A survey carried out by CANZUK International consisting of 13,600 respondents from Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the United Kingdom conducted between Janua

A survey carried out by CANZUK International consisting of 13,600 respondents from Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the United Kingdom conducted between January and March 2018 found increased support for reciprocal free trade and movement of people between the countries when compared to 2017, with support at 73 per cent in Australia (up 1 per cent); 76 per cent in Canada (down 1 per cent); 82 per cent in New Zealand (up 1 per cent); and 68 per cent in the United Kingdom (up 4 per cent).[135] The opinion polling indicated greater support for the proposals in the North and South Islands of New Zealand at 83 per cent and 81 per cent support respectively; British Columbia and Ontario in Canada at 82 per cent and 80 per cent support respectively; and New South Wales and Victoria in Australia at 79 per cent support each, while lesser support was observed in Quebec in Canada at 63 per cent support; Northern Ireland and Scotland in the United Kingdom at 64 per cent and 66 per cent support respectively; and Western Australia at 65 per cent support.[136] It's weird...we've got universal support in these so-called "western liberal democracies" but they don't do anything about it. How can you call a place a representative democracy governed by the will of the people, if it doesn't enact a policy that is overwhelmingly supported?? Doesn't that show more clearly than many things, that the will of the people is not in charge?...sad. The people want it but it doesn't happen because someone else decides that. That's not a democracy, right? Then why do they keep pretending they're democracies? Lip-service, democracy in name only, just window dressing for whatever you want to call that government style. But it's not the will of the people, right? I mean, this shows it. Doesn't it?