How Canada, Australia, New Zealand, & The UK Are Secretly Forming One Global Superpower: CANZUK

This is the country of Cambodia. It is a small to mid-sized country with a population of just over 15 million people, and is located in the southern portion of the Indochina peninsula in Southeast Asia.
During most of the 20th century, Cambodia was an extremely poor, and relatively weak country in regards to its economy, and military. In fact, in 1998, after 3 consecutives years of economic contraction, the country had a GDP per capita of just $269...making it one of the poorest countries on the planet.
You see, Cambodia was a poor and somewhat small country, which gave it no sway on the global stage in regards to trade, politics, military and economics.
So that was why, the country decided to try something different. In 1961, the association of southeast asian nations, or simply, ASEAN...was created by Thailand, the Philippines, and Malaysia.
Essentially this was a union created to help accelerate economic growth, social progress, and cultural development in the region, while also helping promote regional peace, and to also give these smaller nations a much larger say on the global stage.
Now it was also formed out of a fear of growing communist regimes in nearby countries such as China, but i will leave that for another video.
In a sense, this new southeast asian union allowed for small and poor countries, to gain political and economic independence from nearby superpowers. And over the next several decades, other southeast asian nations would join such as Indonesia, Singapore, Brunei, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand, and vietnam.
And all along the way, this new union strengthened the economies of each one of these nations, while also proving to be a somewhat unified political entity, as they showed a unified response to many political threats and wars over the last 60 years.
So that is why in 1999, Cambodia decided to join this new political union. And since then, Cambodia has seen its economy move from a level of extreme poverty, to that of a developing nation, albeit still a relatively poor and small nation on its own.
However, the ASEAN union has seen its economic influence grow over the past decade. In fact, this union now has between the 5th and 7th largest amount of economic influence in the entire world...depending on what metric you use.
And if that is what a collection of somewhat poor southeast asian nations could do...imagine what would happen if 4 very wealthy nations were to form a new union of their own. A union that would act in a similar way... with unified global plans for their militaries, economies, politics, trade, and even citizenship.
Right now we could be seeing the creation of a global force right before our very eyes.
In the early 1800’s, New Zealand was a largely unpopulated island with the exception of the Maori Natives.
Australia had just a few thousand British settlers...40% of which were prisoners.
And Canada was filled with a few hundred thousand British and French loyalists that simply did not want to live in America after the revolutionary war.
But then, these 3 young nations would begin to go through a massive change. Within the following decades, they slowly began to become more populated, wealthy, and would eventually become part of the commonwealth of countries under the british empire.
Now, these 3 nations at the time were not viewed as the most valuable possessions of the british empire.
India for example, had over 200 million people within its borders, and was one of the largest economies in the world while it was being ruled by the british. This lead to india being named ‘the jewel of the crown’.
There were also some other nations that were in a more valuable geographical location for the british. Egypt, along with parts of China and indonesia, were viewed as more valuable colonies of the british empire at the time due to their proximity to trade routes, and trade partners.
But over the next 100 years, the british empire would begin to fall, as virtually every country that was previously under british rule, would soon declare their own independence, and move away from the enforced british culture.
Except for a few. You see, even after declaring independence from Britain, many of these nations kept their british traditions, and even made their own political association called the commonwealth of nations.
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[@chrisr9726]

A Brit, an Aussie, a Kiwi and a Canadian walk into a bar. Good times.

[@jgagnier]

I was eating breakfast at a youth hostel one morning, and after a while I realized that's exactly what was happening: 4 lads and lasses from different Commonwealth countries. Fun times :D

[@brianbetz7030]

@Owen Carlin Only because your Irish descendents came from Northern Ireland. That's called hybrid vigour.

[@bikeaddictbp]

@Owen Carlin Aye but we've got Newfoundland!

[@bikeaddictbp]

@Owen Carlin Newfoundland is a province of Canada ...

[@amsd1231]

The slang term for Canadians is Canucks.

[@winstonsmith2079]

I think Canada will have to invest heavily in their cricket team if this is going to happen

[@laurieedeburn2449]

Hehehe ... Good one

[@dantetfear5253]

true.. but canadian are loving RUGBY 13s

[@jamesblackwell2067]

haha

[@wolfza2630]

@@dantetfear5253 They can play Rugby?

[@jocelynstephens7058]

Calvin Martens, how about 1 team of athletes from each of the four nations have to play baseball, cricket, CFL and rugby. I know that 3 of the nations are powerhouses at rugby and cricket, but CFL and baseball, that will even it up a bit.

[@skellygriff3986]

As a Canadian, I absolutely love this idea and can't wait to be closer to my commonwealth brothers! Love ya, New Zealanders, Brits, and Aussies!

[@SilentHotdog28]

100% agree. We have similar ideologies and everything. The only thing is that U.S wouldn't be as easy to incorporate because they are very different. But us 4 are practically siblings.

[@weliveinasociety8797]

I'm a bit and I've always loved Canada 🇨🇦 ❤ (as well as Aussies and Kiwis of course)

[@laciLaszloM]

As an Australian l already see all these countries as our closest nations and friends

[@timefazer-fv9bw]

as a Canadian I agree

[@chrisgould101]

Japan and India

[@tiannawollman4373]

I’m Canadian and I agree

[@Luke-mz5zt]

Well they are already 4 of the 5 eyes alliance members.

[@sebastianeggleton5417]

as an australian i can also say it would be good to join together but if we have to give up our culture im against it

[@darryllworthington4428]

I'm an Australian and it's the first time I've heard of this. ... But we have always thought of these countries as cousins lol.

[@bobrussell3602]

Darryll Worthington Thank You. Greetings from England.

[@captainass.5749]

Same here

[@HelloNurse678]

Another Aussie hear who watches a lot of news and this is the first I have heard of this. I have heard of a trade deal with the UK but not with Canada and New Zealand. With New Zealand, we already can work and live in each other's countries with little restrictions.

[@JC_Edits_Official]

Same broooooo

[@kingkea3451]

Kiwi here. Same thoughts tbh

[@fallenivy6729]

As a brit, i am very supportive of this deal. My family wants to move to Australia in the next few years so this deal could make it much easier as we won’t have a problem with visas and other family could move out too if they wanted. Love you guys from the UK 🇬🇧🇨🇦🇦🇺🇳🇿

[@SilentHotdog28]

Love our family on the other side of the world, except when the ashes is on haha.

[@normaamar7642]

🇦🇺💪

[@beardedbaldie2698]

See that’s why it would never work - the movement between the four CANZUK nations will be very uneven. I bet you it will be mostly Brits flocking in large numbers to live in the other three countries - who can blame them, quality of life here in the UK sucks compared to those countries. It will be no different to the EU where people from the poorer eastern and southern nations moved to Western Europe

[@anonanon7278]

As an Aussie, I already have great affinity with our brothers and sisters in NZ and Canada, and almost as much with the UK too. I would gladly welcome such a union between our countries.

[@Mulberry2000]

i have noticed this when backpacking, when aussies, canadians, new zealanders and brits get together, there is an natural affinity. It is there with the americans but there is a kind of break in that closeness, it is close but not that much. A few years ago as i asking an aussie about austrialia and i was treating it as foriegn country, what he said suprised me. He said there is very little difference between the UK and Australia.

[@ethan_s]

almost as much?

[@SilentHotdog28]

@@Mulberry2000 Yeah, I do not see a difference at all when talking with kiwis (I'm Aussie) like they are my people, NZ and Australia are joint at the hip. U.K is just shy of that, there is a slight difference, but nothing noticeable, then Canada is a bit different, but still very similar. (I haven't met someone from Canada, but they are very chill I know). U.S is quite different, like still similar compared to say Colombia, but not much like us compared to Can, U.K or NZ.

[@cashcash5995]

Your countries or you mean your race , the Anglo-Saxon .

[@anonanon7278]

@@cashcash5995 Countries. Australia is a multicultural country, and race is only something someone would be concerned about if they themselves are a racist.

[@brianmaccormack]

This should just be called “The Empire Strikes Back”

[@epikmango2301]

Yep

[@lawrencewillard6370]

The identity of these / this people gives information about their future, and it is not what is expected. This is readily found if you so desire, but not where people choose to look.

[@captain_fking_america3965]

😂😂

[@williammulligan1416]

Be the the Anglo empire

[@eddieharrington4342]

Brian, You are a traitor to your Irish heritage.

[@scootsmcgoots]

Canadian here, this would be a dream come true. 100% support this.

[@kazooi9963]

British here, this is the dream of everyone here too! You’ve got a beautiful country that we would love to be closer with!

[@scootsmcgoots]

@@kazooi9963 I love the UK too, one of my best friends lives in England. The countryside there is so serene and gorgeous!

[@chaosdeviant62]

I mean... as another Canadian I just don't want O'toole as PM.

[@voltbolt2316]

@@chaosdeviant62 same

[@tenebris3604]

@Jordan Hogan another aussie here aswell

[@greentea203]

As a french-canadian I confusely agree with all this and I love CANZUK.

[@SphereofCygnus]

I'm late to this, but as a Canadian, I'm honestly quite excited about this (regardless of whether it happens)! It would be an interesting union and would bring us even closer. The fact that most of the public and our leaders are generally in favour is also quite encouraging. We love y'all! 🤍🇨🇦🇳🇿🇦🇺🇬🇧

[@chicoharper6711]

Must live in bc or ont east.

[@zander8018]

@@chicoharper6711 Sure isn't French....

[@harrison9691]

@@zander8018 nah cause they lost stay mad

[@zander8018]

The quintessential White English privileged response, devalue and deny and denigrate.

[@harrison9691]

@@zander8018 stay mad g

[@azazeldeath]

As a born and bred Aussie, I am fully supportive of this, the biggest issue I see in this is none of the countries are major manufacturers. Aus and Canada are huge on raw or partially refine resources, but much much smaller on final products.

[@davidharris3264]

Good point and one that needs to be addressed me thinks

[@hyndscs]

A kiwi, an Aussie, a Canadian and a Brit walked into the pub. It ran out of booze 2 minutes later.

[@scottyoung3643]

Gold

[@user-nq9gz4xf7f]

Ran out of beer and had to immigrate to Germany and attend Octoberfest

[@richardlyd7450]

So so true!

[@ashleyblewitt1921]

@@user-nq9gz4xf7f then they also rain out of stien glasses 😂

[@Jack908r]

As a Canadian who's lived in Australia and knew a lot of kiwis I can verify this as true.

[@endless_ocean7987]

The Brit’s, Canadians, Aussies and Kiwis coming together sounds like a bunch of uni students getting together to cause some mischief. As a Brit myself I say let the games begin!

[@deliverant9375]

Canucks

[@ishanbhatt9934]

would like but 69

[@kingneepneep6725]

@@ishanbhatt9934 nice

[@bshugks4350]

Hehehe

[@kingneepneep6725]

@Unfiltered Reality wdym

[@davidjones4312]

As a NEW ZEALANDER I am definitely in support of this concept primarily to ensure the continuation of my heritage and culture.

[@SilentHotdog28]

Mate, Maori's are already a decent chunk nof Australian culture. Especially anything to do with Rugby League or Union. I see the Maori and NZ people as my people already. We are practically siblings considering the Anzacs and our very close history.

[@Demun1649]

Your heritage and culture??? How much consideration do you give to the herirtage and culture of the Maori? Use them if good at Rugby, sell cheap booze to the rest, underfund their healthcare, remove education when it suits you, and destroy their land with an range of imported non-indigenous animals. Yes, YOUR heritage and culture as being no better than the Romans, or Nazis.

[@SilentHotdog28]

@@Demun1649 I didn't do that to them, did I? How about stop having a go at all white people because of some bad eggs? Everyone loves to shit on white people and say that it isn't racism, when it is.

[@Demun1649]

@@SilentHotdog28 I'm white, thankfully not an Anglo-Saxon mongrel, so I can say what I like about the murderous effects the ENGLISH have had around the world. It took 800 years to kick them out of my country, (we gained Independance in 1921, something you have still failed to do). Do you really think that the Harrow/Eton and Oxford/Cambridge racist slugs are going to do anything for you? All they want is a safe country to run away to. All they are doing is getting ready for yet another Corunna and Dunkirk. The ENGLISH always run, or desert their pretend allies. You are in the good books now, just wait until the unskilled ENGLISH start to arrive in your country in increasing numbers, the pressure on land is increased, and the persecution will start again of your indigenous populations. AND you will do nothing to prevent it happening, thus proving me right that YOU ARE ALL RACISTS.

[@doylewilliams7119]

As a 90 year old American I have always increasingly considered all these English speaking countries to be as close to family as it gets. We jointly saved the world from Hitler, Japan and more recently, Russia. When we visit Canada, or Great Britain, I feel like I’m still at home. When foreign dangers arise, we always cover each others backs. Please remember, America shares the fact that we are all descendants of our historical mother country, The British Empire, and, yes, we are not an official member of the Commonwealth but we stand ready to defend it as if we were, against all who comers who would do our mother country serious harm. Bottom line, we need each other to ensure our survival in a hostile world world.

[@adriyk]

The Soviet Union saved us from Hitler. And speak for yourself, the average American will not lift a finger to protect what remains of the British Empire.

[@sysrek]

To take complete credit for saving the world from Hitler shows you ignorance. You dont mention a lick of Soviet Unions and what they did to stop Hitler... Shame on you

[@hewitt7615]

As a Brit, I love all English speaking nations. We should be more coherent

[@w33btrash69]

You are the reason I still love America, even though your governemtn still drives me nuts. But I suppose most Anglo nations say the same about our UK governement. xD

[@jamiele8502]

As a Brit I’ve never even been to Canada, Australia or New Zealand but I have always considered you to be our long distant cousins. Let’s make the reunion happen! 🇨🇦 🇦🇺 🇳🇿 🇬🇧

[@marksmith1916]

Well don't come visit till we get rid of trudeau

[@liamquinn9762]

@@marksmith1916 whats that

[@marksmith1916]

@@liamquinn9762 our prime minister

[@EatAPeach72]

@@marksmith1916 STFU

[@marksmith1916]

@@EatAPeach72 YSTFU

[@Aaron19987]

*Britain, Australia and New Zealand pull up to Canada’s house* “Get in loser, the band is getting back together and we’re trade-waring with China”

[@Viennery]

Get in Canada’s house. We’re the biggest and in the middle

[@JohnMacbeth]

@@Viennery I'm english, you do have a point old boy.

[@Aaron19987]

@@Viennery but also the most culturally different in the anglosphere. Plus, it’s a joke so it doesn’t really mean all that much it’s all interchangeable with whichever country

[@ianmetcalf3692]

😂😂😂😂

[@charlestaylor3027]

@@Viennery but you have French bits

[@peterstamatiou4530]

Canadian here, I 100% support this!!!🇨🇦🇬🇧🇦🇺🇳🇿

[@whatevs1700]

As an Aussie, I would welcome this. Bring it on.

[@nickkablak8920]

Being an American this feels like when all my friends hang out without me

[@doscwolny2221]

Lol

[@Englishkin]

U.S. belong to the Five Eyes. Sort of a more loose form of the new British Empire.

[@urtwietii]

Best comment ever.

[@brumav9779]

Should’ve joined the Commonwealth

[@proudkiwi7641]

Its like "Hey, Canada. Australia, UK and I are going out for a drink. Wana come? Don't tell your cousin America though he's a bit of a dick when he's drunk."

[@ScriptedMatt]

Australian here, It would be great to more easily be able to travel to Canada and the UK! I am not sure how good of a deal CANZUK would give us Aussies, but I'm hopeful.

[@TechnicalHydra]

I would say one thing that the video forgets is that a lot of trade nowadays is not physical (think software and financial services) which doesn't require ships. In that sense, it doesn't matter for a company in England if the company it's working with is in France or Australia. Actually it would be easier with an Australian company as they would share a language, legal setup etc.

[@adge610220]

You would certainly be welcome in the UK. We love Aussies.

[@JohnSmith-le5oe]

I am English and I can confirm that we love you guys, we see England as your homeland and you Australians are our brothers. Every Briton would fight to the death against anyone, for Australia. Family!

[@ProfDCoy]

I just want to add this, because I can already see why this idea of CANZUCK has emerged (spoilers: it's because the UK has fucked up with Brexit and now wants to fool its former colonies to become de facto colonies again). So as a colonial subject I want to warn my fellow colonial subjects not to fall for this bullshit and here goes, here's my best attempt. Listen guys, I'm an Australian and I totally understand all of the reasons and feelings why we in CANZUK want CANZUK to happen. But all of the good arguments for why we should and why we can are just fairytales. Distance matters, even with the sea. When WW2 happened, the most politically cataclysmic decisions the UK/Aus made was to part ways: to realise that our strategic interests simply aren't the same. This is why Australia chose the United States, for all the mixed benefits that has meant. Now, as the video mentions, the UK and Canada are onboard, because they will reap the lion's share of this fairweather friendship: trade and commodities flowing across the Atlantic and to the centre of global banking outside of New York (the City of London). This deal looks GREAT to the UK and even to Canada, which at the very least is still in the same ocean as the UK. But if war were ever declared, much like in Futurama when "war were declared", the signature on the dotted line will be Australia's and New Zealand's. And the UK and Canada will find all of the reasons - understandably, but inescapably - to look after their own and do what they did for Australia and NZ in WW2, which is fucking nothing. It wasn't their fault: it was just that distance matters. Distance matters. The assumption behind CANZUK is that the global order underpinned by US hegemony will hold. That sea travel will be protected by the richest and most powerful navy in the history of the world. Up to WW2 that was the UK. From WW2 and until now that is the US. It still is the US today, but we have no good reason to believe that the US will maintain its naval dominance over CHina over the long term. We can only dream about CANZUK by forgetting that the US holds that dream together. And let me be clear: I'm not a great fan of the US either. But I'm talking here to my fellow Australians and also my NZ brethren and even to some extent to the Canucks: CANZUCK is a deal that primarily benefits the UK, the country whose greatest export is 'financial services' (which is to say 'moving money around, without actually doing anything to earn that money'). CANSUCK is the dream the UK is dreaming now that they're running out of options, and it's not in anyone else's interests but the UK's to dream that dream any longer. There's nothing wrong with keeping close diplomatic ties, but the fact is that the UK has made the CATASTROPHIC mistake of leaving the EU and is now desperately trying to fool other nations to prop up its short-term idiocy by provding the UK with the basic commodities and REAL THINGS that it doesn't itself make anymore. And that idea looks mighty tempting to commodity exporters like Australia and Canada (we who export raw materials but also don't make Real Things half as much as we should) and to economies like NZ that struggle to offer much to the world anyway (not their fault at all, as a small island nation with no great resource wealth). But let's be honest here: this is the UK fucking up and then trying to convince the rest of us that their fuck-up is our opportunity. But if the tables ever turned and we needed them...they'll abandon us just like Churchill abandoned Curtin. Don't buy the lies. It's tempting to buy them, because the alternative is that we're a very small fish in a very big and scary pond. But if we don't accept that fact, we're going to be abandoned by the UK the very moment we need them to return the favour - when and if US hegemony crumbles and we become very very alone in the Pacific. We have to face facts: distance matters, and it's only the long historical luck of Britannia (and then America) owning the seas that makes this madness seem reasonable.

[@beanieisdumb800]

I feel like more trade coming out of places like Brisbane would be really beneficial to our economy, not even mentioning how it would help us move away from Chinese influence. I mean 66% of all our trade goes to China, we can’t rely on them so much, so this deal would be really beneficial for both trade opportunities and opportunities to seperate ourselves from China. The added benefit of easier travel and immigration also opens up many doors for jobs and education.

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[@BlackenedGold]

As an Australian, I'd love to see more bonds forged with our fellow aligned countries. Love my overseas siblings, looking forward to growing relations.

[@kjf5]

Hi neighbour (from nz)

[@The_Mighty_Chicken_Man]

Same, as a British person I agree with this 🇬🇧❤🇦🇺❤🇳🇿❤🇨🇦

[@forgottenmorethanyoulleverknow]

Lol such a bot comment....

[@BlackenedGold]

@gamingvideos: i support dullxh lmao wot

[@SilentHotdog28]

@@The_Mighty_Chicken_Man It would be great. Even the people get along so well with each other, we are all rebels and chill people, love a good time and a laugh, this would be fantastic.

[@mohsenahmad2171]

Man I get goosebumps thinking about how easy it would be to travel to AU, UK and NZ from Canada.

[@lionzion1879]

Where are you now?

[@papaicebreakerii8180]

Personal travel would be easy but trade would still be incredibly expensive because of the distance. Everything this union would theoretically do don’t make sense logically. Even despite free trade it was just be easier for Australia to trade with east Asia than it would be to trade with the UK.

[@namename6866]

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[@namename6866]

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[@j4y167]

@@namename6866 australias chilling bro idk what you're on about but I hope your dealer doesn't lace your next batch ay

[@Mystical_Ace]

I'm a Canadian, and while this is the first time I'm hearing about this, I'm all in for CANZUK. I've always loved the UK, New Zealand, and Australia!

[@phantomwalker8251]

i love the u.s being an ausie,,your car parts/mail is too damn expensive..

[@benwilson089]

We Kiwis like to think of us all as cousins bud!

[@barbarossavr]

Yh, everyone knows that us (britain) are always backed by you and the Aussies and kiwis.

[@wnose]

Color me skeptical, but UK is not a good partner in unions.

[@benwilson089]

@@wnose just need the right person in charge bud 😉

[@gairhenderson2096]

As a Brit I think this is amazing! I wanted out of the EU so we could have CANZUK, I hope it works out for all of us :)

[@latrellagujitas9835]

as a citizen of Canada, this would absolutely a good idea. More economic power

[@HeyBusterLuke]

I'd never heard of this before, I'm Brit/Oz dual citizen and within 2 minutes of watching I am 100% all for CANZUK

[@jonathansimmons5353]

me too.. i never thought the uk would be able to escape the claws of the dark empire the EU- im an australia citizen as of last week, 6 years in oz- im enthusiastic about this- the potential is there,especially with covid.

[@burritoboy1012]

@@jonathansimmons5353 congrats on getting citizenship! Just out of curiosity; what’s the citizenship test like? (If you had to do it, I have no idea how citizenship works) Edit: I have some idea but idk if everyone has to do a test

[@juanitahardy8583]

Canadian/UK citizen here and I would love this.

[@dominoespizza1756]

Sounds good to me

[@marilyns_mole]

Aussie here. Think this is great. Australia is being threatened by China over trade, and we need to escape the reliance on the US.

[@ronmunro5293]

Never mind the powerful economy, imagine the powerful drinking team that could be created with this union!! 🍻

[@jm763cbdh3]

The Canadians will need a bit of training but we'll get them there

[@Fonthandler]

🍻😂

[@stephenmeaney6347]

As a Canadian I think I put em back pretty good. Looking forward to bringing a bottle of Canadian whiskey to this table.

[@reitheinsolvable7380]

It could even rival Ireland

[@simon0674]

Drinking is a national pass time in the UK were bread to drink. it's probably one of if not our biggest social event. Getting Shit faced.

[@colmwatkins]

As an Irishman who lives in the UK, with family in both Canada and Australia. This union makes a lot of sense. And also opens up the door to Ireland potentially joining the union too. or at least having favourable trade and tourism links to both the EU and CANZUK.

[@timhessey3166]

No way do we want southern Ireland English hating paddy's in

[@neiltomlinson3298]

I’m British and I see these three other countries as our closest friends and all of our world views lineup together Make it happen!

[@ashley2108]

Same here mate. Can you think of any other country that you could go to and feel warmly welcome. We even share names of counties and suburbs. We all consider England as our mother country and the King as our head of state.

[@Kenedienz]

so british empire 2.0?

[@protorhinocerator142]

@@Kenedienz I'm thinking the logical capital of CANZUK would be London. London has experience running a global empire. It would need to dust off the ideas though and maybe modernize them a bit.

[@Kenedienz]

@@protorhinocerator142 also i plain dont want the U N I T E D Q U E E N D U M B to be part of canada to

[@SilentHotdog28]

@@protorhinocerator142 It doesn't need to be a country, but it can be pretty much 1 step short. 4 countries in a federation which benefits not only the countries themselves, but also citizens. Maybe keep the currency the way it is, but each can be used in the other countries.

[@benjager7]

As a Canadian we already view them as our brothers, I am in full support lol

[@Tongandingo1]

Nice one brother your Aboriginal Australian brothers support you 💪🏾

[@themicronationleague9441]

I'm British, and I fully support the making of a superpower together

[@dompage6076]

Full support from England too

[@youraverageviewer5378]

As a canadian I agree

[@themicronationleague9441]

Long live CANZUK

[@samdaboi9424]

As a New Zealander, I think this is a great deal and I would like to see it happen. More trade and less reliance on China is always a good thing.

[@davidwright873]

yeah....then you're relying on Cambodia for your needs....Although i had the best ever steak prepared in Cambodia that imported it's beef from Australia....although its the chef and not necessarily the beef that makes the steak....i think...

[@originalsusser]

@@davidwright873 huh? relying on Cambodia, wha! what 'needs' you on about? eating best steak ever! wtf? try to stay on subject man you've fully lost me 🙄 btw it's the beef! One can sautee a turd in the best sauce & grill it to perfection but it will still taste like shit

[@redlighter516]

you dont exist

[@Paulman50]

As a New Zealander I'm not sure it will include us now that we have a socialist government.

[@redlighter516]

@@Paulman50 your not socialist your relatively left wing

[@samuelswank9653]

As an American with ancestors who fought on both sides of our revolutionary war, I honestly would not mind reunification with the British commonwealth.

[@BulbaSaurd]

I am Australian and I think this is a very good idea 🇦🇺🇨🇦🇳🇿🇬🇧

[@andrewa-s9893]

As a New Zealander who has lived in Sydney Australia for 6 years and now calls London home after 18 years I think this is a great deal.

[@mfitz1991]

Yeah great deal for NZ 🤣🤣

[@sajid6027]

Because genocide & colonialism worked out so well eh

[@Cdr_Mansfield_Cumming]

I'm with you on that, I lived in Sydney for 3 years, it was just like home with a few differences. You even forget there's an accent difference.

[@Lucas_Antar]

@@sajid6027 4 nations forming a union is very different from 1 nation colonizing inhabited land. Don’t be dense.

[@aplan6637]

Nothing will beat the brits tea the Canadians snow boards Australia’s kangaroos,spiders and snakes (though our military is pretty trash I mean we lost a war to emus) And the New Zealand’s sheep

[@classicalmusic1175]

As a Brit, I would support it 100%. The UK, Canada, Australia and New Zealand are tied together historically. We fought and won two world wars together. It makes sense to me to further strengthen those ties as we look to the future of a world with China possibly overtaking the U.S as the pre-eminent power. We must rely on ourselves.

[@truthseeker7794]

Don't be silly. Don't you know anything about the leaders of these countries. We've spent 4 years trying tho escape the EU.

[@johnukoko3988]

Yh all want to keep there countrys as white as possible for as long as they can.

[@tommaika9121]

That's the LIQUOR talking.

[@FoxzyD009]

@@truthseeker7794 How white of you

[@burningblue1254]

@@johnukoko3988 Always looking for the race card. When you have a hammer everything looks lie a nail.

[@OniFeez]

As an Australian, I fully support this superbloc haha. Also interesting of note that didn't actually get mentioned in the video is this; it has 4 of the 5 eyes in the intelligence system known colloqually as the 5 eyes, I think that would also give it immense advantages perhaps even beyond what it might otherwise enjoy.

[@themessyplayroom7766]

Canada Britain New Zealand and Australia forming a union? All my dreams are coming true.

[@sharonlightfoot9921]

As a UK born, Australian citizen with Canadian permanent residency .... I’m 100% in favour of this! I’d love it if we could all work together

[@CLhighlightsful]

When Erdogan tries to bring back the Ottoman empire, everyone hates him. But nobody cares when UK is leaving the EU to form the old British Empire by joining Commonwealth countries! Tell me about double standards.

[@tracyfletcher8144]

Delusional fools.lol

[@johnwilliams5466]

@@CLhighlightsful Ottoman Empire was a second rate empire anyway lol

[@nibbles7178]

Has always irked me that the immigration of peoples who are not of the same western culture and standards has been easier than it has been for us all to emigrate between one another, when we are so similar. Have Aussie & Kiwi mates (no Canucks yet) and the differences are miniscule so assimilation is pretty effortless. Hope they get on with it!

[@user-gr1bn1vd2k]

@@CLhighlightsful take ur chance to hate on the uk that's calm... buttt canzuk was founded in Canada🤦‍♂️ and the UK is least with the idea of it aswell ye dipshite

[@ranapennata]

English father, Australian mother, born in Canada, raised in New Zealand - it would work for me.

[@jeffreyshuster4482]

Wow. How many people can say that?

[@koniciwamotherfucker1376]

So what is your truly nationality?

[@Aw-ns1qx]

You started this didnt you... 🤗

[@tomhubbard8510]

Truly a citizen of Canzuk.

[@6079SmithW]

Haha, that's brilliant Sir!

[@ashleycloud_]

I signed the original petition for Canzuk many years ago. Didn't really think anything of it but then kept getting regular updates on it (and still do!). Bonkers to think it could become a reality (I am Canadian and my partner is Australian so it was important to me at the time)

[@davidthompson4383]

It will become more important to all of us as China continues to become more aggressive towards our Western way of life.

[@thecrx]

as a french canadian i say why not it could be very beneficial but i hope we get some recognition in this possible union 🇨🇦🇬🇧🇳🇿🇦🇺

[@WilliamEvans-kh1gj]

It is all of Canada

[@maths-monkey]

I am in the UK and I just bought some NZ apples, so obviously we can trade with them just fine. And they were delicious. I am always keen to support my CANZUK friends, and buy stuff from them whenever I can.

[@fallenangel_899]

try our meat :D

[@pedrorequio5515]

@@fallenangel_899 might be harder for him as of now, EU tariffs and non tariff barriers are huge in the meat area.

[@Olliebobalong]

I’m also in the U.K., and recently, I’ve made a point of buying Australian or NZ wine rather than European wine. I’m convinced it tastes better.

[@maths-monkey]

@@Olliebobalong I'm in Kent and am friends with local vintners, so I'm pretty sorted for wine :) But otherwise I do indeed buy Aussie and Kiwi wines, and S.African. Eurowines are overrated and cannot live up to past glories.

[@Olliebobalong]

@@maths-monkey If the English invented TV, the internet and genetically modified wheat, we can make a good wine

[@ARW.7]

As a Brit, I see massive benefits in this and I hope to hear It mentioned more in our politics in the near future, yes please 🇦🇺🇨🇦🇳🇿🇬🇧

[@glitchedlightning]

Or U Just Want Empire Back

[@_HONK]

@@glitchedlightning wouldn't mind it

[@jamiealisson8298]

@@glitchedlightning American identified.

[@alexthedjgod]

@Mr Robotiks wtf does that have to do with a video about CANZUK, people die get over it.

[@alsanderandciaran]

Becareful brit, With such strong emotions you'll end up being victim to a car bombing

[@iggyd4724]

yes...CANZUK FOREVER!!!

[@seantheblue1606]

I'm from the UK and I fully support CANZUK 🇨🇦🇦🇺🇳🇿🇬🇧

[@thatfeelingtarot]

Aussie girl here...THIS IS BRILLIANT. CANZUK bring it on! We already know we are family! x

[@Generalphoenix8438]

As a british men I welcome this union.

[@robertfoster4070]

Inbreed???? 🤔 that explains it..

[@siphotheguy1870]

Aussie girl have the coolest moustaches.

[@cmac178]

Amy let's go skinny dippin!

[@grnttwk6]

Us ANZACs are ready to Join forces with the rest of our family, LETS GO! 🇳🇿🇭🇲🇨🇦🇬🇧

[@ssssSTopmotion]

@@NinjaChi why

[@startube3629]

Yep. Au and NZ already basically have this relationship but would be amazing to make it official and cement it even more with CA and UK

[@jae2167]

I agree and love how you mentioned the ANZAC'S, those people were and still are amazing and helping to improve the way of life in NZ and AUS

[@badger1858]

Hell yeah!

[@blackpinkfan9882]

yesssss

[@aiden280zx]

I'm a Canadian and i think this would be an amazing idea, having a huge military edge being the fourth largest military in the world and better trade man!

[@Shane-ux2iq]

This would be awesome

[@JB-fk3bt]

As a New Zealander I support this. It would be great to distance ourselves from China and have these Commonwealth countries unite. Australia and New Zealand are already very close nations and have a lot of trade and easy free travel between the two, as a New Zealander I could move to Australia and live and work there very freely and easily already. Would be great to have Canada and the UK included in that.

[@carbrand7527]

Agreed

[@stephenkolostyak4087]

Forming some kind of mutual trade agreement isn't going to unfuck what your politicians did.

[@asher3809]

Hello fellow Kiwi :)

[@GlitchGull]

@@stephenkolostyak4087 what are you referring to?

[@minerveo]

As a Canadian, I think that this should happen, but still have our countries identity. This would be amazing for our countries to distance ourselves from China and open up and maybe even become a new global superpower

[@windyhillbomber]

Australian here, love my Canadian, British and Kiwi cousins. I am 100% behind this concept.

[@patient315]

Also all for this alliance

[@kenogu436]

Facts we would be able to hold our own united

[@kevinlalonde8413]

You really want a politician in Ottawa telling a citizen in Australia how to live? Are you aware of the reasons Britian left the EU?

[@patient315]

@@kevinlalonde8413 that’s how an alliance works

[@kevinlalonde8413]

@Justin Marion There is a reason the EU is falling apart. im not gunna argue with you, just remeber you wanted this

[@sunnex474]

“The British Empire? I thought you guys broke up?” “Yes, that’s what we wanted you to think”

[@-whackd]

I'm Canadian but I think Singapore should be asked if they want to join. They are a previous British colony with a similar legal system, same language, and would be a very strategic addition for trade flows.

[@adamwondersparks2503]

I'm canadian and this sounds like a really nice and strategic union between the four countries.

[@pitstop_pug9311]

especially with the threat of china becoming a larger and larger global superpower by the day.

[@robbierude9833]

Agreed. It sounds good. I'm an Aussie.

[@yeetbix6988]

This is the most Canadian reply ever

[@vinokai]

Pitstop_Pug I've been told that China's been getting hungrier for power lately. Some say they've got their eyes on Thailand now.

[@preddowr9597]

Same Ima brit and I love this idea

[@thetruth5084]

As a New Zealander I'm fully supportive of this, we've had each others back in the last 2 world wars and have always treated each other like family

[@Tom-py8ym]

Except when it comes to rugby

[@ethanryan5299]

Yeah this would add so much prosperity to our nations and we would be THE global superpower without a doubt only problem being we would be very over stretched

[@dutchvanderlinde2488]

of course you would..aus,eng and canada will do the heavy lifting and nz can join the ride

[@Mysnrnnr]

@@dutchvanderlinde2488 you realise nz is the least corrupt country in the world, and one of the better countries financially?

[@itz_apollo6774]

@@Tom-py8ym the ABs all day

[@dcrcavazos]

I wish them blessing .they are wonderful people

[@xians3216]

Hey American here, i just wanted to say I love this idea you guys are our best friends and I wish you all the best ❤

[@cryptomonkey6142]

I'm an Australian and my view is that CANZUK could potentially be great for our four nations, we are FAMILY. 🇦🇺🇨🇦🇬🇧🇳🇿

[@user-nf9xc7ww7m]

Nevermind our crazy cousin 🇺🇸

[@yeyeye4538]

@@user-nf9xc7ww7m We are allies!! 🇺🇸

[@Ruf-Art-by-Tim]

All my sisters and brothers and me........... We ARE AFAMILY

[@blakewolfe3606]

Hell yeah,Canada is in

[@curioussoftware]

@@yeyeye4538 Yes we are so long as trump gets in because if Joe Biden get in he along with Obama hates the British and the UK in which case we (all of CANZUK) will be financially better off because in order to be in on the CANZUK trade deals the US manufacturers will most probably move bases to Canada which will greatly in crease Canada's wealth and lower employment while we may not be dealing directly with the US, higher unemployment will be Biden's legacy

[@billyk8397]

As an Australian who’s never heard of this before, I’m very open to this idea. I feel like Canada, the UK and New Zealand have always been considered siblings to us anyway

[@d283jdsk2]

I mean the UK is more like the parent...

[@stevej3483]

Yes but what would they actually trade besides people ?

[@matthieugauthier5128]

@@stevej3483 minerals, oil, ressources & probably accents xD

[@stevej3483]

@@matthieugauthier5128 well then leave NZ out

[@matthieugauthier5128]

@@stevej3483 might I ask why?

[@Daas_01]

As a kiwi aka a new zealander a support this 100,000% especially because my dad was born in the UK ,my mum was born in Canada and my dad has 1 or 2 friends in Australia.

[@SilentHotdog28]

You're Mr. Worldwide :D love our brothers/sisters and cousins from the U.K, NZ and Canada.

[@Susanne-zuku]

Amazing video, A friend of mine referred me to a financial adviser sometime ago and we got talking about investment and money. I started investing with $120k and in the first 2 months , my portfolio was reading $274,800. Crazy right!, I decided to reinvest my profit and gets more interesting. For over a year we have been working together making consistent profit just bought my second home 2 weeks ago and care for my family..

[@Susanne-zuku]

@Maximilian-iLudwig44 Quitting may not be the best approach if you ask me. This is where an AI comes into the picture. I barely have time to trade myself as my job swallows up most of my time. Alice Marie Coraggio a licensed fiduciary whom has made me over 5 figures in profit in less than seven months, handles my investments. I could leave you a lead if you need help.

[@Susanne-zuku]

@Maximilian-iLudwig44 Alice Marie Coraggio

[@Susanne-zuku]

Lookup with her name on the webpage

[@maklak]

CANZUK: *Is formed* Queen Elizabeth: “Good... it is all coming together nicely....”

[@justastudent1423]

The Empire Strikes Back

[@tasonnasee991]

lol

[@herrywenton9682]

So commonwealth countries r going back under the control of the UK. Hmm the sun never sets....

[@beaucaspar3990]

🇬🇧🇨🇦🇳🇿🇦🇺🇺🇲 The English speaking powers.

[@m.r.illusion3424]

Forgot 🇮🇪🇮🇳

[@GreenMonkeySam]

The comment section gives me hope. I already love you all, friends from UK, NZ, and AU!

[@aarobot5333]

We love you to from the uk

[@neilc.8368]

And Canada too!

[@bensedgwickfilms510]

@@neilc.8368 that guy is canaidan lol

[@jenniferwright3963]

Does having Irish and British heritage count?

[@cloaker1619]

The UK sends its love to all of you ❤

[@Thomas_H._Smith]

As a Canadian, I challenge you to find a comment in here that doesn’t have someone saying they're a Canadian, Aussie, Brit or New Zealander.

[@andersgrassman6583]

As a Swede, the cultural affinity among the Scandinavian countries is a tell tale example of something like what CANZUK would be. Even before the EU, we had no borders and in practise a common labourmarket. Scandinavian languages are actually more of dialects. Exept for Finnish, but very many also know Swedish, as it was the same kingdom for centuries. And it has always been a very rewarding social thing, feeling Scandinavian, actually improving the quality of everyday life. I think these benefits are enough to warrant CANZUK. Then there is of course the obvious defence gains, where you in practise most of the time anyway line up - the Ukraine war being a prime example. Don't get caught on the trade benefits. Those are very hard to quantify in advance. Yet I would say the EU has over time proven itself. In conclusion I would say: Go for it! Given the imense popular support, it really should be a no-brainer!

[@ninedivines5374]

*"The boys are back in town"*

[@IreneuszCzech]

Let’s talk... 😀

[@camlegs2423]

I'm from the UK and this is the first time I have heard this! I'm for it.

[@66marshallandrew]

Count me in too!

[@fishsayhelo9872]

same

[@britishmaninnit]

I just hear of it a few weeks ago and yes, I'm absolutely in.

[@noelhammond140]

Because: i) You are not meant to know, ii) it isn't your concern - you are paid to obey the media, and iii) officially, 'it' isn't really happening .. officially (but then, 'he' would say that, wouldn't he).

[@camlegs2423]

Well they are doing a great job lol

[@McKavian]

As someone from the USA, I wish that we could play well enough with others that we would have been invited to the table.

[@the711devin4]

I’m American, but this is certainly an interesting concept that would be awesome to see one day. I’m stoked to see the effects of this union on their respective cultures

[@demarcomixon]

I hope the USA can join.

[@40kbrit47]

This fills me with hope, Canadians, Aussies and Kiwis are our brothers always have been.

[@oryan4395]

Slow yourself, we adopted Australia awhile ago. We bled for them in the Coral Sea and they've bled with us ever since.

[@simond7582]

Sorry mate the UK left us to fend for ourselves when they dumped us for the EU.

[@allanirvine7304]

@@simond7582 apologies can you forgive us

[@allanirvine7304]

I really want us to have a military and economic partnership

[@simond7582]

@@allanirvine7304 while the numbers stack up economically the English cannot be trusted to act in good faith as proven over and over throughout history. It's always England first and stuff the rest.

[@VeeTuTonic]

Reading through others comments on this video, with a tear in my eye (good tears folks) Its so cool to see so many people showing love to our cousins across the globe.

[@tobygjertsen2312]

This makes me happy. This gives me hope xxx

[@mastersonogashira1796]

Yet the idea is pretty unlikely. But hey, at least it get us interested about economic, right?

[@quanbrooklynkid7776]

@@mastersonogashira1796 ha

[@TheSeamstress1]

@@mastersonogashira1796 I would say there is a very high certainty of this happening. The UK has already taken up the services of Tony Abbot, ex Australia Prime Minister as chief trade ambassador for the UK - an unprecedented move for us to have a non Brit post Brexit arranging our deals... I would say that indicates it's a done deal! I'd be over the moon if this gets done. Please God let there be light for us at the end of this horrid EU nightmare! FREEDOMMMMMMMMMMMMMM!!!!!!!!!!!!!:)))

[@mastersonogashira1796]

@@TheSeamstress1 1. country here has different economic need. UK’s main trade partner is EU, NZ is Australia, Australia is japan, Canada is America. 2. competition: Canada and Australia are both natural resource exporter, Australia and UK both export education. Canada won’t be moving their manufacturing cuz Mexico labour is so much cheaper, just like South East Asian countries and China to Australia 3. Political opinions: Australians are too busy fighting against China, British are tied up in Brexit and sure, that definitely proves UK will stay in an organization. Canadians are too liberal to lower themselves to the level of the other two power, and NZ probably worry getting “annexed” by their neighbour.

[@samuelmalkin2299]

Would be just what we need and show the world what team work really means. Id love to live in Canada 🇨🇦 in a couple of years And visit New Zealand 🇳🇿 Australia 🇦🇺 😍 ❤ 😊 very excited 😁 😆 hope it happens sooner rather than later 😀

[@samuelmalkin2299]

Maybe more will join aswell

[@aaronpeacey9673]

Great vids 👍

[@proudkiwi7641]

I'm from New Zealand and we're just happy to be here.

[@SirZanZa]

i was born in NZ too but live in the UK. love both countries

[@robb6120]

Me too 👍🇳🇿

[@mostunique5941]

Always considered NZ as apart of Australia. Probably the only other country I would be prepared to fight for.

[@biancat7761]

You guys are like the progressive kid whose come back from college with amazing ideas. We'll need you to put pressure for equality, progressive laws and environmental changes.

[@mostunique5941]

@@biancat7761 I am really hoping the next few generations do some good. We have been born into a pretty trash world and if there was ever a generation that could finally start making some good changes, it’s our gen.

[@ufargarnidgit1927]

There is a similar alliance between 4 African countries, Cameroon, Uganda, Nigeria and Tanzania, but they're struggling to come up with a suitable anacronym.

[@jay7033]

I appreciate what you did here.

[@danielblue4460]

May I ask their common denominator?

[@helimark6161]

Yes I see it , but you also must include Somalia as they are the biggest!

[@Longtack55]

With Somalia - STUNC or shall we go for CUNTS?

[@lcddglcddg3447]

The BBC? Big black countries?

[@sekeriyasharif6593]

Great idea

[@AZunon]

I’m not European, but I can tell you as a Singaporean. Cohesion is a tool that any country would want. My belief is that if these powers get together, I think it would be somewhere around 3rd or 4th on the board overall. The cohesion will get anything through faster and there won’t be as many disputes among countries.

[@WilliamEvans-kh1gj]

Which would be a good idea to get things through faster from a British citizen

[@allanwilkinson9127]

As an Australian, I fully support this and feel it’s necessary to slow Chinese influence! The benefits of being able to move around these countries easily too would be sensational. Our countries are similar in so many ways so why wouldn’t we form a union?

[@TJdirect]

Agree 💯 %

[@couchlockstudios]

Love from Canada 🙌

[@nicholaslin1630]

Long-term it won't be enough. And it may not be possible since Canada is part of the new USMCA economic combination. ustr.gov/trade-agreements/free-trade-agreements/united-states-mexico-canada-agreement

[@mugofbrown6234]

I agree. Why didn't the Commonwealth evolve into this 60 years ago?

[@mugofbrown6234]

@David Williams It will be a union of equals and it should have happened years ago. The UK is no longer "the mother country" but a sibling within our family of nations.

[@mounthope2567]

From a Canadian who lived in Melbourne for a while. I have to say I love Australia and there people are very nice and welcoming! Very similar to Canadians. Also I have tons of family who live in UK and love it over there as well.

[@blackbird7575]

@Mystic that's new zealands flag lol.

[@Linki-nz]

That’s the NZ flag Bro.@Mystic

[@Fryingpan1000]

@Mystic that’s the New Zealand flag

[@Omiicron]

I love it in Canada, I have friends who moved there, and thought about it myself (I'm Australian). These 4 countries really are similar, even the political systems retain the UK constitution layout.

[@Randomperson-cv4oo]

I'm Australian and have been to Canada twice. I love it and want it to be my future home.

[@barrymiller3385]

Let's get on with it!

[@cjay8027]

I'm a US citizen but I think this would be great, I think it would help other nations not rely on china too, I was thinking of moving to Canada also

[@poopiesmonger]

As Canadian wo has lived in New Zealand for a year and Australia for 3 months, I think this is just logical. We are all so similar.

[@kazooi9963]

As a British person, it’s hard to ignore how much every country has in common! It seems like a great idea!

[@themeanestkitten]

It's almost like they were all part of one country in the past🇬🇧🤔

[@britishmaninnit]

We all have slang words in our countries that we know what they mean, and other countries don't.

[@Mrsamaj14]

I agree we are all so alike this would be a great idea for all of us to prosper together!

[@Flying_GC]

@@themeanestkitten it's more to do with how NZ, Aus and Canada are placed in the world in relation to our peers that makes them similar.

[@MeltedToast84]

As a Brit living in Australia, I’d love this. Canada and New Zealand are great countries too 🇬🇧 🇨🇦 🇦🇺 🇳🇿

[@jimbothegymbro7086]

Each country contributes uniques products and the variety of climates means you can farm a variety of foods it's a no brainer

[@MeltedToast84]

@@jimbothegymbro7086 yeah

[@flynncollins6930]

its completely ignorant and a limp attempt by the uk to matin its so-called 'empire'. Canada, Nz and Australia are all established and unique nations that are powers in their own right. they need to move forward from the destructive english powers who caused so much destruction to the Indigenous people of these nations (yet refuse to accept it), and prosper as their own independent nations. The monarchy is dead.

[@jimbothegymbro7086]

@@flynncollins6930 this isn't going back to the 1800s the culture has changed and the indigenous people can't exactly be harmed anymore when the line's blurred between them and the normal citizens

[@jazzathepokemonfan]

@@flynncollins6930 I bet you vote for the greens

[@_theOGtee_]

as an australian i am extremely on board with with this. i hope this comes closer to being a reality sooner rather than later.

[@klubcj]

Are you sure is a good idea? England and Canada have a lot of illegal migrant, you open the border, guess who’s gonna be flooding in? Just look at Sydney and Melbourne, how much African gang and middle eastern gang? Causing problem, guess what would happen if you open the border? As an aussie, I will say no.

[@rileycollins5101]

im from canada and this does put a smile on my face

[@zjean3417]

Fun Fact: The Eastern most point of Canada is closer to Croatia in Europe than Vancouver, Canada.

[@RiptideST]

Tijuana is closer to Vancouver than Mexico City

[@greghenderson6782]

My toe is the furthermost part of my body from head. Just saying.

[@intrepidkangaroo4745]

Kashgar is closer to Moscow and Baghdad than Beijing. And the distance between Kashgar and Cario is just a little more than the distance between Kashgar and Beijing.

[@jamescoulson7729]

The southern most point of mainland Canada is closer to Ecuador then to the northern most point of Canada

[@bernieweber4663]

My next door neighbor is closer to me than the next next door neighbor. Who cares

[@williamshaneblyth]

I'm from New Zealand I think the most important thing is to get out of any reliance on China.

[@Zaczoozer]

same

[@Randomperson-cv4oo]

Same (from Australia)

[@troystaunton254]

Honestly I keep thinking because we will always have our cheap stuff made in Asian area, we should pick a place like Indonesia or Thailand, and get them to make all our cheap stuff, and that will create a second economic force in Asia that will throw China for a spin. India for a non Asian idea could also be the people. But either way destabilise the Chinese power structure by creating a competition for the worlds money.

[@14Seanmurray]

A lot of people need to get the CCP hands out of their countrys

[@liriani]

unfortunetly at the moment a lot of product around the world come from china because of cheap labout (chances are the shirt you are wearing is made in china), if we start making shoes in the us they would cost a lot more

[@captaincanada5139]

Love it !

[@banana1618]

Great idea! Make it so! :)

[@cameronsteven786]

The UK, Canada, Australia and New zealand are about to make the biggest gamer move ever made

[@darlivinglife2019]

the biggest game they are playing is with our freedom...!!!!!!!!!!

[@Earhairy]

"The UK, Canada, Australia and New zealand are about to make the biggest gamer move ever made" No. It's just some sad Brit''s wank fantasy.

[@poni3367]

@@Earhairy lmaoooo

[@guycross493]

@@Earhairy If a rag-tag of former European kingdoms that was at each other's neck not long ago formed a Union, it's not far fetched idea of a former united empire returns in another shape.

[@grimreaper649]

@@Earhairy To be fair though the 4 are very similar and the only difference is currency. Everything else is practically, even down to the shit weather.

[@flashjazz7800]

Couldn't imagine a better relationship, and being Canadian, I would love to see this happen.

[@TommyYelavich]

Would love to see it too 🇦🇺

[@ijb0310]

Same here!! 🇬🇧

[@Pdh24]

Here in uk I'd love for this to happen too and I know it'll be the next best thing to happen for the world

[@dragonjo7550]

honestly Canada has been falling behind economically and closer economic ties would be very effective in improving that. we are already fairly closely tied to britian militaristicly. interestingly, if the hyperloop that will be built in Alberta proves effective in transportation, i could see a hyperloop being built coast to coast for cargo transportation, which would be very helpful for improving trade through Canada

[@badbitch9556]

I would love it too 🇦🇺

[@KrisHammes]

Ive only just learnt of this, in the world current climate having a strong alliance seems like a really good idea. What are the main arguments against it?

[@chuchuat89]

Canadian here. This is all new to me, but it sounds good.

[@howey935]

Englishman here sounds good to me as well

[@yeetxd4219]

new Zealand man here sounds good to me as well

[@yeetxd4219]

@Blue Terrace 🤣🤣🤣

[@craigscott2315]

I have not been in a state of shock in such a long time but you lot can't be so fkn ignorant?! You have autonomy, only with the united kingdoms consent!

[@lb8965]

@Blue Terrace The problem is they are in the EU.

[@AdligerKrieger]

As a Brit, I'd love for this to happen. Would be great to become closer with the Canadians, Aussies and Kiwis!

[@davids9522]

As a Canadian, I love you already. Easy as that.

[@blackkray1168]

@@davids9522 as another brit we love you more

[@ollielynas5805]

100% agreement from here in nz

[@lebruh7046]

Ehh as an Aussie this sounds good but god I hate London, not England but London.

[@MaDxStArZv]

@@lebruh7046 we brits hate it too (im from london it sucks)

[@Simonn516]

Thanks you for making cambodia in this video

[@bfc9467]

I love how positive these comments are. All the boys getting together to crack open a cold one and rule the world. Sounds nice.

[@mango3257]

It’s because the yanks aren’t in it 😂😅

[@bfc9467]

@@mango3257 not wrong hahaha

[@ivanj.conway9919]

Do you know that outside of the attitude of some Brits, all the nations mentioned here, are made up of some of the most reasonable and fair minded people on Earth. If this were to ever go through, I doubt that would change overnight. Such a union would create better peace and stability in the world, overall. Everyone would benefit. My Best. Out.

[@ivanj.conway9919]

@James Brennan : Exactly My Brother. Why should they? The Republic has made great strides in recent decades and you have a great country and culture as well. Plus, Northern Ireland is geographically, PART, of Ireland anyway, being a damn, island and all. Correct? Also, anyone who knows the history of Britain and Ireland knows full, damn, well, WHY, Northern Ireland exist in the first place. Had Britain not been trying to take over the whole, damn, world a few hundred years ago, Ireland would be a Unified Island today. Plus, you would still, have many of your Old and Ancient Families/Clans that were either killed or forced out of Ireland because of the fact of Britain trying to take it over. I myself, may be descended from such people. My ancestry is either Irish or Welsh, I have yet, to be able to pin it down. Anyway, it seems to make a hell of a lot more sense to me, for Northern Ireland to try ever so hard, to get past your past differences and reunite with the Republic again, and become ONE, UNIFIED, CULTURE AND PEOPLE, AGAIN! With that, a 500 plus year wrong, will have FINELY, been RIGHTED. Correct? Unless the North chooses to be its OWN, State or Country or what have you, but wouldn't it be just as well to reunite with the rest of Ireland again, and be the Ancient, Unified, Land you always were? Correct? Warmest Wishes from Canada. Best of 2021. Be Well. Be Safe. Out.

[@ivanj.conway9919]

@James Brennan : You know James, nobody can deny that Ireland has had a pretty damn, rough, time of it over the past few hundred years. So much sadness and so much misery. Which is why it's all the more inspiring to see what you have made of yourselves today. The Republic, as far as I know, is a beautiful, thriving, lovely, place today. You have a growing economy. Gorgeous landscape as always. A great, multicultural mix today. A wonderful, stable, progressive, society. You are reclaiming your/our - if you don't mind me saying - heritage through your language and songs and folklore and such. All that was attempted to have been ripped from you in the past, and coming out of all these "hardships" and "troubles" better than you've ever been before. To that extent, you really need to give yourselves a good pat on the back. I understand that modern day Brits have nothing to do with the horrors and atrocities of the past, but where I get rather annoyed and royally, miffed sometimes, is when they play willful dumbness. It's like when all the "troubles" were going on throughout the 80s and people in Britain could not, or refused to understand what all the fuss was about. To me, that was willful blindness and stupidity on their part. And to make out the the Irish were like a bunch of backward savages because of the things going on in Ireland at the time, was arrogance beyond belief. They should have known, and surely, must have known, that non of that would have ever, happened in the first place if Ireland had not become a divided land because of THEM! Correct? Well anyway, several hundred years of history can't be undone now, and those who have lived in North Ireland for a good many generations now, can't very well, be pushed out now, as that would make those doing that no better than their ancestors that took over the land several hundred years before. Now, in their own way, they are as Irish as those in the Republic, even if, some wish to remain loyal to Britain. The trick now, My Brother, is helping them to see how they would benefit more, by unifying with the Republic rather than remaining loyal to Britain, which seems utterly, determined to break from the European Union, anyway. Being several generations Canadian now, there is much I don't understand about this, but did Britain HONESTLY, do so bad by being a part of the European Union as some claim? And would Northern Ireland benefit MORE, if they stick with Britain and break with the European Union as well, or finely, join with the Republic again, and REMAIN, part of the European Union, as well?! This could end up being one of the best times yet, in recent history, to regain what should never have been taken from you in the first place. All if you play your cards JUST RIGHT! Agreed? My Very Best, My Brother. Be Well. Be Safe. Out.

[@alpineghost8685]

Being from the UK, I love the sound of this agreement and think that it will definitely benefit all the countries involved. Much love to all from the UK❤️ 🇨🇦 🇦🇺 🇳🇿 🇬🇧

[@mr.g3203]

LoL

[@thetruth495]

I'm from the UK and I think this is a daft idea. All these countries are thousands of miles from each other and have little in common other than the English language. You can't resurrect the old empire and neither should you.

[@mr.g3203]

@@thetruth495 realistically you guys were the biggest Empire forgive me for American knology but trade will be a problem for example the UK trade more with the EU then Canada Australia New Zealand. then we have Australia New Zealand trade with China Japan and Southeast Asian countries then Canada and Britain . Canada situation is far more worse trademore with USA then Australian New Zealand and UK. So what I'm trying to say is you guys have to trade more with each other in other countries and then all four of those countries economics will Crush or maybe I'm overreacting I can go on but I hope everything is gonna go well greetings from America

[@togerboy5396]

Canada could be used as a central hub for trading and with the new canal forming above North America, it could increase trade through it.

[@YellowROBLOX]

@@togerboy5396 From a Canadian, Canada does not want this route to be taken too much because if theres a ship incident and the ship sinks well the fuel will spread into's Canada biggest freshwater source.