

@@goxdie000 Oh, you are right.