Kaiserreich: Legacy of the We. Uploaded by MPHJ Kaiserreich: Legacy of the We. Uploaded by 1337thegamer420 Facebook Comments. Kaiserreich, 2acw, second american civil war, who would win. Claim Authorship Edit History. About the Uploader. Researcher & Scrapbooker & Pundit & Media Bus Boy. Textile Embed. To be honest the only thing that depowers a Kaiserreich timeline America is the lack of a roaring twenties economy boost and the manpower that will be wasted in the second civil war, on the other hand, once that war is over America has actually built up a proper war economy, and is battle hardened, unlike OTL US, this makes post civil war America in Kaiserreich potentially more dangerous as you now have to face a US with far more war experience and mobilization than any of the other great.
A day after the brawling and racist brutality and deaths in Virginia,Governor Terry McAuliffe asked, “How did we get to this place?” The morerelevant question after Charlottesville—and other deadly episodes inFerguson, Charleston, Dallas, St. Paul, Baltimore, Baton Rouge, andAlexandria—is where the United States is headed.
How fragile is theUnion, our republic, and a country that has long been considered theworld’s most stable democracy? The dangers are now bigger than thecollective episodes of violence. “The radical right was more successfulin entering the political mainstream last year than in half a century,”the Southern Poverty LawCenter inFebruary. The organization documents more than nine hundred active (andgrowing) hate groups in the United States.America’s stability is increasingly an undercurrent in politicaldiscourse.
Earlier this year, I began a conversation with Keith Minesabout America’s turmoil. Mines has spent his career—in the U.S. ArmySpecial Forces, the United Nations, and now the StateDepartment—navigating civil wars in other countries, includingAfghanistan, Colombia, El Salvador, Iraq, Somalia, and Sudan. Hereturned to Washington after sixteen years to find conditions that he hadseen nurture conflict abroad now visible at home.
It haunts him. In March, Mineswas one of several national-security experts whom ForeignPolicy toevaluate the risks of a second civil war—with percentages. Minesconcluded that the United States faces a sixty-per-cent chance of civilwar over the next ten to fifteen years. Other experts’ predictionsranged from five per cent to ninety-five per cent. The soberingconsensus was thirty-five per cent.
And that was five months beforeCharlottesville.“We keep saying, ‘It can’t happen here,’ but then, holy smokes, it can,”Mines told me after we talked, on Sunday, about Charlottesville. Thepattern of civil strife has evolved worldwide over the past sixty years.Today, few civil wars involve pitched battles from trenches along neatgeographic front lines. Many are low-intensity conflicts with episodicviolence in constantly moving locales.
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Mines’s definition of a civil waris large-scale violence that includes a rejection of traditionalpolitical authority and requires the National Guard to deal with it.