[Susi]

To me the first step of separating the union is to cleanse it from the multicultural and multiracial view. Britain (as in the Isles), as it was known many years ago ago wasn't full of blacks and indians. Should I also say that the assemblies and parliaments of Europe should be full of blacks and indians and so forth because otherwise they couldn't perfectly represent "Spanishness" or "Frenchness" and so forth? Or do neither of these nations have an imperial history either?

Most "subjects of the Commonwealth" are no longer considered British, in Canada, before 1947 they were given British citizenship, but afterwards, they were merely Canadian.

I know the situation of "Britain" is hardly ideal for us (I'm looking at you, the one with the name I dare not attempt to type because I don't feel like making four key strokes per accent ,-,). But to allow it to degenerate beyond repair dooms our attempts to get rid of it and still emerge relatively unscathed.