UK EAS - King Charles III's British Empire 

That would be a great senecio

I love democracy.

Tfw he proclaims the New Oceania

I haven't got much nice to say about Cromwell, but at least the UK got demonarchization fervour out of its system early with his short-lived republican experiment....

Reminds me of a Doctor Who episode haha

British citizens in 2023: OKATOKAT!

Putin: YOUR new Empire?

Prince Harry: Your new Empire?

@@snafuthegreat British man: YES!!!!!!!

Marcos Jr:It Is Dangerous!!!!!

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He middle fingered them

based

Veto goes brrr

1v1 rust interventions only no radar

the funny thing is he had the same name too.

It's a Carlean tradition, we know.

Chop Chop!

It’s because Ireland used to be the U.K.’s land

@@andyewing4143 sadly enough it still is

@@Airgialla32 We’re talking about Ireland not Northern Ireland

Grow up

​@Airgialla32 No it doesn't sound stop lying

Then you must frighten easily! I laughed at the utter absurdity of this farce. No one in their right mind could even begin to believe Engand capable of this degree of idiocy. Good thing this is pure satire!!!

@@AngelofDeath1431 England wasn’t recognized as diddly squat since 1707, neither were Scotland or Wales

And the national anthem would be God Save the King AND Queen. But as an American I am free to sing “Or the land of the free, and the home of the brave!”

@@AngelofDeath1431 exactly. If anything, it would begin with aid to the poorer nations of The Commonwealth perhaps after a hurricane.

@@stevenroshni1228 Yes! And, if all nations are truly as bankrupt as I believe them to be, how do you actually calculate the value of items such as the crown jewels, all of those "priceless objet d'art" in the Louvre Museum and at the Vatican, etc? Just something to think about.

I'm currently writing up ideas for an alternative history book based on this. You're right, it has so much potential.

Agreed, I just have a feeling this will go straight into civil war(ala the English Civil War)

yes!

This will eventually force Russia and the United States of America to put aside their conflicts and fight together

@@toainsully i mean they've already done that in actual peace keeping operations (and not like the ukraine war i mean real peace keeping). After they deal with Britain the whole world would go back to there normal conflicts.

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-g8HBOk3LzPY.html&ab_channel=MusicwithLyricsKJ

@@matthewjabeznazario8769 What is this?

Eh,I think most British people realise their country has declined, the French on the other hand, don't seem to realise how irrelevant they are. Saying that though, most European countries are pretty meh nowadays. The French are deluded, the Germans are in hiding and migration is destroying the continent. Europe as a whole is a giant, shitty laughing stock. From the top of the world to America's bitch, most EU countries are cheap as hell too and rely on others for their defence. One big continent of of pathetic countries.

God save the King!

Yeah africa and asia gonna suffer

Never thought I'd utter these words, but Prince Charles is based.

Wouldn't mind that

"What I remember about the rise of the British Empire is… is how quiet it was. During the waning hours of the UK-NATO war, the British Army was discreetly transferred to Canada. It was a silent trip; we all knew what was about to happen, what we were about to do. Did we have any doubts? Any private traitorous thoughts? Perhaps, but no one said a word. Not on the flight to the USA, not when Order 66 came down, and not when we marched onto American Shores. Not a word." --- Random British soldier

You don’t need to apologise

is that how princess diana died

*King Charles III has issued an ultimatum to the entirety of the world, submit or die.*

Probably but I doubt China would hand over Hong Kong if we did the focus

The BBC being removed would be a good thing.

@@girthquake2390Based

@@girthquake2390 where is my thermonuclear bomb

@@andyewing4143 Up Rishi Sunaks arse as a suppository.

@@girthquake2390 exactly

Gets destroyed by wind.

@@billcipherproductions1789 British counter navy: gets decimated (again)

@@santi2683 *The King of Spain tries again many more times over the next 15 years, but each time her fails because WIND*

Won't they be needed against Gibraltar, though?

@@billcipherproductions1789 Blas de Lezo Sitio de Cartagena de Indias 1741, Cartagena de Indias, Virreinato de Nueva Granada , Monarquía Universal Hispánica

Still can't get over that, that was hilarious to live through. LIz Truss really said "aight, imma head out", lmao

More like four 😂

he had a point about democracy not working thats for sure

@@Citural He did make some points when he said that, when you take everything from the past year into consideration.

Considering how Ireland is basically neutral, its extremely unlikely for NATO itself to act They might do something if they try to reclaim Canada and Australia though

Two words: Civil War (This is basically the events that led to Cromwell and Charles I building their armies and then a series of civil wars which would see the death of 211,830 people over the course of 9 years and 12 days)

@@sheepbow909 Ireland is in the EU, which has a Mutual Defence Claus (Article 7). So Britain wouldn't really be able to go after anyone. Anyways, its a completely inprobable situation. Britain would be completely cut off from trade with the EU and US which would practically annihilate its economy. As a Brit myself, although I'd like to wallow in the nationalism, I know the fact that really Britain's navy can not even function without American involvement and the Army is around 80,000 men. Britain is too weak of a country really to do anything.

@@samwell2004 That is very true, it's pretty doubtful the UK would ever manage to rebuild the British Empire especially considering the state it's now in.

Thank you so much!

agree, this is like hidden treasure

@@george4eas God save the chocolate bars 😂😂😂😂

I can already see this as a Doctor Who episode

The Doctor is absolutely regretting his decision!

You would be the same as today. What does the word “Empire” bring you?

@@deutschermichel5807 A fancy title.

Became an empire but didn’t want expansion? I’m pretty sure nothing would change.

Well if that was the case, I suppose nothing on foreign policy would really change. It's the domestic issues that would make the situation upside down. I honestly can't imagine a powerful institution such as the parliament being disbanded in one day.

Outer Space parliament got dissolved plenty of times such as when Boris was PM he asked the Queen to dissolve it

chad yes

An HOUR long scenario

How about a book? I'm jotting down ideas for one based on this concept right now. This would make a fantastic alternate history story

No! Ireland is a peaceful repubic!

He doesn’t have any power, the fuck he doesn’t

Lol 😂

Yes we need this

We’d be fine in Australia the queen even had a prime minister deposed in 1975. Victoria would most likely rebel and cause a civil war while us Here in Queensland would probably join gleefully after all we had the least support for a republic in the referendum

Or the invading an independent republic bit, or taking away the sovereignty of independent nations, or losing the right to show we’re unhappy with the way things are going, or the bit where we’re forced to fight in the military instead of having the freedom this country has given us far longer than most others in Europe to make our own choice. It’s a cool fictional scenario but thank God it is fictional.

@@Sparx632 I get you but If the Empire was reformed we would probably take Republic of Ireland back 1st then taking back China and big nations in Asia also taking most of South America and Oceania.

@@declangaming24 Yeah, and that's not good because they have nothing to do with the UK and deserve to be independent

@@Sparx632 Expect a lot of underground resistance movements

Really? I’m English but I wasn’t sad in the slightest and neither was anyone I know

@@cerdic6305 Same here, I didn't know her so I felt nothing when she died.

Which song?

No it’s not

@Oscar Potter Upon further investigation, I have found that it is indeed God Save The King

ah yes, the UK, the only country who still has colonisers and plans to rule the world

no it doesn't

Shitish*

Doesn’t Canada have like 13 states? Surely it would go up to 63 states

@@aigeneratedwauigi2696they’re joking lol

This was proposed in the Canadian TV-movie "H2O", though the fictional PM's price for a continental union was that former-Canada would keep the Charter of Rights and Freedoms and its own Supreme Court. His argument for this to the US president was (and I paraphrase), "we may watch the same television but we are not the same as you culturally." Anyway, in the event shown above I'm pretty sure the US would assert that the Monroe Doctrine was still in play....

I beg to differ, It will do us all the world of good honestly

@@incredibilis4024 Says probably some privileged teen whose never had any real hardship in their life

Correct.

He became the real-life Scar from the Lion King

Britain hasn’t had a absolute monarchy since the signing of the Magna Carta, Britain has been under a form of democracy for nearly an entire millennia. A lot of monarchist supporters seem to also not have much historical knowledge. Life for the average Brit only became tolerable in the last century following the signing of the 1950s Balfour Declaration, before then it was absolute shit and something you wouldn’t be able to handle. Unless you do like working 6 days a week 12 hour days just to live in some damp tiny house and maybe be able to afford enough for bread. Very easy to criticise the modern world and democracy when you live in it lmao. It’s odd that most people who wish for a return of Empire also happen to be sad lonely people who will blame their loneliness on society rather than themselves.

Yes

@@Froggediah Because democracy has produced far superior leadership, lowest common denominator is the best way of picking the most powerful, important figure in a nation

@@rextheroyalist6389 I'm not sure one family of inbred weirdos would make for a much better ultimate ruler, with no recourse to vote them out. That's where guillotines come into it.

@@barryhomeowner9293 by having the person born into the right place at the right time be your ruler, you are essentially just leaving their quality to chance and by having them be raised by the previous rulers, the most stable the ruling style, the longer that style will perpetuate by intergenerational education from King to heir. By picking your ruler based on popularity, you are not picking by quality or even by quality of ideas but by the Machiavellian ability to manipulate the discontent, hatred, or desperation of the broadly less educated and needy. Many monarchs were manipulators and fiends, but ALL elected leaders have been manipulators and fiends. Plus when a democratic leader fails, we wait out their term(s) and expect things to get better but they never do. However when a monarch fails, their people kill them and don't let the heir take the throne (except in rare cases where the king and heir were actually opponents). Good leaders ought to stay in power until they die, bad leaders ought to hanged, not given a pension. I far more trust the intentions of someone who didn't choose to be the ruler but took on the responsibility anyway, than someone who's spent decades conning their way up the ladder and now has finally achieved their power fantasy. I repeat: Good leaders ought to stay in power until they die, bad leaders ought to hanged, not given a pension.

@@rextheroyalist6389 Mega cringe

@Arn Francis Tapic(Your Average Mechagodzilla)🇪🇸 it's gonna happen. Now Queen Elizabeth is gone Australia will soon become a republic and New Zealand will probably follow.