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The [[Kerala War]] saw major diplomatic and cultural ramifications. Diplomatically, it reversed the trend torwards German-Japanese animosity, and even saw the two nations form an axis with Spain against Lantau. The war helped to end people thinking of Japan as a toxic state, in some circles more successfully than others, and popularized the idea of total war. Culturally the war started a trend of video news reports, such as #MunichAlert, and Ian's news services. This saw both impartial news services utilizing a new medium, and humor-based propoganda using state-run services. The War also polarized people's opinions, either you were for Lantau or you were for Japan, with some neutral states being called out as supposed enemies. The idea of war as not useless, but in fact incredibly damaging and effective also occurred, completely shifting a thought that had implanted itself since the end of the Tortugas. This change in doctrine completely shakes the foundations of world power, as having a powerful military is instrumental for influence in the modern day. | The [[Kerala War]] saw major diplomatic and cultural ramifications. Diplomatically, it reversed the trend torwards German-Japanese animosity, and even saw the two nations form an axis with Spain against Lantau. The war helped to end people thinking of Japan as a toxic state, in some circles more successfully than others, and popularized the idea of total war. Culturally the war started a trend of video news reports, such as #MunichAlert, and Ian's news services. This saw both impartial news services utilizing a new medium, and humor-based propoganda using state-run services. The War also polarized people's opinions, either you were for Lantau or you were for Japan, with some neutral states being called out as supposed enemies. The idea of war as not useless, but in fact incredibly damaging and effective also occurred, completely shifting a thought that had implanted itself since the end of the Tortugas. This change in doctrine completely shakes the foundations of world power, as having a powerful military is instrumental for influence in the modern day. | ||
=== ''May'' === | |||
May saw the stagnation of many important nations, and accordingly the Kerala War. Always the busiest time of the year, it was a time when most people do not interact as frequently as normal. Accordingly it saw the rise of Japan end of Russian/Canadian hegemony. Additionally it saw Germany and Spain begin to stagnate, and Austria practically die. The month saw the huge Kerala War also end, with a fair peace agreement. | |||