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Niwae wrote:

since the first thing I will do as Paraguay is to improve relations with Brazil and Argentina ... then economic reforms etc.

Can someone take control of Argentina and Brazil for a moment ... I want to improve relations with them :)

What if after the end of the Qing Dynasty Sun Yat-Sen never resigned right then giving the power to Yuan Shikai after gaining power to end the very brief civil war that came after, China would be divided in civil war but without Yuan messing up the ROC it would actually last.

Ethics committee of the scpf wrote:

What if after the end of the Qing Dynasty Sun Yat-Sen never resigned right then giving the power to Yuan Shikai after gaining power to end the very brief civil war that came after, China would be divided in civil war but without Yuan messing up the ROC it would actually last.

Actually I think I know what I’m going to do today.

Haruhi Japan wrote:

That sounds poggers.

It does, if only his life ended not trying to overthrow the Chinese government like he was 30 years before to the Qing.

Ethics committee of the scpf wrote:

The Conciliation Bill which has been In parliament for months ultimately fails due to the PMs and the Conservatives opposition to it, this outrages suffragettes as a wave of strikes continues across the country. Some suffragettes decide to storm the Parliament which isn’t well protected from the outside. The Suffragettes easily push through the front steps into the guards who are hesitant to fire, after making their way in parliament is notified and both chambers are closed down as guards confront the Suffragettes. They stay in a standoff until a bullet is fired and all hell breaks lose, eventually with bayonets the Royal Guard pushes the suffragettes out and along with local police begin savagely beating and arresting the men and women who took part. After this police violence against suffragettes intensifies and many cities including London decide to ban suffragette groups which only divides people even more about the issue.

These protests spread to France but instead the suffragettes protest peacefully and the police just let them do their thing from a safe distance. Millions across the nation participate in boycotts and strikes which makes the French government question if they should give in to their demands or not.

Ethics committee of the scpf wrote:

Encouraged by this and angered at the recent actions in bannings and violence suffragettes begin the window smashing movement.

furby

Ethics committee of the scpf wrote:

Turkish suffragette time

Sir since women helped the revolution, the turks now have a much better view on them, and they might be allowed to vote.

Ethics committee of the scpf wrote:

The Conciliation Bill which has been In parliament for months ultimately fails due to the PMs and the Conservatives opposition to it, this outrages suffragettes as a wave of strikes continues across the country. Some suffragettes decide to storm the Parliament which isn’t well protected from the outside. The Suffragettes easily push through the front steps into the guards who are hesitant to fire, after making their way in parliament is notified and both chambers are closed down as guards confront the Suffragettes. They stay in a standoff until a bullet is fired and all hell breaks lose, eventually with bayonets the Royal Guard pushes the suffragettes out and along with local police begin savagely beating and arresting the men and women who took part. After this police violence against suffragettes intensifies and many cities including London decide to ban suffragette groups which only divides people even more about the issue.

Hey, what happened? Is U.S/Ferneus dead?

Hey, am i needed?

Memesagood wrote:

Hey, what happened? Is U.S/Ferneus dead?

No, they are just going to have a civil war after the 1912 election

Haruhi Japan wrote:

Despite all of this, the French parliament votes in favor of no suffrage for women. This is backed by a coalition of conservative, democratic, and church leaders.

This does not help the moral of suffragettes in Great Britain but progress is made outside of England and Wales.