Revolutionist Canada
15-06-2006, 21:58
During the time of the Strikes in Winnipeg or later, one man rose to power in Canada. His name was John Rosewood (I know that someone else used this name but they wanted to change, so I will use it. I may change names or just the first name, I don't know). John Rosewood espoused Revolutionism, a growing ideology. He took power in Ottawa and made the Canadian Revolutionists the only party allowed.
The House of Commons was called Revolution House to some people. In Revolutionist Canadian cities like Edmonton, one could see the Greyshirts (may change, based it off German Brownshirts and Fascist Blackshirts). Canadian coins were not with monarchs anymore, they were with John Rosewood.
During Rosewood's rule of Canada, Canada experienced changes like separating from the British Commonwealth. Canada did fight in WWII, on the Allies side.
The current Prime Minister of Canada is Alexander Arcand (may change), a Revolutionist from Quebec. He has kept groups like the Greyshirts in place.
Canada is a one-party state. The capital is Ottawa. Quebec was kept to Canada some said because of Revolutionism.
There is freedom of religion in Canada. Revolutionist Canada has come onto the world stage once more and would like to see more embassies in its lands.
The House of Commons was called Revolution House to some people. In Revolutionist Canadian cities like Edmonton, one could see the Greyshirts (may change, based it off German Brownshirts and Fascist Blackshirts). Canadian coins were not with monarchs anymore, they were with John Rosewood.
During Rosewood's rule of Canada, Canada experienced changes like separating from the British Commonwealth. Canada did fight in WWII, on the Allies side.
The current Prime Minister of Canada is Alexander Arcand (may change), a Revolutionist from Quebec. He has kept groups like the Greyshirts in place.
Canada is a one-party state. The capital is Ottawa. Quebec was kept to Canada some said because of Revolutionism.
There is freedom of religion in Canada. Revolutionist Canada has come onto the world stage once more and would like to see more embassies in its lands.