My Foundation, in a turmoil of war
I was founded in April 25th, 2013, in the beautiful tropical land that is the South Pacific.
But, at my eyes, it wasn't so beautiful at all.
It was civil war. Although in the virtual world you can't kill anyone, I'd like to think of banning in this war as killing. And hell, when I looked at that list, it was as long as hell.
I aligned with the Commies, as I was a newbie back then. I thought of Milograd as a hero of TSP, establishing justice for minnows from a cruel, oligarchic regime that existed before.
Although I vigorously supported him, I didn't have the ability to have a WA, as I didn't know how to create an e-mail for myself.
Then I met a great fellow: Lint Roller. How much I miss that guy. He offered his WA to me as a symbolic gesture for me to support Milograd. We became friends, even when I switched sides.
While at my time supporting Milograd, I even TGed Torchwood, a guy who isn't active here anymore, to "give it up". He was campaigning for the Coalition, so, I did it.
I was called legendary by a fellow "comrade" back then.
It all changed, however, when I saw three things.
Stalin, a suspicious NS Forum post, and the Ban List.
My change
When I saw that banlist, oh boy was I outraged. I questioned my support, and questioned it in the RMB. Fellow "comrades" back then told me that they were a cancer of the old regime, and that they needed to be eliminated.
I stood by that, as I was still a loyal supporter. I still had my doubts. But then, Stalin came.
Although I didn't know anything about Stalin, communism, or really anything about that in that time, I searched a nation in NS named Stalin. He appeared to be a bad guy, and he was when I figured about the real deal later in my life. That made me question more.
Then, even though I don't remember it much, and I think it wasn't incriminating at all, I don't know, a post in the NS Forums made me suspicious.
I questioned myself. Is this how Milograd really is? Banciding TSP natives, like Stalin, who seemed like a bad guy, and wanting to take over TSP for his own good?(I thought that NS forum post said that)
I did what I was supposed to do.
Next, I TGed Hileville, and I turned.
So really, I turned for two dumb reasons and one that was actually legitimate. But at a 12-year old's NS rookie eyes, anything can be incriminating. Wrong things can lead you to the right way in a child's eyes.
And I don't regret my choice.
The Victory
After much fighting, the Coalition won. When I received that joyful news, of course I was overjoyed with well...joy. Happiness.
We had achieved the restoration of the Coalition. And, on one side, I was surprised, on another, I expected this.
Milograd was already falling. His influence was low and Brutland and Norden(a.k.a. Kyle) was closing the gap between his endorsements and Milograd's. If Milograd really had the support of the people, I assure you he would've had a higher influence, and he would've bancided B&N and the Coalition. But thanks to his banciding of TSP, he was powerless to defend against the rising Coalition. Or maybe it was that foreign armies helped in the re-taking of TSP. Either way, he was going down, sooner or later.
I couldn't wait for a victory when I saw the endorsements. My excitement was tremendous, and I was itching to get the Coalition back, even if I never lived in it.
Because of the coup, I hate NS Communists like the PRL(People's Republic of Lazarus) or SPSR(South Pacific Socialist Republic). I don't hate those UCRs like The Communist Bloc since they're, in my mind, another type of NS Communist, less extreme in their devotion, and they founded the region to be Communist.
3 years ago, we stopped a dictatorship. 3 years later, we stopped another coup. 3 years into the future, if there is one, we will stop one again.
The Coalition. Was. Is. Will be. Forever.