Pictures of the CSA
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Confederate troops in military exercise on the Canadian border in 1956 shortly after the assassination of President John A. Fauntroy IV
Canadian Prime Minister Laurent was reluctant to withhold starting WWIII after the CSAF air strikes on Winnipeg, Halifax, and Vancouver. Canada 3 days after the airstrikes to ward off further Confederate aggression responded with a nuclear test in British Columbia, and further JBU attacks on CS border towns. The CSA responded to the nuclear detonation in kind, by having their ally South Africa detonate its first bomb. The CS puppet regimes in South Africa and Rhodesia then saw and increased presence of CS military advisors. The Canadians wouldn't back down. Canadian armored units were placed at "Check Point Lincoln" on the border with the city of Detroit. The direct construction of the Cotton Curtain began under President Marshall who on state TV announced then "End of warm relations between the CS and Canada". The later part of 1957 was spent trying to put up the actual border wall. In 1958, two years after the assassination the CSA promptly responded to the Canadian backed revolution in Cuba with the President saying to the media. "Let me make it clear, that it is in the CSA's best interests, that the people of Quebec have their own state free from the Canadian molotto way of life. The Quebecois need a home free from this sense that the Africa is the same as a white man. That is what is corrupting pure white men from taking over the world." Mashall the the Democrats with their "Abolitionist Scare" failed to win the election of 1960 leaving a more liberal JFK to power.
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Boston Abolitionists being rounded up in cages for execution after the New England Rebellion of 2016
Canadian soldiers in Holland, 1944
Canada had a population of 42 million in 1939 thanks to heavy immigration from Britain and the Yankee States of the CSA. Canada was probably one of the most important nations to defeat the Nazis. Canadian forces finally really got into action in the Second Great War in 1942 when the 1st Canadian Corps landed in Morocco under the General Guy Simons. Canadian forces also were used in the Italian and Western Campaigns later in the war. In 1944 the Allied forces landed in Normandy and pushed hard. Canadian troops marched through Paris first. Many Canadian soldiers would participate in the Dachau Reprisals of 1945. Canada would after the war became a major power against the CSA. In 1949, while working with the USSR, Canada detonated a atomic bomb in the Yukon. The Cold War as on.
Confederate President Huey Long (D-LA) under armed guard following a negro uprising in Alabama, 1935
The Presidency of Huey Long would be thought of by Canadian historians as "the Red Rascist" held power. He came to power in 1933 and served till 1941 till he was replaced with Future President John A. Fauntroy III
