The Eagle Down Under (1983: Doomsday TL 2016-2030)
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I doubt the Dragon State has the capability to develop a virus. They're basically a Chinese version of North Korea and most of their arms are aging.
@LouisTheGreyFox , want to a part about surviving landmarks around the world? I recently did a list of what survived Doomsday.
14 people in Rizhao become hospitalized for contracting strange case of mild pneumonia.
-NBBC World News 24/7, January 18th, 2022
Sicilian Air Force have conducted a bombing operation on the Croatian town of Slano, killing a estimated total of 415 people.
-ABC World News 24/7, January 18th, 2022
The RVS Robinson drove across the waters of the Mediterranean while en-route towards her destination being the port city of Mellieha, Malta. Once there the ship will undergo repairs it received while out at sea as well as getting a total of 200 new crew members being mostly Portuguese, Celtic, and Greek men and women ready to kick some Sicilian ass.
Captain Jarrett Michael Wilkinson of the RVS Robinson stood in front of his many loyal men and women who were all wearing the dark green colored military attire of the Republic of Vermont, along with some of them wearing green navy sailor caps with their names shown in yellow fabric in the center.
As for Captain Wilkinson himself he wore a light brownish-green navy officer hat that had in the center front the Vermont Military Crest insignia which showed a head of a male deer with antlers. Being that it was originally the symbol for the former state regiments of Pre-Doomsday. Since Doomsday the Vermont Military Crest became the official national insignia for high ranking Vermonter military officials, to the point by now it has become widely known across the ADC that seeing someone with a deer insignia meant automatically that the person wearing it hailed from the Republic of Vermont.
Wilkinson himself had been in Vermont’s navy since he was twenty-two years of age, and funny enough he didn’t join the navy because he wanted to serve his country or because he wanted to be recognized as a hero. Instead Wilkinson himself joined the Republic of Vermont Navy because he had literally no idea where he would go in life. Before he joined he remembered having not a single clue what he wanted to do with his life after finishing high school back in 1998. It wasn’t until one of his friends being an Afro-Vermonter named Brian told him that he could join the navy and funny enough that was just merely a random thing he suggested from the top of his head.
And of course Wilkinson did just that and ended up slowly ranking all the way up to the status of captain in the Republic of Vermont Navy that he was able to finally see himself in command of his own ship being formerly a Canadian Halifax-class frigate under the name HMCS Cape Breton that was commissioned by the Royal Canadian Navy in 1996, until eventually the Canadians themselves were somehow kind enough to donate three of their ships of the Halifax-class to the Republic of Vermont (the other two being the HMCS Gaspé and the HMCS Waterloo) seeing that Vermont had barely any naval ships except for mainly patrol boats, two corvettes (that were formerly American), and six fast attack crafts (being also formerly American ships that were lucky enough to survive Doomsday and still be operable).
Once the Canadian Remainder Provinces donated their three Halifax-class frigates, three of their Kingston-class coastal defense vessels (being the HMCS Brandon, HMCS Chestermere, and HMCS Shawinigan) and one of their Victoria-class submarines being the HMCS Dartmouth to the Republic of Vermont, right away Wilkinson saw himself once again in command of his very own vessel that was renamed to the RVS Robinson, which took its name after the second governor of Vermont being Governor Moses Robinson who served as governor of the Republic of Vermont from 1789-1790.
And for the past eleven years now Jarrett Wilkinson had sailed the waves for his nation of Vermont and have bear witness to many strange things while at sea ranging from weird lights in the sky, to even strange carcasses of dead whales that rotted away to the point that they resembled the appearance of the famous Loch Ness Monster which of course he and many educated sailors on board would have to inform other crew members the truth.
At least Wilkinson hasn’t came face to face with rogue waves, seeing how those things are known to sink entire ships no matter what size they are. In fact every single morning when he woke up he would do a prayer despite being atheist, that his ship will never encounter those monstrous waves. And who could blame him.
But today, Captain Jarrett Michael Wilkinson was about to bear witness to something he and his crew have never seen in their entire life.
“Sir! We’ve just picked up two enemy planes on radar!” One of his men cried out to which instantly Captain Wilkinson looked over at the radar screen and saw two dots on it that were indeed of enemy origin.
“Everyone get to your stations!” Wilkinson said as he pressed a red button which allowed himself to speak into a microphone for the rest of the entire ship to hear.
“This is Red Alert! I repeat Red Alert!” Wilkinson said into the microphone which by saying “red alert” meant things were about to get fucking serious.
“Man the guns!” One woman cried as she also spoke into another microphone.
Outside the bridge on deck, Wilkinson could see many crew members commanding the turrets ready to fire at the two enemy planes that were now already seen approaching them from two miles away.
“Shit.” Wilkinson said to himself.
“Wait Captain…” One of his men being an Afro-Vermonter named Zaiden Farrellson then spoke up having something to say.
“Yes Farrellson?” Wilkinson said looking over toward him despite the fact the captain was still in a state of battle mode by the look in his eyes.
“Why would the Sicilians send out only two planes to attack us?” He asked noting how unusual it was for there to be only two Sicilian fighter jets and yet on the radar there was not a single sign of a Sicilian naval vessel within a radius of 500 miles.
Wilkinson then had to agree with his fellow crew mate, that it was indeed very unusual.
“Well whatever it is we must defend the ship!” He then told him to which Farrellson then nodded and went to his station right away.
The two planes roared loudly as they were now approaching the RVS Robinson at fast speed and yet oddly enough they were not even firing down upon them.
“What the fuck are they even doing?” Wilkinson said out loud in confusion.
But then right away everyone on the bridge saw the two Sicilian planes dive down straight onto the front deck of RVS Robinson which moments later a loud screeching explosion was heard and as Wilkinson and everyone else on the bridge then looked to see two of the turrets and much of the front deck was damaged badly along with parts of the destroyed Sicilian fighter jets scattered about.
“Fucking shit…” Farrellson said in shock.
“Farrellson what we have just witnessed was a kamikaze attack.” Wilkinson told him.
“And I think were going to see a lot more of this in the future.”
-RVS Robinson, 140 miles off coast of Malta, January 18th, 2022
Vermonter navy reports the first case of “kamikaze” Sicilian pilots as the Vermonter naval frigate the RVS Robinson was attacked by two suicidal Sicilian pilots while on en-route toward Malta.
-SBS World News 24/7, January 18th, 2022
-NBBC World News 24/7, January 18th, 2022
Sicilian Air Force have conducted a bombing operation on the Croatian town of Slano, killing a estimated total of 415 people.
-ABC World News 24/7, January 18th, 2022
The RVS Robinson drove across the waters of the Mediterranean while en-route towards her destination being the port city of Mellieha, Malta. Once there the ship will undergo repairs it received while out at sea as well as getting a total of 200 new crew members being mostly Portuguese, Celtic, and Greek men and women ready to kick some Sicilian ass.
Captain Jarrett Michael Wilkinson of the RVS Robinson stood in front of his many loyal men and women who were all wearing the dark green colored military attire of the Republic of Vermont, along with some of them wearing green navy sailor caps with their names shown in yellow fabric in the center.
As for Captain Wilkinson himself he wore a light brownish-green navy officer hat that had in the center front the Vermont Military Crest insignia which showed a head of a male deer with antlers. Being that it was originally the symbol for the former state regiments of Pre-Doomsday. Since Doomsday the Vermont Military Crest became the official national insignia for high ranking Vermonter military officials, to the point by now it has become widely known across the ADC that seeing someone with a deer insignia meant automatically that the person wearing it hailed from the Republic of Vermont.
Wilkinson himself had been in Vermont’s navy since he was twenty-two years of age, and funny enough he didn’t join the navy because he wanted to serve his country or because he wanted to be recognized as a hero. Instead Wilkinson himself joined the Republic of Vermont Navy because he had literally no idea where he would go in life. Before he joined he remembered having not a single clue what he wanted to do with his life after finishing high school back in 1998. It wasn’t until one of his friends being an Afro-Vermonter named Brian told him that he could join the navy and funny enough that was just merely a random thing he suggested from the top of his head.
And of course Wilkinson did just that and ended up slowly ranking all the way up to the status of captain in the Republic of Vermont Navy that he was able to finally see himself in command of his own ship being formerly a Canadian Halifax-class frigate under the name HMCS Cape Breton that was commissioned by the Royal Canadian Navy in 1996, until eventually the Canadians themselves were somehow kind enough to donate three of their ships of the Halifax-class to the Republic of Vermont (the other two being the HMCS Gaspé and the HMCS Waterloo) seeing that Vermont had barely any naval ships except for mainly patrol boats, two corvettes (that were formerly American), and six fast attack crafts (being also formerly American ships that were lucky enough to survive Doomsday and still be operable).
Once the Canadian Remainder Provinces donated their three Halifax-class frigates, three of their Kingston-class coastal defense vessels (being the HMCS Brandon, HMCS Chestermere, and HMCS Shawinigan) and one of their Victoria-class submarines being the HMCS Dartmouth to the Republic of Vermont, right away Wilkinson saw himself once again in command of his very own vessel that was renamed to the RVS Robinson, which took its name after the second governor of Vermont being Governor Moses Robinson who served as governor of the Republic of Vermont from 1789-1790.
And for the past eleven years now Jarrett Wilkinson had sailed the waves for his nation of Vermont and have bear witness to many strange things while at sea ranging from weird lights in the sky, to even strange carcasses of dead whales that rotted away to the point that they resembled the appearance of the famous Loch Ness Monster which of course he and many educated sailors on board would have to inform other crew members the truth.
At least Wilkinson hasn’t came face to face with rogue waves, seeing how those things are known to sink entire ships no matter what size they are. In fact every single morning when he woke up he would do a prayer despite being atheist, that his ship will never encounter those monstrous waves. And who could blame him.
But today, Captain Jarrett Michael Wilkinson was about to bear witness to something he and his crew have never seen in their entire life.
“Sir! We’ve just picked up two enemy planes on radar!” One of his men cried out to which instantly Captain Wilkinson looked over at the radar screen and saw two dots on it that were indeed of enemy origin.
“Everyone get to your stations!” Wilkinson said as he pressed a red button which allowed himself to speak into a microphone for the rest of the entire ship to hear.
“This is Red Alert! I repeat Red Alert!” Wilkinson said into the microphone which by saying “red alert” meant things were about to get fucking serious.
“Man the guns!” One woman cried as she also spoke into another microphone.
Outside the bridge on deck, Wilkinson could see many crew members commanding the turrets ready to fire at the two enemy planes that were now already seen approaching them from two miles away.
“Shit.” Wilkinson said to himself.
“Wait Captain…” One of his men being an Afro-Vermonter named Zaiden Farrellson then spoke up having something to say.
“Yes Farrellson?” Wilkinson said looking over toward him despite the fact the captain was still in a state of battle mode by the look in his eyes.
“Why would the Sicilians send out only two planes to attack us?” He asked noting how unusual it was for there to be only two Sicilian fighter jets and yet on the radar there was not a single sign of a Sicilian naval vessel within a radius of 500 miles.
Wilkinson then had to agree with his fellow crew mate, that it was indeed very unusual.
“Well whatever it is we must defend the ship!” He then told him to which Farrellson then nodded and went to his station right away.
The two planes roared loudly as they were now approaching the RVS Robinson at fast speed and yet oddly enough they were not even firing down upon them.
“What the fuck are they even doing?” Wilkinson said out loud in confusion.
But then right away everyone on the bridge saw the two Sicilian planes dive down straight onto the front deck of RVS Robinson which moments later a loud screeching explosion was heard and as Wilkinson and everyone else on the bridge then looked to see two of the turrets and much of the front deck was damaged badly along with parts of the destroyed Sicilian fighter jets scattered about.
“Fucking shit…” Farrellson said in shock.
“Farrellson what we have just witnessed was a kamikaze attack.” Wilkinson told him.
“And I think were going to see a lot more of this in the future.”
-RVS Robinson, 140 miles off coast of Malta, January 18th, 2022
Vermonter navy reports the first case of “kamikaze” Sicilian pilots as the Vermonter naval frigate the RVS Robinson was attacked by two suicidal Sicilian pilots while on en-route toward Malta.
-SBS World News 24/7, January 18th, 2022
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Not surprising the Sicilians would do that honestly. Not surprising at all...
It's like they're taking inspiration from the Imperial Japanese Army's battle strategies during WWII.
Request: Fix your grammar. Examples of bad grammar:
Pleeease fix this.
Some Famous Landmarks destroyed on Doomsday
Austria
Schönburg Palace (Vienna)
The Hoffburg (Vienna)
St. Stephen's Cathedral (Vienna)
Belvedere Palace (Vienna)
Australia
Sydney Opera House (Syndey)
Sydney Harbor Bridge (Sydney)
Belgium
Grand Palace (Brussels)
Canada
CN Tower (Toronto, ON)
Toronto City Hall (Toronto, ON)
Parliament Hill (Ottawa, ON)
Notre Dame Basilica of Montreal (Montreal, QC)
Pacific Colosseum (Vancouver, BC)
Stanley Park (Vancouver, BC)
China
The Forbidden City (Beijing)
Tiananmen Square (Beijing)
Great Hall of the People (Beijing)
Zhongnanhai (Beijing)
Temple of Heaven (Beijing)
Beijing Underground City (Beijing)
The Bund (Shanghai)
French Concession (Shanghai)
German Concession (Qingdao)
Sino-Soviet Friendship Monument (Dalian)
Unit 731 Museum (Harbin)
Potala Palace (Lhasa, Tibet)
Greece
The Parthenon (Athens)
Japan
Imperial Palace (Tokyo)
National Diet Building (Tokyo)
Asakusa/Sensoji Temple (Tokyo)
Tokyo Station (Tokyo)
Shibuya Crossing (Tokyo)
Osaka Castle (Osaka)
Nagasaki Peace Park (Nagasaki)
Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum (Nagasaki)
France
Eiffel Tower (Paris)
Arch de Triumph (Paris)
Elyseé Palace (Paris)
Palace of Versailles (Paris)
Glass Pyramid of Louvre (Paris)
Montmartre Cathedral (Paris)
Notre Dame Basilica (Paris)
Holy See
Sistine Chapel (Vatican City - destroyed in the nuclear attack on Rome)
Hong Kong
Victoria Harbor
Israel
Jaffa Old City (Tel Aviv)
Italy
Roman Colosseum (Rome)
Trevi Fountain (Rome)
The Pantheon (Rome)
Spanish Steps (Rome)
The Netherlands
Van Gough Museum (Amsterdam)
Anne Frank House (Amsterdam)
Canals of Amsterdam (Amsterdam)
North Korea
Juche Tower (Pyongyang)
Kim Il-sung Square (Pyongyang)
Kumsusas Palace of the Sun (Pyongyang)
USS Pueblo (a U.S. Navy spy ship captured in 1968) (Pyongyang)
Panama
-Miraflores Locks of the Panama Canal (Panama City)
Philippines
Philippine Military Academy (Baguio City)
The Mansion (Baguio City)
Diplomat Hotel (Baguio City)
Laperal White House (Baguio City)
South Korea
Blue House (Seoul)
Gyeongbokgung Palace (Seoul)
Spain
Royal Palace (Madrid)
La Sagrada Familia (Barcelona)
Soviet Union
The Kremlin (Moscow, RFSR)
Saint Basil's Cathedral (Moscow, RFSR)
Red Square (Moscow, RFSR)
Pavlov's House (Volgograd, RFSR)
The Motherland Calls (Volgograd, RFSR)
Alexander Column (St. Petersburg/Leningrad, RFSR)
Winter Palace (St. Petersburg/Leningrad, RFSR)
Kubinka Tank Museum (Kubinka, Moscow Oblast, RFSR)
Syria
Temple of Jupiter (Damascus)
Turkey
Bosphorus Bridge (Istanbul)
Blue Mosque (Istanbul)
Hagia Sofia (Istanbul)
United Kingdom
The Big Ben (London)
Palace of Westminster (London)
Tower of London (London)
Tower Bridge (London)
Hyde Park (London)
Picadilly Circus (London)
Buckingham Palace (London)
Edinburgh Castle (Edinburgh)
Glasgow Cathedral (Glasgow)
United States
Statue of Liberty (New York City, NY)
Empire State Building (New York City, NY)
Twin Towers of the World Trade Center (New York City, NY)
Chrysler Building (New York City, NY)
United Nations General Headquarters (New York City, NY)
Times Square (New York City, NY)
St. Patrick's Cathedral (New York City, NY)
New York Stock Exchange (New York City, NY)
Brooklyn Bridge (New York City, NY)
Central Park (New York City, NY)
Ellis Island (New York City, NY)
Governor's Island (New York City, NY)
Staten Island (New York City, NY)
New York Harbor (New York-New Jersey tristate area)
Faneuil Hall Marketplace (Boston, MA)
USS Constitution (Boston, MA)
Boston Harbor (Boston, MA)
Paul Revere House (Boston, MA)
Bunker Hill Monument (Boston, MA)
Independence Hall[1] (Philadelphia, PA)
Fort Sumter (Charleston, SC)
Sears Tower (Chicago, IL)
Henry Ford Museum (Detroit, MI)
The Alamo (San Antonio, TX)
Graceland (Memphis, TN)
The White House (Washington, D.C.)
Capitol Building (Washington, D.C.)
Library of Congress[2] (Washington, D.C.)
National Archives Building[3] (Washington, D.C.)
Lincoln Memorial (Washington, D.C.)
Thomas Jefferson Memorial (Washington, D.C.)
Washington Monument (Washington, D.C.)
National Air and Space Museum[4] (Washington, D.C.)
Walt Disney World (Orlando, FL)
Kennedy Space Center (Merrit Island, Cape Canaveral, FL)
St. Louis Cathedral (New Orleans, LA)
Bourbon Street (New Orleans, LA)
Golden Gate Bridge (San Francisco, CA)
Oakland Bay Bridge (Oakland, CA)
Hollywood Monument (Los Angeles, CA)
Universal Studios Hollywood (Universal City, CA)
Disneyland Resort (Pasadena, CA)
The Strip (Las Vegas, NV)
Seattle Space Needle (Seattle, WA)
The Gateway Arch (St. Louis, MO)
The Pentagon (Arlington, VA)
USS Arizona Memorial (Pearl Harbor, Honolulu, HI)
Notes:Austria
Schönburg Palace (Vienna)
The Hoffburg (Vienna)
St. Stephen's Cathedral (Vienna)
Belvedere Palace (Vienna)
Australia
Sydney Opera House (Syndey)
Sydney Harbor Bridge (Sydney)
Belgium
Grand Palace (Brussels)
Canada
CN Tower (Toronto, ON)
Toronto City Hall (Toronto, ON)
Parliament Hill (Ottawa, ON)
Notre Dame Basilica of Montreal (Montreal, QC)
Pacific Colosseum (Vancouver, BC)
Stanley Park (Vancouver, BC)
China
The Forbidden City (Beijing)
Tiananmen Square (Beijing)
Great Hall of the People (Beijing)
Zhongnanhai (Beijing)
Temple of Heaven (Beijing)
Beijing Underground City (Beijing)
The Bund (Shanghai)
French Concession (Shanghai)
German Concession (Qingdao)
Sino-Soviet Friendship Monument (Dalian)
Unit 731 Museum (Harbin)
Potala Palace (Lhasa, Tibet)
Greece
The Parthenon (Athens)
Japan
Imperial Palace (Tokyo)
National Diet Building (Tokyo)
Asakusa/Sensoji Temple (Tokyo)
Tokyo Station (Tokyo)
Shibuya Crossing (Tokyo)
Osaka Castle (Osaka)
Nagasaki Peace Park (Nagasaki)
Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum (Nagasaki)
France
Eiffel Tower (Paris)
Arch de Triumph (Paris)
Elyseé Palace (Paris)
Palace of Versailles (Paris)
Glass Pyramid of Louvre (Paris)
Montmartre Cathedral (Paris)
Notre Dame Basilica (Paris)
Holy See
Sistine Chapel (Vatican City - destroyed in the nuclear attack on Rome)
Hong Kong
Victoria Harbor
Israel
Jaffa Old City (Tel Aviv)
Italy
Roman Colosseum (Rome)
Trevi Fountain (Rome)
The Pantheon (Rome)
Spanish Steps (Rome)
The Netherlands
Van Gough Museum (Amsterdam)
Anne Frank House (Amsterdam)
Canals of Amsterdam (Amsterdam)
North Korea
Juche Tower (Pyongyang)
Kim Il-sung Square (Pyongyang)
Kumsusas Palace of the Sun (Pyongyang)
USS Pueblo (a U.S. Navy spy ship captured in 1968) (Pyongyang)
Panama
-Miraflores Locks of the Panama Canal (Panama City)
Philippines
Philippine Military Academy (Baguio City)
The Mansion (Baguio City)
Diplomat Hotel (Baguio City)
Laperal White House (Baguio City)
South Korea
Blue House (Seoul)
Gyeongbokgung Palace (Seoul)
Spain
Royal Palace (Madrid)
La Sagrada Familia (Barcelona)
Soviet Union
The Kremlin (Moscow, RFSR)
Saint Basil's Cathedral (Moscow, RFSR)
Red Square (Moscow, RFSR)
Pavlov's House (Volgograd, RFSR)
The Motherland Calls (Volgograd, RFSR)
Alexander Column (St. Petersburg/Leningrad, RFSR)
Winter Palace (St. Petersburg/Leningrad, RFSR)
Kubinka Tank Museum (Kubinka, Moscow Oblast, RFSR)
Syria
Temple of Jupiter (Damascus)
Turkey
Bosphorus Bridge (Istanbul)
Blue Mosque (Istanbul)
Hagia Sofia (Istanbul)
United Kingdom
The Big Ben (London)
Palace of Westminster (London)
Tower of London (London)
Tower Bridge (London)
Hyde Park (London)
Picadilly Circus (London)
Buckingham Palace (London)
Edinburgh Castle (Edinburgh)
Glasgow Cathedral (Glasgow)
United States
Statue of Liberty (New York City, NY)
Empire State Building (New York City, NY)
Twin Towers of the World Trade Center (New York City, NY)
Chrysler Building (New York City, NY)
United Nations General Headquarters (New York City, NY)
Times Square (New York City, NY)
St. Patrick's Cathedral (New York City, NY)
New York Stock Exchange (New York City, NY)
Brooklyn Bridge (New York City, NY)
Central Park (New York City, NY)
Ellis Island (New York City, NY)
Governor's Island (New York City, NY)
Staten Island (New York City, NY)
New York Harbor (New York-New Jersey tristate area)
Faneuil Hall Marketplace (Boston, MA)
USS Constitution (Boston, MA)
Boston Harbor (Boston, MA)
Paul Revere House (Boston, MA)
Bunker Hill Monument (Boston, MA)
Independence Hall[1] (Philadelphia, PA)
Fort Sumter (Charleston, SC)
Sears Tower (Chicago, IL)
Henry Ford Museum (Detroit, MI)
The Alamo (San Antonio, TX)
Graceland (Memphis, TN)
The White House (Washington, D.C.)
Capitol Building (Washington, D.C.)
Library of Congress[2] (Washington, D.C.)
National Archives Building[3] (Washington, D.C.)
Lincoln Memorial (Washington, D.C.)
Thomas Jefferson Memorial (Washington, D.C.)
Washington Monument (Washington, D.C.)
National Air and Space Museum[4] (Washington, D.C.)
Walt Disney World (Orlando, FL)
Kennedy Space Center (Merrit Island, Cape Canaveral, FL)
St. Louis Cathedral (New Orleans, LA)
Bourbon Street (New Orleans, LA)
Golden Gate Bridge (San Francisco, CA)
Oakland Bay Bridge (Oakland, CA)
Hollywood Monument (Los Angeles, CA)
Universal Studios Hollywood (Universal City, CA)
Disneyland Resort (Pasadena, CA)
The Strip (Las Vegas, NV)
Seattle Space Needle (Seattle, WA)
The Gateway Arch (St. Louis, MO)
The Pentagon (Arlington, VA)
USS Arizona Memorial (Pearl Harbor, Honolulu, HI)
[1] Included the Liberty Bell
[2] Included a rough draft of the American declaration of Independence.
[3] Included the original American declaration of Independence, the United States Constitution, United States Bill of Rights, and numerous other historical documents
[4] Included the Apollo 11 Command Module Columbia, the Friendship 7 capsule which was flown by John Glenn, Charles Lindbergh's Spirit of St. Louis, the Bell X-1 which broke the sound barrier, the model of the starship Enterprise used in the science fiction television show Star Trek: The Original Series, and the Wright brothers' Wright Flyer airplane near the entrance
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“So Senator Hogan if you become elected Governor-General of the ANZC, what will be your response to the current Third Sicily War?”
“As Governor-General I would have us less involved in the mess seeing it more of a European problem. I would still have us in the Mediterranean only in fewer numbers.”
“Right now what is more important is our war against the Hamas Caliphate in Saudi Arabia.”
-Good Morning Australia interview with ANZC Conservative candidate Senator Kevin Hogan, January 19th, 2022
Should we really pay less attention to the “War in the Mediterranean?”?
-The Newcastle Herald, January 19th, 2022
Taiwanese city of Wenzhou reports 7 cases of “strange mild pneumonia”.
-ABC World News 24/7, January 21st, 2022
City of Longyan reports 11 strange cases of “mild pneumonia” with already 4 people (3 of which were in their mid-seventies and 1 of which was in her late sixties) have died from. Already 8 of those who have went to the hospital have reported feeling ill two days prior and assumed they had simply caught a case of seasonal flu. However as of approximately 20 minutes ago, the Longyan City Hospital has updated public by informing us that now 3 of those currently hospitalized are in critical condition.
-NHK World News 24/7, January 23rd, 2022
Macau gets 4 cases of “mild pneumonia” as a man in his late sixties collapsed after violently coughing while outside in public. The man who wishes to remain anonymous has been hospitalized at the Kiang Wu Hospital is currently in critical condition. While the other 3 people who also wished to be anonymous were reported to have felt already felt sick three days prior and only assumed they had the cold. One of them stated “I thought everything was normal until I started coughing up blood yesterday morning. When I saw that I knew something was very wrong and I had to get it dealt with right away.”.
-NBBC World News 24/7, January 23rd, 2022
Republic of India (formerly the UIP) has announced that it plans on sending 4,500 volunteer forces to the Taiwanese Republic of China in order to help fight against the tyrannical Dragon State.
-The Brisbane Times, January 24th, 2022
Currently right now the Federal ANZC Parliament in Jarvis Bay is having a debate on whether or not should the ANZC get involved with the current war in China (being the Dragon State War as many as starting to call it now).
We will show you what is going on live right now in the parliament…
-9News 24/7, January 24th, 2022
“I think right now the ANZC has already plenty of things to deal with currently. Especially the current war against the Hamas Caliphate and the current war against the Republic of Sicily.”
“Many fathers and mothers are already worried enough about their sons and daughters being conscripted and sent to Saudi Arabia. Surely we do not need them to worry even more about sending their kids to another place in the world that is having an internationally involved war.”
-Senator Yasmin Catley (ANZC Labour), January 24th, 2022
“I completely agree with my colleague Senator Catley here.”
“Having more of our young men and women sent to another war will cause more people to be paranoid and possibly lead to many of our population across the ANZC to want us to pull-out of Saudi Arabia.”
-Senator Prudence “Pru” Goward (ANZC Conservative), January 24th, 2022
“Having us deal with another war will just overwhelm our people. They’ve already been overwhelmed enough.”
-Senator David Mehan (ANZC Labour), January 24th, 2022
“But we should at least help nations like Taiwan and other Chinese nations deal with the Dragon State, I mean they are a evil dictatorship and it be the right thing to do to at least help out somewhat.”
-Senator Tauanei Marea (ANZC Labour), January 24th, 2022
“Although the current regime that has been running the Dragon State since after Doomsday is horrible and we have our absolute sympathies to those trapped under their leader’s rule. We sadly cannot help them since we are already very occupied with our war against the Great One’s caliphate.”
“And right now they are currently the most important enemy we have to pay attention to after what they’ve done to us already.”
-Senator José Neves (ANZC Conservative), January 24th, 2022
“I agree with everyone here.”
“We are all very occupied with dealing with the Hamas Caliphate.”
-Senator Francis Xavier Kurrupuwu (ANZC Conservative), January 24th, 2022
“As Governor-General I would have us less involved in the mess seeing it more of a European problem. I would still have us in the Mediterranean only in fewer numbers.”
“Right now what is more important is our war against the Hamas Caliphate in Saudi Arabia.”
-Good Morning Australia interview with ANZC Conservative candidate Senator Kevin Hogan, January 19th, 2022
Should we really pay less attention to the “War in the Mediterranean?”?
-The Newcastle Herald, January 19th, 2022
Taiwanese city of Wenzhou reports 7 cases of “strange mild pneumonia”.
-ABC World News 24/7, January 21st, 2022
City of Longyan reports 11 strange cases of “mild pneumonia” with already 4 people (3 of which were in their mid-seventies and 1 of which was in her late sixties) have died from. Already 8 of those who have went to the hospital have reported feeling ill two days prior and assumed they had simply caught a case of seasonal flu. However as of approximately 20 minutes ago, the Longyan City Hospital has updated public by informing us that now 3 of those currently hospitalized are in critical condition.
-NHK World News 24/7, January 23rd, 2022
Macau gets 4 cases of “mild pneumonia” as a man in his late sixties collapsed after violently coughing while outside in public. The man who wishes to remain anonymous has been hospitalized at the Kiang Wu Hospital is currently in critical condition. While the other 3 people who also wished to be anonymous were reported to have felt already felt sick three days prior and only assumed they had the cold. One of them stated “I thought everything was normal until I started coughing up blood yesterday morning. When I saw that I knew something was very wrong and I had to get it dealt with right away.”.
-NBBC World News 24/7, January 23rd, 2022
Republic of India (formerly the UIP) has announced that it plans on sending 4,500 volunteer forces to the Taiwanese Republic of China in order to help fight against the tyrannical Dragon State.
-The Brisbane Times, January 24th, 2022
Currently right now the Federal ANZC Parliament in Jarvis Bay is having a debate on whether or not should the ANZC get involved with the current war in China (being the Dragon State War as many as starting to call it now).
We will show you what is going on live right now in the parliament…
-9News 24/7, January 24th, 2022
“I think right now the ANZC has already plenty of things to deal with currently. Especially the current war against the Hamas Caliphate and the current war against the Republic of Sicily.”
“Many fathers and mothers are already worried enough about their sons and daughters being conscripted and sent to Saudi Arabia. Surely we do not need them to worry even more about sending their kids to another place in the world that is having an internationally involved war.”
-Senator Yasmin Catley (ANZC Labour), January 24th, 2022
“I completely agree with my colleague Senator Catley here.”
“Having more of our young men and women sent to another war will cause more people to be paranoid and possibly lead to many of our population across the ANZC to want us to pull-out of Saudi Arabia.”
-Senator Prudence “Pru” Goward (ANZC Conservative), January 24th, 2022
“Having us deal with another war will just overwhelm our people. They’ve already been overwhelmed enough.”
-Senator David Mehan (ANZC Labour), January 24th, 2022
“But we should at least help nations like Taiwan and other Chinese nations deal with the Dragon State, I mean they are a evil dictatorship and it be the right thing to do to at least help out somewhat.”
-Senator Tauanei Marea (ANZC Labour), January 24th, 2022
“Although the current regime that has been running the Dragon State since after Doomsday is horrible and we have our absolute sympathies to those trapped under their leader’s rule. We sadly cannot help them since we are already very occupied with our war against the Great One’s caliphate.”
“And right now they are currently the most important enemy we have to pay attention to after what they’ve done to us already.”
-Senator José Neves (ANZC Conservative), January 24th, 2022
“I agree with everyone here.”
“We are all very occupied with dealing with the Hamas Caliphate.”
-Senator Francis Xavier Kurrupuwu (ANZC Conservative), January 24th, 2022
Some Famous Landmarks That Survived Doomsday (September 25-26, 1983)
Africa
Egypt
Pyramids of Giza (Giza)[1]
The Great Sphinx (Giza)[1]
Suez Canal (Suez)
Ceuta (Republic of Spain)
Arab Baths of Ceuta
Marinid Walls
Royal Walls of Ceuta
Fort of the Desnarigado
Bastion of la Coraza Alta
Kenya
Fort Jesus (Mombasa)
Melilla (Republic of Spain)
Capilla de Santiago
Morocco
El Bhadi Palace (Marrakesh, Morroco)
Bab Agnaou (Marrekesh, Morroco)
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Asia
Afghanistan
Buddhas of Bamiyan (Bamyan, Afghanistan)[2]
Brunei
Istana Nurul Iman (Bandar Seri Begawan)[3]
Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque (Bandar Seri Begawan)
Cambodia
Angkor Thom (Siem Reap)
Angkor Wat (Siem Reap)
Indonesia
Borobudur (Magelang, Central Java)
Tirta Empul Temple (Bali)
Goa Gajah (Bali)
Pura Taman Ayun (Bali)
Pura Ulun Danu Bratan (Bali)
Lawang Sewu (Semarang)
Israel
Dome of the Rock (Jerusalem)
Church of the Nativity (Bethlehem)
Iraq
Ziggurat of Ur (Tell el-Muqayyar, Dhi Qar Province)
Kingdom of Jiangsu
Humble Administrator's Garden (Suzhou)
Lingering Garden (Suzhou)
Garden of Civilization (Suzhou)
The Couple's Retreat (Suzhou)
Japan
Himeji Castle (Himeji)
Nijō Castle (Kyoto)[4]
Jordan
Petra (Ma'an Governate)
Korea
Haedong Yonggungsa Temple (Busan)
Goryeo Museum (Kaesong)
Pamunjom (Kaesong)
Joint Security Area/DMZ (Kaesong)
Laos
Mount Phousi (Luang Prabang)
Pha That Luang (Vientiane)
Patuxai (Vientiane)
Buddha Park (Xieng Khuan)
Plain of Jars (Xiangkhoang Plateau)
Macau
Governor's Palace
Na Tcha Temple
Senado Square
Myanmar
Shwedagon Pagoda (Yangon)
Karaweik Hall (Yangon)
Sule Pagoda (Yangon)
High Court Building (Yangon)
Uppatasanti Pagoda (Naypyidaw)
People's Republic of China
Twin Pagoda Temple (Taiyuan)
Tianglongshan Groettes (Taiyuan)
Portions of the Great Wall of China
Philippines
Bataan Shrine (Bataan, Central Luzon)
Capas National Shrine (formerly Camp O'Donnell) (Capas, Tarlac, Central Luzon)
Rizal Monument (Manila-NCR)
Walled City of Intramuros (Manila-NCR)
Fort Santiago (Manila-NCR)
University of Santo Tomas (Manila-NCR)
Malacanang Palace (Manila-NCR)
Batasang Pambansa Complex (Manila-NCR)
Manila City Hall (Manila-NCR)
Manila Metropolitan Theater (Manila-NCR)
Manila Central Post Office (Manila-NCR)
National Museum of the Philippines (Manila-NCR)
Rizal Shrine (Calamba, Laguna, Calabarzon)
Basilica del Santo Niño (Cebu National Administrative City)
Fort San Pedro (Cebu National Administrative City)
Lapu-Lapu Shrine (Cebu National Administrative City)
Cebu Provincial Capitol (Cebu National Administrative City)
Osmeña Circle (Cebu National Administrative City)
MacArthur Lading Memorial National Park (Palo, Leyte, Oriental Visayas)
Punta Cruz Watchtower (Maribojoc, Bohol, Guimaras-Bohol)
Sandugo (Baclayon, Bohol, Guimaras-Bohol)
Baclayon Church (Baclayon, Bohol, Guimaras-Bohol)
Taluksangay Mosque (Zamboanga City/Ciudad Nacional Administrativo de Zambuanga)
Saudi Arabia
Auja Palace (Riyadh)
Al-Yamamah Palace (Riyadh)
Masmak Fortress (Riyadh)
Singapore
The Istana
Raffles Hotel
Taiwanese Republic of China
Dragon and Tiger Pagodas (Kaohsiung)
Lotus Pond (Kaohsiung)
Chikkan Tower (Tainan)
Anping Old Fort (Tainan)
Chimei Museum (Tainan)
Tainan Confucius Temple (Tainan)
Union Interim Parliament
Taj Mahal (Agra, Uttar Pradesh)
Thailand
The Grand Palace (Bangkok)[5]
Wat Arun (Bangkok)[5]
Wat Suthat (Bangkok)[5]
Wat Benchamabophit (aka Marble Temple) (Bangkok)[5]
Wat Mahathat (Ayutthaya)
Wat Phra Si Sanphet (Ayutthaya)
Wat Chaiwatthanaram (Ayutthaya)
Vietnam
Independence Palace (Saigon)
Notre Damme Cathedral of Saigon (Saigon)
My Son (Da Nang)
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Europe
Celtic Alliance
Antonine Wall
Hadrian's Wall
Glasgow Cathedral (Glasgow)
Urquhart Castle (Drumnadrochit, Highland, Scotland)
Dublin Castle (Dublin)
Trinity College (Dublin)
Custom House (Dublin)
Windsor Castle (Windsor)
Balmoral Castle (Royal Deeside, Aberdeenshire, Scotland)
Bamburgh Castle (Bamburgh Castle, Northumberland)
Stonehenge (Wiltshire)
Monaco
Casino de Monte-Carlo (Monte Carlo)
Cathedral of Our Lady Immaculate (Monaco-Ville)
Rock of Monaco (Monaco-Ville)
Sainte-Dévote Chapel (Monte Carlo)
Prussia
Portions of the Berlin Wall (Berlin)
Brandenburg Gate (Berlin)
Checkpoint Charlie (Berlin)
The Reichstag (Berlin)
Switzerland
United Nations Office at Geneva (Geneva)
Reformation Wall (Geneva)
Place du Bourg-de-Four (Geneva)
International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum (Geneva)
Grossmünster (Zurich)
Fraumünster Church (Zurich)
Tuscany
Florence Cathedral (Florence)
Uffizi Gallery (Florence)
Palazzo Pitti (Florence)
Fountain of Neptune (Florence)
Leaning Tower of Pisa (Pisa)
Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta (Pisa)
Pallaso dela Carovana (Pisa)
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North America
Canada (Canadian Remainder Provinces)
Signal Hill (St. John's)
Cape Spear (St. John's)
Costa Rica
Plaza de la Cultura (San José)
Teatro Nacional de Costa Rica (San José)
Delmarva
Atlantic City Boardwalk (Atlantic City)
Mexico
Angel of Independence (Mexico City)
Mexico City Metropolitan Cathedral (Mexico City)
Torre Latinoamerica (Mexico City)
National Palace (Mexico City)
Monumento a la Revolución (Mexico City)
Chapultepec Castle (Mexico City)
Palacio de Bellas Artes (Mexico City)
Fort of San Diego (Acapulco)
Our Lady of Solitude Cathedral (Acapulco)
Temple of the Scorpion (Cancún)
El Meco Archaeological Site (Cancún)
Las Ruinas del Rey (Cancún)
Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe (Puerto Vallarta)
Chichen Itza (Yucatan)
Niagara Falls
Skylon Tower
Rainbow Bridge
Outer Banks
Roanoke Colony (Nags Head)
Puerto Rico
Viejo San Juan (San Juan)
Castillo San Philipe Del Morro (San Juan)
Castillo San Cristobal (San Juan)
La Fortaleza (San Juan)
San Juan
Lime Kiln Point State Park
Mount Constitution
Sierra Nevada
Hoover Dam
Republic of Superior
Grand Hotel (Mackinac Island)
United States of America
Mount Rushmore (Keystone, South Dakota)
Torrington City Hall (Torrington, Wyoming)
United States Atlantic Remnant
Blackbeard's Castle (Charlotte Amalie)
Fort Christian (Charlotte Amalie)
Navassa Island Lighthouse (Navassa Island)
Virginia
Jamestown Settlement (Williamsburg)
Monticello (Charlottesville)
Victoria
British Columbia Parliament Building (Victoria)
Butchart Gardens (Brentwood Bay)
Craigdarroch Castle (Victoria)
Hatley Park National Historic Site (Colwood)
Royal BC Museum (Victoria)
____________________________________________________________
Oceania
Commonwealth of Australia and New Zealand and other territories
Australian War Memorial (Canberra, AUS)
Old Parliament House (Canberra, AUS)
National Museum of Australia (Canberra, AUS)
Pine Gap (Alice Springs, AUS)
Adelaide Botanic Garden (Adelaide, AUS)
St. David's Cathedral (Tasmania, AUS)
Port Arthur Historic Site (Tasmania, AUS)
Richmond Gaol (Tasmania, AUS)
Cascades Female Factory Historic Site (Tasmania, AUS)
St. Mary's Cathedral, Hobart (Tasmania, AUS)
Hobart Cenotaph (Tasmania, AUS)
Auckland Harbor Bridge (Auckland, NZ)
Auckland War Memorial Museum (Auckland, NZ)
One Tree Hill (Auckland, NZ)
Auckland Domain (Auckland, NZ)
Wellington Cable Car (Wellington, NZ)
Point Perpendicular (Jervis Bay, AUS)
Cape St. George Lighthouse (Jervis Bay, AUS)
Liliʻuokalani Park and Gardens (Hilo, HI)
Lyman Museum (Hilo, HI)
Pacific Tsunami Museum (Hilo, HI)
Chuuk Lagoon (Chuuk State, Micronesia)
Ulithi Atoll (Yap State, Micronesia)
Belau National Museum (Koror, Belau)
Stone Monoliths (Ngarchelong, Belau)
Pago Pago Harbor (Pago Pago, Samoa)
Jay P. Haydon Museum (Pago Pago, Samoa)
White Pass and Yukon Route Railroad (Skagway, Alaska)[6]
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South America
Argentina
Casa Rosada (Buenos Aires)
Colon Theater (Buenos Aires)
Plaza de Mayo (Buenos Aires)
Recoleta Cemetery (Buenos Aires)
Brazil
Cathedral of Brasília (Brasilia)
Alvorada Palace (Brasilia)
Christ the Redeemer Statue (Rio de Jainero)[7]
Colombia
Plaza Bolivar (Bogota)
Monserrate (Bogota)
Casa de Nariño (Bogota)
Capitolio Nacional (Bogota)
Chile
Moai Statues (Easter Island)
Guyane
Guiana Space Center (Kourou)
Peru
Machu Picchu (Cusco Region, Peru)
****************************Africa
Egypt
Pyramids of Giza (Giza)[1]
The Great Sphinx (Giza)[1]
Suez Canal (Suez)
Ceuta (Republic of Spain)
Arab Baths of Ceuta
Marinid Walls
Royal Walls of Ceuta
Fort of the Desnarigado
Bastion of la Coraza Alta
Kenya
Fort Jesus (Mombasa)
Melilla (Republic of Spain)
Capilla de Santiago
Morocco
El Bhadi Palace (Marrakesh, Morroco)
Bab Agnaou (Marrekesh, Morroco)
____________________________________________________________
Asia
Afghanistan
Buddhas of Bamiyan (Bamyan, Afghanistan)[2]
Brunei
Istana Nurul Iman (Bandar Seri Begawan)[3]
Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque (Bandar Seri Begawan)
Cambodia
Angkor Thom (Siem Reap)
Angkor Wat (Siem Reap)
Indonesia
Borobudur (Magelang, Central Java)
Tirta Empul Temple (Bali)
Goa Gajah (Bali)
Pura Taman Ayun (Bali)
Pura Ulun Danu Bratan (Bali)
Lawang Sewu (Semarang)
Israel
Dome of the Rock (Jerusalem)
Church of the Nativity (Bethlehem)
Iraq
Ziggurat of Ur (Tell el-Muqayyar, Dhi Qar Province)
Kingdom of Jiangsu
Humble Administrator's Garden (Suzhou)
Lingering Garden (Suzhou)
Garden of Civilization (Suzhou)
The Couple's Retreat (Suzhou)
Japan
Himeji Castle (Himeji)
Nijō Castle (Kyoto)[4]
Jordan
Petra (Ma'an Governate)
Korea
Haedong Yonggungsa Temple (Busan)
Goryeo Museum (Kaesong)
Pamunjom (Kaesong)
Joint Security Area/DMZ (Kaesong)
Laos
Mount Phousi (Luang Prabang)
Pha That Luang (Vientiane)
Patuxai (Vientiane)
Buddha Park (Xieng Khuan)
Plain of Jars (Xiangkhoang Plateau)
Macau
Governor's Palace
Na Tcha Temple
Senado Square
Myanmar
Shwedagon Pagoda (Yangon)
Karaweik Hall (Yangon)
Sule Pagoda (Yangon)
High Court Building (Yangon)
Uppatasanti Pagoda (Naypyidaw)
People's Republic of China
Twin Pagoda Temple (Taiyuan)
Tianglongshan Groettes (Taiyuan)
Portions of the Great Wall of China
Philippines
Bataan Shrine (Bataan, Central Luzon)
Capas National Shrine (formerly Camp O'Donnell) (Capas, Tarlac, Central Luzon)
Rizal Monument (Manila-NCR)
Walled City of Intramuros (Manila-NCR)
Fort Santiago (Manila-NCR)
University of Santo Tomas (Manila-NCR)
Malacanang Palace (Manila-NCR)
Batasang Pambansa Complex (Manila-NCR)
Manila City Hall (Manila-NCR)
Manila Metropolitan Theater (Manila-NCR)
Manila Central Post Office (Manila-NCR)
National Museum of the Philippines (Manila-NCR)
Rizal Shrine (Calamba, Laguna, Calabarzon)
Basilica del Santo Niño (Cebu National Administrative City)
Fort San Pedro (Cebu National Administrative City)
Lapu-Lapu Shrine (Cebu National Administrative City)
Cebu Provincial Capitol (Cebu National Administrative City)
Osmeña Circle (Cebu National Administrative City)
MacArthur Lading Memorial National Park (Palo, Leyte, Oriental Visayas)
Punta Cruz Watchtower (Maribojoc, Bohol, Guimaras-Bohol)
Sandugo (Baclayon, Bohol, Guimaras-Bohol)
Baclayon Church (Baclayon, Bohol, Guimaras-Bohol)
Taluksangay Mosque (Zamboanga City/Ciudad Nacional Administrativo de Zambuanga)
Saudi Arabia
Auja Palace (Riyadh)
Al-Yamamah Palace (Riyadh)
Masmak Fortress (Riyadh)
Singapore
The Istana
Raffles Hotel
Taiwanese Republic of China
Dragon and Tiger Pagodas (Kaohsiung)
Lotus Pond (Kaohsiung)
Chikkan Tower (Tainan)
Anping Old Fort (Tainan)
Chimei Museum (Tainan)
Tainan Confucius Temple (Tainan)
Union Interim Parliament
Taj Mahal (Agra, Uttar Pradesh)
Thailand
The Grand Palace (Bangkok)[5]
Wat Arun (Bangkok)[5]
Wat Suthat (Bangkok)[5]
Wat Benchamabophit (aka Marble Temple) (Bangkok)[5]
Wat Mahathat (Ayutthaya)
Wat Phra Si Sanphet (Ayutthaya)
Wat Chaiwatthanaram (Ayutthaya)
Vietnam
Independence Palace (Saigon)
Notre Damme Cathedral of Saigon (Saigon)
My Son (Da Nang)
____________________________________________________________
Europe
Celtic Alliance
Antonine Wall
Hadrian's Wall
Glasgow Cathedral (Glasgow)
Urquhart Castle (Drumnadrochit, Highland, Scotland)
Dublin Castle (Dublin)
Trinity College (Dublin)
Custom House (Dublin)
Windsor Castle (Windsor)
Balmoral Castle (Royal Deeside, Aberdeenshire, Scotland)
Bamburgh Castle (Bamburgh Castle, Northumberland)
Stonehenge (Wiltshire)
Monaco
Casino de Monte-Carlo (Monte Carlo)
Cathedral of Our Lady Immaculate (Monaco-Ville)
Rock of Monaco (Monaco-Ville)
Sainte-Dévote Chapel (Monte Carlo)
Prussia
Portions of the Berlin Wall (Berlin)
Brandenburg Gate (Berlin)
Checkpoint Charlie (Berlin)
The Reichstag (Berlin)
Switzerland
United Nations Office at Geneva (Geneva)
Reformation Wall (Geneva)
Place du Bourg-de-Four (Geneva)
International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum (Geneva)
Grossmünster (Zurich)
Fraumünster Church (Zurich)
Tuscany
Florence Cathedral (Florence)
Uffizi Gallery (Florence)
Palazzo Pitti (Florence)
Fountain of Neptune (Florence)
Leaning Tower of Pisa (Pisa)
Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta (Pisa)
Pallaso dela Carovana (Pisa)
____________________________________________________________
North America
Canada (Canadian Remainder Provinces)
Signal Hill (St. John's)
Cape Spear (St. John's)
Costa Rica
Plaza de la Cultura (San José)
Teatro Nacional de Costa Rica (San José)
Delmarva
Atlantic City Boardwalk (Atlantic City)
Mexico
Angel of Independence (Mexico City)
Mexico City Metropolitan Cathedral (Mexico City)
Torre Latinoamerica (Mexico City)
National Palace (Mexico City)
Monumento a la Revolución (Mexico City)
Chapultepec Castle (Mexico City)
Palacio de Bellas Artes (Mexico City)
Fort of San Diego (Acapulco)
Our Lady of Solitude Cathedral (Acapulco)
Temple of the Scorpion (Cancún)
El Meco Archaeological Site (Cancún)
Las Ruinas del Rey (Cancún)
Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe (Puerto Vallarta)
Chichen Itza (Yucatan)
Niagara Falls
Skylon Tower
Rainbow Bridge
Outer Banks
Roanoke Colony (Nags Head)
Puerto Rico
Viejo San Juan (San Juan)
Castillo San Philipe Del Morro (San Juan)
Castillo San Cristobal (San Juan)
La Fortaleza (San Juan)
San Juan
Lime Kiln Point State Park
Mount Constitution
Sierra Nevada
Hoover Dam
Republic of Superior
Grand Hotel (Mackinac Island)
United States of America
Mount Rushmore (Keystone, South Dakota)
Torrington City Hall (Torrington, Wyoming)
United States Atlantic Remnant
Blackbeard's Castle (Charlotte Amalie)
Fort Christian (Charlotte Amalie)
Navassa Island Lighthouse (Navassa Island)
Virginia
Jamestown Settlement (Williamsburg)
Monticello (Charlottesville)
Victoria
British Columbia Parliament Building (Victoria)
Butchart Gardens (Brentwood Bay)
Craigdarroch Castle (Victoria)
Hatley Park National Historic Site (Colwood)
Royal BC Museum (Victoria)
____________________________________________________________
Oceania
Commonwealth of Australia and New Zealand and other territories
Australian War Memorial (Canberra, AUS)
Old Parliament House (Canberra, AUS)
National Museum of Australia (Canberra, AUS)
Pine Gap (Alice Springs, AUS)
Adelaide Botanic Garden (Adelaide, AUS)
St. David's Cathedral (Tasmania, AUS)
Port Arthur Historic Site (Tasmania, AUS)
Richmond Gaol (Tasmania, AUS)
Cascades Female Factory Historic Site (Tasmania, AUS)
St. Mary's Cathedral, Hobart (Tasmania, AUS)
Hobart Cenotaph (Tasmania, AUS)
Auckland Harbor Bridge (Auckland, NZ)
Auckland War Memorial Museum (Auckland, NZ)
One Tree Hill (Auckland, NZ)
Auckland Domain (Auckland, NZ)
Wellington Cable Car (Wellington, NZ)
Point Perpendicular (Jervis Bay, AUS)
Cape St. George Lighthouse (Jervis Bay, AUS)
Liliʻuokalani Park and Gardens (Hilo, HI)
Lyman Museum (Hilo, HI)
Pacific Tsunami Museum (Hilo, HI)
Chuuk Lagoon (Chuuk State, Micronesia)
Ulithi Atoll (Yap State, Micronesia)
Belau National Museum (Koror, Belau)
Stone Monoliths (Ngarchelong, Belau)
Pago Pago Harbor (Pago Pago, Samoa)
Jay P. Haydon Museum (Pago Pago, Samoa)
White Pass and Yukon Route Railroad (Skagway, Alaska)[6]
____________________________________________________________
South America
Argentina
Casa Rosada (Buenos Aires)
Colon Theater (Buenos Aires)
Plaza de Mayo (Buenos Aires)
Recoleta Cemetery (Buenos Aires)
Brazil
Cathedral of Brasília (Brasilia)
Alvorada Palace (Brasilia)
Christ the Redeemer Statue (Rio de Jainero)[7]
Colombia
Plaza Bolivar (Bogota)
Monserrate (Bogota)
Casa de Nariño (Bogota)
Capitolio Nacional (Bogota)
Chile
Moai Statues (Easter Island)
Guyane
Guiana Space Center (Kourou)
Peru
Machu Picchu (Cusco Region, Peru)
Notes:
[1] Suffered damages as a result of the Israeli 250 kt nuclear strike on the Muslim Brotherhood-controlled Cairo in February 1987.
[2] May have suffered damages from infighting between warlords and the Pakistani-backed forces of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan.
[3] Under construction as of September 26, 1983.
[4] Heavily damaged and irradiated by a Hamas Caliphate dirty bomb in 2019
[5] Destroyed when Red Star orders the nuking of Bangkok to prevent his capital from falling to the Burmese military
[6] Connects to Whitehorse, Yukon.
[7] Destroyed on June 23, 2019 (known as the 6/23 attacks) by a hijacked airline conducted by Hamas Caliphate terrorists.
OTL referece:
I would like to thank the travel blogs called Happy Wanders and The Peculiar Mermaid (click here for Tumblr) for the Bali landmarks as a reference.
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I believe that the Giza Pyramids is far enough from Cairo that it would probably be lightly damaged at worst. Checking Nukemap gives me this: Giza's city center would be heavily damaged from the Cairo strike, but the pyramids are sufficiently far enough from it that damage would likely come from blast winds. People who are near the Giza Pyramids would suffer first-degree burns, but that's about it.
Right, the Pyramids and the Sphinx did not suffer great damage. Some minor damages only from the shockwaves from the Jericho I missile.
I am surprised anything in NCR, Philippines manage to survive. The canon lore states that Manila got nuked because of the main military bases located inside the area. They actually used Baguio city as the de facto capital of the RP while the government is still encouraging anyone to resettle in the nuked areas...
According to Doomsday lore, the only targets in the Philippines are Clark AB, Subic, and Baguio. Manila survived along with the major cities and some U.S. military bases such as Wallace Air Station, Naval Communications San Miguel, and Naval Communications Santa Rita.
If you are refering to the scenario where Manila got nuked, I think you are referring to Great Nuclear War which concern of the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis going hot.
Forgive me if the list is incomplete. It took me time to research all those landmarks. If there are any, please feel free to add what I missed.
I think most countries have quite a few "important landmarks" that aren't being mentioned but of those that I know of, the Colon theatre is the only one I can think as really important (as in worth being named).