¡Por la Patria, Viva México Fuerte! A Mexican TL
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Very much indeed, quite a time it shall be.
Religiously fanatic Cuba? Uh oh.
Be afraid...very afraid mwahahaha
Be afraid...very afraid mwahahaha
Now all we need is for a future sanction carried out against the Cuban fanatics to include the liberal democracies of the middle east and northern Korea.
Sounds like Gregorio de Cortés will be this Timeline's Christian Equivalent of Paulo Abacar from Malé Rising... I love it!
And a crime against humanity! May that scourge be purge from this world through the most brutal way possible! (Hopefully by an all-out war between the CSA and/or Brazil against other American Republics).
I agree.
I believe that the Confederacy might be defeated soon and thus end the slavery in North america.
In Brazil, it might require something that helps the emperor and the commoners defeat the pro-slavery elements in the upper classes.
Possible outcome
In all honesty I believe that the confederacy WILL be defeated by the union,
but at the cost of losing all it's pacific ports to the Oregon Republic.
In all honesty I believe that the confederacy WILL be defeated by the union,
but at the cost of losing all it's pacific ports to the Oregon Republic.
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Mexico should send an expeditionary force to liberate her sister nation from the two nefarious Yanqui brothers! Ariba ariba!
Oregon itself is going to be interesting, considering competing British claims which could just as easily be resurrected.
Just caught up (again!) with the TL, and I have to say - I'm pleased.
Now go ahead and finish up the Civil War series of posts, s'il vous plaît.
Haha thanks Dan, I'm glad to hear it!
No worries mi amigo, I'm working on it!Now all we need is for a future sanction carried out against the Cuban fanatics to include the liberal democracies of the middle east and northern Korea.
Let's not forget that bastion of democracy and civil rights that is the Confederation of South America, lol.
I agree!
I'n very honored by the comparison, I love Johnathan's timeline (I still need to catch up on all of Male Rising but that's another story), though this does give me interesting ideas regarding American Christianity post-war...hehehe
Right!
After I finish the ACW and the long awaited Mexico updates, I'll follow up on South America. Brazil is still going through some major troubles, but to say the least if I can somehow end slavery earlier there then that's one plus. Yes that sounds like a correct assessment.
Correct! You bring up an interesting point about Mexican ambitions on the island, though Mexico is still licking its wounds so to speak, so I think total annexation is out of the question. Cuba will however have to pay a price if it wants Mexican military aid. That's not to say however that there aren't imperialists in the Mexican government salivating at the thought of reclaiming "lost territory."
Ask and yee shall receive
Yup, trust me it's gonna turn into one BIG mess.
Indeed, and Anglo-American relations have not quite recovered and the British may see it as a chance to stick it to the US for taking so much of Oregon a generation earlier.
For the most part yes, Oregon legally has the option to vote for independence if it chooses, though joining the British wasn't in the treaty. I will say however, that and independent Oregon will technically be free to do whatever it wants once it achieves independence, including some sort of arraignment with the British if they so "choose."
I'm about 50% done with it, I've been slowly getting through it, but luckily when I can't focus on writing I work on maps for the TL, it normally gets me in the writing mood again. I also started on the following update so that should help some, hopefully.
This is gonna be awesome.Haha thanks Dan, I'm glad to hear it!
Let's not forget that bastion of democracy and civil rights that is the Confederation of South America, lol.
I agree!
I'n very honored by the comparison, I love Johnathan's timeline (I still need to catch up on all of Male Rising but that's another story), though this does give me interesting ideas regarding American Christianity post-war...hehehe
Right!
Yes that sounds like a correct assessment.
Correct! You bring up an interesting point about Mexican ambitions on the island, though Mexico is still licking its wounds so to speak, so I think total annexation is out of the question. Cuba will however have to pay a price if it wants Mexican military aid. That's not to say however that there aren't imperialists in the Mexican government salivating at the thought of reclaiming "lost territory."
Ask and yee shall receive
Yup, trust me it's gonna turn into one BIG mess.
Indeed, and Anglo-American relations have not quite recovered and the British may see it as a chance to stick it to the US for taking so much of Oregon a generation earlier.
For the most part yes, Oregon legally has the option to vote for independence if it chooses, though joining the British wasn't in the treaty. I will say however, that and independent Oregon will technically be free to do whatever it wants once it achieves independence, including some sort of arraignment with the British if they so "choose."
I'm about 50% done with it, I've been slowly getting through it, but luckily when I can't focus on writing I work on maps for the TL, it normally gets me in the writing mood again. I also started on the following update so that should help some, hopefully.
Also, between yours and jycee's timelines... I think we might begin to establish a pattern: the less territory the south gains from Mexico... The sooner the USCW erupts!
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Ive actually heard a discussion here before a year ago that says just that. Because much of the territory gained would be above the Missouri Compromise line, therefore making it that much harder to expand slavery, and thus, keeping the balancing act between the states far more difficult to achieve.
So I guess it's a general agreement, huh? Neat. I guess we can establish a pattern for future TLs here! It's one I'm definitely going for.