Jules Wallong

Official portrait, 4010

**Julien Kerkanne Wallong**, known commonly as **Jules Wallong**, is a politician. social activist, and first President and founder of the Australasian Confederated-Commonwealth. Prior to becoming President, Wallong served as an avid political and social activist during the rules of the Australasian Bloc and the Aboriginal Australian Republic, and was a noted humanitarian during the Winndore, advocating for peace between the Aboriginal and Oss peoples.

Being born to a poor Aboriginal family, Wallong was conscripted into an off branch of the Tarrawag as a child soldier. There he would suffer abuse from the higher ups, and be forced to commit acts of terrorism and murder. Wallong would escape from the Tarrawag at the age of 15, along with multiple other members, notably Matilda Warraga.

Having done this for many years, Wallong had formed a large collection of contacts that supported him, thus allowing him to create and leader the largest organization of Aboriginals and Turnhand Towns, Aborjine. However Wallong would be ousted from leadership by Matilda Warraga due to the Nuuk Empire disfavouring Wallong's neutral stance on the Weltreich. During the war, Wallong would travel the UAA, contacting and interacting with its leadership and supporters.

As the war raged on and the people's building anger and resentment against the Warraga regime collested, he would contribute to rebellions and protests throughout Australia. Both workers and military members joined, dismantling the regime. Wallong would then eventually be the catalyst for the Third Millennium Coup, following which we would assume control over the nation.

Following a period of reconstruction, the temporary reconstructive government he was the head of would transition into the Australasian Confederated Commonwealth, a nation built in contrast to the autocratic regimes of Australia's past. Much of the post-war years where honed in on easing tensions between the two peoples, de-radicalising the people into understanding. During this period, he would also be the instigator of several large land purchases from the Reich and Empire in the south east and around Australia, incorporating those lands into the Commonwealth.

Wallong would retire from politics in 4016, endorsing his Vice President Chris Eok to be elected the next President. Since leaving politics he has published several autobiographical books detailing his life, as well as his political ideals and analysis of current geopolitics.

Wallong is acclaimed worldwide for his immense diplomatic skills, his advocacy for democracy, and his bringing peace to Australia, with unprecedented cooperation seen between the Oss and Aboriginal peoples. However, Wallong is often criticized for his failure to regulate the free market economy of the burgeoning ACC, failing to manage the formerly state own resources following the regime change, leading to the rise of business oligarchs within the commonwealth. He is also often critiqued for not giving enough attention to the social and economic inequalities in the newly incorporated Outer States after incorporation, and is accused of making the purchases for the sake of Australia, rather than that of the states he acquired.

## Early Life

Julien Wallong was born on July 28th, 2947, Daellorenn, Australia. His father, Harankan Agoya, an Aboriginal rights activist in the EGR had become an outlaw due his protests against the government. His mother, Julia Wallong (whom he was named after), was a *Trouss* (poor Aboriginal) woman. Since birth, Wallong had a difficult life, being unexpected nor wanted. Julia, who had disowned previous children from prior spouses also wanted to disown Wallong. This lead to an argument between Harankan and Julia. Harankan wanted to keep Wallong, seeing him as something to fight for. However Julia did not share such views. Having power over Harankan, due to her ability to have him arrested at any time, would make sure Wallong was gone.

Wallong would find himself lost in the foster system of the early Republican Commonwealth, a system known for it's disorganisation and lack of regulation or oversight, especially of Aboriginal children. He would only spend a few years floating between different orphanages before he was purchased from one by a human trafficking ring. They specialized in supplying child infantry to certain terrorist groups around the country, especially the Tarrawag, who Wallong found himself at the mercy of at the age of 5 years old.

## See also

* Australasian Confederated-Commonwealth
* Australasian President
* Winndore
* Matilda Warraga
* Ryotion Revolution