>this butthurts the american
>>57317337
Reminder that it was British troops, not Canadians, and a freak tornado came out and put out the fire so great job checking the forecast, limeys.
>>57317402
But many of those British troops would go on to settle the Canada colonies, and still today English people ethnically are the largest group in Canada.
How do you fare? Do the descendants of British people, in a colony started by the British for British settlers get no quarter? How does that make any sense? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Migration_of_Canada
>>57317402
That storm afterwards did even more damage than fire.
>>57317952
>Americans
>intelligent enough to know that
>>57317337
I love this, everyone up here laughs at it when it comes up
>>57318347
It's because Americans know they lost.
>>57317402
you took the bait
>>57317337
Americans would be happy if this happened today.
>>57317337
>Episode 25: Canada! reveal your hidden power!
Honestly the only thing that bugs me about it is when Canadians try to take credit for it. They weren't even British-Canadian troops, they were from Britain itself.
We got based Jackson out of the war anyway, so no harm no foul.
>>57319136
>turncoats
>based
Ah yes
>>57319136
How did Britain go from here to: "America, protect our Far Eastern Interests lest Japan cucks us"
>>57317337
Let's not forget how that war ended: With 11,000 British troops getting completely destroyed by 4,700 American soldiers.
>N-never c-conquered!
This butthurts the cockroach.
>>57319058
lmao
>>57319136 see here - >>57317915
>>57320003
Actually it was after the war ended, and thus it was entirely irrelevant.
