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1985 Hawaiian coup d'etat

the **1985 Hawaiian coup d'etat**, also known in Hawaii as the **March Revolution** took place on 18 March 1985 in the Kingdom of Hawaii, with the goal of overthrowing the de facto absolute monarchy that had been in place since 1935 after the 1935 Hawaiian coup d'etat, and replacing King Edward, who had ruled since 1969 with his cousin, Kekau, The coup was sponsored by the Reform Party, and the United States.

## Precursor events

S*ee article here: 1984-85 Hawaii protests*

On 16 May 1984, after months of calls for King Edward to reinstate the constitutional monarchy, full scale protests broke out in Hilo and Honolulu. Although he reformed the Cabinet of the Kingdom of Hawaii on 1 October 1984, causing tensions to lessen for a brief time, it was soon discovered he would handpick the members of the cabinet, and riots broke out in late October.

The Hawaiian Army was deployed to Honolulu to brutally suppress the riots as King Edward dissolved the cabinet and announced he would not be reinstating the constitution for any reason. Ronald Reagan denounced King Edward and stated that he would support a transitional government against Edward if such a government were to be created. By March 1985, tensions had reached the boiling point, with widespread riots breaking out across Hawaii on 17 March.

## The coup

On the morning of 18 March 1985, the Hawaiian Army revolted on Hawai'i, and soon enough formed the Provisional Assembly of the Kingdom of Hawaii. The head of the revolt, Anela Kekepania, marched with a group of protesters on Honolulu Palace, taking control of the palace after a short battle that afternoon. Lydia was crowned Queen Lydia later that day. King Edward refused to abdicate for another few hours, until he was arrested and signed a letter of abdication shortly before midnight on 18 March.

## Aftermath

In order to guarantee Hawaii's stability in the immediate aftermath of the coup, American forces occupied the country from 20 March 1985-16 June 1986, and left the country on 17 June 1986. Queen Kekau was officially recognized as Queen of Hawaii on 20 March 1985, and has reigned as queen ever since, being the world's second oldest reigning monarch, being born just hours after Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom.
Administration divisions of the West Romance Republic (Great Nations)

The **administration divisions of the West Romance Republic** are subnational administration units of the West Romance Republic.

**Administration divisions of the West Romance Republic**

## Tiers of the West Romance Republic

* **First level division:** States
	+ **Second level division:** Regions
		- **Third level division:** Subregions
			* **Fourth level division:** Departments
				+ **Fifth level division:** Arrondissements
					- **Sixth level division:** Cantons
						* **Seventh level division:** Intercommunes
							+ **Eighth level division:** Communes
								- **Ninth level division:** Populated places
									* **Tenth level division:** Census tract
										+ **Eleventh level division:** Electoral precinct
											- **Twelfth level division:** Block groups
												* **Thirteenth level division:** Census blocks

## Fifth level division

Arrondissements of the West Romance Republic

## Seventh level division

Intercommunes of the West Romance Republic

## Ninth level division

Populated places in the West Romance Republic

## Tenth level division

Census tract of the West Romance Republic

## Eleventh level division

Electoral precincts of the West Romance Republic

## Twelfth level division

Block groups of the West Romance Republic

## Thirteenth level division

Census blocks of the West Romance Republic
Albanian Republic (Great Nations)

The **Albanian Republic** was a state that was formed in the aftermath of World War IV. It was dissolved following the 2085 Albanian Coup détat.

**Albanian Republic**
* 2085

 **Government:** Unitary Constitutional Republic
**President:**
 **History:*** Aftermath of World War IV
* 2085 Albanian Elections
* 2085 Albanian coup d´etat

## Administration division

Administration division of the Albanian Republic
2052 United States presidential election (Blackford)

The **2052 United States presidential election** was the 67th quadrennial presidential election, held on Tuesday, November 5, 2052. The Democratic ticket of Pennsylvania Governor Cerys Jordan and North Carolina Senator David Rose defeated the ticket of incumbent Republican President Gilbert Melendez and Vice President Tyler Schultz in a landslide. The election was the first since Pete Buttigieg's defeat in the 2040 election in which the incumbent lost re-election, and was the largest Electoral College landslide since 1984. Jordan carried 41 of the 50 states, becoming the first Democrat to win Utah since 1964, nearly 100 years prior. Melendez carried only 9 states as well as Nebraska's 3rd congressional district, though he ultimately lost his home state of Nebraska as a whole. Jordan was also the first candidate in U.S. history to receive over 100 million votes, and defeated Melendez by a margin of 30 points nationally.

Compared to 2048, the Democrats flipped 20 states, those being Alaska, Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Ohio, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas and Utah. Many historians have cited this election as a realigning election in United States history, reigning in a period of Democratic governance that would last until the 2068 election, and the Democratic landslide in the presidential election coincided with large-scale Democratic gains in the Senate and House of Representatives.

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2056 Indiana Public Question 1 (Blackford)

The **Indiana Equal Rights Amendment** to the Indiana Constitution of 1851 prohibited discrimination on the basis of "race, color, creed, religion/religious views, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity/expression, age, disability, ancestry or national origin," while also seeking to "clarify marriage as between any two consenting individuals, regardless of their legal gender". It was approved by Hoosier voters in 2056 as "Public Question 1," being approved by 63.53% of voters. Its large margin of victory was credited in part to the coattail effect of incumbent president Cerys Jordan, who supported the amendment, and won the state by a similar margin during the concurrent presidential election.

The amendment became obsolete when the Indiana Constitution of 1851 was replaced by the Indiana Constitution of 2078, though that constitution included and expanded the protections provided by the amendment.

## Question

"*Do you support implementing the proposed Indiana Equal Rights Amendment into the Constitution of Indiana (prohibits discrimination based on race, color, creed, religion/religious views, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity/expression, age, disability, ancestry or national origin, and which clarifies marriage as being between any two consenting individuals regardless of their legal gender)?*"
2041 Muncie earthquake (2032: Collapse)

Late on the night of December 24 (Christmas Eve), 2041, a earthquake with a magnitude of 5.3 (Mw) struck east central Indiana and west central Ohio, with a determined epicenter over the city of Muncie, Indiana, Republic of Indiana-Michigan. It was the strongest earthquake in the region since the 2008 Illinois earthquake, and the first and to date only known earthquake to cause fatalities in Indiana history. Severe damage was reported across east central Indiana, particularly in the Muncie and Anderson areas, with several houses in Muncie being destroyed. A damaged overpass under maintenance work in Anderson collapsed due to the earthquake, crashing onto construction equipment. Damage totals were estimated between 50 million and 70 million euros.

One person died in Hartford City due to a combination of the earthquake knocking out power and bitterly cold weather, as well as heavy snow and wind. This was the first death attributed to a earthquake in the history of Indiana. Power was knocked out to large parts of Madison, Grant, Blackford, Henry, Randolph and Delaware counties for several hours after the earthquake, while severe winter weather conditions further reduced emergency services' ability to respond. The director of the Hoosier-Michigander Department of Disaster Response was later quoted as saying that "it was very surprising that the death toll wasn't significantly higher, given the circumstances". However, hundreds were hospitalized across the region due to various injuries either sustained directly from earthquake damage or due to the power outages induced by the earthquake. Initially, 26 deaths were falsely attributed to the earthquake, although it was later found that various false deaths had been reported.
2017-18 Uthopia Ocean hurricane season

2017-18 Uthopia Ocean hurricane season will begin on October 1 and ended on April 30. therese dates determine when storms will form however storms may form sooner than expected.storms were also tracked by the BoM

## Storms

 Duration
 Intensity

### Hurricane Anais

On August 16 a low formed in the Desmonf Gulf and quikly organized the next day the storm became a tropical storm and began to slowly organize the storm passed east of land and intensified into a hurricane the next day, the next day the storm strengthend into a strong category 3, however Anais enter unfavorable conditions and quickly dropped to 75 mph.

### Tropical Storm Bing

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### Hurricane Carlotta

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### Hurricane Dane

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### Hurricane Emily

 Duration
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### Tropical Storm Fehi

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### Tropical Storm Gustav

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### Hurricane Hermine

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### Hurricane Isidore

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### Tropical Storm Joan

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## Names

If a name is not used it will start the next years season for example if Fehi isnt used in 2017-18 it will start 2018-19

* Anais
* Bing
* Carlotta
* Dane
* Emily
* Fehi
* Gustav
* Hermine
* Isidore
* Joan (unused)
* **Karl (unused)**
* **Li (unused)**
* **Miles (unused)**
* **Nicole (unused)**
* **Otto (unused)**
* **Paloma (unused)**
* **Queenie (unused)**
* **Rusty (unused)**
* **Sandra (unused)**
* **Tobias (unused)**
* **Ulysses (unused)**
* **Virginia (unused)**
* **Xavier (unused)**
* **Yolanda (unused)**
* **Zekrom (unused)**

Aluxery Names

* **Aka (unused)**
* **Waka (unused)**
* **Eleka (unused)**
* **Iuope (unused)**

## Outlook

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## Retiement

In June of 2018 the names Emily and Isidore were retired due to there impacts on Wolf City and will never be used again instead the names Erma and Ignacio were chosen to replace them for future use
Alabama State Route 310

The Memorial Montgomery Parkway

## AL 310

Alabama State Route 310 is a Highway in Alabama.

## Related Routes

*Not to be confused with its parent route, Interstate 46.*

## I-46D

Interstate 46D was to be a highway that was going to run from Louisiana to Tennessee, from LA Route 26 in Lake Arthur, to Interstate 46's Auxiliary route, Interstate 346, in Memphis. It passed through Alabama. It was then cancelled and was replaced by US 978 which was then replaced by AL 310.
2016 Bedford City tornado

The **2016 Bedford City tornado** was a significant tornado that impacted Bedford City on January 20, 2016.

## Meteorological History

The tornado formed in a field south-southwest of Bedford City. The tornado strengthened as it spun clockwise in a north-northeasterly direction towards South Bedford City and Spring Mill. The tornado barely missed both communities and tracked towards downtown, where at least 150 mobile homes were damaged in a mobile home park. The tornado, continuously heading towards downtown, flipped an OUS Weather Center van, killing two notable storm chasers. The tornado struck downtown about two minutes later after barely striking Buddha, injuring 27. Windows were busted out of the Bedford Tower and the June P. Guygungan Building, where 15 were injured combined. The tornado began to steadily weaken from its 155 mph winds and damaged many homes in the northern suburb, Marina City. The tornado dissipated on Highway 44.
1997 Hungarian coup d'etat (1941: Barbarossa Victory)

* KDP government successfully deposed
* National Assembly dissolved
* General Halász Dávid named President for life
* Return to fascist rule, outbreak of civil war
* Arrow Cross Party
* Schutzstaffel remnants
* Christian Democratic Party

The **1997 Hungarian coup d'etat** was a violent military coup d'etat which took place in Hungary on 25-26 August 1997. The coup led to the deposition of Prime Minister László Béla of the Christian Democratic Party, the end of the liberalizing reforms known as the Hungarian Thaw, the restoration of the Arrow Cross Party to power, a return to fascist totalitarianism and the outbreak of the Hungarian Civil War of 1997-1999. Hungary had been undergoing gradual liberalizing reforms since the early 1990s, with several opposition parties to the ruling Arrow Cross Party being unbanned for the 1994 legislative election. Quickly, the centre-right Christian Democratic Party (KDP) became the dominant opposition party to the Arrow Cross Party, and in the 1996 legislative election managed to prevent the Arrow Cross Party from forming a majority government.

A successive string of short-lived minority governments led by the Arrow Cross Party eventually led to the collapse of the Arrow Cross Party government, and in June 1997 the Christian Democratic Party formed a government under László Béla, who became the first Prime Minister of Hungary to not belong to the Arrow Cross Party since 1951. Béla would quickly set in place more radical liberalizing and democratizing reforms, which angered the Arrow Cross Party's leadership, including President Szalai Miklós. On 24 July, Miklós attempted to dissolve the National Assembly in what was widely seen as an attempted coup, which led to Miklós' arrest and deposition.

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2083 Indiana's 10th congressional district special election (Blackford)

Percentage

Alison Preston *(elect)*
Progress
Paisley Horne
Progress

The **2083 Indiana's 10th congressional district special election** was held on January 1, 2083 to choose a new member of the U.S. House of Representatives to represent Indiana's 10th congressional district, which is mostly comprised of Downtown Indianapolis and surrounding neighborhoods. The seat's victor in the 2082 election cycle, Progress Party nominee and former U.S. representative from 2049 to 2065 Alison Preston had died suddenly several weeks before the election, and Democratic nominee Brentley Vinson tried to claim victory on the grounds that Alison was deceased at the time of the election and therefore any votes for her were null and void. This was despite the fact that Vinson had only received 24.7% of the vote in the November election, and his victory claim was rejected by a court on November 14, 2082. Said court order also ordered a special election to the seat be held within 74 days in accordance with Title 3, Article 10 of the Indiana Code, and ultimately an election date of January 1 was chosen by Governor Taylor Barker on November 17.

The Progress Party and Democratic Party held their nominating caucuses on December 1, with the Progressives picking Paisley Horne, the campaign manager for Preston's 2082 congressional campaign and the incumbent deputy mayor of Indianapolis. Meanwhile, the Democrats picked Brentley Vinson, who had been defeated in his attempt to seek that seat two months prior. Vinson was cross-endorsed by the right-wing Conservative Union Party, as well as several other minor right-wing parties. Horne would end up defeating Vinson in a landslide, as was widely expected, although Horne unexpectedly improved on Alison's total percentage from the regular 2082 election. Horne was certified as the winner of the election on January 5, and was sworn in as a U.S. representative the next day.
Afghan Progress Party (2032: Collapse)

The **Afghan Progress Party**, originally known as the **Green-Socialist Party of Afghanistan** is a left-wing political party active in Afghanistan which currently leads the country in a coalition with several other parties (the AAPP, the IRP and the ARDP). The party is described as the furthest left in the coalition, and since its formation in 2081 two Prime Ministers have come from the party: Zala Idrisi (notable for being the first woman to serve as the country's prime minister, serving from 2085 until 2087) and incumbent Ghatool Mir. The party is one of the largest in the country's legislature, especially in the House of the People where it holds 16 seats. The party's manifesto officially describes it as a "green-socialist party," opposing capitalism, Political Islam and conservatism while supporting socialism, progressivism and secularism, with the party's manifesto further commenting that "the matter of religion does not belong in government," and states that "religion should not dictate law". The party enjoys most of its popularity among university students in urban areas of the country as well as non-Muslims that reside in the country, and has been involved in a long-term rivalry with the right-wing, ultraconservative Afghan Islamic Conservative League.

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2048 Indiana gubernatorial election (Blackford)

The **2048 Indiana gubernatorial election** was held on November 3, 2048, to elect the governor and lieutenant governor of the U.S. state of Indiana. The election was held concurrently with the 2048 United States presidential election, as well as elections to the United States House of Representatives, United States Senate and various state and local elections. Incumbent Republican governor Jorden Ferrell, who had been elected governor in a special election the previous year, was elected to a full four-year term in a landslide over Emily Rivers of the Indiana Progressive Party. Rivers' performance was the strongest showing for a third-party candidate for governor in Indiana history, outperforming Albert J. Beveridge's performance as the Bull Moose Party's nominee for governor in 1912 by nearly 6 points. The election was also by a considerable margin the worst showing for a Democratic candidate for governor in Indiana state history.

The Democratic Party had nominated television anchor Joseph Stevens for governor and state representative Delilah Howards for lieutenant governor, however Stevens' campaign would be the subject of massive controversy when several of his former colleagues accused him of sexual harassment in late July, leading to Howards withdrawing her position on the Democratic ticket and endorsing Rivers. The controversy against Stevens massively bolstered the campaign of Rivers, who had up to that point been a relatively obscure candidate. Her campaign was further bolstered when it was uncovered that Stevens had been accused of sexual assault while living in Ohio in 2030, though he had never formally been charged with any crime. The Indiana Democratic Party expelled Stevens from the party on October 19 and dropped their endorsement of him, though he still appeared as the Democratic nominee on the ballot on Election Day. Stevens ultimately came in a distant third on Election Day, polling less than 10% of the vote against Rivers' 32% and Ferrell's 54%. This was the first time since 1928 in which Lake County, a Democratic stronghold in the northwest of the state, backed the Republican nominee for Governor.

## Republican primary

### Withdrew before election

* Andrew Burns, former lieutenant governor (2041-2047) *(arrested and dropped out)*
* Ethan Davis, Indiana Secretary of Education *(died)*

## References

1. ↑ Delilah Howards was initially chosen as the Democratic nominee for Lieutenant Governor, however withdrew her candidacy after the sexual assault allegations against Stevens.
Albanian Imperial Transition (Great Nations)

The **Albanian Imperial Transition** was a period in Albania from the 2085 Albanian Coup d'etat to the formation of the Great Albanian Empire. The period saw constant wars, political unrests and civil wars in the Albanian territories.

**Albanian Imperial Transition**
* Part of the Revolutions of 2084-2104

**Location:** Greater Albanian territories
* 2085 Albanian Coup
 **Methods:*** Protests
* Revolutions
* Civil Wars
* Political unrests
* Many more

## Background

Background of the Albanian Imperial Transition

## Events

List of events during the Albanian Imperial Transition

## Aftermath

Aftermath of the Albanian Imperial Transition
1966 Sudguinean National Assembly elections

Elections were held on 18 November 1966 to decide the makeup of the National Assembly when it was formed upon South Guinea's planned independence on 31 December of that year. The left-wing nationalist Party for the Advancement of South Guinea (PAGS) won 87 of the 150 seats, more than enough to form a majority government, though it formed an electoral alliance with the Revolutionary National Party (PNR), which won 7 seats. All 5 independents also chose to join the government led by the PAGS. The opposition was formed by the Party for Progress and Reform (PPR) and Party of Faith and Democracy (PFD), both of which generally took a more sympathetic line to France, their former colonial masters.

Observers noted that the election was free and fair, and it was the last time until 1999 in which an opposition party was elected to the National Assembly. It also remains the last free election in South Guinea to date. The PAGS-controlled National Assembly would quickly begin passing legislation to weaken the nation's democratic institutions, with the PPR and PFD being banned for allegedly plotting a coup d'etat against President Emmanuel Andeme in August of 1967, and the PNR merged into the PAGS the next month. The National Assembly passed a revised constitution in December 1967 which officially made South Guinea a socialist one-party state, with only PAGS members and aligned independents being allowed to run for the National Assembly. As a result, another opposition candidate would not be elected until 1999.
2042 United States House of Representatives elections in North Carolina

The **2042 United States House of Representatives elections in North Carolina** were held on November 8, 2042, to elect U.S. representatives from the state of North Carolina.

Due to continued growth of the state's population, the state's congressional delegation increased from fifteen seats to sixteen seats in 2040. The Democratic-majority North Carolina Congress passed a new legislative map in 2041. The gerrymandered map heavily favored the Democratic Party, as 10 of the 16 total seats were won by Democrats in 2042, and increase of three seats from the previous elections. Furthermore, the Democrats won the 53.5% of the popular vote in the state, the party's best performance in North Carolina since the 2010 elections.
1970 Sudguinean National Assembly elections

Seats won
 Seat change

Elections were held on 8 May 1970 to elect the members of the National Assembly of South Guinea. The elections were called by President Emmanuel Andeme on 14 January 1970, and were held on 8 May 1970. At the time, South Guinea was legally a one-party state under the Party for the Advancement of South Guinea (PAGS), and as a result all other parties were banned from participating. Only one candidate was listed on the ballot in each constituency, and international observers labeled it as a show election. 145 members of the PAGS were elected, alongside 5 independents who were nominated by the PAGS.

The official electoral results showed a 99.89% voter turnout with 98.72% of voters approving of the PAGS-backed candidate. President Emmanuel Andeme was elected to the Dirou constituency, despite having no affiliations with said constituency.

## Results

**1970 Sudguinean National Assembly elections**
 *Against* | 3,817
2023 Einnlandic general election (1000 AD: Viking Settlement)

Elections to the Peoples' Assembly will be held in Einnland on 2 December 2023. Prior to the elections, the largest party in the Peoples' Assembly was the Conservative Party, which had won 119 of the assembly's 300 seats in the 2020 elections. The prime minister prior to the elections was Conservative Mathias Finseth, who assumed the office on 29 November 2023 after the resignation of his predecessor, Lisa Holmgren.

The Conservatives have been the largest party in the Peoples' Assembly near uninterrupted since 1979, with the exception of after the 2008 elections when the opposition Einnlandic Socialist Workers' Party (ESAP) won a relative majority of seats, though the Conservative-Liberal alliance blocked ESAP from forming a government. The results ended up being a landslide for the Socialist Workers' Party, with the far-right FreeEinnland surging to second place in an upset while the Conservatives fell to third place with only 36 seats in the worst showing in its history.

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2032 United States presidential election (Blackford)

The **2032 United States presidential election** was the 62nd quadrennial presidential election, held on Tuesday, November 2, 2032. Incumbent Democratic President Jon Ossoff and his running mate, incumbent Vice President Pete Buttigieg, were re-elected to a second term. They defeated the Republican ticket of Senator Jim Banks of Indiana and political activist, businessman, author and son of former President Donald Trump, Donald Trump Jr. of Florida. This marked the first presidential election since fellow Democrat Barack Obama's re-election in 2012 in which the incumbent won re-election to a second term, and is generally considered one of the most divisive elections in U.S. history, with the election being marred by protests and political violence. The main issues of the 2032 election were increasing tensions with China, LGBT rights, abortion access, gun control, immigration and continued democratic backsliding at the state level.

Banks was the subject of much criticism for his behavior during his tenure in both houses of the United States Congress, particularly in October 2021 when he was exposed as falsely claiming to be a ranking member of the United States House Select Committee on the January 6 Attack in several letters to federal agencies, as well as a long history of inflammatory and discriminatory remarks targeting his political rivals. Banks was also accused of using antisemitic rhetoric to attack Ossoff, an American Jew, while also using homophobic rhetoric targeting the openly gay Buttigieg. Banks was also criticized for promoting numerous debunked conspiracy theories along the campaign trail, and was accused of promoting white nationalist and neo-fascist ideologies. These criticisms were further amplified after Banks invited neo-fascist commentator Nick Fuentes to speak at a campaign rally in Illinois, which led to several prominent Republicans and several pro-Israel groups withdrawing their endorsements of Banks and condemning his campaign.

On the other hand, Ossoff was criticized by centrist and conservative Democrats for excessive government spending and a plateauing economy, while leftists within the party criticized Ossoff for not doing enough to fight for abortion and LGBT rights as president, and accused his administration of not doing enough to combat police brutality. Ossoff's administration was also criticized for doing relatively little to combat climate change, as well as the inaction of federal courts to fight the Disney-Comcast merger, which had led to accusations of Disney strengthening its own monopoly over the entertainment industry. Despite these criticisms, Ossoff ultimately defeated Banks by a comfortable margin, winning 365 electoral votes to Banks' 173 and receiving nearly 15 million more votes than Banks, while also receiving the most votes of any presidential candidate in U.S. history up to that point. Ossoff flipped two states compared to his performance four years earlier, those being Iowa, which had not voted Democratic since 2012, and Texas, the nation's second most populous state and one which had not voted Democratic since 1976.
1981 Indonesian coup d'etat

the **1981 Indonesian coup d'etat** was a violent coup by the Indonesian Royal Army and the Indonesian Resistance Movement on December 14, 1981 against the Indonesian Empire.

Shortly after the coup, on December 15, the Lesmana regime took shape under a military junta.

The military would brutally rule Indonesia until the 2005 Indonesian revolution brought democracy to the country of Indonesia.

## Events

### Precursor events

On December 10, 1981, Emperor Jung II of Indonesia fired the Chairman of the Indonesian Press Organization, Juanda Changpu. Changpu was one of the more moderate and pro-democracy Indonesian government members, which resulted in riots breaking out on December 11.

Jung II ordered the mobilization of the Indonesian Royal Army on December 11 to Jakarta as the protests turned violent. Meanwhile, the outside world watched as the Indonesian Royal Army defected to the rioters on December 12.

By December 13, the Indonesian Royal Army as well as the recently founded Indonesian Resistance Movement demanded Emperor Jung II step down, and allow the military to take over until a democratic government would be installed.

Emperor Jung II declined the demands early on December 14, 1981, 96 hours after he fired Changpu. The IRM as well as the Royal Army prepared to take over the country by force that morning, and dissolve the Indonesian Empire.

### Coup

On the morning of December 14, the Jakarta riots had escalated into calls for revolution, and with the Indonesian Royal Army having defected on December 12, Emperor Jung II was forced to raise the Royalist Militia, his closest guards and family were conscripted into the Royalist Militia, and he hoped that they could resist long enough to get to the negotiation tables with NATO to make them join.

Around noon on December 14, a car bomb detonated at the Indonesian embassy in Beijing, killing 71 people. It would later on be determined to had been a set-up by the Indonesian government to convince the outside world that the IRM and Royal Army had done it.

By 1400 hours local time, the protesters-turned rioters-turned revolutionaries entered the royal palace through the roof, and began holding Jung II hostage. He abdicated at 1521 hours and was detained at 1525 hours, thus ending the Indonesian Empire.

To the anger of the IRM, the military took over Indonesia and established a military junta, therefore the IRM would continue to fight against the junta until it was overthrown in 2005.

### Aftermath

In the direct aftermath of the coup, most of Jung II's royalists were purged as he was granted refugee status in Australia, where he would live peacefully until he passed away on March 22, 2020.

Several failed coups against the Indonesian military junta occurred in 1988, 1996 and 2002, before a revolution finally ended the junta in 2005.
2024 United States presidential election in Utah (Kanye's America)

The **2024 United States presidential election in Utah** was held on Tuesday, November 5, 2024, as part of the 2024 United States presidential election in which all 50 states plus the District of Columbia participated. Utah voters chose electors to represent them in the Electoral College via a popular vote, pitting the Democratic Party's nominee, incumbent Vice President Kamala Harris and running mate and Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg against the independent ticket of former U.S. representative Adam Kinzinger and Utah Senator Mitt Romney. Utah has 6 votes in the Electoral College.

Utah was notable for being one of two states, alongside Vermont, where Republican nominee Kanye West was not put on the ballot in the 2024 election. The Utah Republican Party had refused to nominate West, citing his ties to neo-Nazi organizations, and instead nominated Adam Kinzinger of Illinois and Mitt Romney, native to Utah as their ticket. A similar course of action was taken in Wyoming and Vermont by their own respective state Republican parties, though West was able to register a third party to run in Wyoming (where he would later win), and West was given write-in access in Vermont. In Utah, the Electoral Board refused to grant West any sort of ballot access, even through write-ins.

West would attempt to fight this decision in court, however would be unsuccessful in doing so. Utah was not expected to be a competitive race, being a traditional Republican stronghold and with Kinzinger leading Harris in the double digits in most opinion polls. In addition, Mitt Romney's popularity in Utah was expected to further boost Kinzinger's odds at carrying the state, and most pundits considered Utah to be a race that very strongly favored Kinzinger. Kinzinger would ultimately defeat Harris in Utah by nearly 16 points on Election Day, becoming the only state that he would win. Though the Utah race was considered to be potentially vital, drawing away electoral votes from the West campaign that most analysts thought West would need to win to have any shot at winning the election, West would make up for the lost Utah electoral votes by winning in Georgia and Pennsylvania.
2028 United States presidential election in Texas (Blackford)

The **2028 United States presidential election in Texas** was held on November 7, 2028, as part of the national 2028 United States presidential election in which all 50 states and the District of Columbia participated. Texas had 40 votes in the United States Electoral College, the second most of any state at the time, and the race pitted Republican nominee and incumbent President Ron DeSantis as well as his running mate and incumbent Vice President Sarah Palin against the Democratic nominee, Georgia Senator Jon Ossoff and his running mate former Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg.

Similar to most other states in the once reliably Democratic Solid South voting bloc, Texas trended towards the Republican Party rapidly in the 1980s and 1990s, with the state becoming perhaps the most famously Republican state in the nation by the mid 2000s, frequently giving Republicans over 60% of the vote in both federal and statewide elections. However, during the 2010s the state's Republican trend would begin to quickly reverse with rapid population growth and the diversification of the state's population, as well as a Democratic shift in younger voters. The Republican margin of victory in Texas narrowed from 15.79 points in 2012 to only 1.93 points in 2024, and the Democrats narrowly flipped the state governorship in 2026. As a result of the state's shift towards the Democrats, it was considered a pivotal swing state in the 2028 elections. Both DeSantis and Ossoff's campaigns extensively targeted Texas, with both candidates visiting Texas dozens of times during the campaign season and the race in the state being the most expensive in American history up to that point. Ossoff consistently held a narrow lead in polling over DeSantis in the state, and most pundits considered the state to be a toss-up if not leaning Democratic. The final polls held before the election had Ossoff defeating DeSantis in the state by as much as 6 points, and in an unexpected turn of events DeSantis suspended his campaign in Texas on November 5, in what analysts interpreted as a concession of the state to Ossoff.

While the state was always anticipated to be close, the results ended up being so close that the winner of Texas was unclear for several days after the election. Several electoral audits and recounts took place in the state, and it wouldn't be until December 9, over a month after the election that the Associated Press (AP) called the state for DeSantis. DeSantis had won by only 2,358 votes and a margin of only 0.02% in what was by far the closest state of the 2028 presidential election, as well as the closest presidential election results in any state nationally since George W. Bush won Florida by 537 votes (0.009%) in 2000. The Ossoff campaign chose not to contest Texas' results, having already won more than enough electoral votes to be elected president. Ossoff would go on to win Texas by a comfortable margin in his 2032 re-election campaign, and the state would not again vote for a Republican presidential nominee until 2040.
2006 Sunset City, California tornado

the **2006 Sunset City, California tornado** was a tornado that devastated much of the town of Sunset City, California around noon on May 5, 2006. The tornado, officially a F4 on the Fujita scale, spent much of it's life as a waterspout, moving onshore at peak intensity.

This tornado was the strongest on record in the state of California.

## Meteorological history

On Thursday, May 4, 2006, the SPC issued a See Text area for the southwestern coast of California. A squall line with broad rotation at spots was forecast to develop off the coast of California. With assistance from low pressure to the northwest, it was expected that strong winds and maybe a isolated tornado would occur.

At 5:07 a.m local time on May 5, the SPC issued Tornado Watch #293 for portions of southern California, the watch stated the possibility of a few isolated tornadoes, hail to 1 inch in diameter and thunderstorm wind gusts to 70 mph. The watch was in effect until 3:00 p.m.

A slight risk was highlighted in the 13Z outlook for southwestern California, with a 5% chance of tornadoes being the main threat. A especially strong area of rotation was noted at 11:53 a.m, just offshore of Sunset City. This warranted a tornado warning to be issued at 11:55 a.m, and a waterspout touched down at 11:56 a.m.

The waterspout quickly grew to a width of roughly 500 yards wide, and took a beeline towards the coast at 11:58 a.m, warranting a tornado emergency for Sunset City, the only one on record in California.

The tornado moved onshore at 11:58 a.m, and moved in a easterly direction through northern Sunset City, causing widespread F2-F3 damage in the northern part of the city, with a row of houses receiving F3-F4 damage.

The National Weather Service stated that the tornado likely would've received a F5 rating had it moved slower, as it moved at forward speeds of 77 mph, and lifted at 12:01 p.m just outside of Sunset City city limits.

The tornado was the first and only violent (F4-F5) tornado on record in the state of California, later on being rated a minimal F4. It initially received a preliminary rating of F5 due to damage at one location, which would make it the only F5 on record west of the Rocky Mountains.

Another strong tornado impacted the beaches of Carlsbad around the same time, with the same storm. This storm received a rating of F2.

In the end, 13 tornadoes touched down on May 5 in the western United States, 12 in California, and 1 in Oregon. The outbreak was accompanied by a closely sized outbreak in the southeastern United States. This outbreak was the most prolific on record in California.
2012 United States presidential election (1941: Barbarossa Victory)

The **2012 United States presidential election** was the 57th quadrennial presidential election, held on Tuesday, November 6, 2012. Incumbent Democratic Progressive President Barack Obama and his running mate, incumbent Vice President Joe Biden, were re-elected to a second term, defeating the Republican ticket of paleoconservative commentator Pat Buchanan of Virginia and Texas congressman Ron Paul in what was the largest landslide election since 1996. As the incumbent president, Obama would secure the Democratic Progressive nomination without any opposition. The Republicans experienced a competitive primary with two primary frontrunners emerging: Pat Buchanan, a paleoconservative commentator and Mitch Daniels, Governor of Indiana. Buchanan would ultimately secure the Republican nomination after a fierce competition with Daniels in June, and formally received the Republican nomination a few weeks later.

Buchanan's nomination caused an uproar in the Republican Party, as his history of racist, homophobic and antisemitic remarks, including multiple occasions where he had openly encouraged violence against African-Americans and even attempted to incite lynchings against black people led to many prominent Republicans denouncing him as a fascist demagogue and refusing to support his campaign, threatening to split the party as many Republicans either endorsed Obama, Libertarian nominee and former New Mexico governor Gary Johnson, or encouraged Republican voters to support other Republicans (most notably Mitch Daniels) as write-in candidates instead. Both candidates campaigns focused heavily on domestic issues, most notably the federal budget and the future of same-sex marriage in the country as Buchanan pledged to fight the Supreme Court's 2011 decision that ruled that same-sex marriage was constitutionally protected.

Ultimately, Obama would soundly defeat Buchanan, winning 360 electoral votes and 53.8% of the popular vote to Buchanan's 178 electoral votes and 41.5% of the popular vote. Buchanan's performance was still much stronger than expected, and led to fears that the far-right was increasing in popularity in the country. This remains the most recent election that the Democratic Progressives would carry Indiana or North Carolina, and that Alaska would be carried by the Republicans. The election was also noted for the performance of several third parties, with Libertarian nominee Gary Johnson securing 2.1% of the popular vote, Green Party nominee Jill Stein securing 1.4% of the popular vote and Mitch Daniels securing 1.1% of the popular vote as a write-in candidate. Notably, Daniels' performance as a write-in candidate would cost Buchanan 11 electoral votes in Daniels' home state of Indiana, where Obama defeated Buchanan by a meager 1,100 votes while Daniels received nearly 70,000 cast ballots.
2028 United States presidential election in Indiana (Blackford)

The **2028 United States presidential election in Indiana** was held on November 7, 2028, as part of the national 2028 United States presidential election in which all 50 states and the District of Columbia participated. Hoosier voters chose 11 electors to represent them in the United States Electoral College, and pitted Republican nominee and incumbent President Ron DeSantis as well as his running mate and incumbent Vice President Sarah Palin against the Democratic nominee, Georgia Senator Jon Ossoff and his running mate former Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg. Indiana is widely considered to be the most conservative state in the Midwestern United States, with the exception of The Dakotas, and DeSantis enjoyed a considerable amount of popularity amongst Hoosier voters.

However, Ossoff's odds in the state were considered to have been bolstered by previously staunchly Republican suburban voters who had grown more and more alienated with the increasingly radicalized Republican Party, as well as the presence of Pete Buttigieg, who was born in Indiana (though he was registered as a Michigan resident), on the Democratic ticket. Opinion polling showed an unexpectedly close race, and most pundits anticipated the state to be a potentially competitive state by Election Day. On Election Day, DeSantis defeated Ossoff in Indiana by 9 points, continuing the Republican winning streak in that state that had been ongoing since 1968, with the exception of Obama's narrow victory in the state in 2008.

However, Ossoff did manage to flip 5 counties that had voted Republican in 2024, those being LaPorte, Delaware, Hamilton, Vigo and Floyd, while also comfortably winning Tippecanoe County, which had been tied between DeSantis and Biden in 2024. Vigo County is widely recognized as one of the most reliable bellwether counties in the country, while Ossoff became the first Democrat to win the traditional Republican stronghold of Hamilton County since Woodrow Wilson narrowly carried the county with a plurality of the vote in 1912, as well as the first ever Democrat to carry the county with over 50% of the popular vote. This election was considered the end of Hamilton County's status as a Republican stronghold, and the beginning of its transition into a Democratic-leaning swing county, and the county wouldn't vote Republican again until 2040. This also marked the first time since 1956 where Indiana voted to the left of neighboring Ohio, a historic swing state that had become overwhelmingly Republican in recent elections.
Alkaraxe Star Zone (LVL's The Objective: Legend of Urlum the Evil)

The **Alkaraxe Star Zone** is the designation given to a collection of 11 stars within 6 star systems located around 400 light-years from Earth, centered around the F7Ib-type yellow supergiant Asellaris (known to Earth as the North Star, Polaris). All 11 stars host at least two planets. Out of the 11 stars, 5 have been catalogued by modern humans; the other 6 went undiscovered, mostly due to being located directly behind the significantly brighter Polaris/Asellaris from Earth's vantage point.

The Alkaraxe Star Zone's planetary systems were first discovered on November 14, 1960, which roughly coincided with the discovery date of the Zelkaraxe Artifact in the Solar System.

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2042 Hoosier-Michiganian coup attempt (2032: Collapse)

## 2042 Hoosier-Michiganian coup attempt

### Result

Parliamentary victory* Schroeder's "provisional government" fails to take power in Michigan
* Plot to install military junta and forcibly suppress left-wing parties fails
* Bruno Schroeder killed during siege of the Indiana Capitol Building

Organizations| National Governance Junta* Bruno Schroeder's forces (Ohio River Defense Positions divisions)
* Liberal Party
* Social Democratic Party
* Hoosier-Michigander Army (majority)
* Republic of Illinois
* Protesters
* Michigander Republic

the **2042 Hoosier-Michiganian coup attempt** was a bloody abortive coup attempt in the Republic of Indiana-Michigan. The coup was launched on the morning of 14 October 2042, by several high-ranking military officers and former president Gregory O. Thompson, who had been removed from office on October 6 due to unconstitutional and anti-democratic actions, with the intent of overthrowing the parliament-appointed Acting Head of State, Finlay Hunt, and with the intention of installing a military junta.

Around 12:50 pm local time that day, the leaders of the military junta, who had taken over the government buildings in Indianapolis, appointed Bruno Schroeder as Interim Head of State. Finlay Hunt had fled the country during the coup, escaping to Illinois just 2 hours before Indianapolis was occupied. The new military junta however had struggled to gain the support of the rest of the military, and couldn't gain power in the Michigander Republic, one of the 3 federal subjects of Indiana-Michigan, as well as one of the two primary ones (alongside the Hoosier Republic, where they did gain power).

The following day, the junta leaders ordered tanks to move into Indianapolis, to "restore law and order to the city". Not long later, peaceful protesters were fired upon in Fort Wayne, with at least 32 protestors and 3 soldiers being killed. A second group of protesters were fired upon outside of the Indiana Capitol Building not long later, with another 4 protesters reportedly being killed. Pro-Finlay elements of the Hoosier-Michigander Special Forces descended on the Indiana Capitol Building that afternoon, and not long later, Bruno Schroeder was killed in a friendly fire incident while attempting to flee the city.