>all the industrialists who hated any kind of unions or workers being treated better just before the 17 revolution
Huh, I wonder why the US had a revolution 🤔
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Huh, I wonder why the US had a revolution 🤔
Tibby I love this list but this newfangled American spelling is hell
I wonder what are the most popular ways of insulting Lorerans Hougan ITTL
Oh absolutely! There is more to come on this front!
Nah, the tiers are:
All cars legal
New ICVs banned
All ICVs banned
New Hybrids banned
All Hybrids banned (ie/ all Hybrids and ICVs)
They are banned because most countries are trying to zero our their emissions for the transportation sector, and that has filtered down to civilian transport.
Hawaii's parties are, by and large, ethnically based.
Restoration is a right-wing party that is focused on urban issues (and urbanites are mostly Hawaiians), but is also focused on deregulation, cutting government spending (which benefits the poor, i/e more targeted to cut spending given to Japanese, Chinese ect.) as much as they can within imperial limits. Taxes they do raise are normally skewed towards falling on rural folks, like land size taxes and the like.
Justice is the "centre left" party, but it is the party of the Japanese minority, and mainly serves as a vehicle for civil rights (which gains a lot of Chinese, Javan, Vietnamese, ect. votes), but it's also heavily agricultural because it was born from Japanese agricultural workers who were brought to Hawaii to work the plantations
The Patriotic League is a far-left independence activist party that is always juuuuuuuuuuuuust on the line of being outlawed.
The Liberals support civil rights, minority interests, they are against land reform, against agricultural subsidies, they support lower taxes, and deregulation. They call themselves "above politics"
There's a service that takes webpages from other Internets and translates them so you can view them. This is not a free service.
Yeah there is a lot more light rail and mass transit overall.
Yeah! It's different enough that it's no longer Quebecois or French.
This is correct. Most cities have street cars and make ample use of smart urban planning to accommodate mass transit. Russia and Argentina are glaring exceptions to this.
Practically yes, but the internal factions keep people on their toes and there's still ample debate and politiking in the halls of parliament.
I'd hesitate to call it Singapore. The DCAP could easily lose!
DCAP is kind of the all-encompassing party that actually started out as a protest party. At the moment it really has no ideology beyond stay in power. The New Business party is a worker's party that generally seeks to expand workers rights and help break DCAP's hold on power.
The Lord/Lady President is for the entire Empire, and the Governor-General is appointed by the Queen for that country.
VPNs are banned in the Empire.
Gee... its a mystery! Haha
This spelling has been romanised according to standard Imperial practices.
Pre-1917 Revolution
Dzorerdz Pwlman - George Pullman
Charles Hehnd - Charles Hinde
Henri Frehk - Henry Frick
Androo Melan - Andrew Mellon
Wehljuam Maysan - William Mason
Dzousaf Kanan - Joseph Cannon
Wehljuam Meri - William Murray
Pre-Decentralization Plan
Dzhan Waeht - John White
Juoodzin Devz - Eugene Debs
Wehljuam Grin - William Green
Wehljuam Haywd - William Heywood
Herehsan Dzorerdz - Harrison George
Dzhan Looehs - John Lewis
Ehlehzavath Flehn - Elizabeth Flynn
Patrehk Kwehnlan - Patrick Quinlan
Hauard Smeth - Howard Smith
Hayl Voregz - Hale Boggs
Radzarz Morertan - Rogers Morton
Korerniljuas Sayl - Cornelius Sale
Piter Roudinou - Peter Rodino
Danjual Moyehnehhan - Daniel Moynihan
Dayehvd Prais - David Price
Post-Decentralization Plan
Rehcherd Dawain - Richard DeWine
Dayehvd Vounier - David Bonior
Frangk Istervwrk - Frank Easterbrook
Dayv Makerdi - Dave McCurdy
Lian Paksan - Leon Paxon
Tamas Edwerdz - Thomas Edwards
Tamas Vehlsak - Tom Vilsack
Rehcherd Avehnshain - Richard Obenshain
Dayehvd Draier - David Dreier
Lorerans Hougan - Larry Hogan
All credits due to Tibby, Juniper, and Excelsior on the Discord, for creating this list. I take no part in this, I'm simply relaying it to here.
George Pullman is the first U.S. President named by the new American writing system, for which the British have created a particular romanization scheme. In Philadelphic--the American writing system--President Pullman's name is written as Dիꜵrdի Pûlmɥn, but English-speaking sources transcribe that as Dzorerdz Pwlman.
Would "republican subdivisions" be those whose governors or governors-general are directly elected instead of appointed by the British monarch?
Some of the states on the periphery have broken off. I would suspect the major global powers would prefer the USA to stay together makes it easier to control and predict for the future probably the same reason why today when it comes to Syria OTL the west would prefer Syria to stay intact, they don’t support the secessionist goals of some factions in the Syrian civil war
Something along those lines. From what I understand, the Australian government has a republican party that regularly shows up in coalitions. This law is most likely to allow Australia to abolish their monarchy without damaging their ties to the British Empire as a whole.
Westralia has a particularly republican bent. This may be a way of trying to keep them on side.
The only states to successfully secede were Caribbean islands with mixed Anglo-Hispanic populations. Louisiana was the only continental state to make a go of it, and their attempt was crippled by the storm damage that flooded New Orleans. In addition, the "Provisional Government" the Empire tried to prop up in the Northeast lacked any legitimacy from the get-go, and this combined with the indiscriminate bombing campaigns served to unify the rest of the country against the British threat. Finally, Hogan's purge of the rogue CPU officials and the Empire being forced to look inward after Quincy's attempted autocoup ensured that neither side wanted the war to continue, so any remaining separatists were hung out to dry.
If I'm not mistaken. A funny tidbit about it is that this provisional government tried to privatize everything so much that they end up being heated by the people it was supposed to govern, and the British also end up hating it because, again, they tried to privatize everything. Privatization is iirc far less common in this TL, so government control is far more widespread as a result. Another funny tidbit is the """government""" in exile located in Toronto, it's as far as I understand it, the John Birch Society, it was created after the 17 revolution and the funniest part about it is that they were not even invited to the provisional government. So they are just very angry racists stuck in Toronto while claiming to be the legitimacy government and the British are just like "Uh huh, ok" proceeds to make own government.