Just a simple question inspired by a thread from another section of the board.
Between 1900 and today, was it in any way likely or possible for world events to push the primary Anglosphere nations into some sort of political union? (The United States, United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia, Canada, and New Zealand all effectively becoming one country.)
I'd assume it's be a result of World War style shenanigans or some other high level crisis, much how those kind of things caused people to consider the idea of a Franco-British Union.
Maybe WW2? With the Cold War only making the push towards such a union stronger? (Churchill really liked the idea, right?)
Between 1900 and today, was it in any way likely or possible for world events to push the primary Anglosphere nations into some sort of political union? (The United States, United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia, Canada, and New Zealand all effectively becoming one country.)
I'd assume it's be a result of World War style shenanigans or some other high level crisis, much how those kind of things caused people to consider the idea of a Franco-British Union.
Maybe WW2? With the Cold War only making the push towards such a union stronger? (Churchill really liked the idea, right?)