Let's first remember how to be a true republic - where each state asserts its own sovereignty and it's OK if California and/or New York make different choices than other states as to how their citizens want to run things. Cherish our diversity but remain united in spirit, and perhaps learn from different approaches tried by different states.

Pretty sure Canadians are very proud of their own country. We share a common bond as North Americans, but freedom is better preserved with true cooperation amongst separate co-equal governments.

I never I said one damn word about surrendering sovereignty. I am passing information about a possible (and potentially beautiful) future.

As a Canadian, I very much desire this as a coming together of peoples who are more like family than friends. This is not something that would be forced on the people.

Everyone needs to calm the fuck down and stop reading things that aren’t there.

No, this is not globalism. The Commonwealth - which Canada, Australia, New Zealand and a host of other countries were part of - ended when the Queen was executed. Australia, was - through some deal with China (if my memory serves) was a commodity traded on the New York stock exchange. When Donald Trump assumed control of that exchange, everything traded on it came under his juridiction (some say ownership). Long story short, this would be a GOOD thing, and frankly a natural evolution of the relationship between our countries. All of this said, it is certainly something that would only happen at the will of the people. There will be many such unions of nations - not as the result of a new world order.