History
Following the disintegration of the United States, a new political entity emerged in the territories of Tennessee and Kentucky, giving birth to the Tennessean-Kentuckian Republic. This fledgling state was under the rule of a military dictatorship led by none other than former USA General Randy Alan George. Initially, this regime maintained a stance of isolationism and anti-democracy, casting a shadow of oppression over the region.
However, the turning point came in 2035 when Luke Hood arrived in Nashville, Tennessee, having been exiled from the Union of Louisiana for his alleged attempt to "corrupt the Communist Party." Hood was a fervent believer in a revival of old political parties from the United States, specifically the Socialist Labor Party of America. He harnessed the remnants of this once-prominent party to catalyze a Syndicalist revolution within the Tennessean-Kentuckian Republic.
Initially, General Alan George might have dismissed Hood's efforts as a mere nuisance. Still, the resurgence of Syndicalism gained momentum at an alarming rate, ultimately evolving into a formidable force. By 2038, the revolution against Alan's oppressive regime had reached a tipping point, with the Syndicalist revolutionaries emerging victorious. Their audacious vision? To reunite the fragmented American territories under the banner of the red sun, symbolizing their Syndicalist ideals.
The ultimate success of this ambitious endeavor remains uncertain, shrouded in the complexities of post-collapse politics, the resilience of rival factions, and the aspirations of the American people. Only time and the unpredictable currents of history will reveal whether the Syndicalist vision of a reunited America will come to fruition or fade into the annals of alternative history, leaving us to wonder what could have been.
List of Leaders
Randy Alan George (2025-2038)
Trade Union Congress (2038-2038)
Luke Hood (2038-)
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