Well....chief of state: Queen ELIZABETH II (since 6 February 1952)
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Well....chief of state: Queen ELIZABETH II (since 6 February 1952)
I'm agree that it will never happen. But your wrong. It's not for the reason you said. Not much Canadian think it could be a good idea. In Quebec it's totally out of question. Quebec will become a country of it's own if Canadian want to join United States. And your wrong too when you said that Americans are not interested in Canada.The 51st state will never happen. Politically impossible. Not because Canadians wouldn't want it, but the Americans wouldn't.
Bonjour David,David Girard wrote:footsteps wroteI'm agree that it will never happen. But your wrong. It's not for the reason you said. Not much Canadian think it could be a good idea. In Quebec it's totally out of question. Quebec will become a country of it's own if Canadian want to join United States. And your wrong too when you said that Americans are not interested in Canada.The 51st state will never happen. Politically impossible. Not because Canadians wouldn't want it, but the Americans wouldn't.
Agreed. Let's face it, we all want everyone else's resources, that's why we trade.United States is far more interested in Canadian ressources than they say. Just remember their political decision concerning canadian wood.
Oh, we're just going through a rough patch together. Happened before. It'll happen again. <shrug>I would like to expect much frienship between nation, but It's seem impossible.
Our 'problem' is that we are so self-deprecating. Think of it: would shows like "This Hour Has 22 Minutes" or "The Royal Canadian Airfarce" ever have a chance of succeeding south of the border (assuming that you Americanized the political content)? Just wouldn't happen. We're too iconoclastic. And I kinda like it that way.Don't consider Canadians as stupid please.
Canadian has realised and invented many things that they should be proud of. And we are well accepted anywhere in the world, because of our good international politics. There is a lot difference between French and English, but we realised many things together. Canada is in the top countries for Quality of Life.
Open your mind, that's the best way to have good relation with others.
I think this kind of humor indicate a sign of maturity, not a sign of depreciation. We are able to laugh about ourselve. It's indicate we are able to know what are our good and bad shots. UK peoples have te same kind of humor by the way.Our 'problem' is that we are so self-deprecating. Think of it: would shows like "This Hour Has 22 Minutes" or "The Royal Canadian Airfarce" ever have a chance of succeeding south of the border (assuming that you Americanized the political content)? Just wouldn't happen. We're too iconoclastic. And I kinda like it that way.