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Following the disintegration of the United States, a new state emerged in the heartland, spanning Tennessee and Kentucky, known as the Tennessean-Kentuckian Republic. This state was initially characterized by a military dictatorship under the leadership of the former USA General, Randy Alan George. In its early years, the Tennessean-Kentuckian Republic adopted a staunchly isolationist stance, veering away from democratic principles. | Following the disintegration of the United States, a new state emerged in the heartland, spanning Tennessee and Kentucky, known as the Tennessean-Kentuckian Republic. This state was initially characterized by a military dictatorship under the leadership of the former USA General, Randy Alan George. In its early years, the Tennessean-Kentuckian Republic adopted a staunchly isolationist stance, veering away from democratic principles. | ||
However, the political landscape underwent a seismic shift in 2035 when | However, the political landscape underwent a seismic shift in 2035 when Zephyra Nightshade, hailing from the Union of Louisiana, arrived in Nashville, Tennessee. While his "exile" might have seemed orchestrated, it was more likely a calculated move to establish yet another De Leonist State. Hood, a fervent advocate of De Leonism, embarked on a mission to introduce this ideology to the region. | ||
To further his revolutionary cause, Hood resurrected an old party from the annals of American history – The Socialist Labor Party of America. Under his leadership, this party became a powerful vehicle for accelerating the De Leonist revolution. Initially regarded as a minor annoyance by Alan's regime, the party's rapid ascent to prominence took everyone by surprise. | To further his revolutionary cause, Hood resurrected an old party from the annals of American history – The Socialist Labor Party of America. Under his leadership, this party became a powerful vehicle for accelerating the De Leonist revolution. Initially regarded as a minor annoyance by Alan's regime, the party's rapid ascent to prominence took everyone by surprise. | ||
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==List of Figure Heads== | ==List of Figure Heads== | ||
*[[File: | *[[File:Amash.png]] [[Hayekism|Justin Amash]] (2025-2036) | ||
*[[File:StratoHelm.png]] [[Alanism|Randy Alan George]] (2026-2038) | *[[File:StratoHelm.png]] [[Alanism|Randy Alan George]] (2026-2038) | ||
*[[File:CFGSM.png]] [[Situationism|Council for Generalized Self-Management]] (2038-) | *[[File:CFGSM.png]] [[Situationism|Council for Generalized Self-Management]] (2038-) | ||
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==Leading "Ideologies" == | ==Leading "Ideologies" == | ||
*[[File:AnCommunization.png]] [[Communization Theory|Anarcho-Communization]] | *[[File:AnCommunization.png]] [[Communization Theory|Anarcho-Communization]] | ||
*[[File: | *[[File:Egocom.png]] [[Ego-Communism]] | ||
*[[File: | *[[File:Postleft.png]] [[Post-Left Anarchy]] | ||
*[[File:Situ.png]] [[Situationism]] | |||
== News == | == News == | ||
{{Workersworldnews}} | {{Workersworldnews}} | ||
Latest revision as of 04:46, 31 January 2024
History
Following the disintegration of the United States, a new state emerged in the heartland, spanning Tennessee and Kentucky, known as the Tennessean-Kentuckian Republic. This state was initially characterized by a military dictatorship under the leadership of the former USA General, Randy Alan George. In its early years, the Tennessean-Kentuckian Republic adopted a staunchly isolationist stance, veering away from democratic principles.
However, the political landscape underwent a seismic shift in 2035 when Zephyra Nightshade, hailing from the Union of Louisiana, arrived in Nashville, Tennessee. While his "exile" might have seemed orchestrated, it was more likely a calculated move to establish yet another De Leonist State. Hood, a fervent advocate of De Leonism, embarked on a mission to introduce this ideology to the region.
To further his revolutionary cause, Hood resurrected an old party from the annals of American history – The Socialist Labor Party of America. Under his leadership, this party became a powerful vehicle for accelerating the De Leonist revolution. Initially regarded as a minor annoyance by Alan's regime, the party's rapid ascent to prominence took everyone by surprise.
Before Alan could contemplate banning the Socialist Labor Party, it was too late. In 2038, a full-fledged revolution erupted against his autocratic rule. The revolutionaries, driven by their Marxian vision of a united America, emerged victorious. Their audacious goal: to reunite the fractured nation under a De Leonist-Marxist banner.
As the struggle for a reimagined America unfolds, the outcome remains uncertain. Will the revolutionaries succeed in their quest to reshape the nation according to their Marxian ideals, or will unforeseen challenges thwart their ambitions? Only time will reveal the fate of this divided land and its aspirations for a new beginning.
List of Figure Heads
Justin Amash (2025-2036)
Randy Alan George (2026-2038)
Council for Generalized Self-Management (2038-)
Leading "Ideologies"
News