Time to re-establish strong links without our CommonWealth Brethren?

[youngmafbog]

Personally I think the past four days has shown the true Britain. Unions Jacks flying, CommonWealth flags waving, Land of Hope and Glory playing, the National Anthem sung. All this shows we are proudly British and NOT European.

So, is iit time to cast of the neighbours we have very little in common with, Europe, and forge new ties with our Commonwealth partners. Note I used the word partner, not us as an imperail ruler before some of yo ulots get started.

Europe is broken, deeply in debt and dragging us all down. The want to rule us undemocratically, and quash our proeud Nation. I spent quite some time in Europe working. Europens dont see us as European they alwasy refer to us as 'the British'.

I am not saying dont have trading agreements with Europe, but thats it. We should build strong links with our strategically placed pCommonWealth partners, whether or not they still want the Monarchy. We have alot in common with them and they wi s, we have alot to offer each other.

So my vote is two fingers to Bruxelles (and the same to La Hague and the HRA - yes I know it is not the EU Jake but it is still europe)

[jno]

so is it with the commonwealth or without you want?

[emmie]

think that should be ties with our commonwealth brethren, non?

[pdq1]

Agree but only with New Zealand, Australia and Canada the rest we have no ties or bonds that make us British. Maybe these 3 countries have more in common as most are ex-pats.