Photos from Featherston's Confederacy/ TL-191

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Mary McGregor Pomeroy, after learning her son had a family with a Yankee.
She a damn terrorist so of course karma justice will have her son marrying a Yankee girl who descended of the most loyal Yankee wife that ever existed, Sylvia Enos.

plus which is kind of funny that both Pomeroy and Sylvia who take revenge against the people who are wrong them are in the same family
 
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She a damn terrorist so of course karma justice will have her son marrying a Yankee girl who descended of the most loyal Yankee wife that ever existed, Sylvia Enos.

plus which is kind of funny that both Pomeroy and Sylvia who take revenge against the people who are wrong them are in the same family
In my headcanon, Alec is the head of the Canadian Independent Party and is moderate in Canadian independence (such as allowing Quebec to stay independent if Canada becomes independent again) and acknowledging that Canadian history wasn't sunshine and rainbows (such as this: https://www.alternatehistory.com/fo...federacy-tl-191.185493/page-282#post-23946639).

Do you know when your canon that black community blamed jews for Saul crime against humanity
Members of the black community who think that are radicals and or nutcases. Many black activists: including Cassius Madison, denounced anti-semitism. I based this on people using the Israeli–Palestinian conflict to justify anti-semitism in otl.
 
Would there be a schism between US Socialists and black American socialists in the south?

I don't see a socialist party surviving in the former Confeds.
I think after the reduction, they will be cozy up with a socialist party, who have the president saving them from Featherstone genocide
 
What have I inspired?

Maybe I should second guess on what I post before it becomes part of the unofficial fanon?

Haha. Well, at least it's cool to see other people enjoy it and extrapolate it beyond what I wrote.

Anyway, here's some background to the whole "Who's Blackford's Dad?" idea I had:

I always thought that Blackford should have lived, along with a few other characters, if not at least a little bit longer. Even after reading his Turtledove wiki bio, I was disappointed that there wasn't much to describe Blackford's origins, other than he's purely a fictional character not based on anyone historical (besides an alternate version of Herbert Hoover). So, I decided to see if there was ever a Civil War soldier with the surname Blackford through the National Park Service website and found quite a few. 152 in total and 117 from the Union. The biggest number came from Ohio and none from the Dakota territory, which is where I was hoping to tie-in toward a real-life person (sort of like what I did with Featherston).

Since I only have names and not dates of death, I decided to have Hosea Blackford be descended by some real-life Blackford who may or may not have fathered a child before he left to fight in the Civil War. The question of paternity was included when I could only find one or two Blackfords who fought for the Confederacy and I thought to myself, "Hey, wouldn't it be very interesting to introduce reasonable doubt to his family history?"

I didn't think ahead that it could lead to some bizarre form of Birtherism in TL-191.

Oops. :p
 
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Picture of the 1958 French coup d'état (more information: https://www.alternatehistory.com/fo...federacy-tl-191.185493/page-300#post-24030806). This event is considered by many historians as the start of the European Spring, a period in that saw German influence weaken across Europe, more democratic reforms in Germany, and would inspire other events across the world, such as the fall of the Ottoman, and Japanese Empires, Russian democratic movements, the decolonization in Africa, and conflicts in Austria-Hungary.
 
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Picture of Mason Adams, a Confederate professor that was part of the White Rose [1], a non-violent, intellectual resistance group in the CSA during the Second Great War.

References
1. Based on the White Rose of otl, a non-violent, intellectual resistance group in Nazi Germany.
 
What have I inspired?

Maybe I should second guess on what I post before it becomes part of the unofficial fanon?

Haha. Well, at least it's cool to see other people enjoy it and extrapolate it beyond what I wrote.

Anyway, here's some background to the whole "Who's Blackford's Dad?" idea I had:

I always thought that Blackford should have lived, along with a few other characters, if not at least a little bit longer. Even after reading his Turtledove wiki bio, I was disappointed that there wasn't much to describe Blackford's origins, other than he's purely a fictional character not based on anyone historical (besides an alternate version of Herbert Hoover). So, I decided to see if there was ever a Civil War soldier with the surname Blackford through the National Park Service website and found quite a few. 152 in total and 117 from the Union. The biggest number came from Ohio and none from the Dakota territory, which is where I was hoping to tie-in toward a real-life person (sort of like what I did with Featherston).

Since I only have names and not dates of death, I decided to have Hosea Blackford be descended by some real-life Blackford who may or may not have fathered a child before he left to fight in the Civil War. The question of paternity was included when I could only find one or two Blackfords who fought for the Confederacy and I thought to myself, "Hey, wouldn't it be very interesting to introduce reasonable doubt to his family history?"

I didn't think ahead that it could lead to some bizarre form of Birtherism in TL-191.

Oops. :p

I have already while had idea about Featherston would had been unknown great-grandfather. Then this would lead to theory that it would had been black or half-black slave and Featherston would had found that out and would had led to self-hate and such made him so mad that decided to launch genocide. But probably most historians have judged this pretty unlikely.

Bases to theory that Hitler had Jewish grandfather. But I go with great-grandfather since that wouldn't be so visible on Jake Featherston's appereance than if him would has black grandfather.
 
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Picture of Ralph Nader, in a rally in 2007. Vice President of the United States (2001-2009)

Nader was a member of the Socialist Party and tried to run for President of the United States in 1992, channeling Incumbent: Leo Enos as the Party candidate. He lost the primary to Enos. Nader tried to run for President again, losing to Carl Martin of California (Enos' Vice President). The closest he got to the party nomination was in 2000. However, he lost the primary to Leo Victor Enos. With the race being close, Enos chose Nader as his Vice President, not wanting a mishap similar to the 1980 election. The Enos/Nader ticket won the general election over Democrat: John McCain of Mississippi and Republican: John Ashcroft of Missouri. In 2008, Nader announced that he'd not run in the general election.
I was toying with either Nader or Gal pal Al being the Socialist candidate in 2000 but decided against it because I liked the idea of the Enos family paralleling the Bush family.
 
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I have already while had idea about Featherston would had been unknown great-grandfather. Then this would lead to theory that it would had been black or half-black slave and Featherston would had found that out and would had led to self-hate and such made him so mad that decided to launch genocide. But probably most historians have judged this pretty unlikely.
Wasn't Featherston's reasons because he hated blacks for rebelling against the CSA in the Great War?
 
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Picture of ballroom dance, Remembrance Day, 1945. Far in the background is Joshua Blackford and Mildred Morrell dancing.

Yes, Hexcron, if you are reading this, I stol- I mean borrowed the idea of Joshua and Mildred being a couple from you.
 
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