The Provisional Federation of Western Australia

The Provisional Federation of Western Australia was a sepratist government formed by Western Australian politician and independence leader, Sir David Brand. After a referendum in 1952 was called (but deemed illegal by the Commonwealth Government) the results showed that 89% of Western Australians were in favour of independence. On the 15 June 1952, Western Australia unilaterally seceded from the Commonwealth of Australia to form its own country. The Provisional Federation is remembered for being the most repressive and racist government on the continent; this was the result of the 'The Popular Preference Act 1953 '. Sir David Brand would be the autocratic ruler of this Provisional Federation until his assassination at the hands of a disgruntled public worker in 1962. The Provisional Federation was ruled by a clique of buisnessman, politicians and the Beazley family. It used a Quadcameral system with the Upper House, 'The Council of Elders', and the Lower House, 'The Assembly of Peers' were allocated to the White population, and the racially 'The Council of Substandards' and 'The Assembly of Indigenous Peoples' were given to the minorities and indigenous peoples. The Provisional Federation used a combination of force and state surveillance to maintain order. One of the first acts of the Provisional Federation was to rout the Trade Unionists and Communists within its borders out. Many were captured by the secret police, the Brandmen, and subjected to torture and sumamary executions at the infamous Pilbara Camp. It is said that the total of victims numbered from 10,000 to 25,000 victims at the Pilbara Camp which was oversaw by Lang Hancock, the 'Himmler of the Pilbara', who was a mining businessman and a senior member of the Ministry of the Interior. The worst period of the Provisional Federation was the Court era, in which Sir Charles Court used both the Brandmen and Provisional Federal Armed forces to force indigenous peoples into the newly expanded Kalgoorlie and Broome indigenous zones, of which an estimated 40,000 - 55,000 indigenous peoples died due to malnutrition, disease and murder. The Provisional Federation economically was prosperous with its exploitation of its natural resources and expansion of its manufacturing output. During the Brand period, Perth, Kalgoorlie, Broome and Geraldton were expanded into metropolitan and areas of heavy industry. However, in both the Brand and Court period, high levels of corruption were the feature of the despotic rule of both leaders.

Smaller Pilbara Towns were constructed and expanded in the barren east including the construction of Newman in 1969 (nice) and mass expansion of Jigalong into an industrial scale town. No one lived in these places, their sole existence was to look pretty fucking lit, and serve as a backup location for defensive purposes. When asked how these towns, now empty, could serve as a liveable location when everything, including the water pipes and electrical wires, were made out of non-laminated cardboard, David Brand said that "homebrand is find, nothing wrong with a bit of black and gold" before prompty beheading the Journalists with his epic Katana he got from Suharto's weeb rottened grandchildren. the questions that those journalists also written on their notepads, picked up by Police Chief at the time and future common sense liberator Mark Mcgowan, included questions regarding the safety of Newman in particular, with the brand new town being only 3kms from the worlds largest open cut iron ore mine which regularly conducts Nuclear blasts, and also a childs drawing that appeared to be from the former Journo's children.