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Published: 2009-11-26 17:28:48 +0000 UTC; Views: 15822; Favourites: 80; Downloads: 235
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The map of the League of Allied Nations, from the current timeline that's forced its way in from the starter of a simple flag
Like the last map, this shows the state of the world shortly before the outbreak of 2nd Arctic War, with the Founding Member Council (similar to the UN Security Council) consisting of;
the United States of America
the Commonwealth of Australia
the West German Republic
the Kingdom of Canada
the Empire of Japan, and
the Empire of Brazil
The LoAN is a direct descendant of the League of Nations, a collective of nations more loosely allied than the ComCom, promoting the ideals of capitalism and democracy.
The monarchies of both Britain and Portugal fled to Canada and Brazil respectively when their nations were overun by the Evil Communism
Find the map of the world's other major power here: [link]
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vou fazer de tudo para que o Brasil não seja aliados de porcos comedores de Hamburguês.
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Nice map!
can I ask a question? How did the Philippines become commies? :3
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Thanks
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Communism is a fools game, capitalism is a rich mans sport, does it matter? Capitalism today, communism tomorrow. too many parasites in both systems, social Darwinism, social biology, ethno-politics, these are the future, open your eyes. locust blog.
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What,France not a founding member? Quelle horreur!
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Hah, perhaps an oversight on my part... then again, I couldn't think of anything interesting to do with the French flag, if I'd included them
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'fraid not - by this time, Alaska and Hawaii were lost to the USSR and Communist China respectively
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gah, u guys underestimate Canada, we love our islands to the north, i feel some what depressed on noticing them gone =[, also, how in the lords glorious name did Great Britain fall, in my eyes it seems almost impossible to over run,u kno, being surrounded by the English channel and and haveing European allies, AS WELL as, north american on eather sides of its shores,
i look foward to a detailed report of how the British defended there home land, =3
oho, and another "congrats" on the spectular, idea and map
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If it makes you feel any better, Canada put up a valiant fight
I'm going with the idea that communism took hold in Britain (and to an extent, parts of the nascent Commonwealth) via the will of the electorate, reacting against the percieved excesses of capitalism in Europe and America and Britain losing out to its European counterparts in war-rebuilding, and suffering economically, perhaps triggered by lack of an ECSC...
In all honesty, this timeline was triggered by creation of a flag, and as such is less fully thought-out and developed as some of my other timelines
Either way, thanks for the compliments
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or did great Britain chose to join the soviets for alternative reasons o.O, WITH OUT , a gigantic struggle for freedom o.O
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just forget the coment i put in the other deviation, i just read the explanaition in here, and i understand everything.
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Let me misquote Winston Churchill. "Capitalism is the worst form of economics, except for all those other ones that have been tried."
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Eh, neither capitalism nor communism works over the long run... free-market capitalism suffers from the boom and bust, non-directional effort nature, communism simply can't account for human greed...
An ideal economy would be a controlled socialistic economy that focuses it's efforts on a few key goals at a time, knocking each one out before moving on to the next biggest problem, while providing each person with reward and compensation equivilent to the effort they expended during to achieve those societal goals. That way if you wanted to be rich you'd need to do more for your society... the main trouble is that it would take a hell of a lot of administration to run and control
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What we have now, US and UK alike, is what you describe to vary degrees, or at least as much as it possibly can be done, and we've already seen that doesn't work either. At least in real capitalism you've got a fighting chance.
Part of the problem is we're talking about "ideal" as though it could actually happen.
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Hey, I know it's impossible, but a man can dream
Actually I'd rather dream of a post-scarcity society - when you can have anything you want, the concept of ownership no longer means anything
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When they figure out cold fusion, maybe.
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