Celtic Heroes

No offense to the Brits in the room but I do find it kinda hilarious that like half the countries in the world have a "no longer a part of Britain" holiday

Which ones? Off the top of my head I can think of only India and USA. Israel too if you wanna be pedantic but I don't think it really qualifies.

No offense to the Brits in the room but I do find it kinda hilarious that like half the countries in the world have a "no longer a part of Britain" holiday

Which ones? Off the top of my head I can think of only India and USA. Israel too if you wanna be pedantic but I don't think it really qualifies.

Not entirely sure, but Canada Day is something about commemorating being given independence (Edit: google corrects me: Canada was given independence (edit2: autonomy then lol) at a different event) and then I'm fairly certain pretty much every country that used to be a colony, commemorates it in some way.
(Edit: Wikipedea says about 58 different countries celebrate independence from the UK).

No offense to the Brits in the room but I do find it kinda hilarious that like half the countries in the world have a "no longer a part of Britain" holiday

Which ones? Off the top of my head I can think of only India and USA. Israel too if you wanna be pedantic but I don't think it really qualifies.

Not entirely sure, but Canada Day is something about commemorating being given independence (Edit: google corrects me: Canada was given independence at a different event) and then I'm fairly certain pretty much every country that used to be a colony, commemorates it in some way.
(Edit: Wikipedea says about 58 different countries celebrate independence from the UK).

Canada isn't independant. It is still part of the commonwealth.