In 1917, during the Mesopotamian campaign of world war 1, The
British Empire discovered an alien device later to be called ‘The Space Bridge’,
in effect a wormhole generator which connects to other bridges across the
galaxy. It is not successfully activated until 1957, shortly after Britain’s
expulsion from NATO and near Bankruptcy. For the next 20 years Britain used
this device to explore the galaxy, obtaining enough gold to repay American war
debts from both world wars and the loans made after the cancellation of
lend-lease as well as gaining new technology, extra -terrestrial friends and
enemies alike. At home the UK became swayed by the arguments of the CND and officially
dismantled Britain’s nuclear weapons.
In 1976, the Soviet Union, already in severe decline, despite existing commitments in Angola, Ethiopia
and Afghanistan, decided to show the world that it was still a super power and
undertook an invasion of the British Isles, although only East Germany and Cuba
actually sent soldiers in support of this effort. The next 4 years of warfare proved
costly for the Soviets, eventually they were driven out, with the aid of the
Martians (under the Treaty of Woking). The war and occupation cost the Soviets
1 million men and the British over 8-10 million lives and a homeland which
resembled the blitz of world war 2, albeit 3 big cities had been destroyed by
tactical nuclear weapons.
In 1980 the British officially confirmed the existence of
extra-terrestrial life and of the Space Bridge Programme, with the offer of sharing
the technology gathered over the past 20 years, with Britain’s ET allies -Mars,
Svinge and Byzantine- pledging aid to rebuild Britain, which was expanded to
include Venus (which was to be terraformed), a space station, lunar bases and
territories within and beyond the solar system. This was all too much for the ‘Roswell
Grey’ aliens , called the Kh’ari, who’d been secretly helping both America and
the Soviet Union during the cold war . The cold war was in fact set up by the
Kh’ari as a ‘research project’ for one
of their universities (Kh’ari society is based around academic study and is de
facto a massive collegiate University). Seeing that the game was up, the Kh’ari
withdrew support from the Soviet Union which eventually collapsed in 1986, ending
the cold war.
The Edinburgh Committee, named after Prince Philip, was
formed in 1980 as an executive agency of the Privy Council as a reaction to the
war and to absorb the bits of the Space Bridge Programme that hadn’t been hived
off to other government departments. The Committee would be directly
accountable to the Monarch and Prime Minister, who would serve ex-officio and 7
other members appointed by the Monarch. The purpose of the Committee was to
oversee and set the strategy for a new combined intelligence and special forces
agency called the ‘Extraordinary Intelligence & Security Service’ (EISS) or
MI9, which would be given an unlimited ‘black budget’ & would focus on ‘extra-terrestrial,
paranormal and any other dangerous threats against the Realm’. The day to day running and tactical performance
would be led by a Chief Executive Director (CED), a head of intelligence (Chief
Inspector -General) and a head of special forces and operations (Captain- General).
By the twenties of the 21st century Britain had
been rebuilt during a new ‘golden age’, having established herself as a major
human power on the intergalactic scene, there isn’t, sadly, a day that goes by
that there isn’t still war or conflict either across the globe or in
interstellar space and the EISS is needed now more than ever.
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