Alternate Wikipedia Infoboxes VI (Do Not Post Current Politics or Political Figures Here)

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JCC the Alt Historian

JCC the Alt Historian

If Phil Collins didn't survive Vice City

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This infobox is based on the scene in the video game Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories in the mission In the Air Tonight. If you end up failing the mission, Phil Collins (who appears as himself in the game) will get crushed to death by a falling lighting rig.

Video example here:

 
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Mr. Havana said:
I had no idea that this was a thing LOL Just a quick nitpick, the wikibox says Phil Collins was 70 years old when he was born.
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Me: (Looks at infobox) Oh crap your right!:eek: I wonder how that slipped through the cracks. Maybe the (age 70) thing was a separate piece of info that I didn't see or something. I mean, how can someone be 70 years old when they are born!? LOL

Thanks for telling me about my mistake, @Mr. Havana . I might end up making a new infobox to fix that mistake.
 
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Veranius

Charlie950 said:
Do you have larger pics of the Emergency Regime and Restoration Regime flags? They look amazing
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I pulled them strait from Wikipedia's article on the flags of the US. The Emergency Regime flag is the flag for the Chief of Staff of the Army, and the Restoration Regime flag is the ensign of the Revenue-Marine in 1867.
 

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aaa said:
2017 American presidential election
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I really like what you got here, but I have a feeling that this is more suited to the Current Politics Wikibox thread since it uses politically relevant figures and that 2017 was only 4 years ago. I suggest moving it sooner than later.
 
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aaa

Mr. Havana said:
I really like what you got here, but I have a feeling that this is more suited to the Current Politics Wikibox thread since it uses politically relevant figures and that 2017 was only 4 years ago. I suggest moving it sooner than later.
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I could have sworn exceptions have been made in the past for analogs, but alright. Moved it to avoid any trouble.
 

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aaa said:
I could have sworn exceptions have been made in the past for analogs, but alright. Moved it to avoid any trouble.
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I also could be wrong. There may have been some exceptions, but I just find it better to be safe than sorry, ya know?
 

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More from the social democratic America.

The 1970s had been deeply challenging to the Popular Front. President Gavin's management of the numerous African and Asian peacekeeping campaigns alienated the public from Spock and Dellums's anti-war rhetoric, and co-opting the Front's typical pro-agricultural policies engineered the conditions for farmers to swing dramatically to the Union party. But the hearings on pervasive kickbacks in defense contract allotments circumscribed Gavin's political influence. The successive defeat of two leftist candidates created wedge room for a centrist, and New York Governor Felix Rohatyn stepped in. Despite a narrow primary victory over 1976 VP nominee and Communist House Whip Ronald Reagan, Rohatyn slaked the party's institutionally influential left with Socialist Detroit mayor Kenneth Cockrel Sr.

Engelhard represented, in voters' minds, the inability of the Union party to shed its reputation as the party of country clubs. A wealthy international businessman, he lacked the nonpartisan appeal of Gavin and was an aloof campaigner. Rohatyn proposed creating an elected Management Congress to administer the nationalized industries and welfare state and mandating workplace democracy through codetermination, but also extricating the financial sector from government control and turning the national infrastructure bank, managed jointly by government and labor union representatives, into a corporation. This undercut Engelhard's standing as the candidate of business, and for the first time ever, small business owners voted for the Front candidate in greater numbers than for the Union candidate.
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Egbert said:
More from the social democratic America.

The 1970s had been deeply challenging to the Popular Front. President Gavin's management of the numerous African and Asian peacekeeping campaigns alienated the public from Spock and Dellums's anti-war rhetoric, and co-opting the Front's typical pro-agricultural policies engineered the conditions for farmers to swing dramatically to the Union party. But the hearings on pervasive kickbacks in defense contract allotments circumscribed Gavin's political influence. The successive defeat of two leftist candidates created wedge room for a centrist, and New York Governor Felix Rohatyn stepped in. Despite a narrow primary victory over 1976 VP nominee and Communist House Whip Ronald Reagan, Rohatyn slaked the party's institutionally influential left with Socialist Detroit mayor Kenneth Cockrel Sr.

Engelhard represented, in voters' minds, the inability of the Union party to shed its reputation as the party of country clubs. A wealthy international businessman, he lacked the nonpartisan appeal of Gavin and was an aloof campaigner. Rohatyn proposed creating an elected Management Congress to administer the nationalized industries and welfare state and mandating workplace democracy through codetermination, but also extricating the financial sector from government control and turning the national infrastructure bank, managed jointly by government and labor union representatives, into a corporation. This undercut Engelhard's standing as the candidate of business, and for the first time ever, small business owners voted for the Front candidate in greater numbers than for the Union candidate.
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Sorry to point out but the wikibox still says "Carter/Mondale" and I believe Wisconsin is miscolored slightly
 
Carnap

Carnap

Marvel AU:
Part 1: The Third American Civil War

Part 2: The Commonwealth of America:
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By 2037 the American Entente had driven the tyrannical dictatorship of Steve Rodgers beyond its shores to Cuba and expiated it sins with the execution of its "immortal" leader. But the price of liberation was heavy, 50 million Americans had died in the greatest calamity the world had seen since World War 2 . The industrial and agricultural output of the country had been ruined by a decade of biological, chemical, radiological, and even nuclear warfare. The question on everyone's mind was: How do we rebuild the country and what image should it take? Enter Peter Parker, whose superhuman abilities was only surpassed by his herculean will to see America returned to a liberal democracy. His willingness to compromise on every other issue allowed him to negotiate the necessary Faustian bargains to see it done. -The Spider King: The Biography of Peter Parker. Vol 3: Geneva and the First Term


The Commonwealth is a unitary state, that is, all sub national subdivisions derive their authority from the Diet. Though the various Amerindian reservations and territories are semi autonomous.

The Commonwealth is directorial, that is, the Council of Commonwealth is directly elected by the Diet and each seat is individually elected. Members serve as a head of the a department for two years before each department is rotated among the members of the council. The office of President and Vice-President also rotates among members.

-Come ye masses: Guide for the Commonwealth Citizenship Test, 2060 edition.
 
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