1969-1976 Downfall of the Turks and a Second Hell Part 1
(This chapter will be more of a Timeline for the first half due to time restraints (I’m writing this in the span of two days so :\)
(Can Anyone say cheap Tie-In?)
June 4th 1969: The Chinese Scientist, Fu-Jo Shi publishes a paper called, “The relativity Between Mankind and separate Timelines”. It was a hypothetical thesis that the current world he lived in was just a breakoff of a greater, more encompassing world of people’s; and that both Timelines will eventually join into one. Whether he meant the world he lived would keep its composer or morph into something stranger is completely up to the reader to guess. Since the well-known scientist died three days after its publishing from a tumor. Needless to say it was immediately dismissed as the ramblings of a man desperate for some last attention before dying.
January 1st 1970: After prolonged treatment and several strokes, Former first lady of La Plata, Eva Peron (or Evita) passed away. She was kept alive due primarily to extensive (and experimental) chemotherapy and medically induced comas. The country flung itself into mourning; as businesses of all kinds ejected patrons to their private grief. Her last words were confusing at best: citing instead of La Plata, the country she called her own was that called…Argentina.
January 31st 1970: A nationwide vote is set in La Plata on whether or not to honor Evita’s last words and rename the country to Argentina. After thirteen an almost unanimous vote of 99.999995% of the population voted to rename the country. Three days later it was done officially in the capital.
June 13th 1973: Large scale protests break out in Ankara, Istanbul, and many other major Ottoman cities. They call for a free democratic nation that consists of only Anatolia.
June 14th 1973: The Sultan’s private guard corps descends on protesters, killing 19.
June 15th 1974: The previous assault on citizens of the Empire causes the large amounts of the population to revolt. The Largest of these include those in Ankara, Istanbul, and a large Zionist revolt in Jerusalem and Gaza.
Major revolts in the Empite
June 18th 1974: Members of the Ottoman Empire’s higher Echelon of government join together in a special DMZ area located around the Hagia Sophia and sign a treaty that would change the course of the Middle East forever. Representatives of Each Rebel group meet here with the Sultan and each sign the pact. The charter states that all nations outside of the Anatolian area of The Empire are granted a right of Sovereignty. Those countries are as listed: Israel is released to the Zionist protesters, while Lebanon, Syria, Jordon, and Iraq are granted to the Muslim groups. The act also returns the Lands near German Sinai to Egypt and provides Hejaz with the Holy lands of Islam (except Jerusalem) Mecca, Medina and territory around it. Those gains then prompt the King of Hejaz to create “Saudi Arabia”, a unified Arabian kingdom. Meanwhile Anatolia is all that is left of the Ottomans; but even them rename themselves to Turkey and adopt a democratic state of government. The treaty also makes sure all sovereign states that rose from the Empire are to remain neutral in any conflict involving outside powers for thirteen years.
Countries around the world scramble to gain influence in these new countries. Saudi Arabia is the main target, because of its monopoly on the Oil market. But even then they stay neutral in the events that followed three weeks later.
July 8th, 1974: Tensions begin to rise in the Hispaniola front as more and more soldiers are carted to the border. Local health on the East side begins to deteriorate and many flee to the West. German troops however will have none of this and are ordered to kill any border crossers on sight. This order proves to be a vantage point for allied belligerence. The Entente’s strongest countries meet in Ontario and discuss the use of this plan. The American representative, Henry Kissinger suggests that American soldiers encourage border hopping; and when the Germans move to stop it a firefight will break out, causing a reason for war.
Six CIA agents are sent to Eastern Hispaniola and begin to set up Human smuggling rings to get across the border. One of them purposely tips off a German officer and when he comes to investigate a conflict erupts. All six CIA agents are killed; and their identification tags are used against the Americans diplomatically. America calls the move a destruction of personal freedoms for the Natives in the German colonies. Six days later war is declared.
All over the world planes scramble and tanks are deployed; All in the name of Freedom.
A Harrier jet about to scramble off the coast of Hispaniola onboard the USS George Washington