Yeah. Sorry for the confusing language.
Good question. On the whole Latin America has been better off than our TL. Thanks largely to a more positively involved USA and lesser amounts of Marxist agitation. Corruption is still an issue but again less than OTL. Two of the nations most improved from OTL are Mexico and Nicaragua which would be almost unrecognizable by someone from OTL.Random Latin America question. Does the region's long history of democracy mean it's mostly just like the OTL region minus political instability and coups? Or have most countries gotten rid of rampant patrimonialism and established truly modern states? if the latter, which countries in particular?
What are status of Greenland and Faroe Islands?
Ha! The King is quite a cheeky fellow isn't he
I'm liking a powerful British Commonwealth. Have they retained their military strength from the Asia Pacific war?
Where exactly is that?
Now does this mean that there won't be foreign troops in the IEF during their civil war in this TL, or that if there are, it'll spread the conflict?
What were the DDU and Socialist factions hoping for as opposed to the steady hand approach?
No! Self rule is good, but not Republicanism! Bring back the King!
Hm, maybe Jamaica will join the League of American Republics.
Could we have a overview of Summer and Winter Olympics so far please?
So it seems that the British Commonwealth finally transferred to the Commonwealth of Nations. That would be great for unity, and I imagine the Aussie PM Wamsley would have been pushing for a stabilisation of the former British Empire.
The Danish West Indies still exist? That must be one of the top tourist destinations in the Americas especially since the taboo surrounding the 2-E swimsuit (Created IIRC in 1964 ITTL, rather than the Bikini being created in 1947 like OTL) must have broken down by 2000. The beaches must be packed with European and American tourists, and the German U-Boat crews having R&R must have been causing all sorts of trouble for the Danish police based there.
Too bad the Winter Games got cancelled. They couldn't predict Kutznesov being an absolute thickskulled idiot and rigging the elections however.
Also, is there the prevalence of mass shootings in the US like in OTL in TTL? Especially school and random ones, like Columbine, Virginia Tech and Orlando? What is the deadliest shooting in TTL?
I think that would fit the theme of the Technate, to be honest. Grey and black, with a touch of white for the navy.No worries. Honestly, I think their combat uniforms wouldn't look that different from other nations militaries. They probably have some cool unit patches though with lots of gears etc. I think their dress uniforms would mostly be grays and blacks. Maybe white for the navy. What do y'all think.
I think Lever is trying to stem the bleeding at this point. The Commonwealth military branches will be pointing to the threat from China for the main reason to be on high alert, because China has been not very subtle about the British linked countries and its goals to unite Asia under Technocracy ala GEACPS style. They already taken over Korea and Indochina, so what will happen if Technocracy take over Japan? Or South East Asia? The British are scared, but their hand are forced at this point.Overall the British Commonweath, now the Commonwealth of Nations, military might has decreased due to the need to try and payoff the massive wartime debt. This is especially true of the UK and Canada. Some nations like Madras, Malaya, and Australia have retained a robust military capability for their size. In short their absolute and especially comparative military strength has slipped since the Asia-Pacific War.
Thank you.Good question. On the whole Latin America has been better off than our TL. Thanks largely to a more positively involved USA and lesser amounts of Marxist agitation. Corruption is still an issue but again less than OTL. Two of the nations most improved from OTL are Mexico and Nicaragua which would be almost unrecognizable by someone from OTL.
Yeah, that makes sense re: Nicaragua. Proximity to American soil means more economic interaction.Good question. On the whole Latin America has been better off than our TL. Thanks largely to a more positively involved USA and lesser amounts of Marxist agitation. Corruption is still an issue but again less than OTL. Two of the nations most improved from OTL are Mexico and Nicaragua which would be almost unrecognizable by someone from OTL.
Got it; I thought that may be the case but I couldn't find "Verny" via Google.Good questions.
1) Verny is the old name for Almaty, Kazakhstan.
It's that "at least on paper" distinction that is worrying...2) It means that at least on paper the great powers agree not to send in boots on the ground. Other indirect forms of aid are theoretically allowed due to them not being explicitly mentioned. What would happen if these provisions were violated is hard to say.
[/quote]3) Some wanted more support for Pasternak's government. The Socialists wanted a strict "hands off" policy.
You wound me.Hopefully gun debate is smarter than in OTL and there not be so much gun maniacs whose 2nd amendment is holier than Bible.
Here is another Commonwealth arms profile, this time from the Great White North:
A Canadian Ground Defence Force (part of the Canadian Dominion Defence Forces) AV-FDC L99A1 sniper rifle.
Name: AV-FDC L99A1 sniper rifle (Also known as the C99 LRSW in Canada, the L99A1 LRR in Australia, SAF Sniper Rifle 13 mm 99A1 in Madras and the R99A1 in South Africa)
Designer: Xavier Tritton & Alexander Shiers, Athabaskan-Vesperian Firearms and Defence Corporation
Type: Semi-automatic bullpup anti-materiel sniper rifle
Caliber: .511 Commonwealth (13x95mm ComNat)
Feed system: 8-round box magazine
Adopted: 1999 by the Canadian Ground Defence Force and the Commonwealth of Nations
Users: Commonwealth of Nations and associates, Canada, Australia
Notes: N/A
I am going to start a person profile soon too, maybe some one from Canada or Britain.