Independence thread

Why can't countries achieve to get their independence anymore? What needs to be done? What is the secret recipe to win a referendum or start a revolution?

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>Why can't countries achieve to get their independence anymore?
Globalization.

There is only one single post-WW2 example where a state declared independence unilaterally and succeeded and that's Green Japan which worked because of some weird Cold War constellation were it was supported by both the US and the SU.

So you can only succeed with the endorsement of the parent state because states are just allergic to losing territory.

Because few nations would actually benefit from leaving the larger country they’re a part of

Maybe economically they wouldn't benefit, but culturally yes.

>Green Japan
wut

ENGLISH INDEPENDANCE NOW!!

>So you can
lurk moar

Quebec?

>cornwall
doesnt speak cornish (yet)
>catalonia
tranny, thirdie flag
>quebec
very realistic. canada is held together by duct tape
>scotland
doesnt speak scottish, tranny
>westphalia
tranny, speakd the standardest hochest of deutsch. bavaria and east germany are more likely candidates.
>basque
deserves it but not likely, too small
>london
if they became independent uk would officially become third world
>kurdistan
deserved
>california
tranny, and they already have enough autonomy so no need