Alternate Wikipedia Infoboxes IV (Do not post Current Politics Here)

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In case you haven't noticed from the other boxes, this is certainly an ASB-fueled wiki-series. >Aliens invading >Space Confederacy >Hitler revered by modern day humans >Italian Emperor Mussolini

I know. I just thought even FDR would call it quits and let someone else run the nation.
 

Rhad

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Sounds like a plus to me; gives the ticket some balance, help calm people who are convinced that Bernie's a bomb-throwing anarchist.
But when you have someone who's 78 running, you don't want the promise that if elected, there's a very high chance their policies will all suddenly be reversed halfway through their term.
 
But when you have someone who's 78 running, you don't want the promise that if elected, there's a very high chance their policies will all suddenly be reversed halfway through their term.
Eh, I doubt most people would see it that way.
 
It was a motley crew indeed that fought for the independence of Florida against the Spanish, inspired by the revolution in Mexico in 1794. Four republics, two monarchies, three major civil wars, six constitutions and several dictatorships later, the Republic of Florida is still here. Constant instability belies to the unwary eye the ability of the Floridan people to band together in times of crisis, nor the irregular warfare they are capable of waging with such brutal effectiveness in the deep swamps of the south and the rocky hills and plains of the north. Every color and every shape arisen in all humanity seems to reside at once in that flowered land, and they are united in the pursuit of freedom, from slavery, from conquest, from genocide, for all people. They are further bound together by the catholic faith, which has effectively become an anti-colonial symbol throughout the Americas.

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Nice. Alternate Floridas are always interesting
 

Asami

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BUT JUST ONCE CAN I HAVE A FLORIDA THAT ISN'T RACKED WITH CIVIL STRIFE THO

That one isn't the most fucked one... buuut...
 
The Infinite Wisdom of the Supreme Leader has finally lead to the Reunification of Korea!
~top post on r/nottheonion, September 2017.

Here's something caused by ASBs. In TTL.

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A Belated, Belated Continuance.

Do you not see the obvious influence of Velayat-e-faqih on [the 2017 Constitution of the DPRK]? Is the Adoption of Separation of Powers fishy in a country with a soviet-influenced constitution? Is the revival of the Office of President fishy in what was the world's only Necrocracy? Does the codification of the office of Supreme Leader not bring you the image of an Iranian Ayatollah? Has the State Affairs Commission not become an Assembly of Experts?
~Source Unknown

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The nuclear war which destroyed modern society in the Northern Hemisphere was... violent, to say the least. As Russia, USA and China gambitted for the fate of the entire world, they eventually destroyed themselves. While the Southern Hemisphere fell into chaos for a brief moment, it eventually began to recover, as did Africa.

With the destruction of the Western troops just barely keeping peace in their country, the Somalians once again saw an era of anarchy, and a man arose who could finally unite the country. Xayir Shidane Seeraar was an officer in the Somali Armed Forces and a professional strategist. He would become the first President of what would be known as the "Great Somalia" to the rest of the world. Their era of expansion would change everything in the world, and it would be a particular point of transformation for Australia, which would be subject to the Somalis' yoke for many centuries.

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shiftygiant

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The United Kingdom presidential election debates of 1961 were a series of three debates held for the 1961 presidential election. The first of such televised debates ever to be broadcast for an election in the United Kingdom, they were broadcast live on the BBC. Due to the uniqueness of the experience, the first debate received enormous public interest, with approximately 24 million viewers tuning in.

Each debate ran for 90 minutes and were broadcast over three successive Friday evenings from the 19th May to 2nd June. They were sponsored by the British Debating Society, who gave the BBC access to hosting venues at Oxford, St. Andrews, and Cambridge Universities. They were moderated by the Presidents of the respective universities Debate Societies, Philip Whitehead, John MacGregor, and Michael Howard. Each debate focused separately on economic, domestic, and foreign affairs.

It is generally considered that the debates were a turning point in the election, closing the gap between the previously high polling Lord Home and lower polling Herbert Morrison. Retroactive assessments would claim that the first debate "gave Morrison a fighting chance at reelection". This is largely due to Home's performance; despite having prepared extensively for the debate, and being notably eloquent in his arguments, on camera Home appeared gaunt and deathly, his body language rigid and mechanical in comparison to the more relaxed and confident Morrison. Home would perform better in the latter two debates, and in an attempt to make up for his poor first performance appear in a series of short 'fireside discussions' PPB's, however was unable to overcome the damage sustained in the first debate. Famously, during the final debate, an energised Home launching into an impassioned fifteen minute attack on Morrison's disastrous attempts to dictate foreign policy, highlighting the damage his interventions had caused to the country and its standing on the world stage. As a result, Morrison is considered to have won the first debate, Home the latter two.
Lord Rea, the Liberal Party candidate, was invited to the first debate due to his association with the Oxford Union, however was not invited to St. Andrews or Cambridge at the request of Morrison and Lord Home; both had threatened to pull out of the first debate when they learned Rea would be present, only agreeing to participate if he was not invited to the following debates. Some were critical of this decision, claiming that it was unfair to Rea. Others were critical of the decision against inviting the Fellowship, Communist, and British National Candidates, who, along with Rea, were invited to participate in alternate debates on IBC. Only Bertrand Russell, the Fellowship candidate, agreed to debate his Liberal opponent. The alternate debate received a far lower viewership than the main debates.
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A Very English Presidency
The 1959 General Election
The Labour and New Democratic Nominations
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Zioneer

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In Heaven As On Earth


Historians of the year 2399 CE would all agree that the current age of history began on October 1, 2038. The Second Age of Exploration, or the Second Age of Industrialization, or as it would be popularly known, the Age of Wonder.

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In Heaven As On Earth


Historians of the year 2399 CE would all agree that the current age of history began on October 1, 2038. The Second Age of Exploration, or the Second Age of Industrialization, or as it would be popularly known, the Age of Wonder.

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That one was definitely aliens, alright
 

Deloria

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Exodustria was an African-American minarchist territory in the northern Amazonis Planitia region of Mars, first founded in 2187 by the party of former U.S. Army Ranger Wayne Barnes. Barnes and his fellow national-libertarian founders rejected all pluralistic visions of society, condemning what they viewed as the 600-year cultural genocide of Black Americans by the American state. They thought the relative isolation and lack of legal authority of the Amazonian plain would be a perfect place to reconstruct an authentic society of Black yeomen and entrepreneurs. The colony grew to support a population of 600 to 750 settlers by the early 2200s, but was wiped out by a fabricated virus outbreak in 2214. Many attempts have been made to re-establish the settlement since then, with varying success.

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Zioneer

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That one was definitely aliens, alright
Essentially the basic background is that the EU and India do a joint manned mission to Mars, and twenty minutes after they land, a crash-landed alien spacecraft shimmers into view (stealth system finally depowered). The crew of the Rama naturally investigate it, naming it the "Veda" (Sanskrit for "knowledge").

Twenty minutes after they start exploring it, the ship's automated defenses power on, and murder all 13 of the exploring astronauts, leaving only two alive, who manage to get back to Earth in a ramshackle way. India/the EU/the US/anyone else who cares proceeds to send nukes at the alien ship, which take a few months to land. The EMP effects of the nukes knock out the remaining power of the alien ship, though the nukes themselves barely scratch it.

Humanity declares it a victory, so yaaay. Unmanned probes are sent to figure out exactly what is there and if its safe to go, picking up bits of tech along the way. The Vedic tech causes an Earth-wide technological revolution. Things start to happen, thus starting an era of innovation, exploration, and colonization. But there are many darker sides to all of these benefits....

I would have had a longer explanation in the actual post, but after my browser crashed three times and ate my post each time, I gave up and just decided to go as laconic as possible.
 
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