Glorious rise of Mother Russia, page 1


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Topic started on 13-8-2003 @ 11:41 PM by PolskieWojsko
Currently in Russia, the air is ripe for revolution. People are restless... their standard of living has gone down dramaticly ever since the fall of the Soviet Union. Smaller states that achieved independence are also slipping into the hole of dispair.

The people are starting to doubt capitalism and it's ideals. The people want a strong leader, and a strong government to unite them. They are ashamed of losing power to the US, they are embarassed at their crumbling military. They want to be powerful again... they want to be a superpower again...

Putin is already laying down his plans for the re-unification of the New Soviet Union. He is rallying old loyal communist supporters... true communists, not supporters of stalin and his ideals.

He has already reinstated former soviet ranks in the military... and is slowly increasing military spending(true btw).

Riots break out in Smolensk and Odessa... the time is now to take power! The communists already have most of the support of the people... they take power almost without a shot. All companies are nationalized and the new industrialization of Russia begins. Oil reserves are tapped with new technology stolen from the Americans. Former soviet states and even eastern european nations are seeking to join the new federation.

The new federation rebuilds it's industries and military with the wealth from its vast rescources. The new federation matches and surpasses the industrial output of the Western Europeans and the United States.

The two superpowers are now in a second cold war... only this time the new federation is a socialist democracy and not a dictatorship.

Who should or will win?

Na Zdrowie!


reply posted on 14-8-2003 @ 11:48 AM by Skadi_the_Evil_Elf
Russian communism failed miserably. Russia has the potential to become great, to become more powerful again. A socialist democracy? Sorry, but just like communism, Socialism doesnt work in such a huge country. And as far as the former Republics go, several are trying to join the European Union. there is hardly any love in those former republics for Russia, as well as Eastern Europe. The Eastern European countries are better off casting thier luck with the EU.
However, Russia cannot be discounted. If they exploited thier own resources more, and cleaned up the widescale corruption in thier govornment, they might actually have a shot at things.

Gore grinder, Russia fell because Regan outspent them, We didnt defeat them, no shots were fired. Gorbechev was actually a great leader over there, far better, I think, than Bush, because ultimately, Gorbechev knew when to give up for the best interests of his own country. We have alot to thank him for. The Russians werent evil, even though Communism was sick, and still is. They were the most worthy adversaries we have ever had, and we really suffered more from thier collapse because we were left standing alone, no enemy to keep us on our toes, contained, and progressing. Compettion and threat do force innovation, progress, and devlopment. Look at the space race.

But I doubt Russia will ever be reunited with the other ethnic republics of the former Union. The central asian republics are too islamic, The Baltics still brim with hatred and have joined the EU, and the Ukraine and Moldavia: no love lost there. Maybe Belorussia......
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