The Man in the Sand Castle (Nazi-World RP: OOC)

[The Vekta-Helghast Empire]

I just had an evil plan to cripple the English economy.. Mwahaha! MWAHAHAHAHA-*almost choke to death due to his own hilarity*

Does it involve the Dutch getting rich?
If not I don't like it

If you invest in Scottish oil it does..

Hint: England relies on foreign oil to sustain itself.

[Granadeseret]

Juan Peron is. The whole authoritarian atmosphere and closer economic relations with Germany kept him from going under and being kicked out, as well as the Red Scare South America has been experiencing in Bolivia and Peru, and now Brazil.

And the 14th of July Movement has just arrived in Peru, so hopefully things there will soon come to a head. Also, does this mean Brazil, Paraguay and Uruaguay are all now Communist?

Brazil's major cities and industrial and population centers rose up in a Communist revolt, but the former government still exists, from a secret base of operations in the Amazon rainforest, and many cities have not yet fallen. Paraguay and Uruaguay are not Communist, but they have strong communists movements who are fighting with and supplying the Socialist Republic of Amazonia.

[Lunas Legion]

And the 14th of July Movement has just arrived in Peru, so hopefully things there will soon come to a head. Also, does this mean Brazil, Paraguay and Uruaguay are all now Communist?

Brazil's major cities and industrial and population centers rose up in a Communist revolt, but the former government still exists, from a secret base of operations in the Amazon rainforest, and many cities have not yet fallen. Paraguay and Uruaguay are not Communist, but they have strong communists movements who are fighting with and supplying the Socialist Republic of Amazonia.

Rough numbers of supporters in Brazil, Uruguay, and Paraguay?

[The Vekta-Helghast Empire]

Maybe a March on Newcastle is in order

Have fun with that when the oil stops flowing to England.

[Granadeseret]

Brazil's major cities and industrial and population centers rose up in a Communist revolt, but the former government still exists, from a secret base of operations in the Amazon rainforest, and many cities have not yet fallen. Paraguay and Uruaguay are not Communist, but they have strong communists movements who are fighting with and supplying the Socialist Republic of Amazonia.

Rough numbers of supporters in Brazil, Uruguay, and Paraguay?

Brazil: 29 million (Not all armed, of course: Just people who voted for Left-of-Center parties who are against Right-Wing rule)
Paraguay: 400,000, but growing
Uruguay: 1.4 million (They're actually pretty much Communist)

[Lunas Legion]

Rough numbers of supporters in Brazil, Uruguay, and Paraguay?

Brazil: 29 million (Not all armed, of course: Just people who voted for Left-of-Center parties who are against Right-Wing rule)
Paraguay: 400,000, but growing
Uruguay: 1.4 million (They're actually pretty much Communist)

That's almost half the population of Brazil. So they've seized equipment from the Brazilian Army I presume? What are their chances of resisting a full-on attack by Argentina?

[Granadeseret]

Brazil: 29 million (Not all armed, of course: Just people who voted for Left-of-Center parties who are against Right-Wing rule)
Paraguay: 400,000, but growing
Uruguay: 1.4 million (They're actually pretty much Communist)

That's almost half the population of Brazil. So they've seized equipment from the Brazilian Army I presume? What are their chances of resisting a full-on attack by Argentina?

Well, the military is largely loyal (after all, a military dictatorship is not something they want to lose), but the Communist have seized control of several depots. The Socialists don't have many tanks or planes, but they do have all the small arms they need.

[Lunas Legion]

That's almost half the population of Brazil. So they've seized equipment from the Brazilian Army I presume? What are their chances of resisting a full-on attack by Argentina?

Well, the military is largely loyal (after all, a military dictatorship is not something they want to lose), but the Communist have seized control of several depots. The Socialists don't have many tanks or planes, but they do have all the small arms they need.

I think it's time the Internationale committed its 'strategic reserve' that has been held in Persia and Afganistan to ensure the Brazilian Revolution succeeds.

[Aldelxane]

What to do.... Lunas, can we re-design this idea? It's evident Siberia REALLY doesn't want to be ruled by a dictator.....
(Honestly, I think no part of Russia is currently right for Stalin's return. I suggest carving out a state somewhere else.)

[Granadeseret]

Provisionally accepted: just be sure to get some kind of military numbers before making military moves.

[Corenea]

Well, the military is largely loyal (after all, a military dictatorship is not something they want to lose), but the Communist have seized control of several depots. The Socialists don't have many tanks or planes, but they do have all the small arms they need.

I think it's time the Internationale committed its 'strategic reserve' that has been held in Persia and Afganistan to ensure the Brazilian Revolution succeeds.

Well I think it's time for America to go freedom mode to spread democracy

[Lunas Legion]

What to do.... Lunas, can we re-design this idea? It's evident Siberia REALLY doesn't want to be ruled by a dictator.....
(Honestly, I think no part of Russia is currently right for Stalin's return. I suggest carving out a state somewhere else.)

Most of the Internationale's support is in Russia. Unless a mass immigration of Communist Russians to the possible Communist state in Brazil, then expect to have to fight the Internationale once you've gained independence.

[Aldelxane]

What to do.... Lunas, can we re-design this idea? It's evident Siberia REALLY doesn't want to be ruled by a dictator.....
(Honestly, I think no part of Russia is currently right for Stalin's return. I suggest carving out a state somewhere else.)

Most of the Internationale's support is in Russia. Unless a mass immigration of Communist Russians to the possible Communist state in Brazil, then expect to have to fight the Internationale once you've gained independence.

The problem is Siberia, however. We've made an agreement OOC, but they're asking the resistance for help IC. (random event)

[Lunas Legion]

Most of the Internationale's support is in Russia. Unless a mass immigration of Communist Russians to the possible Communist state in Brazil, then expect to have to fight the Internationale once you've gained independence.

The problem is Siberia, however. We've made an agreement OOC, but they're asking the resistance for help IC. (random event)

Or they don't want to have to ask Stalin to help.

[Aldelxane]

The problem is Siberia, however. We've made an agreement OOC, but they're asking the resistance for help IC. (random event)

Or they don't want to have to ask Stalin to help.

Which means they don't want Stalin.

[Granadeseret]

The problem is Siberia, however. We've made an agreement OOC, but they're asking the resistance for help IC. (random event)

Or they don't want to have to ask Stalin to help.

Well, Siberia was built on the backs of White Russian prisoners Stalin threw into Siberian Gulags and broke out to fight for Japan, so...

They'd rather eat dirt then ask for Communist assistance.

[Aldelxane]

Or they don't want to have to ask Stalin to help.

Well, Siberia was built on the backs of White Russian prisoners Stalin threw into Siberian Gulags and broke out to fight for Japan, so...

They'd rather eat dirt then ask for Communist assistance.

Which means the Communists really don't have that much popular support in Russia atm. Hence, it'd be more productive for the International to create a Communist state for Stalin to rule somewhere else.

[Lunas Legion]

Or they don't want to have to ask Stalin to help.

Well, Siberia was built on the backs of White Russian prisoners Stalin threw into Siberian Gulags and broke out to fight for Japan, so...

They'd rather eat dirt then ask for Communist assistance.

Exactly. Although what's the current situation in Turkomenistan and it's relations with the surrounding nations?

[Corenea]

Well, Siberia was built on the backs of White Russian prisoners Stalin threw into Siberian Gulags and broke out to fight for Japan, so...

They'd rather eat dirt then ask for Communist assistance.

Which means the Communists really don't have that much popular support in Russia atm. Hence, it'd be more productive for the International to create a Communist state for Stalin to rule somewhere else.

Just not in Cuba, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Hawaii, North America, Bahamas, or the Carribeans

[Granadeseret]

Well, Siberia was built on the backs of White Russian prisoners Stalin threw into Siberian Gulags and broke out to fight for Japan, so...

They'd rather eat dirt then ask for Communist assistance.

Exactly. Although what's the current situation in Turkomenistan and it's relations with the surrounding nations?

Turkomenistan is a protectorate of the Ottoman Empire. They're highly pro-German and Pro-Ottoman, and are warm towards Mongolia and The Warlord Confederation. Relations with Siberia are fine, but are staunch Anti-Stalinists.

[Aldelxane]

Well, Siberia was built on the backs of White Russian prisoners Stalin threw into Siberian Gulags and broke out to fight for Japan, so...

They'd rather eat dirt then ask for Communist assistance.

Exactly. Although what's the current situation in Turkomenistan and it's relations with the surrounding nations?

Which supports my original claim. Stalin hasn't been very popular in Russia since the dissolution of the USSR in the 1940s.

[Lunas Legion]

Exactly. Although what's the current situation in Turkomenistan and it's relations with the surrounding nations?

Which supports my original claim. Stalin hasn't been very popular in Russia since the dissolution of the USSR in the 1940s.

Although these are the people he threw into gulags, so they aren't exactly the average Russian.

[Granadeseret]

Which supports my original claim. Stalin hasn't been very popular in Russia since the dissolution of the USSR in the 1940s.

Although these are the people he threw into gulags, so they aren't exactly the average Russian.

Well, there was also the small matter of Stalin losing the war and fleeing in their hour of need, and the breakdown of the Red Army resulting in many raids on Russian citizens for supply. Stalin isen't all the popular, though he probably still has a 20-30% approval rating.

[Lunas Legion]

Which means the Communists really don't have that much popular support in Russia atm. Hence, it'd be more productive for the International to create a Communist state for Stalin to rule somewhere else.

Just not in Cuba, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Hawaii, North America, Bahamas, or the Carribeans

The Cuban Revolutionaries have skipped the homeland revolution and gone straight to exporting it. Is Brazil/Peru/Paraguay/Uruguay alright as a (possible) Communist state?

[Granadeseret]

Just not in Cuba, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Hawaii, North America, Bahamas, or the Carribeans

The Cuban Revolutionaries have skipped the homeland revolution and gone straight to exporting it. Is Brazil/Peru/Paraguay/Uruguay alright as a (possible) Communist state?

Boliva is also a Communist hotbed, so a United Socialist South American Republics is not out of the question... though, America standing for it is another matter...