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Newcastle Ale Says Life Would Be Better If The Brits Won The Revolutionary War [THE BRIEF]

Jun 24, 2014, 19:17 IST

The comedians at Newcastle Ale, with the help of ad agency Droga5, released this new spot just in time for July 4. But rather than celebrating our independence the ad looks at what the U.S. would have been like if the Brits had won. British writer and producer Stephen Merchant says the U.S. would have better comedy, better TV, better news, and even better sounding rude words.

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