Summer: We already have overseas British territories around the world so the sun never sets on the British Empire anyways. I'm from Cayman Islands and despite using the local currency there as the Cayman dollar, Cayman Islands is British territory and follows British jurisdiction. The same can be said of Falkland Islands, Diego Garcia, British Virgin Islands, Anguilla, Bermuda, etc. whether they use their own currencies or the British pound by default. However, whatever you do, don't talk about Falkland Islands in Argentina; you'll anger their nationalists since they keep insisting Falkland Islands belongs to them despite the fact that people on Falklands voted to be British.

Jack: And watch out for Neo Britannica; they're high-tech, deceiving, and unpredictable. They claim that they want the UK to follow Singapore's government but they also engage in lethal political purges. They're ultranationalists to the extreme and extremism is a threat to British democracy as it is with our republic.

Chuong: Several countries in eastern Asia also calls Neo Britannica as Shin Britannica as well since they have called themselves that when communicating in the local languages of whatever eastern Asian countries they're in which their eastern name have spilled to neighboring countries like Vietnam. So if I say Shin Britannica, it's the same thing as Neo Britannica. In India, they still use Neo Britannica since Shin Britannica is a name usually said in countries where Chinese is an official language which includes but not limited to Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan, etc.

Mr. L: It seems all our efforts were in vain, but we literally wanted the whole world under the Union Jack. Do note I have never been to the Falkland Islands, but I don't want to do so now.

Captain C: No, I think you're better off just sticking to the game of roller derby.