AkkenNovikov | |
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1st Triumvirate Chief Executive of External Affairs
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In office October 25,2023 – Current | |
Acting Chief Executive
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In office October 20, 2023 – October 25, 2023 | |
Nationality | [1] |
Political party | Madlads Union |
AkkenNovikov | |
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2nd President of the Union of Democratic Communist States
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In office August 2, 2008 – October 1, 208 | |
Succeeded by | Warren_Jarol |
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Preceded by | Ksehersonos |
1st Supreme Social Officer of the Union of Democratic Communist States
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In office October 3, 2008 – December 1, 2008 | |
Regent | Warren_Jarol |
Born | 9/24/2007 |
Nationality | [2] |
Political party | Union of Communist Republics |
AkkenNovikov is the leader of the Republic of New Jersey, and a statesman of the Madlads Union. Akken has also held many government positions across a few leftist alliances.
Alliance History[]
- Akken joined The Order of Light on September 25th 2007 under the alias of Allen.
- February 12, 2008 Akken Joined with Waren_Jarol to form the Union of Democratic Communist States
- April 20th 2009, Akken Join INT to Participate in the Karma War.
- December, 8th, 2010 Joins NWF.
- The Sons of Liberty (nation) goes inactive In February 2011. - New Jersey is Created in September 8th 2013
- Joins UCR in 2013
- Leaves UCR and Founds Madlads Union 10/20/2023
Wars Participated[]
Fourth Great War/Unjust War (TOOL Member)
Christmas War (UDCS Commander)
Shangri-La war (UCR Member)
FAN-UCR War (UCR Member)
The Continuation War (UCR Member)
War of the Communists & Wolves (UCR Commissar of Defense)
Global War 17 (Chief of External Affairs/ Commander)
The Rise of AkkenNovikov: Architect of Revolution[]
AkkenNovikov, initially known under the alias Allen, first emerged within the shadows of Cybernations politics as a member of The Order of Light on September 25, 2007. While this was his first formal alliance, Akken chose to remain in the background, carefully studying the dynamics of power. He was not yet ready to reveal his hand, but his keen understanding of political machinations grew during these formative years. By February 12, 2008, Akken partnered with Waren_Jarol to co-found the Union of Democratic Communist States (UDCS). While he took on prominent leadership roles—most notably becoming the UDCS’s 2nd President and later the 1st Supreme Social Officer—he preferred to operate as a tactician, manipulating alliances and fostering support from the shadows. He viewed public power as only one tool in a broader strategy, using his influence to shape the ideological foundation of what would later become his Nihilistic Socialism.
During the Karma War in 2009, Akken joined INT not for glory, but for the opportunity to study. His participation allowed him to refine his tactical mind, though he remained an enigma to both allies and enemies alike. His tactical contributions to the war, while impactful, went unnoticed by many, exactly as he intended. After the war, Akken maintained his low profile, joining various alliances like NWF in December 2010 and continuing his participation in key conflicts in the UCR such as the Shangri-La War, the FAN-UCR War, and the War of the Communists & Wolves. Each conflict further deepened his understanding of political power structures, but Akken still kept his ambitions concealed. When his original nation, The Sons of Liberty, went inactive in February 2011, it was seen as an inconsequential loss to many. However, his true intentions were revealed on September 8, 2013, when he founded the Socialist Republic of New Jersey, marking his return under a new identity.
Akken joined the Union of Communist Republics (UCR) in 2013, viewing it as the perfect staging ground for his long-term plans. Over the years, his influence within UCR quietly grew, though he avoided direct leadership positions until strategically advantageous. He bided his time, consolidating power and sowing discord among UCR’s leadership. By 2015, he had risen to the position of the 9th Premier, a role he used to deepen his network and loyalty among the UCR’s ranks.
But Akken’s ambitions could not be contained by mere titles. As UCR’s 17th Defense Commissar in 2022, he orchestrated critical military campaigns during the Continuation War, proving himself as a capable wartime leader. However, it was during his tenure that he began to subtly undermine the authority of UCR’s leader, MrMarx. Behind closed doors, Akken quietly amassed influence, spreading his ideas and positioning himself as the only alternative to UCR’s stagnant leadership.
In the fall of 2023, the seeds of revolution finally bore fruit. AkkenNovikov toppled the inactive and ineffective MrMarx, sparking an election crisis that sent shockwaves through UCR. The resulting chaos fractured the once-unified alliance, as ideological rifts widened between its members. Sensing an opportunity, Akken moved decisively, capitalizing on the disillusionment among UCR’s ranks. His rhetoric of moral re-evaluation and the failures of the old Left resonated with many, and in the ensuing power struggle, he was able to tear away nearly half of UCR’s membership.
With these defectors at his side, Akken founded the Madlads Union on October 20, 2023, declaring it the true future that embraced strength, individualism, and the moral imperative to reshape the world. As Acting Chief Executive, Akken swiftly consolidated his new power base, and within days, he officially took the title of the 1st Triumvirate Chief Executive of External Affairs on October 25, 2023.
AkkenNovikov's rise was not one of public glory but of shadowy manipulation, careful planning, and ultimately, decisive action. His coup against MrMarx was not just a political victory but a demonstration of his philosophy in action—only the strong survive, and only those willing to challenge the old order can create something new. The Madlads Union now stands as the embodiment of that belief, a force dedicated to reshaping the political landscape under Akken’s uncompromising leadership.
Political Ideology[]
Nihilistic Socialism (NS) is a political ideology that emerged from the leadership of the Socialist Republic of Norris, first coined at a state conference in Trenton in 2013 by the former leader. Following this pivotal moment, the movement gained traction, with Akken becoming its most prominent proponent and architect, establishing the guiding principles of the ideology.
Philosophical Foundation: Rather than being a traditional economic model, Nihilistic Socialism is primarily a philosophical ideology, placing a strong emphasis on human morality and the existential role of the individual within a socialist framework. Akken advocated for what he termed a "moral re-evaluation of the human condition within the Left," pushing for a critical reassessment of socialist principles and their application. The term "Nihilism" signifies a rejection of widely accepted norms found in mainstream socialist regimes, serving as a critique rather than a condemnation of socialism itself.
The Crisis of the Left: Akken’s central argument was that the global Left was in a state of moral crisis. He pointed to its failure to uplift the oppressed and disenfranchised as promised, its adherence to outdated and unscientific tenets, and the frequency with which the ideology had been co-opted for ulterior motives. According to Akken, the Left's decline was largely self-inflicted, driven by a loss of ideological clarity and an unwillingness to confront its shortcomings.
His solution called for a radical overhaul of socialism’s goals and methods. He proposed that these changes should not come at the expense of the identities or cultural foundations of the populations the ideology seeks to serve.
Individualism within Socialism: One of the key tenets of Nihilistic Socialism is its recognition of the individual’s role within a collective society. Akken contended that many leftist ideologies prioritize collective action at the expense of individual freedom, a critical flaw in nations like America, where individualism is deeply embedded in the cultural fabric. To overcome this, Akken argued that socialism must adapt, acknowledging and preserving individual freedoms while fostering a gradual cultural shift toward collective well-being.
In contrast to traditional socialism, Nihilistic Socialism emphasizes the inherent human drive for self-improvement. Akken criticized mainstream leftist approaches for stifling this drive, assuming that individuals would automatically find meaning in a socialist order. He called this assumption unrealistic, advocating instead for a socialism that harmonizes with personal freedoms, allowing individuals to thrive within a socialist system without imposing unnecessary restrictions.
Moral Foundations: Nihilistic Socialism asserts a unique moral framework, which it refers to as "Basic Human Truths." This concept is rooted in the belief that the individual, not the state, is the foundation of any thriving society. According to this view, humans must find purpose and meaning in a seemingly indifferent world, and only by doing so can they contribute meaningfully to the socialist state.
Morality in Nihilistic Socialism arises from the human experience rather than religious doctrine or state-imposed dogma, which are seen as reflections of the human condition. Thus, a true Socialist state must uphold and promote basic human rights as fundamental to its existence.
Criticism of Other Leftist States: Akken’s Nihilistic Socialism sharply criticized the brutal tactics employed by authoritarian leftist regimes, particularly those involving gulags, purges, and the indiscriminate persecution of perceived enemies. Such measures, according to Akken, represent a betrayal of socialist principles and alienate the very people the ideology is meant to empower. He argued that these tactics undermine the movement’s integrity and push potential sympathizers toward the bourgeoisie, defeating socialism’s own aims.
Internal Criticisms: Not without its critics, Nihilistic Socialism faced sharp rebuke from figures such as former General Secretary Warren Jarol, who, in exile, denounced Akken's philosophy as "a distortion of Marx's ideas and a betrayal of leftist principles." He criticized it for limiting the state’s ability to deal with internal threats. In a direct response, President Novikov publicly dismissed Jarol’s accusations in a state address, quipping, "And where is the mighty Republic of Norris today?" Three weeks later, Jarol was found dead in his residence under suspicious circumstances.