Rogue Generals: A Different Post-EDSA Uno Philippines TL

My God, this is one clusterfuck of a world, and a really divergent one at that. It's so interesting in the Chinese sense for the world to never get that "end of history" feeling - that with Clinton and his petulant opponent Newt Gingrich and all - and instead of Wall and K Streets, it was the CIA interventionists themselves - with the help of, and later on, the rabid anti-subversive far-right actors themselves - that spearheaded in weaseling around the world's political cracks to advantage themselves.

Anyways though:

- How stable is India, considering that they - along with Venezuela - would take the brunt of that neoliberal outsourcing that American corporations had found rather unprofitable (by their standards) in China?
- Would Japan further exploit South East Asia's Japanophilia, and what countries would reject such sentiments?
- Would white supremacists make a crisis out of the migrating Mexicans?
- How are the people above - along with the small government types - dealing with the current political climate with Reagan and his supposed Republican successors were so discredited, and Dole basically forced to concede with infrastructure?
- Would the rogue CIA elements outright play with the American government? How would the popular conception of the "deep state" be ITTL, considering the greater amount of muck they did that were exposed, and an even greater amount they orchestrated that contributed to such a shitty situation in East Asia and Mexico? Also, Filipino Diaspora would only bolster the unpopularity of the organisation, along with Alex Jones being sane enough to direct his energy through coherent literature and legislation.
- Lyndon LaRouche is also one hell of a chaotic headcase that also dabbled in conspiracy theories. I dunno why he even had a conversation with a Filipino journalist in a totally-not-revisionist-and-neutral Filipiniana I've read about the gold that the Marcoses had supposedly transported away with armoured trucks during the revolution. Him being relevant in the 90's would only make him a more chaotic 2000's and a potential target by the CIA, especially when he's so well-connected with his contemporaries IOTL.

Well, without talking about current politics too much, I think that we can observe its ramifications too well with the farmer's protests happening right now in OTL India.

Would the State and Federal governments themselves be as involved in the persecution though, or would it be limited to those supremacist organisation types?

With this, I don't know whether you want to wank or screw the poor country, though I'm all in for the former. Besides, they're a good destination for outsourcing considering their distance from the United State's southern coast.

Yeah, especially now that they're exposed as a decadent shitshow than an ominous and oppressive puppetmaster that those theorist types like to imagine it.

Also, is Patrioticheskaya Pesnya still the anthem of Russia ITTL?

Aww, but I guess not being drunk dead with vodka would be a net good for the Russian government.

Speaking of the government, how consequential were the small government types in the Federal and state governments anyway? How about the white supremacists and their bonkers birther spawns? I bet there are still issues that lobbyists are still being paid for to work on like Global Warming misinformation, globalisation, and bank deregulation, but the corporations and the rest of the economy - along with finding viable alternatives like India and Venezuela - must have found the infrastructure work in America to be lucrative and productive, and so would not be as discouraging of government expenditure on those as they did IOTL.

Also, outside of South Africa, what is happening on the rest of the African continent, anyways? Even if the people and politicians there didn't care as much for the butterflies, I fear for how Tadiar's way of governance could find its appeal on the authoritarian and genocidal types there, especially in Rwanda and the rest of Africa's eastern coast.

Can the government of Pakistan also rein its military better, or would they still be embroiled with its corruption and their schemes?

So, it meant that the 90's neoliberal consensus was all but stillborn and distorted beyond all recognition, huh? At least they won't have the threat of shutdowns being petulantly considered to worry about. By that though, where has Newt Gingrich gone right now? I doubt that he would give up as easily on his firebrand style of politics, though he may have to find someone else to sell his soul to since, well, the White House administrations this time had much more resolve for their fiscal policy.

Yeah, not Somalia. The region had long accustomed itself to anarchy for its actors to just easily subordinate themselves to a literal fascist.

Also, I asked about East Africa since India and Japan, as well as their South East Asian partners would eventually look outwards from their own turfs and seek to influence places from beyond, especially since China is out of the question due to their South East Asia issues.

BTW, what is the state of the US Pacific territories? (e.g. Palau, Micronesia).

Also waiting for Gundam XN's plot summary.

Will the franchise grow more sympathetic to Zeon since Japan is implied to go somewhat far into the right and grow a bit authoritarian as well?