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The Democratic People's Republic of New England, or the New England Revolutionary Council, is an administrative committee of states under the totalitarian dictatorship of Carl Ron, Wallace Mard, Lawrence B. Penn, and the Communist Party of New England. NERC was established following the United States Constitutional Crisis by Vermonter and New Hampshirite socialist extremists as a direct action vanguard for a new revolutionary state in New England. The DC-led NEC administration was floundered by corrupt politics and corporate interest, and eventually found its end to countryside insurrection and multiplicitous urban rioting. NERC’s armed seizure of the Montpelier statehouse on July 3rd of 1950 established the DPRNE, and created the State SR’s of Vermont and New Hampshire.

Since the beginning of the revolution, New England has been wrought with United States Armed Forces terror bombing campaigns that target civilian centers with the strategic clause of annihilating communist sympathets. Their stated goal has achieved the opposite outcome; the majority of the nation has aligned themselves to communist ideology to asunder the cause of falsified and ignorant idea of consumerist American 'liberty.' Comrade Ron states that a true American nation is only plausible under Marxism, and that capital must be abolished to make way for a new era of revolutionary socialism.

The ideological dynamics of NERC center dominantly upon the inspirations of Vladimir Lenin, Karl Marx, and eventually the early works of Mao Zedong — the latter especially present within Council Maine. Beholden to the natural effects of the deluge, NERC characterizes their original praxis with a ‘homespun proletariat’ theory that aims to establish small, rural, autonomous communes in favor of large cities, arguing that urban centers naturally attract capital, and therefore become a nidus for parasitic consumerism. Homespun proletariat theory also advocates for self dependency within communes, with any productive excess being reallocated to non-productive communes or the few remaining urban centers to moil partitioned growth within a unit.

NERC considers itself a vanguard party that works alongside the CPNE without participating in public politics, and it is stated within the constitution that both NERC and the CPNE will be abolished once Communism is achieved in New England. Although political parties and labor organizations such as the CPUSA and IWW are considered cordial acquaintances of NERC, NERC does not recognize their necessity to enterprise within the DPRNE.