WAR DEBATE: United States of America (Pro) vs. Russian Federation (Con)

Thank you, Russia.POLITICAL TIMELINE(corresponds with war, not warfare):April 30th:As war is declared, propaganda posters established around communism and falsely accusing Russia of still being communist. A lot of radical Republicans come out and volunteer to fight, but many moderates and Democrats are not convinced. This brings out around 300,000 people on the first day.May 1st:The United States of America passes the "Quit-Russia" act.May 2nd:The United States comes to an agreement to set up many USA military bases in northern Japan. The deal is worth about $250 million dollars and is accepted. May 3rd:The United States starts sending troops to northern Japan, but Japan only allows them to settle there, not to interfere with their populace whatsoever so Russia does not find out about this agreement. The US cyber-warfare team is also stationed here, so they can use their cyber-warfare closely.May 4th:The United States speaks to multiple OPEC countries about coming into trading agreements for oil. Over $500 million dollars is spent into oil, which provides the United States without 10 million barrels of oil. (Based off of the current oil per barrel price, about $45.92) [1]WAR TIMELINE:May 1st:The United States Third Fleet and Seventh Fleet ready themselves to launch an invasion using Japan. They gather in Japan with about 260 ships total. About 55 submarines are put into the Pacific Ocean, hunting the Russian submarines and other ships.May 2nd:10 aircraft carriers are deployed on the coast of Eastern Russia and Alaska, ready to launch an attack through Siberia.May 3rd:The 10 aircraft carriers along with about 250 other ships attack through the Alaskan channel. Each aircraft carrier carries about 85-90 aircraft, mostly attack helicopters and fighters. May 4th:The fleets engage in combat, which is a bloody one, but as the Russian fleet is distracted, the Japanese US units attack. 5 aircraft carriers along with 2,000+ aircraft pass through the Sea of Japan and land in Primorsky, with little casualties. About 400,000 troops with over 20,000 AFVs and 5,000 tanks are successfully deployed in this region.May 4th:US cyber-warfare teams cause multiple blackouts in the Primorsky region, confusing the Russian troops and leaving them with little communication.May 5th: The 400,000 troops along with 2,000+ aircraft take the city of Nakhodka and station themselves there, waiting for reinforcements to advance further.May 6th:The Alaskan channel battle is in favor of the United States, but most ships are being blindsided with the mines placed on the Pacific coast of Russia.May 7th: The United States Fourth Fleet and Sixth Fleet meet up in the Baltic Sea, outside of Russian reach to discuss an invasion into West Russia.May 8th:More than a million people volunteer to join the United States military, which leads to the transport of about 500,000 troops, 2,000 tanks, and 5,000 AFVs into Japan, ready to reinforce the Nakhodka units.______________________________________________________________________Quit-Russia Act:Any Russian goods since war declaration will be discarded. Any Russian companies are to be shutdown as well. The Russian embassy is taken over and destroyed, the Russian ambassador transported back to Russia. (unharmed to avoid UN disapproval) Any Russian immigrants must be deported right away or face imprisonment with the possibility of falling victim to the death-penalty.Economy:The economy must be regulated strictly. President Vaktus tries to get aid for other countries but most deny, not wanting to get involved. He also tries to find agreements for different production lines such as arms, tanks, supplies, and more. Agreements that will not be aid (so it doesn't violate the rules), but agreements that will benefit both sides. Taxes will be raised a bit, but not too much so that the populace of the United States is unhappy.Food-rationing:Food will be rationed to the US populace but not harshly. There will be 3 square meals a day that will help the US citizens, but food must be conserved for the army. Companies will help the federal government if asked, or threaten to be shut down by the US government. All is needed in order to help this campaign.Propaganda posters:Propaganda posters are set up much like in the Cold War and WWII, with harsh emphasis on how Russia is still communist and hates its people. Of course, this is not true, but it is a propaganda poster to get radicals who hate Russia to join the military right away. This works, with over 1 million people volunteering in the first week.That's my argument, over to you, Russia!Citations:[1]- http://www.nasdaq.com...