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[QUOTE="Bristle Boy, post: 1206480, member: 80551"] Just for a bit of fun and ponder as I will... I too am English by birth and when asked to state my nationality I state this on all forms requiring that I do so. When I am asked about citizenship I reply British. This has been the case since 1707 and the Acts of Union. I have never replied that I am an English Citizen...I am British. I am in allegiance to the Crown and to my country of birth. I live in a Sovereign democracy ruled by the Crown. My British citizenship is permanent. It is who I am and defined by birth. It is not governed by where I live or my description would change and become fluid. If i moved to Scotland or Wales i would remain a British citizen. It is permanent. I travel on a British passport. When in trouble I seek help from a British Embassy. I pay my British taxes and live on the Island that is Great Britain. My nationality may be English but when it comes to citizenship...i am British. [/QUOTE]
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