Ireland should absorb Northern Ireland and England should absorb Scotland?

The landmass of the UK is divided very strangely. .

The landmass of the UK is divided very strangely. I don't know enough politics to start an in depth debate but looking at a map, it seems right for Southern Ireland to Absorb Northern Island, which will make the Irish landmass one whole unit. Then Scotland and Wales should lose their name and be absorbed by England, which will make the England landmass one whole unit, stretching vertically from Land's End to Jon o'groats, from one end of the landmass to the other. There will be no such thing as geopolitical boundaries. The English government will absorb the Scottish and Welsh government and give Northern Ireland to Southern Ireland. At the end of this, there will be two countries, England and Ireland. The names Wales and Scotland will cease to exist and fall into history.

In terms of culture, it also makes sense. Northern Ireland is more like southern Ireland than ever England, Scotland or Wales. Scotland is more like England than Ireland. And Wales is just a linchpin people forget, kind of like an annoying itch you can't quite scratch. I also want to give Shetland and Orkney islands to Norway. We've been holding them hostage for too long now and now that we've got Wales and Scotland, we deserve to give something back. Those islands are too far away from London, the seat of power for 'Liberated England'. It will also make the transition from England to Scandinavia more gradual and genuinely interesting. I've heard a lot of people on those islands are more Norwegian, both genetically and culturally than Scottish.

What will be the consequences of this dissolution? I don't know because I don't sufficient politics to make assumptions but maybe you do and you might see this as a crazy idea in whatever political terms.

Your ideas are absolute lunacy, and regardless of your opinion they will never be implemented. Good day Troll.

United Republic of Ireland and Great Britain. Capital in Dublin, MPs sent to Leinster House. Westminster can be a devolved parliament for the English.

Go.

Move the Commons into the old parliament on College Green and the upper house into the Trinity building across the road and we might have the genesis of something here.

Ah, but will it be a Lords or a Senate!!?

How about we call it a Senate and the members get to call themselves Lords? Instead of being red, the benches can be a natty purple.

I can imagine it as a serious proposition for the future. Ireland being one state is certainly not outside of the realms of possibility. Equally that move, as well as things like a rejection of Scottish nationalism in the Scottish referendum this year, may well unite Great Britain further. I doubt it will be called England, but essentially what he is suggesting may well happen.

These things don't happen overnight though. They are gradual.