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Subject: Or perhaps the Federal United Kingdoms of the Commonwealth ?

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Ian (Australia)

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Date Posted: 21:52:08 11/29/04 Mon
In reply to: Michael J. Smith (Canada) 's message, "A federation of kingdoms" on 21:21:04 11/29/04 Mon

Then again, the acronym isn't so appealing.

If we could drag the word "British" away from its geographical meaning towards a more global-cultural meaning, we could call the thing "the British Federation", but I think we still face the odd obstacle or two for the moment.

For the meantime, I'll stick with CANZUK as a hook to hang my ideas on.

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Author: Joel (UK) [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 14:26:37 11/30/04 Tue I prefer it switched the other way round... The Commonwealth of United Kingdoms [ Post a Reply to This Message ]