by Michael Snyder
End of the American Dream
Apparently King Charles plans to formally invite the United States to join the British Commonwealth, and President Trump seems very enthusiastic about it. I don’t know why more people are not talking about this, because joining the British Commonwealth would be an extremely dramatic move. We are being told that if the U.S. were to become a “member state” it would be “largely symbolic”, but is that really true? As you will see below, King Charles is the head of the British Commonwealth, the organization that runs the British Commonwealth is based in London, and the British Commonwealth is committed to a globalist political agenda which includes taking global action to fight climate change. Does the U.S. really want to come under the authority of a worldwide organization that is pushing such an agenda?
Just like any other organization, the British Commonwealth has certain rules, and if you break those rules it has the authority to dish out consequences. For example, Gabon was partially suspended by the Commonwealth in 2023 after a military coup happened in that nation. The rules of the British Commonwealth are based on British values, because the majority of the members of the British Commonwealth are former territories of the British Empire. According to Wikipedia, there are currently 56 “member states” in the British Commonwealth…