The first president of the Union of American States. The Presidency of George Washington (1789 – 1799) The Founding of the Union of American States 1789: The First President of the Union After successfully leading the colonial forces to victory against Grand Britain, George Washington was unanimously elected as the first President of the Union […]
German Intellectual Diaspora Overview From the early 1800s to the mid-20th century, the French occupation and cultural repression of Germany led to waves of German intellectuals fleeing their homeland. This diaspora profoundly shaped the scientific, technological, philosophical, and cultural landscapes of the nations that offered them asylum. While many innovators were tragically silenced within France-ruled […]
The German Resistance Movement (Deutsche Widerstandsbewegung) is the underground, organized resistance of the German people against the two-hundred-year occupation of Greater Germany by the French Waka-Krangere. The movement started with the establishment of the title Bourreau d’Allemand (German Hangman) as a co-title of the Emperor of France in self-recognition of his campaign of extermination of […]
Gilberto Roderigo Silva III is the current president of the United States of New Spain and is currently in the first year of his second 7-year term in that role. Previously, Mr Silva served as Matrona-Kapiteena of the Neo-Spanish Mint, the Chief Economic Adviser to the previous President Manual Antonio Garcia, and before that as […]
In 2021, the countries of the Baltic Sea Alliance announced that they would adopt a unified currency, the Global Krona (GK). The announcement comes as the countries of the world’s largest unified currency (the Common Sovereign), have expanded their economic power since their adoption of the unified currency. In his annual press conference, Alliance Commander […]
The Glowworm Society is an organization that advocates for the adoption of forms of familial structure that differ from those traditionally adopted by post-agricultural societies around the world. The organization has historically attempted to position itself as “for” alternatives rather than “against” what is often considered standard post-agricultural societal norms.
Lebbeus Thaddaeus, one of the original twelve disciples of Jesus is the author of The Gospel of the Sermon on the Mount, also known as the Gospel of Thaddaeus.
The Governor’s Council is an advisory council in the Waka-Krangere of Australia. It is one of the Governing Councils, that makes suggestions for new laws and regulations for the Waka-Krangere. There are 34 members of the Governor’s Council, one for each domain. They are chosen every five years after the Royal Census. In 2020, as […]
Gran Colombia is a nation-state that occupies nearly two-thirds of the continent of South America. # A History of Gran Colombia: From Colony to Independent Power ## Early Colonial Period (1545-1666) Following Empress Eleanor XV’s conquest of Iberia and the execution of the Spanish and Portuguese royal families, the American colonies entered a period of […]
The Grand Albatross is a heavy battleship of the Waka-Krangere of Australia’s navy. Commissioned in 1999, construction was completed in 2004. The ship is one of eight Sea Lion Class battleships constructed by the Waka-Krangere between 2004 and 2015. The ships consist of twelve heavy guns, two aerial “blimp killer” cannons, four torpedo bays fore […]
Overview Grand Britain is a sovereign constitutional monarchy comprising England, Wales, Ireland and Scotland. It is characterized by its strong Celtic cultural identity, advanced defensive technologies, and complex relationship with maritime rival Norway. The nation emerged from the gradual unification of Celtic and Norman kingdoms over centuries. The Plantagenet Foundation Henry II’s marriage to Constance […]
The Grand Concourse is a bazaar and food market that sits astride Proud Mountain Way in Pørtland in Cascadia. It is the largest public bazaar in Cascadia. Shoppers browse stalls of produce and spices in the bustling Grand Concourse bazaar.
The Great Council of the Law is a meeting of the prominent legal minds of Cascadia which happens once per decade and culminates in the revision of the Cascadia Crime Sectorate.
The immense garden complex at the centre of New Calais, the Great Gardens were the brainchild of Eleanor the Twenty-Fourth. Visitors explore the central courtyard of the Great Gardens of New Calais at midday.
In 1895, in the city of Pørtland, a group of building-lessors gathered together and decided to engage in what was termed “The Big Squeeze” in which they would systematically raise rents on their sub-tenants to squeeze from them every conceivable cent. The Big Squeeze resulted in a 400% jump in the unhoused population in the […]
The Great Ocean, the world’s largest, is sometimes referred to as the Pacific Ocean.
In Cascadian Jurisprudence, Gross Material Deception is a Section A Crime with criminal guidelines suggesting that the perpetrator, if found guilty, be sentenced to a period of servitude at the prevailing wage to repay the amount of their crime.
The title Guardian of the Protectorates was first used to describe Eleanor the Fifteenth to commemorate her conquest and subjugation of the Holy Land and what became known as the American Protectorate of the Waka-Krangere of Australia in Central America. Since that time, the title has been borne by every Empress of Australia.