
Founding fathers by Ayn Rand "The basic premise of the Founding Fathers was man's right to his own life, to his own liberty, to the pursuit of his own happinesswhich means: man's right to exist for his own sake, neither sacrificing himself to others nor sacrificing others to himself; and that the political implementation of this right is a society where men deal with one another as traders, by voluntary exchange to mutual benefit."Founding fathers by Ayn Rand3 years ago in Profiles More Like This

World War 2: Pushing EastWorld War 2: Pushing East1 year ago in Settings More Like This
Taking Back France
In August 1944, Allied troops arrived in Paris. They had successfully invaded France and were now marching on the capital. Even as Hitler ordered the German commanders in charge of occupying the city to destroy the capital's monuments and burn all the buildings, the German troops surrendered. Paris celebrated tremendously. After years of brutal occupation, the Germans had finally been kicked out. French commander Charles de Gaulle, leader of the free French forces, declared its liberation. Meanwhile, the Allies continued fighting and moved east towards Germany. As they did so, the Germans were retreating in confusion. One

The circles of HELLMy version of Hell has nine layers. the first two do not involve fire though.The circles of HELL2 years ago in Settings More Like This
this was based on the book "Dante's Inferno" this is however, my own version and there is changes.
Upper hell
1st-envy (the most merciful place in hell) here people wander endlessly without hope of ever escaping. The place looks like a twisted version of heaven. Envy lives here
2nd-lust Here, people are blown by huge tornadoes without hope of ever escaping them or no control of where they end up the next second. Place looks like a storm. Luxuria lives here
3rd-gluttony, here, you will digest in pools of stomach acid and eaten by giant demonic worms that are abl

Revised Strike Witches TLSlightly revised Strike Witches Timeline.Revised Strike Witches TL1 year ago in Settings More Like This
753 BC: Rome was founded.
550 BC: Achaemenid Empire was founded in Persia.
525 BC: Darius the Great unifies the Orient.
509 BC: The Roman Republic was founded.
500 BC to 449 BC: The Persian Wars with the Greek states.
431 BC to 404 BC: The Peloponesian War occurs.
334 BC: Alexander conducts his Eastern Campaign against Persia.
323 BC: Alexander survives malaria to conduct his campaign against India.
306 BC: Alexander unites the the Middle East and South Asia to his rule. However, he dies shortly thereafter and his heir [who did not survive the civil war] and his generals fight for the control

Mad Max's worldMAD MAX'S WORLDMad Max's world1 year ago in Settings More Like This
Some Damned Thing in the Middle East led to a limited US-Soviet atomic war in the early 90s. Although neither country got more "than it's hair mussed" (in the immortal words of Dr. Strangelove) it brought about a global economic collapse, while the final nuclear "spoiler" attack against the Mideast oil fields brought about a huge oil price spike: the massive costs of rebuilding and decontamination meant that the world had essentially reached "peak oil", in the sense of decreasing returns on investment, by 2000 AD.
These problems were compounded by global warming-induced climate change, and the "memetic plague" of the Nihilis