Board Thread:Timeline Discussions/@comment-4843137-20140519231050/@comment-6621834-20180519200239

Thewolvesden wrote: Poland will not reunite any time soon, and won't conquer Belarus. East Poland is an ally of Belarus, and there is likely to be an anti-Communist coalition against the Soviet Union there with the Russian Confederation, Don, Kuban and the Ukrainian states. West Poland still has a puppet state in the Czech Republic too.

Pennsylvania will reunite in a confederation, Toledo will likely have a larger sphere of influence and a large industrial pool. Wisconsin (Madison) and International Falls will join Superior, Canada (St. John's) will get in on Lower Ontario and annex a few states.

America, China and Italy won't reunite ever, not even fully. Italy has already split itself into it's various cultural groups, and will probably stay that way for the foreseeable future. By the time the US remnant in Wyoming reaches any significant projection power, the other nations will already have distinct culture, so the US will not exist as mighty again. China will probably split between Siberia in the North, Tibet, Yunnan, Guanxi and a state in Southern China led by a combination of Jiangsu, Macau and Taiwan, or all three of them.

Russia won't ever reunite fully, bcs the Russian Confederation is a large enougb buffer. Central Asia will likely be reconquered almost in entirety, but beyond that, I doubt Siberian influence could go much further. They're still dealing with Chinese refugees, radical Islam and conquering Manchuria. India will probably reunite sometime soon, but it won't be happy and will have to be very anti-nationalistic. So not the India you're thinking of. France will probably achieve some level of unification, but large chunks of French territories (controlled by Luxembourg, Andorra, Monaco and the Celtics) won't join this new France. Plus this France would not be centered in France itself, but in the French Pacific Territories, so it is still far-off.

What is Githah? Germany? If it is, it won't reunite in one chunk. North Germany joined the Nordic Union, and Prussia could absorb Northeim, Thuringia and Saxony. Otherwise, Waldeck and the Rhineland thing might try something, but I doubt it. Pennsylvania is not going to reconfederate anytime soon. There are four power blocs forming in the state, one centered around North Pennsylvania (Canadian aligned), one around Gettysburg (Virginia/Kentucky aligned), one around State College, and one around the eastern half of the state (Reading/Susquehanna aligned). The most likely confederation will be between Susquehanna and Reading, and possibly with State College, once the governmental issues get solved.