Maybe the Walkers have a queen that looks like the Ghost Lady from Uninvited?
Hmm, minor idea based on the idea of Germany taking the UKs place in cultural relations to America, I got two ideas:
The Warhammer games (mainly 40k) being made in Germany and having more of a Prussian influence as a result
ASOIAF and Game of Thrones being influenced more by a German conflict like the Thirty Years War rather than an English one.
The Warhammer games (mainly 40k) being made in Germany and having more of a Prussian influence as a result
ASOIAF and Game of Thrones being influenced more by a German conflict like the Thirty Years War rather than an English one.
This is for @Jett-Power for having the Most comments in the OG TL191 thread
Billy Don’t Be A Hero”
The Famous “Billy Don’t be a hero” is pop British song that first premieres in Britain 1982, which resulting with wild success that has become the first hit by London Laces that launch them to popularity in British music history.
This song told story about a Union soldier name Billy during the War of Secession who had a fiancé that don’t want him to go to fight in the south. He didn’t listen to her and then left with his cavalry battalion that soon got overran by southerners somewhere in Virginia. Soon the US commander ask for a volunteer to get some reinforcement against Rebs fire. Billy volunteer forgetting his soon to be wife promised and off to get more Yankee troops that results with him being dead by Confederate fire and soon his fiancé got the letter about his. “Bravery” dying like a hero. The fiancée seemingly heartbroken throw the letter away.
This song soon arrive months later in the United States just recently started the Controversial intervention in Venezuela as well as the Crackdown of the South by the US military during the early 80s. Many think this song is associated with the Venezuela war that has many anti-war protests about what they think as “Unjust War that what Featherstone will do if he still around” by anonymous activists said. Some people think that it was just about the War of Secession that followed young American men dying by Confederate hands as they are wearing Union some uniforms as well as setting being in some Virginian town instead of the jungle wilderness of Venezuela with Indigenous insurgence nor Modern Georgian streets that filled with Pro-Secession CSA militia.
Whatever what do you think of it there’s no denying this song have a massive impact by both UK and especially US culture
Billy Don’t Be A Hero”
This song told story about a Union soldier name Billy during the War of Secession who had a fiancé that don’t want him to go to fight in the south. He didn’t listen to her and then left with his cavalry battalion that soon got overran by southerners somewhere in Virginia. Soon the US commander ask for a volunteer to get some reinforcement against Rebs fire. Billy volunteer forgetting his soon to be wife promised and off to get more Yankee troops that results with him being dead by Confederate fire and soon his fiancé got the letter about his. “Bravery” dying like a hero. The fiancée seemingly heartbroken throw the letter away.
This song soon arrive months later in the United States just recently started the Controversial intervention in Venezuela as well as the Crackdown of the South by the US military during the early 80s. Many think this song is associated with the Venezuela war that has many anti-war protests about what they think as “Unjust War that what Featherstone will do if he still around” by anonymous activists said. Some people think that it was just about the War of Secession that followed young American men dying by Confederate hands as they are wearing Union some uniforms as well as setting being in some Virginian town instead of the jungle wilderness of Venezuela with Indigenous insurgence nor Modern Georgian streets that filled with Pro-Secession CSA militia.
Whatever what do you think of it there’s no denying this song have a massive impact by both UK and especially US culture
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Picture of the 1943 Confederate film: Titanic.
Based on the 1912 Titanic tragedy, the movie was used to boost morale by villainizing the United States and was in production during Operation Blackbeard and was released in 1943. The film was about an American who had purposefully sunk the Titanic and blamed it on the Confederacy. The film's message was that should the USA annex the CSA; the nation would sink harder than the Titanic.
Although the film had a brief theatrical run in parts of Confederate-occupied Haiti starting in November 1943, it was not shown within the CSA by order of Saul Goldman, who feared that it would weaken the Confederate citizenry's morale instead of improving it, as heavy American bombing raids made a film depicting mass panic and death unappealing. Goldman later banned the film's playing entirely and did not have a second run.
Adding to this.
Picture of Eric Cartman, Confederate States pilot in the Second Great War.
It was a common misconception that the character of Erich Hartmann in the German show: South Park (1997-present) was named after Cartman [1]. However, in actuality, the character was named after a friend of the creators of South Park, Max Hartman [2].
References
1. https://the-south-park.fandom.com/wiki/Eric_Cartman#Concept_and_Creation
2. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eric_Cartman#:~:text=Cartman is partially named after,of both Parker and Stone.
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Lord have mercy on tl-191 Billy Yank.
Pyro and the Soldier are unchanged
The Engineer has a Jersey Accent.
The Spy is French Canadian rather than Parisian.
The Heavy is German
The Scout talks like a California surfer dude.
The Sniper is Russian
The Egineer is a Black Mexican cyclops rather than a Scottish one
And the Doctor is Japanese.
Californian Scout sounds scary. I kinda see Medic being Confederate, tbh.
CROSS POSTING from the Photos from Feathersons Confederacy.
Controversial film Braveheart was accused of promoting Stolen Valor mythisism in the skein of Scotland's rebellion against the British.
The quote "Freedom! Freedom! Freedom!" remains a rallying cry for many southern politicians.
Attempts to 'reclaim' it in the North have not gone well.
Excuse me, what?! Anyways curious to see TL-191 Passion of the Christ, mainly because I want to know that world's South Park take on it.
Revisionist conspiracy theory.
Sort of inspired by that thread on fictional nations, in this case a fictional cause preceding the CSA.
Why are they called Birth of A Nation conspiracists? Is that based on the 1915 movie Birth of A Nation or an analog of it?