GoobNES01: Fallout (Second Thread)

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Oh, yes, any nation can nominate a city for the Olympics, even if you just hosted the games, but not the same city. Japan can nominate any Japanese City BUT Nagasaki.
 
Heh, Haifa is obviously a summer-consideration only....:p

Oh, and how is tech developing? Like in real life, ahead, or behind?
 
For tech, all techs that you had as of October 17th, 1962 you still have. Nothing more.

Of course, I am not sure if the USA shared techs that the USA developed past 17/62 with Israel . . .
 
Events in Russia and the Communist Coalition from September to November of 1969​

September 1969

A Coffee House Outside Kremlin
A conversation between Vladimir Putin and Mr. Sergeyev


"Mr. Putin, the occupation of Central America is complete." Sergeyev was formal and abrupt, as usual. "Russian forces control most of the territory, and new pro-Russian governments are in place."
"Pro-Russian or Pro-Communist?" Putin seemed distant, as if thinking of something else.
"Is there a difference sir?" Sergeyev was confused and somewhat worried.
"What?...Oh, that...Of course not. Russia stands for Communism and Communism for Russia my friend." Sergeyev gave the President a weary look and they went on talking...


October 1969

The KGB office in Kremlin
Conversation between Putin and Gryzlov


Putin walked into the meeting enraged. "What the hell is going on in SADETO??"
Gryzlov looked at him and said, "I don't know"
Putin stared at him for a second, that was the first time he had heard that out of him KGB director. "You don't know? You don't know?! Ha ha ha, He doesn't know! Who the hell does then?"
Gryzlov not put aback even for a second by President's tone replied, "Nobody. There is some kind of secret league that has formed. A league that is aimed against the Coalition and that prevents us from doing anything. They are better financed than we are, and SADETO is in it. We simply cannot do anything about it."
"Damn SADETO, damn them all to hell!" Putin was yelling, "I hate South America and the whole idea. Can people not get that I don't want to fight them?"
"Sir...I meant to talk to you about something..." Gryzlov looked worried
"The Coalition, isn't it? I know, I know, where are we going to go with it? And to be honest, I just don't know."


Later the Same Month

The Coalition Headquarters
Meeting between Bulganin and Putin


"My friend, how is the Coalition doing?" asked Putin as the two walked down a long hall.
"It is sick. We have to chose and chose fast. We cannot play both sides. We are split right down the middle, some want Communism, and some want reforms."
"Can we keep both sides?" Bulganin looked at Putin and after a long pause said,
"Of course, by military force, we crush the opposition and retain the alliance."
"And go back to the way Stalin ran things...Thank you for the insight." They turned different ways at the end of the hall.


Late October 1969

The Parliament Building
Meeting of Duma


A motion to declare war on SADETO due to aggressive actions against Bolivia.

United Russia was uncertain, but after Putin's request voted against - 158 against
Unity and Fatherland votes against - 90 against
Communist Party of Russia abstains - 50 abstained, 4 in favor
Islamic Rights Party abstains - 49 abstained, 4 absent
National Bolsheviks split - 17 in favor, 10 abstain, 5 against
Yabloko votes against - 22 against
LDPR votes in favor - 18 in favor
Union of Right Forces votes against - 17 against
People's Party splits - 4 against, 5 abstain
Independents vote against - 2 against

By a vote of 39 in favor, 293 against and 114 abstentions the motion failed.

Mr. Putin congratulated the Duma on "making the right decision" while Zyuganov scorned this to be "a betrayal of our Communist brothers" to while Putin replied "we must think of our other brothers too."


Early November 1963

Istanbul
Mr. Putin's Official Visit, report by the Moscow Pravda


"Today Mr. Putin flown unexpectedly to Istanbul to discuss the future cooperation between the UIS and Russia. After a long discussion behind closed doors Mr. Putin and his Turkish counterpart gave a joint press conference. During this conference Mr. Putin stressed the importance of cooperation between Russia and the new Socialist states in the Middle East. When asked to comment on Communism's apparent anti-religion policy Mr. Putin joked, 'Communism? What Communism?' Later Mr. Putin has commented that there is a plan for creation of a Russia-Turkey alliance in the works, although refused to comment when asked if it would contradict the Coalition charter, which forbids Russia from entering any other alliance. Mr. Putin is due to return back home tomorrow."


November 1969

Kremlin
Discussion between Yavlinsky and Putin


"And you promise this?" Putin looked stressed and worried.
"Of course, we would like nothing better." Yavlinsky was no less stressed.
"You realize this means a Communist opposition that we must overcome, right?"
"Heh, we have always done that," Yavlinsky chuckled
"But not I, it will be harder to control now," Putin still stressed, and not amused by Yavlinsky's comment.
"Vladimir, listen, you yourself have said after Vladivostok was destroyed, we must stand for democracy and freedom and liberty. You want to take it all back now?"
After a pause Putin sighed, "No Georgy, I do not. I will do it. Just make sure it passes."
"Oh, I will" answered the Liberal leader with a smile on his face.


November 1963

Coalition Headquarters
Meeting of the Coalition


Albania, Korea, and Mongolia, along with Greece, not in the CC yet, have come forth with the following announcement:

"Unless the sinful reforms towards a capitalist pig-dog hell in which big companies trample on the rights and freedoms of the brave workers in CC nations end, like in the Russian Federation, China, India, North Vietnam, and Mexico, then the undersigned nations will leave the CC, and form an alliance that is truly Communist, and not slowly turning evil and democratic. We feel that this Alliance no longer serves our purposes, if it is going to allow the big, piggish, money-hungry corporations to trample over the rights of our brave and noble workers."

Signed by Albania, Mongolia, United Korea, and Greece.

Mexico, Czechoslovakia, Bulgaria all oppose the statements made by the above, and call for a Motion to expel those 4 from the CC, as well as anybody that does not allow reforms for the benefit of all people. Czechoslovakia is also announcing that they will be holding elections for the people to choose their next Chairman.

Mr. Putin commented after the meeting that Russia will not give up it's democratic reforms under pressure from "the rabble that is Albania, Korea, and whoever else was there."


November 1963

Parlament Building
A Closed Session of Duma


A motion to authorize withdrawal from the Communist Coalition.
Voting takes place after speeches by Putin and Yavlinsky

United Russia votes in favor - 158 in favor
Unity and Fatherland votes in favor - 90 in favor
Communist Party of Russia votes against - 54 against
Islamic Rights Party splits - 21 in favor, 32 abstain
National Bolshevik Party votes against - 32 against
Yabloko votes in favor - 22 in favor
LDPR votes against - 18 against
Union of Right Forces votes in favor - 17 in favor
People's Party votes against - 9 against
Independents split - 1 in favor, 1 against

By a vote of 309 in favor, 114 against and 32 abstentions the motion passes.
Mr. Putin is granted the right to withdraw Russian Federation from the Communist Coalition.


November 1963

Coalition Headquarters
Meeting of the Coalition


Mr. Putin himself flew into this meeting of the Communist Coalition. As he walked into the hall, most people were unaware of the great importance his presence was going to have. He moved to the Russian table and replaced the usual Russian delegate there. Just as Mr. Bulganin was about to list the agenda for the day Mr. Putin interrupted him, "Excuse me Mr. Bulganin, may I have a very quick word?"
Bulganin stared at Putin for this obvious violation of procedure and replied negatively, but Putin was persistent, "It will take at best 2 minutes and I guarantee that what I say will change what you are about to do." Bulganin glared at Putin, but allowed for a 2 minute speech by the Russian Delegate. Putin stood up and without even moving to the podium almost shouted his speech, such that it echoed in the great dim hall, "My friends, I must inform you that the Russian Federation hereby withdraws from the Communist Coalition. Our forces in the JCF will be recalled back home and the INTRESA and COMECON organizations that are based in Russia will be reformed into Russian programs. The occupied territories in Australia and Central America will be administered directly from Moscow by the Russian government. I wish you all the best of luck. Farewell." With these words, the Russian leader sealed the fate of the Coalition and de facto disbanded the most powerful alliance in the world.

*chaos erupts as people mill wildly about, trying to figure out what the hell the Russians are up to . . . *

Albania, Greece, Mongolia, and Korea all announce that they are exiting as well, and forming Comintern, the Comminister International Organization for all the TRUE Communist nations.

The PRC also withdraws from the CC and declares that they will soon have a new Constitution to turn China into a Full Democracy.


November 1963

Shanghai
Meeting between Putin and the Chairman of the PRC, Pravda Report


"The two world leaders met right after the shocking events in the Coalition. It is not clear weather Russia and China will remain friends and unite in some other form of an alliance. All doubts were lifted from people's minds as the two men walked out to the press smiling after the negotiations. Mr. Putin announced that Russia and China will be paving the road to a more democratic and liberal alliance to replace the 'old, corrupt, and reactionary [alliance] that was the Coalition.' Mr. Putin is expected to formally announce it at his meeting with Islamic leaders in Yalta next week."


November 1963

Coalition Headquarters
Last meeting of the Coalition


The few members still in the Coalition assembled in a formal meeting following the events of the previous week. Russia was represented by an observer. Mr. Bulganin in his normal deep and echoing voice called the meeting to order and proceeded with a report, even though it was not needed. "Ladies and Gentlemen, we have recently lost a number of members of the Coalition. The hard-line Communist nations have left in order to make the Comintern, and the liberal nations have left in order to continue with their progressive policies. Those who are left here are the moderate Communist nations. Over the course of last week, the Coalition has lost most of its fighting forces, almost all of its economic power, and de-facto all of its political weight. Therefore due to this turn of events this alliance can no longer fulfill the goals stated in the Article 1 of the Coalition Charter. Since the Alliance cannot do what it was created to do, it has outlived itself, and there is no longer a reason for its existence. I hereby disband the Communist Coalition, and free all member nations from any and all obligations to the Coalition, and the Coalition from any obligations to you. Are there any motions on the floor?"
"A motion to disband the meeting," came from the Rumanian representative
"That is in order, all in favor? all opposed? This meeting of the Communist Coalition is disbanded. I thank you all for your hard work."
Under the sound of the Coalition Anthem the black flag with gold stars and the hammer with sickle on it, the flag that so many around the world were terrified of, was lowered for the last time.


Late November 1963

Kremlin
Mr. Putin's Address to the World


"My friends, countrymen, and citizens of the world,
We live in a dangerous and constantly changing time. We have lived through the horrors of WWII, and the horrors of 1962. Following these horrible events an extremist Communist movement developed in much of the world, which dominated regional and world politics until now. Over the last few years it has faded and weakened, and the only thing keeping it alive was a de-facto Second Cold War against the forces of SADETO. No more. We have chosen to not repeat the mistakes that were made before. We will not fight another Cold War, and we will not have a part in the creation of another disaster the size of 1962 nuclear exchange. We refuse. Russia along with many other former Coalition nations has seen the road down which we were heading - the road of a World War between Communism and Fascism, the road of horrors, oppression, concentration camps and genocide. And we have made a turn. Russia will not stand for it. We will stand for freedom, democracy, and liberty. We will stand for liberalism. For a bright future ahead of us, and ahead of our children. And it is our sincerest hope that our actions will help create an era of peace in this world.
To ensure this peace, Russia calls upon all liberal, socialist, communist, or otherwise liberalistic nations to attend a convention in Shanghai to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the PRC, and to draw up a charter for a new, strong, united, and righteous alliance of liberal nations in this world. A charter based on democratic principles. A charter that will protect civil and human rights. A charter that will lead us into the bright future.
I call upon all those liberal nations who hear me. It is time. It is time to create a future for our children. Do you want them to grow up the way we did? Hiding in bomb shelters, scared to death? Wearing gas masks and learning to shoot an AK-47 from the time they are 10? I do not. And So I invite all those who share my vision for a brighter future on our planet to meet me in Shanghai and to join our strength so we may overcome our weaknesses in the creation of a new Coalition of Nations. United we stand, divided we shall fall."
 
OOC - And THAT, Ladies and Gentlemen, is how you write a decent story. Storm, you are the KING of Stories, bar none! And did I really mispel "Communist" that bad?
 
(it was a VERY nice story, and I am happy in-game too)

And with the utmost friendly act of Russia, the world ushers into a new age.
- L.R. Smith (Economic Minister, Head of Commonwealth Party)
Discussions in parliament.

Russia is still a danger, Costa Rica's heavily armed police force was blasted into oblivion and their multiparty democracy destroyed.
- M.S. Williams (Prime Minister, MP of Commonwealth Party)
- Inner chambers of government.
 
The UIS Presdient, Mommad Abbas has announced that he will be sending delgates to the Shanghai Confrence, declaring it a step towards the right direction in world events!
 
(yeeeep, right after blasting cute little Costa Rica into oblivion... hmmm I'm just not quite sure about him yet. I suffer from the 'was small state' syndrome and I'm paranoid to anything big that annexes democratic stuff.)
 
Official Retort to the Phillipines
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It was a polite, civil petition! We will deal with it in our own peaceful fashion.
Thanks for your concern, but your comments about our internal affairs are less then appreciated!
- Hodgy Bratt (Foreign Secretary)
 
Crap, my schedule is going to bits here.

I have much too much crap to get done in these next few days to Update Monday . . . sorry guys . . . The next Update will either be on the 27th or 28th . . . I just got too much on me shoulders right now . . . I should be able to get some stuff done regarding stats . . . and this NES is NOT dead, just been put on temperory hold . . .
 
(awwwh I'm fine w/ that... Goobs, where did the economy from the Phillipines go. He did send it to me, you said so yourself. And Brazil prolly sent 3 eco. too. :?)
 
that would be Russia matey.
 
India declares Neturality

India has considered and decided against joining any alliance at this time. We are currently neautral for the time being.
 
Russia cuts all official relations with the Phillipines over their threats, and puts the entire military on highest alert. Discussions of a pre-emptive strike against the nation begin in the upper levels of the Russian military.
 
Uhm... uhm!
What?!?

ahhhhhhhhhh...
Jeeeze, relax guys!

Neutrality!! The CU declares herself neutral should strife occur on such basis.
 
In certain ways the CU is taking a stance of armed neutrality. We intend noone (except small puny dictatorial NPC's not allied to anyone at all... and only their leaders and crazy rebels with suicide-belt bombs sthick) any harm, but we will be spending most of our budget this year on infantry. Combined with our defences the only way to defeat the Commonwealth who holds no ill towards anyone would be by unconventional means. We hope this will not occur.

Peace be with you if you are a multi-party democracy or not.
- Matt Sukha Williams

PS. We're still MPP'ed and NAP'd with all the respective nations, just stating that we won't help unless you are attacked without reasonable provocation and that to those whom we do not have an NAP with we will not attack.
Lastly, the Commonwealth is peaceful and takes care of all that is her own... should anyone attack us this would lead to a very, very persistant fight.

An inch of land that is ours, never.
We believe this has been proved in the Qatarian war.

God bless (communist or not)

the Graccccious Queeeeen!
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The CU being the modern-day Commonwealth is looking for a representative royalty. :) Any kings or queens out there related to the brits. that are interested?
 
Indian Parties competing in elections


Congress Party: Democratic Secular Party

BJP: Hindu Nationalist Party wants DemoFascisim

RSS: Hindu Fascist Party

Peoples War: An extremist Communist party want Totalitarian type Stalinist Communism

Maoist Party of India: Want Mao type Communism

Shiv Sena: Conservatives want return to old way and reinstating of caste system

Naxalities: Support true Communism not totalitarian type. (Democratic Communism)

Sikh Khalistan: A Sikhist Nationalist Party a minority however (albeit a very loud minority)

Buddhist Party of India: A Buddhist Party want democracy disarming of military a small minority however 2% of population
 
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