Nice graphic! Who and where did these attacks occour?
And, CNN is based in the South, shouldn’t it say “CS politics” in the heading?
The True Divided Nation - An Alternate North America
And, CNN is based in the South, shouldn’t it say “CS politics” in the heading?
I like these infoboxes for Morocco, @Gabzcervo , but why did you ignore my suggestion for Prime Minister in the nation form? BUt actually, the female PM you inserted is lovely. Nothing against her.
Thank you for asking me questions @rsha1s, according to news articles, the police in cooperation with the FBI and FIC will investigate and identify the kidnapper-motivated bombing attacks. first, they will re-write or remix those stories based on news articles and notices while the FBI are searching to identify who is responsible for attack.
The bombing attack is located at the 4Leaf Arena (OTL - STAPLES Center).
And, CNN is based in the OTL North (United States) due to merger of NNRT International Service, Turner News Network, and International News Television.
@SaveAtlacamani, please read the news webpages to clarify or prove correction.
Through out the 17th century the British conducted a long running campaign against the Barbary pirates, which many Historians cite as key to the development of the Royal Navy. As part of this a Naval base was established in Tunis. When the age of empire started in the 18th century and to try and stop French ambitions, the British Army annexed a lot of Territory along the north coast.
By the 1930's the territory hand become the Crown Colony of Algeria (which stretched really along just the North coast).
When the 1937 British Civil War (more on that later) happened the French supported the Collation of Royalist, Facists, Hard-line Communists and Syndicalists known as the Radicals. The alliance was always very loose. When on February 3rd 1939 it became clear that the democratic moderates had won with the liberation of London, the Radicals fled to Algeria, with the help of the French. The main stay of the Moderate strength, the Royal Navy blockaded Algeria, but the Radicals found that they could do a lot of damage to Imperial shipping with Bombers in Tunis, so they started to attack the empires vital ship based arteries. Post Civil war Britain did not particular fancy trying to escort the many tones of shipping, or trying to attempt a forced landing, so a cease-fire was put in place(1940), (which remains to this day, with most countries recongising the UK in the UK and the BNSU in Alergia).
Political upheaval started when the Royalist and the Facists put down the Communists, then the Facists, technocrats and the synciatist made an alliance to stop total Royalist Domination. This lead to the 1941 settlement, at which point they renamed themselves "Britannic National Syndicate Union" and came to a compromise, whereby the basic economic structure was the syndicate, but native were not allowed to participate, being in effect just badly treated workers. The King Edward VIII (who was both a staunch Nationalist and had some sympathy for the syndicate cause) was set up as arbitratior of the syndicates.
General ideological fantasim and necessity to avoid a civil lead to this strange collection of divergent forces becoming a coherent ideology of "national Syndicalism". As time went on the syndicate legislate became more fanatical and united in purpose as they struggled with the challenges of setting up a government in exile. The Internal Security Executive start rounding up less devoted elements.
The intentional was not happy about this, but had to put up with it due to the BNSU having oil, which the international desperately needed, due to supplies from the middle east difficult to get hold of. With the coming of the post - oil age, the BNSU as tried to stay relevant being opening rare earth metal mines and solar panel farms. Aside from oil, a lot of work is also put into weapons development, with the hope that some day they will be able to produce enough material to take down the Imperial Union.
After Edward VIII death in Edwa-VIII 47 (47 years after he took the throne, the BNSU uses regal years), his son became Edward IX.
After south Algeria independents for Morocco after the 1956 uprising, very few countries bothered about it, as it was an unstable Islamist dictator ship. The BNSU would occasionally attack them to stop them causing uprisings in the north Algerians, who were basically a serf class. However, in 1984, the Algerian revolution took place, making them Syndicalist. From then onwards the International's populace has started to support the southern Algerians, more so as the demand for oil dried up. Now the Dutch are seriously considering not only open support for the Algerian Commune, but even an embargo on the BNSU. How will this nation react to harsher economic conditions and loss of allies? Will it attack the IU, or Egypt?
The nations boarders with Egypt and Morroco are heavily miltarised, with the BNSU placing heavy emphasis of devolping drone warfare to make up for the fact that it would lack much loyal man power. The southen boarder is less so, with more emphasis being put on boarder controls, to keep people each side of the wall.
Ethnic make up -
35% British (about 25% of which are from the colonies)
4% Greek
65% Arab
6% Other
Form of government - King holds some power, but most is in a TUC, but votes are rigged and candidates vetted to keep the regime in place.
Head of State - Charles III
Leading person (prime Minister) - Arthur Scargil (getting old next leader in is question)
population - about 42 million.
HDI - quite good for whites, terrible for Algerians.
GDP - moderate
Currency - worker's pound (weak export currency)
internet TLD - .BU
Capital: de jure London, de facto Tunis.
Largest city is Tunis
Flag:
Royal standard
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I updated my post on North Africa, but I am still not finished. @Ferd42 , do you like my history of Azafad?
Yes! Everyone is getting a chunk of north Africa! (not a problem)
@Gabzcervo , I finished the nation forms post for North Africa. Could you threadmark this post, please?
Should there be like 5-10% of them in the Arabic Union (I'm looking at you, Copts).
Central America in Nation Forms
WIP
WIP
Union of Mexico:
Official name: Union of Mexico
Other names: Mexico
Capital: Mexico City
Form of Government: Illiberal democracy much like the Confederate States.
Head of State/Government: President Vincencio Ibarro Lozaño
Languages: Most people speak Spanish. Speaking Nahuatl or a Mayan language is discouraged, if not outright forbidden
Religion: Most people are devoutly Catholic. This can even reach into Catholic fundamentalism
History: As
Union of Yucatani Peoples:
Official name: Union of Yucatani Peoples
Other names: Yucatan, American Mexico
Capital: Mérida
Form of Government: Relatively liberal US-type democracy, but still extremely averse to (especially Soviet-type) communists.
Head of State/Government: President Francisco Jorge Metálio
Languages: Most people speak Spanish. Speaking Nahuatl is discouraged. Mayan languages are being taught in schools and thus kept alive
Religion: Most people are devoutly Catholic. This can even reach into Catholic fundamentalism
History: As
Official name: Union of Mexico
Other names: Mexico
Capital: Mexico City
Form of Government: Illiberal democracy much like the Confederate States.
Head of State/Government: President Vincencio Ibarro Lozaño
Languages: Most people speak Spanish. Speaking Nahuatl or a Mayan language is discouraged, if not outright forbidden
Religion: Most people are devoutly Catholic. This can even reach into Catholic fundamentalism
History: As
Union of Yucatani Peoples:
Official name: Union of Yucatani Peoples
Other names: Yucatan, American Mexico
Capital: Mérida
Form of Government: Relatively liberal US-type democracy, but still extremely averse to (especially Soviet-type) communists.
Head of State/Government: President Francisco Jorge Metálio
Languages: Most people speak Spanish. Speaking Nahuatl is discouraged. Mayan languages are being taught in schools and thus kept alive
Religion: Most people are devoutly Catholic. This can even reach into Catholic fundamentalism
History: As
Free Peasants' Communes:
Official name: Free Peasants' Communes
Other names: South Mexico, Red Mexico, (derogatory) Maya Roja
Capital: none - every Commune is ultra-devolved
Form of Government: Zapatist socialist-democratic peasant communes
Head of State/Government: none
Languages: Most people speak Spanish. Nahuatl, but to an even greater extent Mayan/native languages (Tzoltzin, Ixil, and many others) are actively encouraged and spoken by an ever greater percentage of the population
Religion: Most people are devoutly Catholic, but sometimes, the Mayan Pantheon plays an important role again (e.g. Hunahpu and Xbalanque et al.)
History: As
Official name: Free Peasants' Communes
Other names: South Mexico, Red Mexico, (derogatory) Maya Roja
Capital: none - every Commune is ultra-devolved
Form of Government: Zapatist socialist-democratic peasant communes
Head of State/Government: none
Languages: Most people speak Spanish. Nahuatl, but to an even greater extent Mayan/native languages (Tzoltzin, Ixil, and many others) are actively encouraged and spoken by an ever greater percentage of the population
Religion: Most people are devoutly Catholic, but sometimes, the Mayan Pantheon plays an important role again (e.g. Hunahpu and Xbalanque et al.)
History: As
Kingdom of Morocco; Prime Minister of Morocco
Morocco is the highest HDI in Africa and ranked 7th in the Global GDP index. the country is the best known for it's tourist areas and soaring skyscrapers as well as technological hub for Africa. the country is also highest rank of press freedom and considered full democracy in the Africa. the population is at 34.4 million and the country is very diverse and mostly progressive country in Africa but it considered most LGBTQ-friendly countries in the world and has close relations with the United States, Japan, United Kingdom, and other countries. the country is also known for music, arts, entertainment, and considered technological hub of Africa with most companies resided in the country.
Morocco is a member of African Economic Union, LoN, the G7, the G8, and the G20, and is considered great power. It's economy is the world's seventh largest by nominal GDP and the same by purchasing power parity. It is also the world's eight largest exporter and sixth largest importer.
Since the foundation of the first Moroccan state by Idris I in 788 AD, the country has been ruled by a series of independent dynasties, reaching its zenith under the Almoravid and Almohad dynasties, spanning parts of Iberia and northwestern Africa. The Marinid and Saadi dynasties continued the struggle against foreign domination, allowing Morocco to remain the only northwest African country to avoid Ottoman occupation. The Alaouite dynasty, which rules to this day, seized power in 1631. In 1858, King Hassan I adopted the first constitution.
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North Algeria
Ancient Algeria has known many empires and dynasties, including ancient Numidians, Phoenicians, Carthaginians, Romans, Vandals, Byzantines, Umayyads, Abbasids, Idrisid, Aghlabid, Rustamid, Fatimids, Zirid, Hammadids, Almoravids, Almohads, Spaniards, Ottomans, French colonial empire, and the British colonial empire.
Through out the 18th century the French conducted a long running campaign against the Barbary pirates, which many historians cited the first wars against the Barbary pirates which led to conquest of Algiers. before that, the French issued an ultimatum sent to Dey after the leader demanded annual payment for French but the envoy refused. this actions led to French invasion of Algiers which culminated Peace of Constantinople which Ottomans renounce it's claims to the former vassal state of Algiers. the development did not survive in the early 19th century when the British managed to annex some of French colonies in Algiers and Tunisia.
After the Congress of Vienna, the British had to establish colony of Algeria and began to create developments with upgrading of roads and urban planning. during the height of 19th century, railroads were effectively built and due to perfect climate for settlement, the population grows rapidly is not just the birth rates but the immigration were immigrants from European countries escaped the persecution and repression and even penal colonists which led to explosive birth of culture which mixed with local customs and immigrant customs but some other customs from other colonies especially the Indians even the expansion of British presence into the interior part.
With the British expansion in Egypt, the opening of Suez Canal which means rapid immigration could surge and industrialization strengthened but the still not yet in large due to mountainous borders. new rail lines were served which connects from Rabat to Algiers. the first university is built is the University of Algiers. the population quite remains below 28 million, there are mixed customs from Canada, Auralia, South Africa, and India. the region is known as "British Riviera" due to sunny, topographically diverse, and popular with tourists with modern resort areas. the colony became the vacation spot for British, Russian, and other aristocrats.
By the 1929, the territory hand become the Crown Colony of Algeria (which stretched really along just the North coast).
When the 1937 British Civil War has begun, on February 3rd 1939, it became clear that the Democratic-Moderate faction had won with the Liberation of London, the Radicals fled to Algeria, with the help of the French. The main stay of the moderate strength, the Royal Navy blockaded Algeria, but the Radicals found that they could do a lot of damage to Imperial shipping with Bombers in Tunis, so they started to attack the empires vital ship based arteries. Post-Civil War Britain did not particular fancy trying to escort the many tones of shipping, or trying to attempt a forced landing, so a cease-fire was put in place (1940), (which remains to this day, with most countries recognizing the United Kingdom in the British Isles and the BNSU in Algeria.
Political upheaval started when the Royalist and the Fascists put down the Communists, then the fascists, technocrats and the syndicalist made an alliance to stop total Royalist Domination. This lead to the 1941 settlement, at which point they renamed themselves "Britannic National Syndicate Union" and came to a compromise, whereby the basic economic structure was the syndicate, but native were not allowed to participate, being in effect just badly treated workers. The King Edward VIII (who was both a staunch Nationalist and had some sympathy for the syndicate cause) was set up as arbitrator of the syndicates. The general ideological fanaticism and necessity to avoid a civil lead to this strange collection of divergent forces becoming a coherent ideology of "national Syndicalism". As time went on the syndicate legislate became more fanatical and united in purpose as they struggled with the challenges of setting up a government in exile. The Internal Security Executive start rounding up less devoted elements.
The intentional was not happy about this, but had to put up with it due to the North Algeria having oil, which the international desperately needed, due to supplies from the middle east difficult to get hold of. With the coming of the post-Oil Age, the BNSU as tried to stay relevant being opening rare earth metal mines and solar panel farms. Aside from oil, a lot of work is also put into weapons development, with the hope that some day they will be able to produce enough material to take down the Imperial Union.
With the Edward VIII's death in 1984 (47 years after he took the throne, despite the BNSU uses regal years), his son became Edward IX.
After South Algeria independence for Morocco after the 1956 Rebellion, very few countries bothered about it, as it was an unstable Islamist dictator ship. The BNSU would occasionally attack them to stop them causing uprisings in the north Algerians, who were basically a serf class. However, in 1984, the Algerian revolution took place, making them Syndicalist. From now on, the international's populace has started to support the southern Algerians, more so as the demand for oil dried up.
The country is notable for is notable for human rights violation against minorities. the press freedom index is very low and still experiencing international sanctions from the League of Nations (LoN).
Thank you for the wiki box, but what was wrong with my piece on the BNSU?
Since U.S. has close symbolic ties with the United Kingdom and other members of Imperial Union but still separated geopolitically.
The British colony of Northern Algeria is also known as the "British Riviera" due to tourist attractions prior to 1930s. the BNSU has low press freedom index and strict web censorship and there are French and Italians in the North Algeria due to immigration and colonial rule.
The French had ultimately established colony in Northern Africa in the 18th century until the Napoleonic Wars.