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American analogy
Friday, March 3, 2006

So last night I went to see the Black Watch and the Welsh Guard Band (nice, if you are in to bagpipes and such, which I am starting to think I am not) and of course it got me to thinking about the American revolution and how we broke off from England. So what I got to thinking it, if the Browncoats had managed to succeed in their mission, would it have been possible for them to form a formidable "nation" ?

This set my mind thinking for most of the concert. And I came to the idea that no, they could not make a nation, but rather an alliance of their own set up of independent moons that band together when needed. Of course, then I realized that it is almost like the United States with their different states with different laws.

Of course then my mind got to thinking about possible names.
The Browncoat Federation
The United Browncoats of Space
The Independent Federation of the Verse

Yeah, my mind tends to wander, especially when I am bored and have had one too many Kiltlifters. Not that it was a bad concert, it was nice and my friends are awesome, its just that I can't sit still for too long. Not without my mind going every which way but asleep.

COMMENTS

Friday, March 3, 2006 12:44 PM

SIGMANUNKI


Ya, Bagpipes aren't for everyone. I for one like them... as long as it is a lone piper and there is some distance between us.

I remember going to my cousins piping band socials in which the band played... in the hall. Just picture a dozen pipers, with drummers, piping in a small social hall.

Bloody loud!

In all seriousness, and this is just a suggestion, there is a track from The Tea Party, off there Edges Of Twilight album called The Badger. Just the right amount :)


Now regarding the actual topic of the post itself ;)

I would imagine that they could have made one. Not necessarily like the US, but with hard work and there neighbour leaving them pretty much alone, they definitly would have had the chance to do well for themselves.

But, this also brings up the question of whether the war of independence was necessary. Canada for instance, got its independence through diplomacy and Scotland is doing the same thing.


Also, in your few paragraphs, have said a mouthful. IMO, this merrits further discussion; a thread of its own. But, I'm just a guy posting a comment to a blog, what do I know ;)


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