Like Canada, Britain is an ally of the USA - probably her closest ally. America is currently lead by an Anglophile who is half-British, whilst in two-weeks' time Britain will be lead by someone who was born in New York City.
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Like Canada, Britain is an ally of the USA - probably her closest ally. America is currently lead by an Anglophile who is half-British, whilst in two-weeks' time Britain will be lead by someone who was born in New York City.
The difference being, we don't always do what we're told to do and that pisses the Yanks right off.
You guys, on the other hand, ...
WALKIES!!
You guys, on the other hand, ...
WALKIES!!
I agree. Gone are the boring, grey, defeatist days of Remainer May pretending to be a Leaver, views largely shared by Johnson's Remainer challenger Hunt, and they'll soon be replaced by the sunny, optimistic outlook of the man who lead the victorious Leave campaign, who wants to slash taxes and make Britain like a Singapore off the coast of France, the EU'S worst nightmare.
It's no wonder that in the votes already cast, Johnson has a 3-1 lead over Hunt.
He also has impressive physical skills.
It can't be easy to have your foot in your mouth and your head up your backside at the same time, but he pulls it off effortlessly. As I said, the man for these times in Briddin.
What don't you like about him?
I bet you often feel bad knowing that in most cases most people disagree with you. Brexit,Trump, Johnson. Don't you ever think that maybe the reason why you're always on the losing side is because you're always wrong?
The last time a monarch tried to rule outright it plunged the British Isles into a civil war between the royal family and Parliament, the defeat of the royal family and the beheading of the king.
He's a bigot, a boor, and a loudmouth.
Not at all. I support your right to be a bloody fool. I'm especially fond of watching your little island shoot itself in the foot.
How?
And I think you're a bigot, which also automatically makes you a hypocrite.
Great Britain isn't a little island. It's a huge island. In fact, it's vastly larger than any American island.
Yes, but you know nothing about me, and misunderstand most of what I say, on account of you being stupid, so I ain't real worried about it.
Good thing we've got half a continent then, enit?
You're a second-rate power currently engaged in stupiding yourself to third rate. Carry on.
Though I admit I'm still staggered at how you pissed away the empire your forefathers bequeathed to you. Though a few minutes perusing the alleged thought you copy and paste here makes it pretty clear how it happened.
It's sooooooo big, it's bigger'n Texas!!
and that's BIG, Brother!
Actually, I lied.
Texas is 2-1/3 times the size of Britain.
Ontario can fit FOUR Britains in our border.
Why would we want to, though?
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And you have Trudeau, a guy who has the mannerisms and way of thinking of a ten year old girl, who keeps getting the short shrift in G20 meetings.
If Trudeau and Johnson ever come face to face, such as in post-Brexit trade deal talks, Johnson will eat him for breakfast. Left-wing snowflakes like Trudeau don't make good leaders.
Like Trump, he has no time for Trudeau-like, CuriousCdn-like, Tecumsehbones-like snowflakes. He'll just get it done and become a great PM.
No, dear, not at all a snowflake. See, snowflakes are white and fragile, like you.
I'm neither.
I personally don't "have" Trudeau and I wouldn't vote for a politician named Trudeau if he handed me a crisp million dollar bill (if there were such a currency).
I wouldn't vote for a populist freak like Boris, either. Canada's political landscape doesn't have many Boris or Donald types in it with the possible exception of the Ford Family Hillbillies in Toronto who appear to have permanently shot their bolt and won't be elected evermore.
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