>The concept of a “charity country” refers to a former colony or dependent territory that became independent without resorting to military conflict or sustained revolutionary activity
do you live in a charity country?

>>212328487 (OP)
no we fought the anglo colonizer until victory

>>212328673
ummmm
>As a result, Arab–Jewish tensions grew in the succeeding decades of British administration. In late 1947, the United Nations voted for the partition of Mandate Palestine and the creation of a Jewish and an Arab state on its territory

>>212328744
the anglos were persistant
even after the initial defeat they counterattacked with glubb. IDF destroyed 5 royal airforce planes and held off the invading anglo proxy army. they were finally defeated and humiliated when the siege of jerusalem was lifted and IDF forces conquered eilat.

strictly speaking yes, but a great deal of our autonomy came from our efforts and sacrifices to support britain in the first world war

>>212328487 (OP)
We obtained our independence by sending a delegation of lawyers to the British Parliament and convincing them it was viable. Previously, the British already declared us a Dominion after WWII but we didn't want that. The Brits was actually impressed by this gentlemanly effort and went to great lengths to make it possible, including helping us fight off the commies and Indonesia.

>>212328673
Billions must die
>>212328799
This sounds like pali wog revisionist history claiming arabs represented mandate palestine instead of just being pali wog subject durka durkas.

>>212329067
we were never in pali pali is in india
we rebelled against anglos like your own country

>>212328487 (OP)
I guess so if you count the WW2 occupation as a "dependant territory"?