Oliver C.B Sar

Oliver C.B Sar who lived from 1869-1946 is famous politician who was born in Scotland, United Kingdom to his English mother Caroline Carl and his father Holland Buchanan who was the writer of the "Press & Holy" which was a scottish newspaper. Oliver C.B Sar's name derives from a mixture between his mother and father's names. Officially his name is Oliver Carl Buchanan Sar.

Living In England (1869-1881)
When Oliver was young he began writing basic articles for his father's newspaper after being taught some basic lessons on writing and grammar. Throughout his early life he continued to pursue a journalist career and even dabling into a bit of politics when he was 12. Oliver also grew up with his brother Alexander C.B Sar who was a very spiritual child and focused on human morales which Oliver didn't agree to.

In 1881 Oliver's father Holland was offered a scientific career in the country of Sheaman, the annual pay satisfied him greatly and the family moved to Sheaman in 1881 when Oliver was 12.

Early Years In Sheaman (1881-1887)
Whilst he was 12-18 living under the roof of his parents house in Sheaman they lived in a more upper-middle class house that showed that Holland's job was paying well.

Oliver would continue his political Journalist career in Sheaman when he began studying Humanities and Modern Studies in public school. His father respected his political motivation but wanted him to pursue a journalist or scientific career which Oliver agreed on putting a twang on.

Journalist Career (1887-1898)
In 1887 after leaving his parent's house he continued his higher education in university and continued to study politics. later that year he applied to become a journalist for the centrist political news media called the "Local Feed" which he worked in as a minor political writer and didn't hav emuch recognition.

Throughout the 1890s Oliver considered himself lower class and was not being paid enough to have a proper house. With a tough decision Oliver began swaying away from journalism, finished his degree in University and began writing a book in 1891 which he finished in 1892 and called it the Theory of Social Welfare and Karl's theory. "That book and my research into politics gave me a better understanding of politics and its influence in the world. It also and most importantly made me question the properties and value of capitalism and whether it was the right choice." said Oliver C.B Sar 1920.

After saving enough money to get the book published it didn't see enough support and media coverage and thus it was a failure. However as his Journalist career began to fall behind he was fired in early 1898 and Oliver became unemployed. After losing his job he went to his parents for financial support in which his mother supported his financially but his father refused to by saying that he had not worked hard enough in his journalistic career. Oliver thanked his mother for her support and he found himself a temporary home where he began writing the "Market Manifesto" that was heavily inspired by Karl Marx's Communist Manifesto in 1848. Oliver's book almost never got published until in November he found a publishing company taht eventually agreed to publish the book.

Successful Author (1898-1946)
Oliver's book became national success as a communist idea book (now formally a socialist idea). It was the most controversial book in Sheaman published in the 1890s and was word across the country.

In 1900 Oliver and his Brother Alexander began living together in Spring 1900 in a beautiful beachside house in the capital city Shriel. Alexander and Oliver would be extremely argumentative when it came to politics and Oliver was and advocate to socialism and atheism but Alexander was a extreme capitalist and a Catholic Christian.

In 1901 Oliver C.B Sa attended his father's funeral in comoros city at the other end of the island. His father had been very sick before his death and doctor's had said it was impossible for his survival.

In 1908 Oliver would publish his third book called the Lenin Compromise that was a study into the troubles in the Russian Empire and its failure for survival. He also stated at the end of his book that revolution was inevitable and the monarchy was in an extremely threatening situation.

In 1910 Oliver published his new book "the road towards a free country" in 1910, and also published his famous book called "Discrimination" in 1912 that backed up his accusation that the government was discriminating against socialists and oppressing them. the book was published after being kicked out of office as Vice Minister of Sheaman.

Changing Politics (1907-1923)
In December 1907 when the Sheaman cabinet was in terror Oliver was an emergency in the government and was appointed Vice Minister (Vice Prime Minister) of Sheaman.

In 1912 Oliver was kicked out of office as Vice Minister by the prime minister Robert E. Johnson because he believed Oliver was spreading socialism in the government. Later that year Oliver announced that he had formed a political party called the LRA or the Left Revolutionary Army. This was a revolutionary political party that wanted to stop the Pro-Capitalist sentiment in the government.

Between 1912-1918 Oliver advocated for the last "choice" which was revolution and independence. His movement gained a overwhelming attraction and people's minds changed quickly into revolution.

In 1915 when Robert E. Johnson resigned as prime minister the vice minister of the Sheaman Keith Bett who Oliver described as "weak" and "unfit for rule." Oliver's movement only gained more and more thought by the people and eventually after WW1 ended the final straw has fallen and civil war erupted.

In 1917 his mother died and he attended her funeral with much grief.

Civil War and Rule (1918-1923)
Oliver became the leader of LRFA (not to be confused with his political party) which became one of the three main armies in the civil war.

When the civil war ended Oliver was appointed leader and quickly held and election for support of his regime. The population easily wanted to see Oliver in control by winning 43.6% of votes.

After winning the election ho formed a government and a cabinet which was prodomintelly controlled by left-wing politicians and a few capitalist politicians.

In October 1919 he held an election once again because his popularity was falling because of the crazy instability the country suffered. The Election decreased his popularity from 43.6% to 40.7% and the major opposition party ABSIP went from 35.8% to 37.2%.

With his popularity dropping and opinion pollings showing the ABSIP party in the lead he decided to form a coalition with the ADSP in late 1920. After signing the coalition Alistair Cameron was appointed Vice Minister of Sheaman with the vice leader of the party Keir Drummond becoming Minister of Foreign Affairs and Islands.

In the 1921 election which was called by Oliver C.B Sar to increase his party's seat count only made him lose seats. The ABSIP gained the most of the popular vote with 36.9% of votes with the LRA behind at 31.6% of votes. The ADSP received 20.3% of votes and with the LRA and ADSP combined they received 51.9% of votes.

In 1923 Oliver C.B Sar resigned from office after feeling an enormous amount of stress and gave his position to Vice Minister Bruce Cameron of the ADSP. However, only a little over half a year later he resigned from his position and handed his position down to James Black from the ABSIP.

After resigning as Prime Minister of Sheaman he continued to serve his place in Parliament as representative of 5 constituencies which was reduced down to 2 constituencies in 1928 and 1 constituency in 1930.

Oliver continued to represent many seats in the parliament and held an unequal vote as one of the few representatives that held more than one position meaning he had and unequal vote. In 1928 a vote through parliament limited a representative to a maximum of two constituencies and thus Oliver picked three constituencies that he'd back away from. This was further limited in 1930 when a law was passed in parliament that limited a representative to only one constituency and Oliver was left with one constituency to represent.

In the 1930 Dictatorial Parliamentary decision Oliver C.B Sar voted against installing a Dictatorship in Sheaman that was agreed upon by 58% of representatives.

However in the 1932 Dictatorial Parliamentary Decision Oliver went against his own opinion and voted to install a Dictatorship which was agreed upon by 51% of representatives and became a national crisis. This crisis led to a very long halt that lasted a whole year to install a Dictatorship.

Oliver continued to support more Left-Wing policies that eventually became more common for J.J to submit to parliament.

In 1936 Oliver C.B Sar spoke out against Adolf Hitler as ruthless dictator (even though he agreed on dictatorship in sheaman) and even spoke out against many other political leaders including Joseph Stalin and said his Authoritarian policies, and his extremist ways to kill his own people were wicked.

He continued to emphasize the importance with not making a deal with the Nazis and eventually J.J listened to him in parliament including a number of other and J.J decided to cut all foreign relations with Germany in 1938.

In 1940 when the country was invaded and occupied Oliver C.B Sar started the 2-LRA (2nd Left Revolutionary Army) to destroy the Nazi control over Sheaman. Oliver managed to remain as undetected as possible but managed to use Nazi soldiers against Hitler by tipping them off and giving oliver information. Evidentially Oliver had made a massive risk by trusting Nazi soldiers but with all the information he received (which was still little) he sent it to the Allied powers that gave them and effective strategy to liberate Sheaman.

He lead the Sheaman Liberation Coup in November 1944 when the allies arrived on the shores of West Sheaman as a political voice. Eventually in January 1945 when the country was liberated J.J was reelected in the 1945 election and J.J asked Oliver to become Vice Minister of Sheaman and he accepted.

Later Years Of His Author Career
Oliver continued his Author career by publishing a book called "The Right To Revolution" in 1924 that talked about the 1st Sheaman Civil War and his time in office, and the book also became a really famous book.

In 1933 Oliver would for the first time self publish his new book called "The Theory of the rise of socialism vs Liberalism." This book was based off of how Oliver C.B Sar theorized a society in Sheaman in which Socialism and Liberalism were in direct contact in elections instead of conservatives and Liberals.

Oliver was released his last book 1945 called "A life, a revolution, a career of arts," which was arguably his most inspirational books he had ever published. The book took a look at his past life including his role against Nazi Germany and its occupation of Sheaman and briefly explaining his political career as a socialist art.

Death
On the 16th of June 1946 Oliver C.B Sar died from natural causes.

Although Oliver is known as an extremely controversial figure in Sheaman's history he still remains and extremely open minded individual he seeked to read as much information he could about the opposition. He was also known for being by almost every citizen as the most influential and relatable figure and politician, being able to relate almost every single person because if his amazing cut of speech and revolutionary personality.

Every Political Party He Voted For (1907-1945)
1908 - ABFCP

1912 - DISIP

1916-LRA

1919 (1) - Didn't Vote

1919 (2) - Didn't Vote

1921 - LRA

1924-LRA

1926 - ASLP

1930 - ASLP

1945 - ASLP

List of Ideological Changes
1885

In his personal Diary when he was 16 he had this to say about his ideology. "As i tend to from time to time i started to focus on my ideology and where i stood in the political world. I can say that capitalism in an idea that i have mixed feelings towards as bringing a free market to people is and idea that i find completely reasonable and even good. I believe people have the right to choose what they buy and who from but on the other hand corporations have made some questionable decisions and are ultimately dominating political issues and even funding political campaigns. I find the corporate world can contradict themselves and even instill terror upon innocent souls. My idea of a utopia is the idea that those who are disadvantaged can receive basic public funding, including food benefits, public healthcare for the disadvantaged and even basic education that can be followed by anyone but i would say not mandatory, However i also believe in ideas of free trade, low income taxes to better help people and no public funding of the media. This led me to dig into ideologies and i'm quite confident that i'm a Neoliberal or a fiscal conservative.

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