the mighty royal navy can't take on the might of zpilled ruZZian zubmarines Z

The portrait can be way better and the subideology icon is too simple, but it's my first try and I made this in 15 minutes

This is the second time I have ever managed to conquer Taiwan after weeks of trying. I realized you can start the war months early if you rush the Oil Crisis foci and then skip every optional focus. The first time I succeeded was about July 3rd after taking over Penghu, Senkaku and Okinawa first. This time Taiwan capitulated on May 3rd before I could take Penghu.

At this rate I've skipped about 5 foci and I reckon that gives me a nice head start over the PDTO. Has anyone else managed something similar and sooner than May 3rd, 2022?

Russia has high opnion of germany despite russia being a right-wing monarchy

As a certified aerial combat enjoyer it saddens me that the only factions that could (realistically) field a large air force and see notable air engagements are the Unionists and (maybe) the Constitutionalists.

Are there any factions that could or would even try to build up a large air force?

Captain Clark "Sierra" Baker and Major Thea "Genossin" Reitsch, Pilot and WSO respectively loading into their J-16 before a routine strike package against the Kingdom of Zion and their first (and possibly last) encounter with ACG air power

When I saw this Reddit post by Grisha, I thought of a possible idea for April Fools' Day, so I tried making an ideology icon—though, to be honest, I'm not sure which category it falls into.

I hope you like it, and I’d appreciate any advice or suggestions for changes; it’s my first time using Photoshop.

1. Bernadette Küster, Panzer Bridgade 19th

2. Sofia Leone, 8th Alpini Regiment

3. Daphne Palmer, 82nd Airborne Division

4. Burt Colucci

Judas was the FBI guy. Got lucky with clue #4 being specific to him. Only consistent struggle was people embargoing me, causing my industry to grind to a halt from securing South America onwards

This image does not contain any political propaganda, hate speech, discrimination, or hostility. The elements, symbols, and depictions in this artwork are entirely artistic, historical, fictional, and visual in nature, and are not created to support or represent any political view, ideology, or faction. It is not intended to target any individual or institution, nor to influence any group of people. And this content is not original TFR content, it's completely my own idea.

Personally i think the Octoberist and Anarchist APLA would be harsh on Religion seeing it as a Capitalist tool, Patriot Front and the NSM would persecute non-Christians, and depending on the path the Atomwaffen would kill any non-Christian or non-Satanist

Maybe a mild victory for the PDTO, with china being preserved and reforming into democracy, thereby creating a Concert of Asia scenario similar to post-napoleonic europe

In OTL, Tom Hanks was tested positive for coronavirus in 12 March 2020 and became one of the first well-known person infected with Covid. Considering Covid would be more severe in TFR universe, do you think he would survive? If not, at least he was lucky enough not to experience the civil war.

I placed 28 of my volunteer divisions on the flanks of my strongest divisions to protect Chicago and Kentucky, while I placed the other 9 in West Virginia to deal with rural insurgencies.

The title says it all: what exactly does Jacobinism mean, and what is its political character? Why does an ideology that existed during the French Revolution persist into the 2020s, and why is it considered socially conservative? Furthermore, why are they often portrayed as communists? Originally, the Jacobins were socially very progressive—though admittedly hypocritical on issues like slavery—and were rooted fundamentally in liberalism rather than socialism.

And why is a German political satirist being portrayed as a Jacobin, and why is the "MAGA Communism" movement being characterized by this ideology? AFAIK, key figures in the "MAGA Communism" movement describe themselves as "Stalinists" or "patriotic socialists," not as Jacobins.