The Country That Used to Exist Between the US and Canada
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That's nothing. When I was nine I declared my independence from the United States and took possession of ten acres behind my parents' house. My country had parks, roads, a fort, and a part time militia, on days I wasn't busy with school or cub scouts. We were never successfully invaded, but our population was stagnant (two citizens) so we lacked a tie breaker... that, and Taco Bell.
Wow 3:51 @squarespace is this how you want to be represented?
3:03 Did this actually say "goeiuhmogge kerels?" That's awesome! How the hell did you come up with that and not the formal proper: Goedemorgen heren?
Oh thought this was going to be about vermont.
So if the Republic of Indian Stream exist until today, would they be called Indian Streamers? Because that would be hilarious
America took land by force? Oh no, who would have thought that?!
Oh yeah yeah
Goeiemogge kerels what the fuck xD
"Recreational fighting" nearly piss myself....
wtf learn ur history first? This is so flawed it doesnt even make a good listen at 4 am in the morning.
Why would Paris have a lot of treaties though?
The US "Never fighting with anyone again"... Smell the irony!
"They were having none of it" - don't you mean Nunavut?
Ayeeeee I live in New Hampshire
Isn't Canada a state though?
"Goeiuhmogge kerels"
Wendover productions is the more serious version of half as interesting
when you raise taxes so you can get out of debt because you fought a war to defend the colonies that your taxing.
Very flippant and goofy tone. Don't get it, don't like it.
I just searched for Indian Stream in Google Maps, and it found an actual stream and a road in New Hampshire not far from the Canada Border, in the same place as mentioned in this video.