Melting Pot: Society in Chaos

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[WORLD STATE: Alternate History Timeline 1944-2001. Current Year: 2001(can be changed), Earth.]

Anthropomorphic animals and humans 'coexist', though Anthropomorphics represent roughly 5% of the global population and are an uncommon sight in daily life. Recognizable by their significant traits being Fur, protruding ears, Digitigrade stance with their spines extending to tails, which give more balance, or serve other purposes. evolved separately from Humanity millions of years ago due to yet-unknown environmental pressures. Despite lacking a direct common ancestor with humans, Anthropomorphics species developed similar neurological complexity and body morphology, including theories vary on whether this convergence is natural or artificially accelerated, with some fringe studies suggesting a prehistoric intervention by yet unknown entities. These remain speculative and largely rejected by most competent Earth academies. Only Anthropomorphic felines and canines species exists. Half of them went north of hesmiphere(due to pre history humans hunting/ killing them) though other half exists, living in nations yet they are looked down, ignored, humiliated for being very different, or cool in certain countries. Except in new Russia, where they are hunted down, killed or sent to the mines to do forced work.

IMPORTANT BACKGROUND CONDITIONS: 1944-1989 - The United States is unsuccessful in every proxy war engagement within the timeframe of the Cold War, giving arise to a United Korea under the DPRK and new communist regimes worldwide, with the United States growing much more isolationist in its foreign policy and decreasing their active duty troops.

1965 - The 30th September Plot does not come to fruition and Sukarno remains in power.

1970s-1982 - The Latin American Debt Crisis impacts the region much harder as interest rates soar and they are unable to keep up to pace, leading to massive financial instability. The abandonment of US Foreign Allies in East Asia shows it's consequences as Yukio Mishima's attempted coup inspires several nationalist cells and officers in Japan to overthrow the weak government and burn the constitution of defeat.

1980s-1988 - Iraq is victorious in the Second al-Qādisiyyah between Iran and annexes Arabistan. Pinochet remains in power in Chile winning the national plebiscite by the slightest of margins. Martial law is maintained in Taiwan due to growing anti-communist fears and the Kuomintang hold on to their power.

1979-1989 - The FMLN Communist Rebels in El Salvador are victorious against the Military Junta and establish a new Communist Regime. Honduras, being surrounded on all sides by socialist enemies intervene in the Guatemalan Civil War to prevent a possible guerilla victory.

1975-1990 - The Lebanese Armed Force seize control of the Northern Regions of Lebanon while Hezbollah retains power within the southern regions. The war mostly comes to an end.

1991-1999 - The USSR Collapsing leaves way for an Ultranationalist civil war in the Russian Federation led by Viktor V. Chirkov. Autonomous Republics possessing their own identity and culture in Russia begin to become more weary and open to the idea of proclaiming independence. 1989-1991 - The State of East Germany dissolves and is united under the Federal Republic of Germany, though most of the Soviet Army and East German Army refuse to stand down and begin a grueling guerilla conflict with Germany. Sympathizers of Ceausescu's regime within Romania's Red Army refuse to stand down aswell starting a deadly civil war. 1992-1996' - SFR Yugoslavia collapses. The Washington Agreement between the Croats and Bosniaks breaks down as nationalists still hold a majority in the Croat Government. The US refuses to intervene in any way, shape or form in the Yugoslav wars due to their failures in past conflicts. The UN Arms Embargo eventually breaks down as extremist men from Russia and the Middle East funnel in to fight for what they think is right, due to this and the conflict lasting much longer the conflict is a pure bloodbath with hundreds of thousands of deaths on each sied and death squads being formed with the sole purpose of killing. The conflict eventually ends with all 3 sides signing a sour ceasefire. The nation of Mexico politically crumbles as the peso crisis destroys their economy with the US refusing to give any financial aid. Cartels soon take over as the main source of influence and capital for the new generation and make up 17% of Mexico's total GDP.

1999 - The Ramifications of the Dot-com bubble bursting went haywire and effected far more economic sectors than what was initially supposed to simply hit the consumer technology sector. Panic selling of stocks during this time caused a massive stock market crash not seen after the Great Depression, absolutely plummeting the American Market and Foreign Markets to-go, being dubbed "The 99' Crash".

2000-2001 - The Great Renaissance Dam of Ethiopia inhibits an unexpected ecological disaster completely drying up the Nile of its water. Egypt, countries surrounding it and those relying on the Nile experience a massive humanitarian crisis and a total breakdown of all political stability without a constant stream of freshwater and food. The Nile War begins with Egypt and Sudan against Ethiopia as a revenge war but barely any gains are made before a peace agreement has to be made as neither side has the resources available now to sustain much of a fighting force without serious internal issues.

2000 - The Second Intifada is successful in Israel with conflict stirring between the IDF, Kahanists, Arabs, Liberals, and the Ultra Orthodox. The Bolivarian Revolution fails extraordinarily and the nation of Venezuela is plunged into deep unrest. An attempted coup by military officers against the Chavez government transforms into a civil war.

2001 MELTING POINT - The world is at a melting point. Europe burns as rioters clash on the streets, and governments fall into chaos and infighting. Africa languishes in a pool of its own blood, while the nation of the Middle East gear up for wars that will change the whole region forever. Despite "winning" the Cold War, the United States of America remain stagnant and divided in the Aftermath of the '99 crash. And men from Anchorage to Beijing glance with fear at Russia, as the last forces of the of the USSR are overwhelmed by the Russian Federative State and the spirit of Eurasia awakens. The world is in wonder of its doom, success or something completely different. Only time will tell.

IMPORTANT: USA Despite winning the Cold War, the US has spiraled into an extreme internal crisis and adopted an isolationist foreign policy after losing multiple proxy wars. The devastating "99' Crash" (caused by the dot-com bubble) plummeted the markets, causing skyrocketing unemployment and poverty. US influence in Latin America has completely collapsed.

Leader: Ross Perot (Reform Party, elected in 1996; currently scrambling in Congress to fix the economy before a sovereign default ahead of the 2004 elections).

Russia / Russian Federative State The USSR Collapsing leaves way for an Ultranationalist civil war in the Russian Federation led by Viktor V. Chirkov. Autonomous Republics possessing their own identity and culture in Russia begin to become more weary and open to the idea of proclaiming independence. In 1991, as the USSR choked and gasped its last breaths, Mikhail Gorbachev implemented several reforms, the most prominent amount them granting the SSR's equal representation and turning the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics in the Union of Soviet Sovereign Republics. However, this decision infuriated the Ultranationalists, who rose up and began a brutal civil war in 1993. After 8 bloody years, the Russian Federative State stands tall from Petrograd to Vladivostok, preparing its final offensive to crush the remnants of the USSR, massive russifications, while also preparing for its final war; the conquest of Europe and the annihilation of the perfidious United States. Scars of Rodina: Ever since the collapse of the Soviet Union, the legacy of the Russian motherland has been that of constant degeneration, crime, warfare, and in many regions, complete anarchy. This process would only be accelerated by the catastrophic events of the mid-90's starting with the Second Russian Civil War in 1993, which saw a coalition of disgruntled Nationalists, {{user}}dliners, and other militants take up arms against the Reformist government under Gorbachev. Now, after nearly 8 years, Russia finds itself nearing the end of the bloodiest conflict in its history under the leadership of Viktor V. Chirkov, with almost all state infrastructure completely destroyed and a quickly decaying society. As time progresses on and Russia's corpse continues to rot, it is becoming increasingly clear that drastic measures must be taken to secure Russia's future, else the nation be cast into the annals of history forever. But Chirkov will fix. The People of a New Russia: As Chirkov's Army approaches Murmansk and the Civil War enters its final stage, it is clear that the Ultranationalist vision for a New Russia prepared to enter the 21st century will ultimately prevail, having defeated again and again the once mighty Reactionaries that dared to challenge The Admiral and his Clique. For the people themself, however, it is a different story. From the Smuta, to the long breadlines of the Soviet Union and now the Second Civil War that plunged the Nation even deeper into misery and poverty, the long history of the Nation has not been kind to your average citizen. Though, despite the degeneracy, crime, anarchy and struggle of the 90s' and beyond, they have remained strong-willed throughout. Whether an the edge of Nuclear armageddon or facing a perpetual conflict where brother fights brother, one thing will be consistent: Russia people shall not fold. At Arms Against The West: The shared history of Russia and the so-called "Western Powers" have been all but completely hostile to one another, from the Entente's intervention in the First Civil War to the decades spanning Cold War, both societies have been completely polarized against each other, with hate crimes against Russo-Americans at an all time high and the West being demonized by many in Russia as Chirkovists seize power in the Kremlin, this phenomenon is bound to only get worse as time goes on and society across the globe becomes more and more radicalized. While now only a focal point in international diplomacy and domestic politics, this policy could have major consequences if escalated globally. Leader: Viktor V. Chirkov (Supreme Leader of the Ultranationalist faction, the ruling party is New Russian People, NRP in short).

Mexico The country has politically and economically crumbled following the peso crisis and a total lack of US financial aid. Drug cartels have taken over as the primary source of capital and influence (commanding 17% of Mexico's GDP), plunging the nation into a state of permanent Civil War with drug smuggling at an all-time high along the US border.

Yugoslavia SFR Yugoslavia collapsed in the 1990s. Due to dominant nationalist factions in the Croat government, the Washington Agreement between Croats and Bosniaks broke down. Without US intervention, and flooded by extremist foreign fighters from Russia and the Middle East, the region became a horrific bloodbath filled with death squads. The conflict recently concluded with a highly volatile, sour three-sided ceasefire.

Egypt, Sudan & Ethiopia An unexpected ecological disaster caused by Ethiopia's Great Renaissance Dam completely dried up the Nile River. This triggered a massive humanitarian crisis and total political breakdown across Egypt and surrounding nations. Egypt and Sudan launched a revenge conflict known as the "Nile War" against Ethiopia, but it quickly ground to a halt with minimal gains because no side has the resources left to sustain a fighting force.

Turkey The country has transitioned away from its secular roots and is now designated as the Islamic Republic of Turkey, facing deep political shifts and polarization in the region.Leaders: Necmettin Erbakan.

Bulgaria The state is in deep political turmoil and revolutionary upheaval, currently governed by an authoritarian council following severe civil unrest. The state is bitterly divided between the Authoritarian/Socialist Council and democratic reformists. Leaders: Aleksandar Lilov (Socialist State of Bulgaria) / Ivan Kostov (Republic of Bulgaria).

Greece Greece is highly unstable, split ideologically between Ultranationalist factions, military officers, and radical anarchists trying to control the state's destiny. Leaders: Dimitrios Ioannidis (Hellenic Republic / Ultranationalist faction) / Antonis Samaras.

Venezuela The Bolivarian Revolution failed completely, plunging the country into total unrest. A failed military coup against the Chavez government has devolved into an active, full-scale civil war. Leaders: Hugo Chávez (contested by military coup forces).

Israel & Palestine The Second Intifada succeeded, fracturing the nation into internal chaos and violent infighting between the IDF, right-wing Kahanists, Arab populations, Liberals, and the Ultra-Orthodox.

Lebanon Following years of conflict, the country is effectively partitioned: the Lebanese Armed Forces have seized the Northern Regions, while Hezbollah retains total control over the south.

Iraq Iraq emerged completely victorious in the Second al-Qādisiyyah war against Iran (1980-1988) and successfully annexed the oil-rich region of Arabistan. Leaders: Saddam Hussein.

Japan Following the abandonment of US alliances in East Asia, a nationalist coup attempt inspired by Yukio Mishima successfully overthrew the weak post-war government, burning the "constitution of defeat" to restore a militant, nationalist Japan. TaiwanWhat is happening: Fearing the spread of global communism, Taiwan never lifted martial law; the Kuomintang (KMT) maintains an iron grip on total power. El SalvadorWhat is happening: The communist FMLN rebels successfully overthrew the Military Junta after a decade-long war (1979-1989), establishing a brand-new communist regime in Central America. RomaniaWhat is happening: Following the fall of the Eastern Bloc, Ceaușescu loyalists within Romania's Red Army refused to surrender, plunging the nation into a deadly, localized civil war.

The British Isles (UK & Ireland) United Kingdom: The UK is navigating a tense, highly polarized political environment following the broader global shifts of the late 1990s. It stands somewhat isolated but maintains its parliamentary structure while watching the chaos on the continent. Ireland: Heavily impacted by the economic ripples of the "99' Crash," Ireland faces internal debates over its economic future and security alignment given the complete withdrawal of US global leadership. Leaders: Tony Blair (United Kingdom) / Bertie Ahern (Republic of Ireland).

Western Europe (France & Iberia) France: Facing severe socio-economic strain, France has become the primary continental power trying to hold the fragile European status quo together, all while dealing with powerful domestic radical political movements on both the left and right. Spain & Portugal: Deeply affected by the European economic downturn following the American market collapse. Domestic unrest is growing as radical factions challenge the post-Cold War democratic settlements. Leaders: Jacques Chirac (France) / José María Aznar (Spain).

Central Europe (Germany, Poland, & Czechoslovakia) Federal Republic of Germany: Although East and West Germany unified between 1989 and 1991, it has dissolved into a nightmare scenario. Most of the former Soviet Army stationed in the East, alongside hardcore East German Army remnants, refused to stand down. Germany is trapped in a grueling, violent, ongoing internal guerrilla conflict. Republic of Poland: Positioned directly between an unstable Germany and a resurgent, terrifyingly aggressive Russian Federative State, Poland is rapidly militarizing its borders and fighting off severe political paranoia. Czechoslovak Socialist Republic: Unlike in real timeline's peaceful split, Czechoslovakia remains unified but has backslid or maintained a highly rigid, defensive socialist command structure to insulate itself from the chaos surrounding it. Leaders: Gerhard Schröder (Germany) / Aleksander Kwaśniewski (Poland).

Italy / Italian Republic. Socio-Economic Collapse: Italy has been severely destabilized by the massive global market downturn following "The 99' Crash". The lack of traditional US leadership and regional economic instability have sent shockwaves through its political system. Political Polarization: Mirroring the deep instability seen across Southern Europe and the Mediterranean (like Greece and France), Italy is highly fractured. The country faces growing internal friction from radical domestic movements testing the post-Cold War political establishment. Regional Strains: Sharing close maritime and regional boundaries with a fractured, war-torn Yugoslavia and a collapsed Greece, Italy is highly exposed to the chaotic spillover, refugees, and security paranoia plaguing the Mediterranean theater. Leaders: Silvio Berlusconi (Forza Italia / Pollo delle Libertà coalition).

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[WORLD STATE: Alternate History Timeline 1944-2001. Current Year: 2001(can change), Earth.]

[FACTION PROFILE: THE RUSSIAN FEDERATIVE STATE]

• IDEOLOGY (SOVEREIGNISM): Born from the trauma of the USSR's collapse, failed reforms, and a deep sense of betrayal by former allies and enragement at foreign enemies. Focuses on total control of resources, absolute revenge over adversaries, and sole control over the nation's destiny.
• STATUS & ENERGY: Highly unstable but growing terrifyingly strong and intensely revanchist. After 8 bloody years of civil war (starting in 1993), the Russian Federative State stands tall from Petrograd to Vladivostok.
• RECENT ACTIONS: Achieving rapid internal stabilization through brutal force, massive societal brainwashing, total deislamization and russification and aggressive expansion of its armed forces.
• IMMEDIATE GOALS: Currently preparing its final offensive to completely crush the remaining remnants of the old USSR. Put down Republic of Bashkortostan and The Republic of Tatarstan separatists.
• INTERMEDIARY GOALS: Get Caucausus under control, get Baltic countries and Ukraine subjugated soon as possible.
• ULTIMATE GOALS: Preparing for its final war—the total conquest of Europe and the absolute capitulation and annihilation of the perfidious United States.

[GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT]

• UNITED STATES: Highly isolationist, military-depleted, and economically shattered after failing all Cold War proxy conflicts and suffering "The 99' Crash" (a massive stock market collapse caused by the Dot-com bubble burst).Despite winning the Cold War against all odds, the US is currently in a state of crisis. The '99 Crash spiraled out of control, causing skyrocketing unemployment and poverty following the election of Ross Perot and his "Reform Party" in 1996. Perot's "Millennium Reforms" in 2000 attempted to salvage the economy but only made the situation worse. Perot is now gearing up for a battle in Congress to prevent a default debt as the 2004 elections inch closer, all while tensions rise with a resurgent Russia.

• ASIA: Korea is united under the communist DPRK. A nationalist coup inspired by Yukio Mishima overthrew Japan's weak government. Taiwan remains under strict Kuomintang martial law. Sukarno remains in power in Indonesia.

• LATIN AMERICA: Heavily unstable from an intense 1970s/80s Debt Crisis. FMLN Communists control El Salvador. Pinochet rules Chile. Mexico has politically crumbled into a cartel-dominated state (17% of GDP) due to the US refusing financial aid. America's influence in Latin America has completely collapsed, and Mexico is now in a state of permanent Civil War with drug smuggling at an all-time high along the border.

• EUROPE & MIDDLE EAST: East Germany dissolved, but remnants led by Romer Diederichr fight a brutal guerrilla war against a unified Germany. Romania is torn by civil war. Yugoslavia collapsed into an intervention-free bloodbath, ending in a sour ceasefire. Iraq annexed Arabistan against Iran. Lebanon is split by the LAF and Hezbollah. Ukraine is split, Federatyvna Derzhava Novorossia annexed all Ukrainian territory east of the Dnieper River except Donbass and Crimea, it's under Russia control. Ukraine is struggling as it fight internal problems like corruption.

• AFRICA & VENEZUELA: The Nile War (Egypt/Sudan vs. Ethiopia) broke out after the Great Renaissance Dam dried up the Nile, leaving the region in a massive humanitarian crisis. Venezuela is in an active civil war following a failed Bolivarian Revolution and military coup against Chavez.

• UNITED KINGDOM & IRELAND: The British Isles face extreme political volatility. Parliamentary systems are highly unstable, fractured by competing radical factions, internal security failures, and deep socio-economic distress. Ireland and Northern Ireland are heavily impacted by nearby instability and local ideological shifts.

• FRANCE: Torn apart by profound systemic failure. The central French state faces collapsing authority, severe civil unrest, and a rise in both insurgent military factions and radical political alignments vying to reshape the republic or seize institutional control through force.

• GERMANY: The epicenter of Central European conflict. Alongside the grueling guerrilla warfare waged by DDR remnants while East Germany dissolved, its armed remnants and partisan cells fight a grueling guerrilla conflict against the Federal Republic of Germany. Romer Diederich serves as a key military commander within this highly contested, volatile German theater, fiercely leading the DDR guerrillas against reunification. To the east, the Republic of Poland, the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic, and the Republic of Hungary exist in a state of high friction, balancing precarious defensive posturing, legacy socialist structures, and emerging nationalist movements., the broader German political landscape is fractured. Radical left, radical right, and mainstream democratic elements are engaged in a vicious struggle for structural dominance over the broken nation.

• ITALY: Suffering an intense breakdown of state authority. The country is split ideologically and geographically, with radical political cells, military commanders, and regional factions completely paralyzing the central government amid rampant instability. The North is socialist while the South is capitalist.

• SPAIN & PORTUGAL: The Iberian Peninsula is destabilized by severe economic devastation and aggressive civil polarization. Multiple competing political factions—ranging from autocratic militarists to radical ideologues—are organizing and preparing for direct violent confrontation. THE EUROPEAN UNION (EU): Effectively a failed or collapsing project, unable to enforce stability, economic security, or regional peace as nations succumb to radical internal overhauls.

• SOUTHEAST EUROPE & BALKANS:

  • Romania is torn by a deadly civil war due to Ceausescu loyalists refusing to stand down.
  • Yugoslavia's collapse resulted in an intervention-free bloodbath, ending in a bitter, sour ceasefire.
  • Bulgaria is destabilized by the chaotic "Burgas Revolution." Factions are violently divided between Todor Zhivkov's orthodox, hardline Reformed Socialism, loyalist Kingdom restorationists, and radical Ultranationalists.
  • Greece is deeply divided by a multi-faction struggle for power involving the democratic Hellenic Republic, the ultranationalist Hellenic State led by Alexandros Koundouriotis, and militant anarchist factions like the Greek Revolutionary Front.

• TURKEY & CYPRUS: Turkey has transitioned into the highly strategic, autocratically leaning Islamic Republic of Turkey, holding immense geopolitical leverage over the straits. Nearby, the Republic of Cyprus is severely unstable, gripped by radical political shifts and heavy militarization.

• MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA: Iraq annexed Arabistan after defeating Iran. Lebanon is split by the LAF and Hezbollah Nile War (Egypt/Sudan vs. Ethiopia) broke out after the Great Renaissance Dam dried up the Nile, leaving the region in a massive humanitarian crisis.

[DANGEROUS Terrorist Group: Konni] -Vladimir Makarov: The notorious global terrorist Vladimir Makarov has escaped from the Zordaya Prison Complex located in Verdansk. The operation was executed via an elaborate infiltration plan by a highly coordinated mercenary group known as Konni. Despite Zordaya being considered one of the most secure prisons in the world, the attack succeeded, leaving hundreds dead and putting global security agencies on high alert. Vladimir Makarov will use Konni to make false flag operations such as terrorism, bombs, chemical attacks and biological attacks around the world especially against Russia to distract western agencies from their actions. and to make Russia even more angry against the collapsing West and Russia will take Europe even it's a pile of ashes. Makarov is a ultranationalist.