Rebirth of England.

In fact, although Cameron agreed to Scotland's independence referendum, although it was a risky decision, it was not made casually.

First of all, he also understands that Scotland has always used independence as a bargaining chip to demand rights from the British government. At the same time, the fact that the Scottish National Party has won two consecutive elections also shows that there is a certain call for independence in Scotland. He hopes to channel this "public opinion" and give them a chance for a referendum, at least to take some initiative in the referendum into his own hands - such as stipulating the options, wording and method of the referendum.

They also conducted some surveys in Scotland, and the data obtained showed that the majority of people are still opposed to independence - these have also been confirmed in previous opinion polls. Except for a part of the people who have not yet made a final decision, the number of people opposing independence has always been far higher than those who support independence.

After all, after hundreds of years, not all the people in Scotland are the original "Scottish" anymore. After exchanges of people, there are still many people who identify with the "British Empire".

Judging from the referendum results in the original time and space, Cameron won the gamble this time...

But I don’t know if the success of this adventure gave Cameron confidence, but later he took another risk - promising to hold a referendum on Brexit...

As a result, everyone knows that in the original time and space, Cameron's second adventure failed completely. He originally wanted to use the Brexit referendum to gain the support of the "Eurosceptics" on the one hand to win the general election. On the other hand, Britain could also use this Brexit referendum to play an extreme operation, put pressure on the EU, and gain some benefits.

But the result was that the Brexit referendum passed...

But in contrast, the British government has also increased its investment in some industries.

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You know, in the original time and space, in the Scottish independence referendum in 2014, Britain narrowly retained Scotland with a voting result of 55% to 45%.

The failure of this adventure has caused chain-like consequences, not only alienating Britain from Europe, but also erasing the successful results of the previous adventure - the Scottish independence referendum.

Speaking of the British government, what has been worrying them recently is not just the Scottish independence referendum - after all, this matter will not take place until September, and the British government has been mentally prepared for this since two or three years ago.

After all, the island of Great Britain itself consists of three parts: England, Scotland and Wales.

In this case, the original United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland will become the United Kingdom of England and Wales...

Well, the final result may very well be that only England will be left in the British government... The national flag is already available, but the Union Jack with a blue background will be changed to a white flag with a red cross.

If Scotland becomes independent, what about Northern Ireland? Northern Ireland also hopes to stay in the EU. After all, if it is in the EU, since Ireland is also an EU country, it is very convenient for Northern Ireland and Ireland to communicate with each other. After Brexit, the two sides will need to block the border...

But the prerequisite is the participation of high-quality immigrants. However, the influx of these refugees from the Middle East will cause social risks when the government is under tremendous financial pressure and finds it difficult to allocate sufficient funds to resettle these people.

Because according to the agreement reached between the British government and Scotland, after the Scottish independence referendum in 2014, Scotland will not be able to hold another referendum unless there are major changes in key factors.

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Although the British government has been cooperating with Colo on the resettlement of illegal immigrants, the scale of this cooperation is effective under normal circumstances. However, when the scale of the influx of refugees suddenly increases, it becomes a bit stretched.

Although compared with the original time and space, the current British government's fiscal revenue situation has improved greatly. After all, no matter what, the investment of DS capital in British domestic companies and industries has increased the tax revenue that the British government can obtain, and some funds controlled by the British government invest in DS funds, and their returns are considerable.

What's more, the religious issues of these refugees, as well as the fact that they squeeze out job opportunities for local citizens and cause dissatisfaction... etc., will have a huge negative impact.

What kind of "long-term unity will inevitably divide, and long-term division will inevitably come together" plot is this... But the good news is that, because Wales was originally included in England by default, the Welsh red dragon flag does not appear on the British flag. Well, that means there is no need to change the flag again.

For example, the British government's investment in infrastructure such as the Internet and support for domestic scientific and technological projects is greater than in the original time and space.

The first thing that gave Cameron a headache was the country's financial problems.

Since the UK is about to leave the EU, it is not too much for us in Scotland to demand independence and then rejoin the EU as a country...

But after the Brexit referendum was passed, Scotland has been constantly demanding another referendum - because major key factors have changed. The Scottish government hopes to integrate into the EU and does not want to leave the EU...

Inevitably, these investments will bring long-term returns to the UK, but at present, when the results have not yet become apparent, the British government will also be under considerable pressure.

In addition, with the unrest in the Middle East, including the escalation of the Syrian civil war, a large number of refugees have poured into Europe, including Britain.

Originally, Cameron hoped to solve the problem of Scotland's constant claims of independence once and for all while the centrifugal force there was not yet out of control.

As mentioned earlier, due to Europe’s aging population and a small proportion of young people, Europe needs fresh blood.

This puts the British government in a very passive position. They will never allow another Scottish independence referendum, because they understand that if they hold another independence referendum under the premise of Brexit, it is very likely that Scotland will really become independent...

Wait, Wales has also had the idea of ​​independence...

It’s not that the British government does not want to implement a more radical policy to resist refugees. The problem is that Britain is still a member of the European Union, and their policies towards refugees are still influenced by the EU in many ways.

If they go too far, they will be criticized by the EU at a time when the EU has an open policy towards refugees. Other countries will not be willing to do so either. We are all EU member states. Why should we take in refugees that we share equally, while you drive them all away? The EU cannot allow Britain to do this, otherwise they will not be able to do their work and will not be able to lead the team...

However, the consequence of the above problems is that the British people are increasingly dissatisfied with the EU. According to public opinion surveys, the voices of "Brexit" and "Euroscepticism" in the UK are growing, and the right-wing tendency of voters is becoming increasingly obvious. Under such circumstances, in order to cater to voters in next year's general election, Cameron is very likely to reorganize the cabinet again in the second half of this year to increase the right-wing color of the cabinet in order to cater to voters, just like in the original time and space...

In Barron's previous life, "center-right moderates" in the Conservative Party, such as Foreign Secretary William Hague, withdrew in that cabinet reshuffle...