Make America a Commonwealth member? Trump would see himself as equal to the King | US News

Donald Trump wants to regain the political map of the world. His vision seems to be that smaller countries – such as perhaps Greenland, Ukraine and Taiwan – should fall under their local great power, as the US, Russia and China have expanded their regional areas of influence.

There is an evil logic for this new world order if one excludes the principles of democracy, independence, co-existence, boundaries and basic rights for all countries, regardless of the size. It simply claims that power is right. Mr Trump Believe the US is the most powerful country and it is focused on raising America back at home and abroad.

Sucks to the presidency

It is a grim prospect for a middle-sized post-imperial power such as the UK. The leaders of Britain’s three most important political parties have chosen not to be public with any private concerns they may have about the intentions of the Trump administration. Labor, the conservatives and reforms of the UK have all concluded that sucking is the best way to deal with the new presidency.

This explains the amazing reports that the king Can invite the United States to become a co -member of the Commonwealth when Mr. Trump visited him in Scotland later this year to plan his second state visit to this country.

Mr. Trump has already welcomed the news of the composition of the Commonwealth. “I love King Charles. Sounds good to me! ‘ He placed social platform on his truth.

There was no official invitation to the president. “Associate” membership of the organization does not exist. New members require the agreement of all 56 existing member states. It is not the responsibility of the king, who is a nominal head of the Commonwealth or even the British government. And it is no longer called ‘the British’ Commonwealth.

Yet strange things happened – will happen again, Mr. Trump is back in the White House.

The first approach can simply be an invitation to become a co -worker of the Royal Commonwealth Society (RCS), who describes itself as a network of individuals and organizations committed to improving the lives and prospects of the Commonwealth citizens around the world. “

The RCS already made it to Mr. Trump offered shortly after his first election. Nigel Farage delivered the letter in person. Like most clubs, the RCS is hungry to expand and has also evicted felt for Ireland and Nordic countries.

Neither Mr. Trump nor the British government would leave it at this trivial level. He is a major disruption that is always looking upside down in any agreement and with a record of converting ideas that looked laughable in reality.

Starmer government has been overlooked

The prime minister it laid in the Oval Office with the ‘unprecedented’, ‘historical’ invitation for the second state visit. Most US presidents, including those who were striking friends of this country, never get one.

The Starmer government has decided not to criticize the Trump administration. They all over the head of the claim of Canada as the 51st state to top officials who violate security on a signal phone group in which they ‘Hate’ expressed for ‘pathetic’ European ‘freeloaders’. In direct contrast to their Americanophilia, ministers are reluctant to discuss closer ties with the Europeans.

It will be completely in line with the side cocosity of this government to try to bring about a result of the US in the form of closer involvement in the Commonwealth, a last remnant of the British soft power.

Trump as the King’s successor?

Mr. Trump would see any agreement as a takeover in which he was equal to the king, and his likely successor as head of the Commonwealth. He is likely to try to rework the organization with a so -called ‘White Commonwealth’ that dominates the other members.

It will be well with his ethno-nationalist supporters at home. This is already the vision of one British champion of American participation.

“Commonwealth Union -not the least a Canzuk -Union between Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the United Kingdom -really should be a cross -party -no -Brainer for the British. What exactly should the UK lose?” Ask political commentator Jonathan Saxy in the Daily Express.

The integrity of this country would be at stake. Only a truly ‘perfidious Albion’ would Mr. Trump in the Commonwealth leaves in the hope of buying his favor.

The king would not be happy

The king, who did his best to support his world of Canada against the threats of Mr. To indicate Trump would not be happy. The legs will still be knocked out under the resistance of Canada. All members of the Commonwealth will face the option to go it alone outside the alliance or before Mr. Trump to bend. The US, meanwhile, would try to utilize old British ties to counteract the growing influence of China in Africa and Asia.

There are already a few in the UK that are ready to throw their fate with the US. But not the entire coalition that Mr Trump chose, agrees with his imperialist extension.

America First Isolationists tore him to his “sound good” remark on his own truth social network. One wrote: “Hell no !!! We left the UK and kicked their asses once, never returned.

Another one posted: “No! King Charles has been among the best players of WEF for years. He is a globalist. Americans do not want to join their Commonwealth. The UK has allowed him to drop him to Muslim inventors and Charles has” secret offering “to you? Hard no from all your supporters!”

Alex Jones of the Conspiracy Website Infowars warned: “If you really try to join America with the British Commonwealth, 1776 will start again!” Add: “I love Trump in general … but sometimes he just does the most terrible things.”

No sign Trump’s fanbase does not leave him

Terrible or not, there is no sign that this fanbase is leaving the president. While their Signal Chat shows that its nearest assistants embrace its simplistic, extract, which is the ‘economic upside’ for the US approach to foreign relations.

The British government must think very carefully about what they are willing to voluntarily offer to a brutal American bully in this global geopolitical struggle.