is england becoming englandistan ?
817478
No. its called land of the free. free for all, free housing, electric, gas, rates, phone bills, etc, etc, nothing to do with the Stan's, just free loading asylum seekers who spoil it for the genuine ones
303806
Pls dont,it will b a big foolishness. No body on earth will do u this faver.only criminals will offer u this kind of deal. Change ur mind before its too late.Dont think england is full of angels its full of criminals (tigers).they got two faces.stay where u r .work hard .u will get what u want.All that glitter is not bloody Gold, but full of poison ...All these smilling faces r full of sorrows.
203718
Its in the north??\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/England\n\nthe link has a map
152477
IT IS ENGLISH(ENGLAND)
1152788
Where it started.  In England
570222
I don't think England would be wise to give up the monetary system they currently have. Joining the Euro system would be the same as using the American dollar. You would be assimilated, with no identity then. I am an American, and I don't like the fascism going on with the Republicans, and the current Bush Administration. Americans wont go along with it for to long without a revolt, and I see that happening really soon.
1166841
No - are you thinking of the old Ridings ie North Riding / East Riding of Yorkshire?
1081731
England = one country.\nGreat Britain = England + Scotland + Wales\nUnited Kingdon = Great Britain + Northern Ireland
577165
I perfectly Understand im from england, and so many fo my friends want to leave england becuase they say its crap and full of immigrants and crime and theres no jobs and the weather is horrible.\n\nIm not exactly the msot patriotic person on the plaent by i love my country im proud to be english so why isnt anyone else??
642134
You English people wont know the greatness of India. India is better than England in all ways. We didnt go to take someones land and take all its riches and at last separate it into three so that it wont grow that fast. India has powerful men like me who will try hard to make it the best.
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This is an interesting question. But the answer to it, if given seriously, is not quite an easy and straight-forward one.\n\nThere are only two real nations within the modern day UK, and they are England and Scotland. Wales, once an independent principality of Celtic origin, was taken over by England a long time ago and is politically integrated, even though in recent years the Whitehall government has made certain consessions with regards to devolution. Nevertheless, all law passed by the House of Commons is usually "for England and Wales". \nAnd Northern Ireland is not a separate nation either. It is a relict of long-gone times when Ireland was completely under British rule. But now there remain only six Irish counties in the UK, known collectively as Northern Ireland. They are not a nation, and not even a country. They are just six counties under colonial rule, with a population of Irishmen of various heritage and political allegiance.\nWhich leaves us with England and Scotland, which were separate independent states for most of their history. The Union of both exists only since 1707 and is, despite all efforts from the various governments over three centuries, still quite fragile. The fact that English people refer to Scotland still as being "north of the border" speaks volumes. And there is little love in Scotland for the English, who oppressed and exploited the Highlands for centuries (and still do it in certain ways).\n\nScotland has already her own parliament again, and it will be only a question of time (and political mistakes made in London) how long it will take for Scotland to elect a majority of nationalists to this parliament. A simple referendum could then decide on the question of Scotland's independence.\nShould this happen, England would want to hold on to Wales and Northern Ireland with even more zest than they show now. But it would not be easy. The six counties of Northern Ireland will sooner or later join the Republic of Ireland anyway, and if only on economical and cultural grounds. British presence in Northern Ireland costs the UK taxpayer at present more than £ 16 billion per year (and rising) with nothing but troubles to show for in exchange. Sooner or later a British Prime Minister will find better things to do with that money and let the booming economy of the Irish Republic pay for those six counties no one really likes.\n\nThe future of Wales is the least certain of all. In case of Scotland going it alone, there would be a certain momentum in Wales to follow suit. However, it is questionable if there would be a large enough majority for an independent Wales, especially since it could not survive economically on its own. Options for Wales could be a continued union with England, but with better terms, a Celtic Confedaration together with Scotland and Ireland, a much less attractive federation with Scotland, or a tax haven like the Isle of Man, completely dependend on the world's super-rich.
912933
No, but I know there is in England
49896
No, I live in England
954036
They keep trying to. Actually it'd be closer to a semi-autonomous country or region, similar to what Scotland is becoming to the UK. Having more home rule, but still technically part of the Commonwealth.
697516
Greetings!\n\nYes it would, but since life (especially government) is always about money, then the reality is this.\nSettlers being isolated would be not threat to England.  They would tame the country introduce commerce and eventually insure their benefactors a wealth of sorts.\nSo the cost of sending them was far outweighed by the return on the investment.\nAnd if they died while there? Eh, so what.\n\nGood Luck
717169
Maybe in some respects , but i personally dis-agree !\nThe British are out-casts in the European Union, No Euro , still British passports .....\n\nHigh time they came out of Uncle Sam's shadows AND grew up on their own !\nElse ... god save the queen . . . .
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If you ever visit England 'Mug'... Please let me know?\nI would be most interested in hearing your views (about the English) face to face!