The_Last_Plantagenet
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Well how do I know what to remove, edit or change when i get all the codey type stuff up?
Alternate Wikipedia Infoboxes III
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Wikipedia's markup is pretty straightforwardly labelled; it shouldn't be difficult to determine what to edit or what to remove. If you're not quite sure, then just experiment.
The best advice I can give, though, is to repurpose code as much as possible. For example, my John W. Leedy infobox adds three additional offices to his actual infobox; but I didn't write those out by hand. I grabbed equivalent offices from other politicians' infoboxes, inserted them into Leedy's, then changed the information to suit my purposes.
I made this from inspiration from all the "Trump is totally hitler" stuff
The Third World War
World War 3 was singlehandedly the most destructive conflict of the 21st century, killing tens of millions, like its predecessors. Unlike them though, the conflict was much more the product of the Cold War than WWII directly. The post cold war superpower status of the US was waning and much of the population of the US wanted to go back to the "good old days," electing Republican Party candidate Donald Trump with a large mandate (fraud has been alleged as the reason for this) similar processes occurred in the UK, with the ascension of Boris Johnson to the 10 downing street and his alliance of xenophobic Conservatives and nativist left-wingers. The rise of China and the developing world spread alarm in many circles, and the struggle against the Islamic State and its affiliates soon spawned an alliance, after Trump and Johnson exited NATO. The Anti-Terror Alliance also included Russia and its strongman Vladimir Putin. Tensions escalated with the building of the border wall and the end of the Islamic State with Russian and American troops, installing pro ATA governments in Syria and Iraq. The last straw was when Trump demanded Mexico cede the Baja peninsula and a large strip of land along the border for "security" purposes. When Mexico refused, Trump declared war, bringing in the remains of NATO which had guaranteed the territorial sovereignty of Mexico. While Mexico was easily subdued, China took the opportunity to reassert its strength, seizing many islands in the areas it claimed and aiding South Korea in a joint invasion of North Korea. Under flimsy pretenses, Russia began to invade much of Eastern Europe, including Ukraine and the Baltic countries. Although most were easily subdued, the Poles stopped the Russians in their tracks, and it took American reinforcements to turn the tide back in their favor. With stalemate in France and the low countries, America turned its eyes towards China, which they had denounced profulsy over the last few years. In Operation Houston, American, Japanese, and Russian forces invaded the People's Republic of China. Quickly joining the Allied countries in their struggle, the Koreans and Chinese fought hard, and were pushed all the way to the gates of Beijing. However, by 2022, things turned against the ATA. Polish-German forces started to push back against Russia, and France quickly turned the tide against Britain. With the United States being critical to the war effort, plans were made for an invasion. In 2024, as the last American troops were being pushed from Asia, hundreds of thousands of allied soldiers landed in the beaches of New Brunswick and Maine. With this and other developments, Russia surrendered to the Allies. With Chinese forces capture large swathes of land in California and Mexico, it was only a matter of time until the US fully collapsed. On its last legs, Trump began to execute the Final Plan, where Hispanic Americans and from occupied countries were rounded up in concentration camps. Almost 2 millon died before the war's end. Chinese and European forces closed in on Trump's stronghold in Omaha, and he committed suicide rather than be executed by the Chinese. Vice President Jeff Sessions surrendered to Allied forces days later. The UK would not be long either, with London's capture Johnson capitulated as well. With the war's end, Europe united into a loose federation, the European Federation, and China began to assert itself as the dominant super power of the world. A Second Cold War would begin only years later.
The Third World War
World War 3 was singlehandedly the most destructive conflict of the 21st century, killing tens of millions, like its predecessors. Unlike them though, the conflict was much more the product of the Cold War than WWII directly. The post cold war superpower status of the US was waning and much of the population of the US wanted to go back to the "good old days," electing Republican Party candidate Donald Trump with a large mandate (fraud has been alleged as the reason for this) similar processes occurred in the UK, with the ascension of Boris Johnson to the 10 downing street and his alliance of xenophobic Conservatives and nativist left-wingers. The rise of China and the developing world spread alarm in many circles, and the struggle against the Islamic State and its affiliates soon spawned an alliance, after Trump and Johnson exited NATO. The Anti-Terror Alliance also included Russia and its strongman Vladimir Putin. Tensions escalated with the building of the border wall and the end of the Islamic State with Russian and American troops, installing pro ATA governments in Syria and Iraq. The last straw was when Trump demanded Mexico cede the Baja peninsula and a large strip of land along the border for "security" purposes. When Mexico refused, Trump declared war, bringing in the remains of NATO which had guaranteed the territorial sovereignty of Mexico. While Mexico was easily subdued, China took the opportunity to reassert its strength, seizing many islands in the areas it claimed and aiding South Korea in a joint invasion of North Korea. Under flimsy pretenses, Russia began to invade much of Eastern Europe, including Ukraine and the Baltic countries. Although most were easily subdued, the Poles stopped the Russians in their tracks, and it took American reinforcements to turn the tide back in their favor. With stalemate in France and the low countries, America turned its eyes towards China, which they had denounced profulsy over the last few years. In Operation Houston, American, Japanese, and Russian forces invaded the People's Republic of China. Quickly joining the Allied countries in their struggle, the Koreans and Chinese fought hard, and were pushed all the way to the gates of Beijing. However, by 2022, things turned against the ATA. Polish-German forces started to push back against Russia, and France quickly turned the tide against Britain. With the United States being critical to the war effort, plans were made for an invasion. In 2024, as the last American troops were being pushed from Asia, hundreds of thousands of allied soldiers landed in the beaches of New Brunswick and Maine. With this and other developments, Russia surrendered to the Allies. With Chinese forces capture large swathes of land in California and Mexico, it was only a matter of time until the US fully collapsed. On its last legs, Trump began to execute the Final Plan, where Hispanic Americans and from occupied countries were rounded up in concentration camps. Almost 2 millon died before the war's end. Chinese and European forces closed in on Trump's stronghold in Omaha, and he committed suicide rather than be executed by the Chinese. Vice President Jeff Sessions surrendered to Allied forces days later. The UK would not be long either, with London's capture Johnson capitulated as well. With the war's end, Europe united into a loose federation, the European Federation, and China began to assert itself as the dominant super power of the world. A Second Cold War would begin only years later.
I made this from inspiration from all the "Trump is totally hitler" stuff
The Third World War
World War 3 was singlehandedly the most destructive conflict of the 21st century, killing tens of millions, like its predecessors. Unlike them though, the conflict was much more the product of the Cold War than WWII directly. The post cold war superpower status of the US was waning and much of the population of the US wanted to go back to the "good old days," electing Republican Party candidate Donald Trump with a large mandate (fraud has been alleged as the reason for this) similar processes occurred in the UK, with the ascension of Boris Johnson to the 10 downing street and his alliance of xenophobic Conservatives and nativist left-wingers. The rise of China and the developing world spread alarm in many circles, and the struggle against the Islamic State and its affiliates soon spawned an alliance, after Trump and Johnson exited NATO. The Anti-Terror Alliance also included Russia and its strongman Vladimir Putin. Tensions escalated with the building of the border wall and the end of the Islamic State with Russian and American troops, installing pro ATA governments in Syria and Iraq. The last straw was when Trump demanded Mexico cede the Baja peninsula and a large strip of land along the border for "security" purposes. When Mexico refused, Trump declared war, bringing in the remains of NATO which had guaranteed the territorial sovereignty of Mexico. While Mexico was easily subdued, China took the opportunity to reassert its strength, seizing many islands in the areas it claimed and aiding South Korea in a joint invasion of North Korea. Under flimsy pretenses, Russia began to invade much of Eastern Europe, including Ukraine and the Baltic countries. Although most were easily subdued, the Poles stopped the Russians in their tracks, and it took American reinforcements to turn the tide back in their favor. With stalemate in France and the low countries, America turned its eyes towards China, which they had denounced profulsy over the last few years. In Operation Houston, American, Japanese, and Russian forces invaded the People's Republic of China. Quickly joining the Allied countries in their struggle, the Koreans and Chinese fought hard, and were pushed all the way to the gates of Beijing. However, by 2022, things turned against the ATA. Polish-German forces started to push back against Russia, and France quickly turned the tide against Britain. With the United States being critical to the war effort, plans were made for an invasion. In 2024, as the last American troops were being pushed from Asia, hundreds of thousands of allied soldiers landed in the beaches of New Brunswick and Maine. With this and other developments, Russia surrendered to the Allies. With Chinese forces capture large swathes of land in California and Mexico, it was only a matter of time until the US fully collapsed. On its last legs, Trump began to execute the Final Plan, where Hispanic Americans and from occupied countries were rounded up in concentration camps. Almost 2 millon died before the war's end. Chinese and European forces closed in on Trump's stronghold in Omaha, and he committed suicide rather than be executed by the Chinese. Vice President Jeff Sessions surrendered to Allied forces days later. The UK would not be long either, with London's capture Johnson capitulated as well. With the war's end, Europe united into a loose federation, the European Federation, and China began to assert itself as the dominant super power of the world. A Second Cold War would begin only years later.
> Modi
> Not There
In hindsight, India could have been a good Japan analogue. Yeah that would have been good.
Give some of that American territory to Canada. Heck, give us the Commonwealth.
Do you want to be America? That's how you become America.
Do you want to be America? That's how you become America.
Meh, give us the northern liberal states, plus Washington State and Oregon. And Minnesota.
I made this from inspiration from all the "Trump is totally hitler" stuff
The Third World War
World War 3 was singlehandedly the most destructive conflict of the 21st century, killing tens of millions, like its predecessors. Unlike them though, the conflict was much more the product of the Cold War than WWII directly. The post cold war superpower status of the US was waning and much of the population of the US wanted to go back to the "good old days," electing Republican Party candidate Donald Trump with a large mandate (fraud has been alleged as the reason for this) similar processes occurred in the UK, with the ascension of Boris Johnson to the 10 downing street and his alliance of xenophobic Conservatives and nativist left-wingers. The rise of China and the developing world spread alarm in many circles, and the struggle against the Islamic State and its affiliates soon spawned an alliance, after Trump and Johnson exited NATO. The Anti-Terror Alliance also included Russia and its strongman Vladimir Putin. Tensions escalated with the building of the border wall and the end of the Islamic State with Russian and American troops, installing pro ATA governments in Syria and Iraq. The last straw was when Trump demanded Mexico cede the Baja peninsula and a large strip of land along the border for "security" purposes. When Mexico refused, Trump declared war, bringing in the remains of NATO which had guaranteed the territorial sovereignty of Mexico. While Mexico was easily subdued, China took the opportunity to reassert its strength, seizing many islands in the areas it claimed and aiding South Korea in a joint invasion of North Korea. Under flimsy pretenses, Russia began to invade much of Eastern Europe, including Ukraine and the Baltic countries. Although most were easily subdued, the Poles stopped the Russians in their tracks, and it took American reinforcements to turn the tide back in their favor. With stalemate in France and the low countries, America turned its eyes towards China, which they had denounced profulsy over the last few years. In Operation Houston, American, Japanese, and Russian forces invaded the People's Republic of China. Quickly joining the Allied countries in their struggle, the Koreans and Chinese fought hard, and were pushed all the way to the gates of Beijing. However, by 2022, things turned against the ATA. Polish-German forces started to push back against Russia, and France quickly turned the tide against Britain. With the United States being critical to the war effort, plans were made for an invasion. In 2024, as the last American troops were being pushed from Asia, hundreds of thousands of allied soldiers landed in the beaches of New Brunswick and Maine. With this and other developments, Russia surrendered to the Allies. With Chinese forces capture large swathes of land in California and Mexico, it was only a matter of time until the US fully collapsed. On its last legs, Trump began to execute the Final Plan, where Hispanic Americans and from occupied countries were rounded up in concentration camps. Almost 2 millon died before the war's end. Chinese and European forces closed in on Trump's stronghold in Omaha, and he committed suicide rather than be executed by the Chinese. Vice President Jeff Sessions surrendered to Allied forces days later. The UK would not be long either, with London's capture Johnson capitulated as well. With the war's end, Europe united into a loose federation, the European Federation, and China began to assert itself as the dominant super power of the world. A Second Cold War would begin only years later.
>President Donald Trump
>Allies with Putin
I made this from inspiration from all the "Trump is totally hitler" stuff
The Third World War
World War 3 was singlehandedly the most destructive conflict of the 21st century, killing tens of millions, like its predecessors. Unlike them though, the conflict was much more the product of the Cold War than WWII directly. The post cold war superpower status of the US was waning and much of the population of the US wanted to go back to the "good old days," electing Republican Party candidate Donald Trump with a large mandate (fraud has been alleged as the reason for this) similar processes occurred in the UK, with the ascension of Boris Johnson to the 10 downing street and his alliance of xenophobic Conservatives and nativist left-wingers. The rise of China and the developing world spread alarm in many circles, and the struggle against the Islamic State and its affiliates soon spawned an alliance, after Trump and Johnson exited NATO. The Anti-Terror Alliance also included Russia and its strongman Vladimir Putin. Tensions escalated with the building of the border wall and the end of the Islamic State with Russian and American troops, installing pro ATA governments in Syria and Iraq. The last straw was when Trump demanded Mexico cede the Baja peninsula and a large strip of land along the border for "security" purposes. When Mexico refused, Trump declared war, bringing in the remains of NATO which had guaranteed the territorial sovereignty of Mexico. While Mexico was easily subdued, China took the opportunity to reassert its strength, seizing many islands in the areas it claimed and aiding South Korea in a joint invasion of North Korea. Under flimsy pretenses, Russia began to invade much of Eastern Europe, including Ukraine and the Baltic countries. Although most were easily subdued, the Poles stopped the Russians in their tracks, and it took American reinforcements to turn the tide back in their favor. With stalemate in France and the low countries, America turned its eyes towards China, which they had denounced profulsy over the last few years. In Operation Houston, American, Japanese, and Russian forces invaded the People's Republic of China. Quickly joining the Allied countries in their struggle, the Koreans and Chinese fought hard, and were pushed all the way to the gates of Beijing. However, by 2022, things turned against the ATA. Polish-German forces started to push back against Russia, and France quickly turned the tide against Britain. With the United States being critical to the war effort, plans were made for an invasion. In 2024, as the last American troops were being pushed from Asia, hundreds of thousands of allied soldiers landed in the beaches of New Brunswick and Maine. With this and other developments, Russia surrendered to the Allies. With Chinese forces capture large swathes of land in California and Mexico, it was only a matter of time until the US fully collapsed. On its last legs, Trump began to execute the Final Plan, where Hispanic Americans and from occupied countries were rounded up in concentration camps. Almost 2 millon died before the war's end. Chinese and European forces closed in on Trump's stronghold in Omaha, and he committed suicide rather than be executed by the Chinese. Vice President Jeff Sessions surrendered to Allied forces days later. The UK would not be long either, with London's capture Johnson capitulated as well. With the war's end, Europe united into a loose federation, the European Federation, and China began to assert itself as the dominant super power of the world. A Second Cold War would begin only years later.
Where would Australia stand in this timeline.
shiftygiant
Gone Fishin'
My obvious response is that Argentina is going to find out very quickly how hated they are by the Islanders. My other response is that it makes little sense to cede the Crown Colonies to anyone.
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