Well I guess we are going into part two. this will hopefully be shorter. Btw I'm trying to get all of my new fictional cities in but it's going to take a while so it'll update.
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This leads us to the geopolitical aspects of this conflict. Since September 2017, Wisconsin has been governed by a younger figure who has grown himself a cult of personality not seen since the reign of Alexander Koktni (1957-1993). Marco Diaz has become the face of political reform in an authoritarian state like Wisconsin. He has promised to amend the constitution turning Wisconsin into a multiparty state instead of the current one-party rule under the National Revolutionary Party which has governed the nation since 1926. He also says that he will grant amnesty to almost every faction and has refrained from carrying out mass executions or killing of captured rebels like his predecessors did under Samuel Schmidt (2015-2017) and he says that the military junta will soon dissolve and will be replaced with a party-led organization that will guarantee the "reimplementation of socialism" in the country.
Despite touting a return to socialism, Marco has moderated his stance to mean developing socialism off the Vietnam model but with more localized and communitarian ownership of businesses as well as the right to foreign investment. But that will beyond the scope of this so-called "Vietnam" model. Wisconsin has turned its back on the United States and the West because of their support for the rebels while embracing Ushen, a nominally constitutional monarchy and other countries such as Russia, India, Belarus, Syria, North Korea, South Korea, Armenia, Poland, Germany, and numerous other countries.
President Diaz has also said that next year most of the civilian detainees and political prisoners will finally be realized with the exception of far-right dissidents and others considered a national security threat to the country. As mentioned before, he also intends to grant amnesty to the majority of the captured rebels and said that they would be allowed to go back into civilian life or join the armed forces if they chose to.
Also under President Marco Diaz, Wisconsin has begun to mend ties with a strained country, Mexico. Since 2001, the Mexican Aztlan Republic a totalitarian dictatorship had carried out a terrorist attack on a Wisconsin delegation that killed several of the delegates including the Minister of Defense and the Foreign Minster. Because Mexico would not apologize or admit that they did the attack, Wisconsin severed ties with Mexico which enjoyed close ties since 1927 when the Mexican Aztlan formed. Inspired by the recent DPRK-US summit and the thawing of relations, President Marco Diaz who actually has relatives from the country of the MAR, held a summit in Tenochtitlan where he and Chairman Lucho Ocuil, in power since 2013 restored ties and began to normalize relations again. (Yeah very ASB for the record its not an Aztec state, its Mexico but under a militarized totalitarian socialist state)
As the regime mends ties with former foe, more interesting developments began occur since the early March summit with Chairman Ocuil. Recent satellite images deep inside Wisconsin regime territory show what some in the United States see as possibly of Wisconsin going down a path that could have consequences in the future if the images are what they appear to be.
Last year in late 2018, President Marco Diaz made his announcement that in 2019 he would step down as Defense Minister and hand it over to Patrick Sugnog and he would sack Thomas Luc who was in charge of the dreaded National Security Directorate (Wigwam) secret police since before the coup in 2010 and was given the command to George Patrick. After he made this announcement he gave a
speech that gave some subtle hints of what Wisconsin's next priority could be.
"Let this always be a reminder to our enemies and to those who have helped with the destruction of our socialist fatherland, do not take my stance and my reforms as a sign of capitulation to the imperialists. We are always ready to make peace with former foes and we welcome the thaw that we are seeing in Korea. But let's make no mistake, the West promised us so much but delivered so little in return. Mistakes were made there is no doubt about that, this program had flaws and we must correct these flaws and make striding efforts to reconcile and heal the wounds of national division, but despite what happened nearly four years ago, we did not ask Washington, Brussels, Saint Paul or Ottawa to send mercenaries in our homeland and turn our nation into Iraq, Libya or Syria. We did not ask for such a fate to be met...
As we implement these new reforms we are also ready to consider new alternatives in order to secure our national unity and safeguard the socialist nation from aggression. We would not be happy at this but if the United States who now has an unpredictable president that says one thing but does another, wishes to continue these failed policies against our country, we may have to find another alternative.
I don't think, given the thawed atmosphere we are seeing in Pyongyang and Seoul that this alternative is desirable for our national economy and for our people. But the United States should consider this a possibility in the future."
Is this the sign that Wisconsin is planning on developing its own ballistic missile program and possibly begin it's very own nuclear weapons program like North Korea? At the moment its very unlikely that they have the means to start something like a nuclear weapons program because of the civil war but recent photographs show what appears to be a new large complex that could be the beginning stages of a new research facility that may lead to the creation of a rocket launch facility and research complex. For now its too early to speculate what Wisconsin intends on doing.
In another sign that Wisconsin is moving away from the west is their military uniforms. Last week the Wisconsin government announced that they would be going back to their pre-1995 service uniform and dress uniform that was worn by the Wisconsin Armed Forces from 1959 until 1995. The uniform including its service cap resembled something out of the socialist bloc countries but with some influence from their German counterparts and from Latin America. (It wasn't as over the top as North Korea's were though).
Despite these reversals, Wisconsin still intends on going along with these reforms regardless of these changes.
These new changes for Wisconsin culminating with a new leader in charge of the state who is keen on political reforms for his country is in contrast with the bloody civil war that has been raging on in Wisconsin since July 22nd, 2015.
As of early 2019, an estimated 300,000 people have died in the civil war with an estimated 80,000 to 100,000 civilians killed by all factions on both sides of the war. There are no clear good guys in this conflict but it hoped that Marco will come on top as a better leader for Wisconsin and a leader who will not repeat the mistakes that the military junta had made in 2015.
