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Post 215 - Romanian Gordon Brown
While at the University of Edinburgh during her twenties, Princess Margareta of Romania, was involved in a five-year romantic relationship with Gordon Brown. she was interviewed by an editor of The Daily Telegraph: "It was a very solid and romantic story, I never stopped loving him but one day it didn't seem right any more, it was politics, politics, politics, and I needed nurturing,"
What if the royal family was re-instated and Margaret was married to James "Gordon" Brown
What if the royal family was re-instated and Margaret was married to James "Gordon" Brown
Post 216 - Brazilian Evan Mecham
Evandro Mendes was a Brazilian politician and Mayor of São Paulo enter 1993 to 1997. He was born in Ribeirão Preto in 1924 and his family move to São Paulo in 1931. His habilities as good talker earned him his first job as automobile dealer in 1943. With this money, he turned as lawyer in 1948. After serving in many offices during almost two decades of advocacy, he entered on politics in 1967 by ARENA (National Renewal Alliance). His notorious anti-corruption and anti-communist speeches gave to him the post of Secretary of Justice of São Paulo (state) enter 1974 to 1979. In 1982, he was elected to Congress, and was reelected in 1986. With many inner fights against Paulo Maluf, Mendes jumped to PMDB and was elected Mayor in 1992. His term was deeply unpopular, and the Caso Mendes-Farias almost gave him an impeachment. In 1996 he declined to run for reelection and retired from politics in 1998 when he wasn't elected for a fourth term to Congress. He died in September 2002, at 78, by lung cancer.
Ideas:
- Deborah Schultz, leader of the Israeli Labor Party.
- Francis Montefering, Blair-era cabinet minister who was befell by scandal and was forced to step down as a result.
- Antonin Gregorio Scalera, former prime minister of Italy and noted conservative thinker.
- Barry Nimitz, noted Arizona congressman who was assassinated in 2011 by Jared Loughner.
- Deborah Schultz, leader of the Israeli Labor Party.
- Francis Montefering, Blair-era cabinet minister who was befell by scandal and was forced to step down as a result.
- Antonin Gregorio Scalera, former prime minister of Italy and noted conservative thinker.
- Barry Nimitz, noted Arizona congressman who was assassinated in 2011 by Jared Loughner.
Ideas:
- Polish Karl Bildt
- Lithuanian Juha Sipila
- Czech Helle Thorning-Schmidt
- Latvian Jens Stoltenberg
- Polish Karl Bildt
- Lithuanian Juha Sipila
- Czech Helle Thorning-Schmidt
- Latvian Jens Stoltenberg
Ideas
- Canadian Trump
- American Trudeau
- American Norm Kelly
I would make these myself, but I don't have access to a computer at the moment
- Canadian Trump
- American Trudeau
- American Norm Kelly
I would make these myself, but I don't have access to a computer at the moment
Post 219 - British Helle Thorning-Schmidt
For my first inverse, here's British Helle Thorning-Schmidt.
Post 220 - American Bobby Sands
The death and execution of the up and coming young Congressman, political activist, writer, poet, and historian Robert Gerard "Bobby" Sands (1954–81) would prove to be one of the turning points in the Haig Dictatorship that would ultimately lead to its violent downfall during the Second American Civil War (1983–88).
Born in the Staten Island borough of New York City in 1954 as the son of working class Irish immigrants, Sands frequently traveled abroad to his Irish homeland and became enamored with the Irish culture at an early age. In an interview with William F. Buckley Jr. in 1980, Sands humorously stated that he was "enamored with the music and lore of Ireland as a child and became deeply concerned and affected with the political and social history of Ireland during my depressing and frankly humorous teenage years." At the age of 18 in 1972, he briefly attended Fordham University before dropping out in 1973 in favor of travelling abroad once more and attending Trinity College, Dublin, graduating from the university in 1975 with a degree in Political Science.
During his tint at university, Sands became interested in politics after being encouraged by his friends to join the Irish Labour Party and to attend one of its rallies in Dublin. He was impressed by Labour's political promises and kept these left-wing ideals in mind when he emigrated back to the U.S. in 1976, jokingly running for a seat in the New York State Assembly until he unexpectedly won the election in a four-way contest. His election to the State Assembly was the first action that gained him notoriety within the Haig Dictatorship, with his house later being raided for "anti-government and anti-freedom propaganda" in 1978 after he endorsed an anti-government activist in the New York mayoral election of that year.
It was also during this troubled time in his life that Sands began dabbling with poetry and literature, compiling a series of poems throughout the summer 1978/79 and releasing them in one grand book simply known as Dawn, which was released in the winter of 1980. The poetry book became infamous for its deeply socialist and left-wing bent, and was quickly banned by the American government after reaching best-seller status just weeks after its release. Sands continued to become more and more radical throughout this endeavor, which eventually led to him openly speaking against the government and frequently participating and speaking at anti-government rallies across New York City. His popularity as a youthful and charismatic freedom fighter greatly aided him in his congressional campaign in 1980, which ended in an utter landslide for the Sands campaign.
This proved to be much for the American government to handle and on April 27, 1981, during a political rally in Brooklyn that Sands headed which pushed for constitutional reform and the liberalization of the dictatorship, American troops opened fire on over 5,000 protesters in what would later be known as "the Bloodbath". After 2 hours of constant gunfire and the deaths of over 500 men, women, and children, Sands was arrested and scrapped from his Congressional seat by the U.S. government. He would be interned and court-martialed at Rikers Island, where he would later be executed by firing squad on May 5, 1981 despite receiving dozens of petitions by the general public to release Sands and his entourage.
His sudden imprisonment and death would spark a series of protests and riots throughout the country, eventually leading all the way up to the attempted 1983 coup d'etat and the start of the Second American Civil War. As a result, Sands is popularly known as the "Second John Brown" by supporters and enemies alike.
His last collection of poems would later be released in 1985 as propaganda by the Republican Government during the course of the Civil War.
Born in the Staten Island borough of New York City in 1954 as the son of working class Irish immigrants, Sands frequently traveled abroad to his Irish homeland and became enamored with the Irish culture at an early age. In an interview with William F. Buckley Jr. in 1980, Sands humorously stated that he was "enamored with the music and lore of Ireland as a child and became deeply concerned and affected with the political and social history of Ireland during my depressing and frankly humorous teenage years." At the age of 18 in 1972, he briefly attended Fordham University before dropping out in 1973 in favor of travelling abroad once more and attending Trinity College, Dublin, graduating from the university in 1975 with a degree in Political Science.
During his tint at university, Sands became interested in politics after being encouraged by his friends to join the Irish Labour Party and to attend one of its rallies in Dublin. He was impressed by Labour's political promises and kept these left-wing ideals in mind when he emigrated back to the U.S. in 1976, jokingly running for a seat in the New York State Assembly until he unexpectedly won the election in a four-way contest. His election to the State Assembly was the first action that gained him notoriety within the Haig Dictatorship, with his house later being raided for "anti-government and anti-freedom propaganda" in 1978 after he endorsed an anti-government activist in the New York mayoral election of that year.
It was also during this troubled time in his life that Sands began dabbling with poetry and literature, compiling a series of poems throughout the summer 1978/79 and releasing them in one grand book simply known as Dawn, which was released in the winter of 1980. The poetry book became infamous for its deeply socialist and left-wing bent, and was quickly banned by the American government after reaching best-seller status just weeks after its release. Sands continued to become more and more radical throughout this endeavor, which eventually led to him openly speaking against the government and frequently participating and speaking at anti-government rallies across New York City. His popularity as a youthful and charismatic freedom fighter greatly aided him in his congressional campaign in 1980, which ended in an utter landslide for the Sands campaign.
This proved to be much for the American government to handle and on April 27, 1981, during a political rally in Brooklyn that Sands headed which pushed for constitutional reform and the liberalization of the dictatorship, American troops opened fire on over 5,000 protesters in what would later be known as "the Bloodbath". After 2 hours of constant gunfire and the deaths of over 500 men, women, and children, Sands was arrested and scrapped from his Congressional seat by the U.S. government. He would be interned and court-martialed at Rikers Island, where he would later be executed by firing squad on May 5, 1981 despite receiving dozens of petitions by the general public to release Sands and his entourage.
His sudden imprisonment and death would spark a series of protests and riots throughout the country, eventually leading all the way up to the attempted 1983 coup d'etat and the start of the Second American Civil War. As a result, Sands is popularly known as the "Second John Brown" by supporters and enemies alike.
His last collection of poems would later be released in 1985 as propaganda by the Republican Government during the course of the Civil War.
Now you've mentioned it, that's an idea I'll get round to.Is she married to Danish Prime Minister Stefan Kynoch?
Post 221 - Danish Stephen Kinnock
As requested, here's Danish PM Stefan Kynoch
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Gone Fishin'
Shouldn't his wife be, given the inversion, the daughter of a major British politician (and one in her own right)?
Post 222 - Northern Irish Donald Trump
MFW Trump gets transposed to a place where building walls used to be official government policy.
Also, wouldn't it make more sense for *Trump to be a Protestant and member of the DUP, since they're considered the more right-wing major party in Norn Iron?
The irony.
Well I felt that would be too easy a 'punch' to make - plus the Shinners are also known for inciting violence a bit like the Donald - plus his party shifts replicate his OTL shifts all over the place. Plus he can now promote hardline nationalism in its entirety.
U Mor is also a rough translation of big-ly into Irish as well.