No, there won’t always be an England, just an island off the coast of France.
Here’s more evidence that England has already ceased to exist:
The Brits discovered them when they fought them during the Nepalese War of 1814-16 and somehow managed to call them Gurkhas. They kick all kinds of butt.
Four original battalions of Gurkhas were formed into the East India Company, and they stayed loyal to the Crown through the Indian Mutiny…and every armed conflict Britain’s been part of ever since. Two hundred thousand of them joined up for Dubya-Dubya Eye-Eye and distinguished the hell out of themselves.
And now thousands of them are set to be deported from Britain. Gurkha veterans have been fighting for the right to live in Britain for a long time — and I don’t pretend to know the whole backstory — but the latest immigration rules released today are fucking evil: a soldier can stay if he’s served 20 years. The rank and file are only allowed to serve 15. Nice.
Meanwhile, St. George’s flag, the traditional flag of England, keeps getting banned because, having also been the flag of the Crusades, it might offend immigrants who want to destroy the traditional English way of life.
(In fairness, I should point out that the people of England are very fond of their flag. It’s only the government and Church of England officials who keep trying to ban it. Unfortunately, the people of England are too well behaved to hang the cowardly bastards.)
(Oh, and to stave off the nit-pickers: The Union Jack is the flag of Great Britain. Not the same as England.)