I wonder if anyone has noticed that Trump seems to be putting the US on the fast track to go back under the British monarch, yet.

[Swordsmyth]

It's the other way around. This is Trump's idea and HE asked Charles about it.

Trump wants to consolidate the power in the Judeo-Anglosphere under one system.

That's an outright lie.
Charlene III sent him a letter with an offer and Trump was asked to comment on it.

 

[acptulsa]

Are you also saying Fox was telling an outright lie when it published this?

"I love King Charles," Trump wrote on Truth Social Friday morning while linking to an article citing a Daily Mail report that said the monarch would secretly offer the U.S. associate membership in the Commonwealth during Trump's second state visit to Britain. "Sounds good to me!" [/]

Or is this your idea of "being diplomatic"?

 

[Swordsmyth]

Are you also saying Fox was telling an outright lie when it published this?



Or is this your idea of "being diplomatic"?

I already said it was him being diplomatic.

 

[acptulsa]

I already said it was him being diplomatic.

A gentleman knows how to be diplomatic with an ugly woman without getting her hopes up.

This is something other than "diplomatic". But then, I guess diplomacy itself is rarely really diplomatic

 

[Snowball]

That's an outright lie.
Charlene III sent him a letter with an offer and Trump was asked to comment on it.

I'm suspicious as to whose idea it is.

Regardless, it's spurned on by Trump's offensive desire for Canada and Greenland.
Here's the original, first breaking story from March 20th.

Btw, there's no such thing as an "associate" membership to the Commonwealth.
That is an entirely NEW conceptualisation for this purpose.

this plot goes back to at least 2017. Phil Bryant and Cory L. with Camilla at Buckingham.

It's probably a mutual idea, but...

"Bryant shared the story of that November 2017 meeting in London this past July at the launch of his latest United Kingdom-related initiative named World4Brexit, a U.S.-based dark-money group that supports the United Kingdom's expected exit from the European Union. An attendee provided the Jackson Free Press with a video of the governor's until-now-unreported remarks. Former Trump Campaign Manager Corey Lewandowski was among those in attendance."

"I'm also the chairman of the Royal Commonwealth Society USA," the 
Mississippian said, referring to an organization he launched in Jackson in 2017.

"Is America back in the Commonwealth?" the royal replied.

"Well, part of it is, and I'm in charge of it," Bryant said.

"Well, carry on," the heir to the 
British throne said.

God Save the Governor: Phil Bryant, Brexit Soldier

Republican Phil Bryant is certainly not the first Mississippi governor to support a state's plan to secede from a multi-state union. ... But Bryant seems to be the first to entangle himself in a foreign U.S. ally's own secession effort.

www.jacksonfreepress.com

Richard Eden, Daily Mail, is the one who broke the story on 20 March. The next day, he provided an explanation due to the public shock:

I can reveal that Queen Camilla has had an influential, behind-the-scenes role in laying the groundwork for today's stunning announcement.

"Andy Wigmore, a key ally of Nigel Farage and friend of President Trump, told me today: 'Governor Phil Bryant, then Governor of Mississippi, a massive Anglophile, and his team came to Buckingham Palace and met Camilla when she was Duchess of Cornwall. They talked about the Commonwealth at length, about its significance, at a Palace reception. For Governor Bryant, that was amazing. He said, "She wants the Commonwealth to happen in America".'

Richard Eden: All their latest coverage | Daily Mail Online

See all the latest articles from Richard Eden

www.dailymail.co.uk

both articles of his may be viewed on the DM website. To avoid the pay wall, "select all", copy the text and paste it onto a text doc.