Howard Kuslauskus Senior

### Ideology

Totalitarianism, Paleo-Conservative, English Atlantian interests, Anti-American, Anti-Communist, Real-politik, Po-Japanese, Pro-German

## Early Life

Kuslauskus was born in 1901 to a family of fishermen in Zhaprinsk. As a kid he wasn’t that interested in religion and only went because he had to. He was very egotistical and was mostly interested in gaining attention from others. He bullied people who he thought threatened his popularity. He started smoking, doing drugs and drinking alcohol as a teenager. He also was well known for committing adultery and abusing women. Nobody really liked him but they pretended to like him out of fear.

He operated a gang of people who would do as he would say out of fear. He made a lot of money through robbing people and businesses and would come home to his family and saying that he made a lot of money from stocks which made them happy as they were not aware with how he operated as a mafia leader. In 1920 when the communists came to power they found out about Kuslauskus’ activities and was labelled a parasite of society. He was beat up by communists and sentenced to penal labor building railroad tracks in Gottheim.

In 1923 after the war he was released from prison but he could not reorganise his gang. Many of them were executed by the communists and people started to know his true face so did not trust him with any power. He was left with no way to make money and he told his parents that the company he worked at was shut down by the communists and had left him without a job.

He did not vote in the 1923 elections because he did not care who won and in the civil war he used it as an opportunity to regain money by robbing people and businesses during the chaos, saying that it was taxation.

After the civil war he knew that his gang career was over, he gained a reputation as a violent, oppressive and belligerent person who mistreated his enemies, allies and mistresses. He thought the best career choice was for him to peruse politics, especially with the fascist regime providing opportunities for retribution and extortion not unlike his life as a crime leader.

## Political life

He joined the national Firebrand party and silenced anyone who would speak up for his former actions as a crime leader. Anyone who tried to speak up against them he labeled as communists who disappeared in the middle of the night never to be seen again. He had got his position of power back as a local governor. By 1938 he became the head of the Zhaprinsk reigion and was one of the highest members in the party.

In 1940 when the allies invaded he realized the UAS could not win so he quickly left the party and burnt any documents that associated him to the party or any evidence of sentencing people to be executed.

Under the allied intervention he tried to keep a low profile, his goal was to try and hope everyone would have forgotten about him so that when the allies left most people would have forsaken his reputation, he adopted a new ID and moved to Brentz and got involved in some anti-American riots which did make him quite popular as a populist leader.

## Presidency

In 1950 the allies had left but he still did not have enough faith that people had forgotten about him so did not participate in the 1950s election but did form his own party which was called the Popular League. He saw that the government was becoming unstable and with support of the military staged a coup. The Military supported Howard because they knew he was a careerist and so would do what the military would said if they let him become leader.

Under his reign he saw increased inequality, corruption and limited economic growth. He also supported South Korea in the Korean War, joined the UN and saw an increase in religiosity. He staged rigged elections to make it seem like he was popular however people were not buying it. Protests spearheaded by *Eva Bronauski* saw Howard's regime become increasingly unstable

People protested and he thought that if he was to try and keep onto power he would die like three of the four former leaders. After his resignation he made an exit from all politics seeing that he could no longer keep hold of power, he ran away to Las Vegas.

He was 59 years old, unemployed, lost both his parents and nobody liked him, and he didn’t even get a pension. He spent the rest of his days homeless until he died at the age of 66 in 1967 from Influenza. He remains the least popular leader of UAS who was in charge for a full term. He is also tainted by the legacy of his son who was a serial killer and the least popular politician in UAS history. People criticize Howard for raising him poorly and not disciplining him.