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- Storyline FAQ For Command And Conquer's (Pc Game)
- Red Alert, Tiberian Dawn And Tiberian Sun
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- July 23, 2002
- " There is no avoiding war; it can only be postponed
- to the advantage of others "
- ~ Niccolò Machiavelli
- [NOTE: This is a fictional material/ story only (containing none or very little fact), intended for those interested in the highly exciting and gripping storyline for the hit PC Game Command and Conquer!]
- The Birth Of The Command and Conquer Alternate Universe: Red Alert
- __________________________________________________________________
- The Events that set it into motion 60 years ago
- 1. Introduction:
- May, 1945. The end of World War II. The defeat of Adolph Hitler and the destruction
- of Germany. The flight of the Enola Gay over Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The surrender
- of Japan. The extermination of over 6 million Jewish people and several hundreds of
- thousands of other people that were marked for death by the Nazi ideology. 5 years
- of war that ravaged the European continent, drew the United States of America into a
- massive naval battle against Japan, caused the first nuclear strikes in history and
- resulted in the loss of over 30 million human lives.
- Up to here, reality as we know it and the reality of the alternate Universe of Command
- and Conquer are completely parallel... Until 1949, 4 years after the end of the se-
- cond World War. During this year, in a classified military research facility at
- Trinity, New Mexico, a chain of events was set into motion that separated our reality
- of the Command and Conquer Universe. The person who was responsible was a man known
- as Albert Einstein.
- 2. The Paradox Equation:
- A genius mathematician, scientist, and theorist who lived in the early part of the
- 20th Century created the theory of Relativity and in doing so became the first human
- being to gain an understanding of the fabric of the Space -Time Continuum. His name
- was Albert Einstein. A man considered to be one of the greatest thinkers in the
- field of science, mathematics and philosophy in the 20th Century, and quite possibly
- throughout human history. One of his more famous theories was the equation of e=mc2
- (energy = matter x the speed of light2 ), proving that all energy is made up of light
- and matter. This knowledge would eventually lead to the "Manhattan Project" and
- resulted in the creation of the first nuclear weapons, the most powerful form of
- weaponry ever to be created by humans. It was this, as well as many other theories
- which led to the birth of a new science called "Quantum Physics", the complex study
- of matter, energy, light and the bases of all life - the atom. Later on in his life,
- Einstein was allowed the opportunity to work with a very famous man named Nikola Tesla.
- Tesla was the leading scientist in the field of electricity at the time, so to Albert
- Einstein, it was a great notability for his career, as well as Tesla's. At a certain
- point in time however, when they met, they were approached by the United States go-
- vernment to undergo a Black Project, which would later become known as the ominous
- Philadelphia Experiment. The reason for the advance by the United States government
- was, in-part, due to the research that both Einstein and Tesla conducted together,
- during their brief meetings. Einstein came up with the Unified Field Theory, which
- spoke of the ability to jam certain types of radar, thereby making objects become
- invisible. It would be some time later in the late 1970's and early 1980's that the
- United States Air Force would complete this device, which would be code-named "Athena."
- It had the potential to eliminate the radar bands which would be hitting the plane,
- by sending back a return signature of the given radar band. However, the project
- would be dropped due to lack of funding. The reason why Tesla was chosen as the se-
- cond leading scientist along with Albert Einstein was due to his knowledge and insight
- in generating a large amount of electricity with little or no effort. The United
- States Office of Naval Research would eventually hire both of them to conduct an expe-
- riment to try and make an object invisible to radar as well as actual sight. On June
- 12, 1939, the Navy prepared seven gigantic Tesla Coils and configured them according
- the calculations of Einstein's theory of Relativity and beamed them towards the USS
- Eldridge, a medium-sized battle cruiser berthed just outside Philadelphia. The re-
- sults of the experiment were as stunning as they were awesome. The ship would vanish
- completely for about seven to ten minutes. When the ship reappeared, Naval research-
- ers and scientists would discover the horrific results of the experiment. Several
- members of the crew were found decapitated and some seemed to have actually materia-
- lised as a part of the ship's hull, partly embedded into it's structure. It appeared
- that the experiment had caused a complete breakdown of the Einstein suggested Space -
- Time continuum.
- Einstein would be forced to rethink his theory and write a very lengthy report on what
- occurred in the Black Project. It would be some years later, that he would again work
- with his Unified Field Theory. Yet instead of making an object invisible, he decided
- to put the theory of time-traveling to the test. Experimenting with ideas of using a
- large magnetic field and electricity to generate a small, controllable wormhole, he
- soon learned of the power and complexity of creating a rip in the fabric of time and
- space. It would take many grueling years working with colleagues and deciphering the
- multifaceted equation which would reveal how to slow down time and create the possi-
- bility of traveling backwards through it. It also would lead to the explanation of
- what exactly occurred during the Philadelphia Experiment in 1939. After some years,
- he was able to create a device which could be considered a "Time Machine" based on the
- theories of wormholes, black holes, magnets, and electricity. The name of the theory,
- which he would endow upon time traveling, would be "Chronoshifting." It would later
- be defined as "the ability of shifting from one place to another in a certain time
- window.". Thus Einstein named his "Time Machine" the "ChronoSphere."
- Then it suddenly began to become clear that Einstein was having a second agenda that
- no-one was aware of. He apparently reached the final stages of the research and com-
- pleted the ChronoSphere device independently with the aid of only one of his most
- trusted assistants, without any knowledge of either his team or the supervisors of
- the project. The location was Trinity, New Mexico. The date was sometime in the year
- 1949. It would be this independent action of Albert Einstein to initiate the experi-
- ment on his own, that would separate our dimension from the Command And Conquer Uni-
- verse. Einstein's motives are unclear, and we must consider the fact that this man's
- intelligence far out ways that of our own. Therefore, it will never truly be under-
- stood why he committed these acts. Nevertheless, the most plausible explanation is a
- humane one. World War II had cost an amount of human lives so numerous that no person
- can truly comprehend the consequences for those involved. It had caused severe damage
- to an entire continent, led to the creation and utilization of the most dreadful form
- of weaponry ever to be created and it brought a number of ideologies to the human mind
- that manifested themselves as both highly regenerative and severely hazardous to world
- peace. Therefore, we must consider the possibility that when Einstein realized he had
- the ability of accomplishing time-travel, he decided to use it to prevent the horror
- of World War II of ever taking place. In order to accomplish this aim, Einstein knew
- that there was only one way: take away the source out of the course of history. His
- Prime Directive was to eliminate Adolph Hitler and halt World War II. By doing this,
- the Jews would not suffer from the concentration camps in Europe, the naval war be-
- tween America and Japan could be avoided and the releasing of the atom bomb on Hiro-
- shima and Nagasaki would've never happened. The only way to do this was to disrupt
- the historical timeline and come into contact with Hitler himself. When the "Time-
- Traveler" would meet Hitler, the history of mankind would be changed, thus elimina-
- ting the existence of Hitler and ensuring the survival of all those who both directly
- as well as indirectly suffered under his destructive terror. That "Time-Traveler"
- would be Einstein. Throughout the course of World War II history, there was both
- only one place and time where Einstein would be able to come into personal contact
- with Adolph Hitler. A time when Hitler had not risen to power and a place where his
- exact whereabouts were completely confirmed. The place was Landsberg, Germany. The
- time was somewhere in 1924, when Hitler was released from custody after his initial
- coup on the German government several years back. By the laws of Quantum Physics,
- any entity that is in a state of Space-Time Continuum flux had to avoid physical
- contact with any entity native to the visited timeline. If any physical contact be-
- tween the fluxuating entity and the native entity would happen, the theorized effect
- was something defined as a "Temporal Paradox". This "Paradox" would result in the
- immediate Space - Time restoration of the fluxuating entity, but cause a complete
- dimensional dislocation of the native entity. Apparently, Albert Einstein was very
- aware of this, and knew that all that had to be done to accomplish his mission was
- to somehow establish physical contact with Adolph Hitler.
- Somewhere in Trinity, New Mexico in the year 1949, The ChronoSphere was activated by
- Einstein's unidentified assistant and Einstein found himself standing in front of...
- A prison in Landsberg, Germany, 1924.
- Then the moment arrived. A young man stepped out of the prison door. Einstein walked
- toward him and said in German: "Herr Hitler!". (Mister Hitler!) The young man turned
- around, looked at him and answered: "Ja? Was ist loos? Ich habe keine Zeit um hier
- rund zu stehen.". (Yes? What is it? I don't have time to be standing around
- here.) In which Einstein prophetically replied: "Ja.... ich ferstehe." (Yes...
- I know / I understand) Then he held out his hand towards Hitler as to invite him to
- shake hands. Hitler did so, and in touching Einstein, the theory of the Temporal
- Paradox became true. Einstein returned to 1949 New Mexico. Adolph Hitler had never
- even existed. It would be this fateful day that changed the history of mankind for-
- ever.
- As Einstein found himself in the ChronoSphere laboratory again, he found his assis-
- tant waiting there for him. Realizing that due to their proximity to the ChronoSphere
- they had some minutes left before being integrated into the new timeline themselves,
- a short conversation took place in the ChronoSphere laboratory. A room that had be-
- come unreal, as for those last few moments, it was all that was left of the timeline
- that we tend to call reality. The assistant asked "....did you find him?", in which
- Einstein slowly replied: "Hitler is... out of the way...". The anxiety on the assis-
- tants's face was obvious: "Congratulations professor! With Hitler removed...!". But
- he never got to finish the sentence. Einstein raised his hand which silenced his
- assistant. While looking at his old pocket watch, which was apparently going berserk,
- he spoke the final words of our reality.
- " Time will tell...sooner or later...time will tell... "
- ~ Albert Einstein, 1949 Trinity, New Mexico
- 3. The Great World War II
- After the completion of Einstein mission, a great many things had changed. GPS exis-
- ting in the 1950'ies. The sophistication of rockets understood within 10 years. Satel-
- lites, super computers, etc... All accomplished before the 1960'ies arrived. One of
- the many examples of the changes was the Philadelphia Experiment turning out to be a
- success, and in turn, the United States Government declassified the project and passed
- it out to countries who were in the United Nations. But most importantly, World War 2
- had never taken place. Einstein went out to accomplish the impossible, and succeeded.
- Yet, in those final moments in the Space - Time isolated lab, he had a feeling his
- work was not done correctly and there might be some drastic consequences in what he
- did. This terrifying notion came when he gazed at his pocket watch after returning
- from his trip. He noticed that the watch had been going haywire and that on his watch,
- time itself had stopped. But it was his own ironic statement which he said to his as-
- sistant that would haunt him in those last moments.
- " Time will tell...sooner or later...time will tell... "
- The reason for this remark will forever remain a mystery, but deep down inside, Ein-
- stein seemed to think that what he had done was a horrible mistake and that mankind
- as he knew it may be in grave danger.
- In the early 1950'ies, the already established United Nations noticed that the Soviet-
- Union was becoming a Super Power in the world and was beginning to build up a vast
- army, as well as progress in the technological field faster than anyone ever imagined.
- Within a few short years, the Soviets were able to break the speed of sound and have
- the capability of launching a nuclear warhead. Under the rule of Stalin, the Soviet-
- Union would undergo a drastic change as they began to build up in strength and intel-
- ligence. There was a purpose though, and that would soon be announced to the world
- when Stalin would launch the first of a series of attacks on Europe. Although Hitler
- was gone, Stalin still remained. He would take his place in the role of historical
- global conquest, and would be far worse in military strength, determination, quantity
- of troops, and especially the quality of his war technology. The intensity of war
- would reach its peak as the Soviet-Union blanketed most of Eastern Europe in an
- "Iron Curtain." This war between the Soviet-Union and the Allied European Nations
- would later be known as...
- " The Great World War II. "
- 4. Fight for Freedom
- By the time Einstein realized his mistake of interfering with the natural Timeline,
- it was already too late. The effects of the ChronoSphere wore off and he himself and
- his assistant were integrated into the new timeline, completely unaware of what they
- had once done. The Iron Curtain began to fall upon all of Europe and the Allies (the
- military unification of the beleaguered European Nations) were left with a bigger
- problem then they could have ever anticipated. Unlike Hitler's concentration camps
- and mass killings, Stalin decided to take all of Europe by sheer force. Hitler and
- the Axis Power had taken about 1/4 of Europe in World War II. In this "Great World
- War II," Stalin would take approximately 3/4 of Europe, leaving only England and some
- other countries in the wake of the destruction. The Chaos Theory had taken place.
- It would take some time before the Allies would realize the power which the Soviet-
- Union possessed. The fight for the freedom of Europe from the Soviets had begun but
- it might already be too late, as the United Nations was reluctant to come to the aid
- of the European allies into a war that could turn worldwide very easily.
- Einstein's plan to avoid a worldwide armed conflict was a failure, as all of Europe
- was under Red Alert. The Soviets had a powerful army and air force, consisting of
- MiGs, Mammoth Tanks, and V2 Rocket Launchers. Their quality, as well as their
- quantity, was the best in the world at the time. The European Allies (under the
- brilliant command of German General Gunther Von Esling and Greek Colonel Nikos
- Stavros) would prove to be a worthy adversary however, as they managed to battle the
- Soviet invaders for many months regardless the unimaginable losses of lives and
- territory, desperately trying to get the "neutral" United Nations on their side
- against Stalin. Having the genius of the Albert Einstein of the new timeline
- available to them, they would be able to use many new technological devices that
- would highly aid in the war. The Chronoshift technology, which was indirectly re-
- sponsable for the entire situation, was an example of this, as it helped outsmart-
- ing the power of the Soviet war machine.
- Eventually, due to the near heroism of the European Allies in holding ground against
- the Soviet seat of power, and due to the fact that the United Nations became aware
- that Europe was just the first step in Stalin's eyes, several of the world's most
- powerful nations including the United States of America, India and Japan turned
- against the Soviet-Union and allied themselves with the European defenders. After
- several months, the Allies finally broke through the last lines of Soviet defenses
- and Stalin was killed in the last siege on Moscow.
- The surviving Allies would win the war, realizing that their victory had cost them
- all but their lives. Europe was completely decimated. Over 100 million human li-
- ves were lost.
- After this great disaster in Europe, a secret organization would be formed by the
- United Nations to deal with terrorism and to stop another incident like the Great
- War from ever occurring again.
- " When you kill one... it is a tragedy; when you kill a
- million ... it is a statistic. "
- ~ Josef Stalin
- ______________________________________________________
- Additional Information:
- The following section contains specific and detailed information about the prime
- armed factions involved in The Great World War II; The European Allies and the
- Soviet-Union.
- I. The Alliance of Democratic Nations:
- Commonly known as the Allies, they consisted of Britain, Germany, France, Italy,
- Greece, Turkey, Spain, and a number of other Western and Northern European nations.
- Formed to defend Europe against the tyranny of the Soviet-Union, the Allies ground
- units consisted of small, guerilla style units and mid-level armor units. The naval
- power of the Allies was incredible however, as it was based primarily off of the
- awesome fleets of Britain and Scandinavia. However, the Soviets managed to steal
- the submarine designs when they captured Berlin, and sub technology gave them a
- slight balance. It has been recently disclosed that the United States did supply
- the Allies with some technology during the war, such as the Apache Longbow and the
- M1 tank which the Allies dubbed the "Medium Tank". The battles of Great World War
- II were intense. Many a time the Allies were heavily outgunned and outnumbered.
- But several highly skilled Allied commanders held through with superior tactics,
- guerilla style warfare and sabotage missions. Some of the more famous battles were
- the rescues of Einstein and of Tanya Adams (a female guerilla expert who defined
- the way commandos work today), the collapse of Germany and Greece, the defending of
- the first operational ChronoSphere prototype and finally the attack on Moscow itself.
- After the defeat of the Soviet-Union, leaders of the Allied nations and the Soviet-
- Union met at the United Nations Headquarters in New York to write a peace treaty.
- The first condition was that the Soviet-Union must be dissolved back into the
- nations it was before the Russian Revolution known as "Red October". The next was
- the destruction of the Communist party and the execution of the high military
- officers and political officials that were still alive. Only one, supposedly
- Stalin's personal advisor, was unaccounted for. The only records that proved he
- existed were some documents and records signed by Stalin himself addressed to a man
- called "Kane". The third condition was that all military technology be turned over
- to the Allies and the UN. Fanatical Russian nationalists destroyed some of the
- high-level technology of the Soviet-Union, chiefly the Heavy and Mammoth Tank con-
- struction techniques. The fourth condition was that Russia itself would for ten
- years be under total control of the UN. After those ten years Russia would regain
- self rule but had to act in accordance with the UN until the year 2000. Russian
- leaders eagerly accepted the treaty, as resisting it would mean the disbanding of
- Russia itself and the placing of the remnants at the hands of Allied nations that
- still bore grudges. The UN was slow to bring the world the defense force it had
- promised in The Great World War II, so the Alliance stayed active and made the
- agreement with the UN to disband only when the UN stated its world task force. The
- UN found this as a fair compromise, and the Alliance (similar to the NATO except
- used more often) remained as the unofficial "protectors" of the planet. However,
- when The Brotherhood Of Nod violently appeared in the early 1990'ies with members
- of all thinkable nationalities, it was recognized that it was politically too
- dangerous for a European based military organization to directly interfere with Nod
- activities. Thus the UN decided to finish their efforts and wrote the UNGDA. The
- Allies dissolved, replaced by the Global Defense Initiative on October 12, 1995.
- Known Facts about the Alliance of Democratic Nations -
- Ratified - Generally the accepted date is that of the first Soviet acts of aggression
- against the European Democratic states in 1953.
- Disbanded - Replaced by the Global Defense Initiative on October 12, 1995.
- Ideology - To resist Soviet aggression against any first and second world powers.
- Uphold ideals defined in World Association of Nations charter.
- Official Supreme Commander during GWWII - German General Gunther Von Esling, Supreme
- Commander of Allied Forces.
- Former Base of Operations - Headquarters of Unified Operations: London. Northern
- Theatre: Oslo. Southern Theatre: Madrid.
- Former Military Strength - Enlisted forces of about 3.4 million. Non-regular forces,
- including guerrilla and resistance forces, about 1.7
- million. Armament classified per DEFCOM document 177.4,
- Allied Defense Regulations. [Records listed are statis-
- tics taken before the war.]
- Former Economic Strength - Information never released. Was to be declassified by
- the end of the First Tiberium War, but the Tiberium assi-
- milation of Earth's ecosystems causing a dislocation of
- most of human civilization as well as the destruction
- caused by The Brotherhood Of Nod resulted in a loss of
- the data. Historical researchers are working on recalcu-
- lating.
- Former Political Strength - Not Applicable. Operated as a modified Military Junta.
- Former Affiliations - United Nations, Russia.
- See Also - Einstein, A.: "A History of Allied Weaponry."; Fort, Charles A.:
- "F-Invasions and Telemetry", General Gunther von Esling, Colonel Nikos
- Stavros.
- _____________________________
- II. The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics:
- When the Communist-based Soviet-Union was first created in 1922, many western coun-
- tries feared it because of the anti-capitalistic propaganda it fed to the easily
- influenced masses. The same year the Treaty of Rapallo was reformed to help secure
- the Soviet-Union and to re-strengthen Germany after its devastation during the first
- World War. Things went relatively well, but there was notion of a new political
- movement in Germany which was known as the National Socialistic party or Nazi party.
- This German political movement was highly nationalistic and highly anti-Communist,
- which gained them a great number of supporters among the German population and the
- sympathies of the catholic church which regarded the Nazi's as defenders of the
- faith against the increasing influence of the godless Communists. However, due to
- a series of violent acts against Jewish German civilians and due to regular internal
- conflicts, the Nazi party fell apart around 1926 due to the lack of efficient orga-
- nisation and a leading figure capable of unifying them and their ideas. After the
- collapse of the Nazi party, Germany became much more democratic, and relations with
- the rest of Western Europe had improved greatly. However, with the Nazi's official-
- ly disbanding, one of their members proclaimed through the media that he suspected
- Communist infiltration to be the main reason for their breakdown. Because of this
- politically sensitive statement, tensions began to arise between Germany and the
- Soviet-Union. Eventually, the diplomatic relations between the two nations soared
- and the Treaty of Rapallo was repealed.
- With the rebuilding of Germany, and the already powerful Britain and France, the
- United States decided to launch a global program to act as the sovereign voice on
- major matters. The nations of Western Europe and North America also welcomed the
- Communists to join, mainly because it was an attempt to unify the world. Stalin
- and other Communist leaders decided to observe to see what the UN was really about.
- The Communists were initially pleased to see actual attempts to stop world problems
- like the offset of the ecosystem. But nothing could stop the total breakdown be-
- tween German and Soviet relations that was already happening.
- The Soviet-Union was shocked by Germany's turning away. It was also offended by the
- repeal of the Treaty of Rapallo. Soviet political leaders threatened military action
- against Germany if it did not formally apologize to the Soviet-Union and allow Com-
- Intern (Communist International Party) to be allowed in the country again. Germany
- agreed to the apology, but it realized ComIntern was essentially a Soviet political
- platform designed to dislocate capitalistic countries, so the allowance of any Commu-
- nist or Socialist party in Germany itself was absolutely refused. When the Soviets
- appeared true to their warning and began to mobilize, the other Western European
- nations reacted by forming the Alliance of Democratic Nations, a military junta
- similar to the NATO that stated if one nation was attacked by a non-European aggres-
- sor, all would fight together. The Allies warned the Soviets to stand down so a
- peaceful settlement could be arranged. Stalin, however, was too enraged at Germany
- and kept pushing towards it. When the Soviets finally invaded Poland and started
- moving further west into Europe, all nations in the Alliance declared war on the
- Soviet-Union. The Great World War II had begun.
- The Soviets' technology was more brute force than finesse. Although they did manage
- to build submarines, that technology, like their V2 rockets, were originally German
- designs. The Soviet-Union managed to capture that technology before the Allies could
- even build the first prototypes. Their own Tesla Coil and Mammoth Tank were further
- proof of this. For the first half of the war, the Reds were on the offensive, attack-
- ing Eastern Europe with fourteen tank divisions, while the Allies only had three
- divisions mobilized. With such a small force for defense, the important countries of
- Germany and Greece were easy targets for the Soviet-Union. Guerilla fighting still
- raged all throughout Greece, with MiG bombers destroying much of Athens, including
- the Acropolis, to be replaced by Soviet structures when appropriate forces arrived.
- Meanwhile, the battle was taken to the Aegean Sea, where Allied naval forces dealt a
- major blow to the Soviet's high tech Iron Curtain project. The war entered an extre-
- mely critical stage when a high ranking Soviet officer who disagreed with Stalin's
- nuclear policies defected to the Alliance and revealed that at least four 500 Kiloton
- nuclear warheads were in production and were to be used against the major cities of
- Europe, including London and Paris. A strike team was sent in an attempt to shut
- down the Soviet Nuclear program, but failed. The warheads were operational and were
- launched at Leningrad (currently St. Petersburg) from the Central Command at the Krem-
- lin. In an operation that made the history books, a team of "special volunteers"
- under the command of a female commando called Tanya Adams infiltrated the nuclear pro-
- duction facilities and managed to disarm the warheads while in mid-flight towards
- their targets. The warheads crashed down on the surface of the targeted cities and
- were destroyed during the impact, never detonating. The Alliance made it through
- its darkest hour alive.
- " If those bombs had gone off... well, let's just say that those of us left would
- all be learning how to speak Russian just about now. "
- ~ Supreme Allied Commander General Gunther Von Esling, 1954
- After word got out that the Soviet-Union attempted a quadruple nuclear strike at Euro-
- pe, the United Nations and thus the other major powers in the world came out of their
- "neutral" chairs. Recognizing the near heroism of the Allied forces in protecting
- Europe from an overwhelmingly powerful and aggressive adversaries and recognizing the
- immense danger that the Soviet-Union had become to the free world, the United States
- of America, India and Japan joined the war. This fact, combined with Allied success
- in halting both Soviet super weapon projects, and their own ChronoSphere device fully
- operational, the Alliance knew that the time had finally come to commence a major
- offensive into the USSR. Alliance warships, under the command of the British Royal
- Navy, began pushing up the major waterways like the Volga River. Backed by UN rein-
- forcements, Allied forces began retaking Germany, Greece, Turkey and Poland, and
- started moving into Russia itself. Allied Supreme Commander General Von Esling used
- blitzkrieg warfare to slice through the western blockade. During the onslaught, the
- Soviets managed to get the Iron Curtain technology back online in a last ditch attempt
- to push the Allies back. Unfortunately for them, their Leningrad research installa-
- tion and all plans for the Iron Curtain were destroyed. Soon the Allies were knocking
- on Stalin's front door, and even the last operational Iron Curtain device wasn't
- enough to stop the Alliance. Soon Moscow flew the Alliance flag, and in the rubble,
- Allied troops discovered the body of Stalin, gagged and buried. Apparently he might
- have lived, but someone else got to him first and strangled him. No one knew who was
- responsable for Stalin's death until none other than Allied Colonel Nikos Stavros ad-
- mitted to it over twenty years later. Also on the Allied agenda of investigation was
- the discrepancy of the record of a man named Kane, apparently Stalin's most trusted
- advisor. His body was never found, but it wasn't until the next generation of people
- would we know why...
- Known Facts about the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics -
- Ratified - Officially created in 1922 by the Communist Party in Russia.
- Disbanded - At the end of the Great World War II, during the Treaty Of New York,
- which split the Soviet-Union into Russia, Ukraine, Belorussia, and other
- independent states.
- Ideology - According to Stalin, the birthright of the Soviet Empire was nothing less
- than conquering and dominating the entire globe. And the birthright of
- Josef Stalin himself was nothing less than conquering the spirit and domi-
- nating the actions of every Soviet citizen.
- Head of State during GWWII - Josef Stalin.
- Former Base of Operations - Entire Euro-Asian peninsula. Command posts identified
- in Moscow, Kiev, Stalingrad, Khartoum, Karachi and Da
- Nang.
- Former Military Strength - Enlisted forces exceed 14 million. Non-regular forces,
- including police and NKVD, about 7 million. [Records
- listed are statistics taken before the war.]
- Former Economic Strength - Considerable operating assets believed to be in excess of
- 486.2 billion Swiss Francs. [Records listed are statistics
- taken before the war.]
- Former Political Strength - Because every single person in the Soviet-Union was a
- member of the Communist Party, an incredible agent network
- of over 200 million citizens infiltrated the governments
- of most Pan African, Pan Indian and Pan Asian governments
- with suspected strongholds in Mexico City and Vancouver.
- The Socialist/Communist subversions of those countries was
- a primary political strength as it turned many a country
- away from the Alliance. The efforts of achieving world-
- wide Communism were controlled by the Communist Interna-
- tional party, commonly known as ComIntern.
- Former Affiliations - World Democratic Society, Asian Defense League, Freedom Consor-
- tium, Communist Political Contingency (CPC), Communist Interna-
- tional party (ComIntern).
- See Also - Henderson, D.K. and Chou, K.L.: "Soviet Terrorist Activities", Treaty Of
- New York, Russia, other former Soviet states.
- **************************************************
- **************************************************
- " The world and The Brotherhood view the benefits and threat of Tiberium
- differently. They see a scientific anomaly.
- But I see the future. "
- ~ Kane
- The Dawn Of The Tiberium Age
- ____________________________
- 1. A New Organization:
- After the defeat of the Soviets at the end of Great World War II, the Allies reported
- to the United Nations about their gruesome battle against the Soviet-Union. The UN
- then started a several years lasting review of all the information gathered from the
- war. When this review was eventually completed, the delegates of the UN would begin
- the formation of a Peace Corps capable of covertly dealing with anything from minor
- ethnic un-rests and small terrorist factions to a situation involving a state of
- worldwide emergency as defined in the UN review of The Great World War II. Throughout
- the process, none of this was ever made known to the public in an attempt to prevent
- hostile infiltration of the Peace Corps as well as to circumvent certain UN declara-
- tions regarding restrictions in military affairs that were officially enforced at the
- time. The UN continued to review many pages of documents, diaries, taped conversa-
- tions and retrieved items from the Soviets in a bid to incorporate the gathered intel-
- ligence in the organizational structure of the new Peace Corps to further increase
- its military potential and overall efficiency. Eventually, this new and secretive
- peace keeping force became the best equipped and most efficient military organization
- on Earth, utilizing state-of-the-art high tech weaponry and equipment derived of both
- former Allied as well as Soviet designs.
- Towards the end of the 1950'ies, the UN came to a solution on how to correctly finance
- the secret group. A proposal submitted to all the nations within the UN-pact stated
- the amount each country would invest into the Black Project and which military offi-
- cials would be in charge. It also outlined the purpose of the secretly funded Peace
- Corps, and stated a number of other policies regarding its activities which are still
- classified today. The Peace Corps became active under the designation of:
- "Operations Group Echo, Black Ops 9".
- Yet throughout the years, their involvement in matters such as civil wars, coups and
- other politically sensitive situations began to expose their existence, resulting with
- the mass media trying to find out who or what this secret organization could be. Some
- mediums would later on begin twisting O.G.E., B.O. 9 its actual existence and purpose
- by saying they were implicated with aliens, Unidentified Flying Objects and the like.
- Although the UN continued to deny the existence of the organization, hiding the truth
- while certain matters were already leaked out was starting to become increasingly dif-
- ficult. It would eventually be the ominous operation "Desert Storm" that would offici-
- ally reveal the existence of Operations Group Echo, Black Ops 9 and their purpose as
- a specialized international peace enforcing unit. When the international media dis-
- covered that the attempted assassination upon Sadam Hussein by O.G.E, B.O. 9 (in a co-
- vert effort to prevent the outbreak of the Gulf War) was a complete failure with the
- resulting in the death of a large number of agents, O.G.E, B.O. 9's first contact with
- the general public was a catastrophe. Nevertheless, it wouldn't be too soon before
- the UN would be in the press again. This time to officially announce the existence and
- purpose of the organization and to come together one more time to rewrite the proposal
- of the late 1950s.
- In accordance with the United Nations Global Defense Act (UNGDA), the "GDI" or fully
- the "Global Defense Initiative" was founded at the date of October 12th, 1995. The
- UN proposal stated the following:
- " The Global Defense Initiative was founded to enforce the United Nations Global De-
- fense Act and uphold the ideals as outlined in the United Nations Charter. "
- Their supreme commander became the American Brigadier-General Mark Jamison Sheppard.
- By taking the organization out of the shadows and thus giving the public an insight
- into its activities and purpose, the speculations and rumors ended and the trust in
- the UN's peace keeping unit was largely restored.
- " The media can either be your friend... or your enemy. "
- ~ Kane
- 2. Tiberian Dawn:
- Soon after the announcement of the newly formed "Global Defense Initiative" or com-
- menly the GDI, a strange meteor impacted on Earth near the Tiber river in Italy. A
- scientist by the name of Dr. Mobius would find the meteor and discover that it was
- the carrier of an alien plant-like life-form. Afterwards he took it back to his lab
- in the United States to have it undergo a series of tests. After several months of
- research Mobius began to see the inherent danger that this alien plant represented.
- He would study the plant as it mutated and evolved in the laboratory garden and
- videotaped what was occurring. Within 14 days of planting the seeds of the Tiberium
- specimens he recovered from Italy, it had literally taken over the entire garden.
- This shocked the scientists as they began to wonder about the Tiberium's origins.
- But it would be the deaths of some of Dr. Mobius' colleagues that would truly begin
- to frighten him. It seemed that Tiberium proved extremely hazardous to humans as it
- caused horrible health problems as well as causing the intoxicated person to undergo
- a change in behavior and appearance. It became clear that Tiberium was affecting
- every known species up to mankind at the genetic level ever since the day of its
- arrival.
- Composed mostly of inorganic material, Tiberium is a non-carbon based substance.
- Tiberium is extremely toxic, and should not be handled by any carbon based life-
- form as it genetically alters DNA and mutates the life-form it comes into contact
- with. Although these extreme downsides are put into perspective, we do know that
- the possibilities of Tiberium as a mineral resource are unprecedented. The only
- places where Tiberium couldn't seem to grow were places without minerals, such as
- the poles and desert regions.
- In the words of Doctor Mobius:
- "Molecularly, it's a non-carbon based element. It appears to have strong ferrous
- qualities, with non-resonating reversible energy that has a tendency to disrupt
- carbon based molecular structures. It has unequal positrons orbiting on the 1st,
- 2nd, and 9th rings. The consequence of this structure is that the possibilities of
- Tiberium are limitless."
- From the research of Dr. Mobius, the following facts were learned about Tiberium and
- suggests to what its actual derivation might be.
- Tiberium Classes
- - Tiberium Riparius : Tiberium Riparius is the most common Tiberium. This sub-
- (Green) stance (Green) is extremely hazardous to all known carbon
- based life-forms. Tiberium Riparius grows and spreads
- rapidly and gives off heavy toxic gases.
- Known Compositional Facts: Phosphor 42.50 %
- Iron 32.50 %
- Calcium 15.20 %
- Copper 5.75 %
- Silica 2.50 %
- Unknown 1.50 %
- Known Toxic Gases: Methane 22 %
- Sulfur 19 %
- Naphthalene 12 %
- Argon 10 %
- Isobbutane 6 %
- Xylene 2 %
- Unknown 29 %
- - Tiberium Vinifera: Tiberium Vinifera is essentially matured Tiberium Riparius.
- (Blue) Its toxic effects are extremely high to all known carbon based
- life, and when brought into contact with combusting materials
- it almost behaves as a physical form of anti-matter. While
- much more valuable than Tiberium Riparius this substance is
- extremely volatile and dangerous, and should be handled with
- intense caution. Dr. Mobius worked on discovering the exact
- composition and the nature of the toxic gasses of Tiberium
- Vinifera untill his death.
- - Tiberium Aboreus: Tiberium Aboreus looks almost identical to Tiberium Vinifera
- (Also blue) while also having many of the same properties, but apparently
- there were enough differences present between the two for Dr.
- Mobius to classify Tiberium Aboreus in a category of its own.
- Like Tiberium Vinifera, this type of Tiberium is much more
- valuble as a mineral resource than Tiberium Riparius, yet it
- grows and spreads remarkably slow for Tiberium.
- - Tiberium Cruentus: This appears to be the most mature form of Tiberium. It is ex-
- (Large blue crystals) tremly large and cannot be passed by either humans or ground
- vehicles. Like Tiberium Vinifera and Tiberium Aboreus this sub-
- stance almost behaves as a physical form of anti-matter when
- brought into contact with cumbusting materials. Its value as
- a mineral resource is unprecedented.
- " The origins of Tiberium and its actual purpose still remain a mystery
- to the field of Science. "
- ~ Dr Mobius
- However, by the time Mobius and his team first realized about the dangers of Tiberium,
- the plant was reported to have already spread slowly but steadily over most of the
- planet. Then they began to see that it might already be too late to warn the world
- about the dangers of Tiberium. This was mainly because the shortage in time wouldn't
- prove to be Mobius his greatest problem in convincing the authorities to take imme-
- diate steps in halting Tiberium growth. Tiberium seemed to absorb all soil nutrients
- and ground minerals almost like a sponge. The end result of this unique leeching
- process was the formation of Tiberium crystals which consisted mainly out of a high
- number of enriched minerals and metals. Shortly after Mobius made this discovery, an
- unknown organization suddenly revealed to the international press to have been doing
- research on Tiberium ever since its arrival and developed a technique of efficiently
- harvesting these Tiberium crystals with a minimum of mining expense. Immediately rea-
- lising that these harvesting techniques could make the Tiberium crystals into a re-
- source of tremendous economical value, governments and petrochemical companies
- worldwide attempted to buy off the harvesting techniques from the organization for
- astronomical prices. Eventually leasing its harvesting equipment to the highest
- bidders (mainly the G7 nations) on large scales, the organization made sure to main-
- tain its position as a monopolist on the rapidly increasing Tiberium resources,
- gaining immense financial resources. Within a matter of months, refined Tiberium far
- outgrew the value of both gold and oil on the world trade markets. The organization
- that developed the harvesting technology and was therefore directly responsible
- for this Tiberium gold-fever was a group referring to itself as:
- " The Brotherhood Of Nod ".
- The discovery of Tiberium was literally the dawn of a new era for the entire world.
- It provided a new source for economic gain and technological development as well as
- destroying life itself. It would later spread from continent to continent assimi-
- lating most organic plant-life and sucking up natural resources at an extremely fast
- rate, moving about an acre every week to two weeks. But unsure about its actual
- principle and because of its potential, the world welcomed it as if it was diamond.
- Because Tiberium remained the number one source for economic affluence, the demand
- for it was always greater than for the concern that some may have on how it is af-
- fecting our planet. Mobius his objections to the whole affair of Tiberium harvesting
- were "taken under advisement" as he was ordered to continue his research on the un-
- precedented capabilities of Tiberium. In the light of Tiberium's boundless possibi-
- lities, the world turned blind to its dangers.
- One subject that remained heavily debated nevertheless were the origins of Tiberium.
- While the impact of the meteor that carried the first Tiberium Specimens was offi-
- cially deemed a natural occurrence, a number of people including respected scientists
- theorized that the arrival of Tiberium on Earth was a deliberate act of an intelli-
- gent alien species. Following up on this announcement, speculations and theories of
- all kinds began to go abroad. Some spoke of a hostile act in a bid to weaken our
- defenses. Others theorized that the aliens were unaware of our existence and sent
- the Tiberium to terra-form the planet. Some claimed that the Tiberium might even be
- the alien itself.
- Amongst the wild speculation, one group very familiar to the world suddenly reappear-
- ed in the media and proclaimed a very different view about the origins of Tiberium
- and its meaning. It was a sign from the heavens to begin a final and sacred war
- against the tyranny of the United Nations under the leadership of a living prophet,
- who was destined by God to lead humanity into a glorious Tiberian future.
- This group was The Brotherhood Of Nod.
- Its prophet was a man called... Kane.
- 3. "Peace, Unity, Brotherhood"
- " To truly shape the future
- you must first posses the past. "
- ~ Top Nod official Seth
- With the discovery of Tiberium, the world drastically changed in terms of economics,
- politics, technology and environment. Many began to perceive The Brotherhood Of Nod
- and thus its strong man Kane as the direct reason for these cultural and technological
- advancements, even more so than the Tiberium itself. In the eyes of the people The
- Brotherhood Of Nod turned Tiberium from a curse into a blessing, and Nod's popularity
- and public support worldwide had begun increasing rapidly over the years. However,
- while The Brotherhood Of Nod was welcomed and appreciated by the general public as an
- upcoming and promising new religion suited to the needs of today's mankind, a number
- of international intelligence agencies such as Interpol made a disturbing discovery
- about Nod. Apparently, The Brotherhood Of Nod seemed to have close affiliations to a
- high number of extremistic and fundamentalistic groups off all kinds around the world.
- Because of this, Nod's activities had been closely monitored by the United Nations
- Security Council ever since they gained the Tiberium harvesting monopoly in the mid
- 90'ies. The Security Council seemed to realize that the connections The Brotherhood
- had with such a high number of dangerous groups could mean that Nod was essentially
- trying to gain a strategic foothold in the countries where these organizations were
- most active or most strongly represented. However, this theory only being a worst-
- case scenario and considering the fact that bringing Nod's dark connections to light
- would also mean exposing the involvement of American and European weapons manufactu-
- rers supplying the arms to these factions, the UN realized it had no choice but to
- leave Nod's dirty stones unturned. As time went by however, the Security Council
- monitoring Nod activities began to understand that the theory was slowly but surely
- becoming reality. It became clear that The Brotherhood's influence on most of these
- extremist and fundamentalist factions had become so substantial time that in effect
- they were nothing more than Nod splinter groups. Nod slowly began to play a major
- role in the political and economical fields of most of the countries its splinter
- groups were active, with among the common people the number of conversions to Nod's
- religious views increasing day by day.
- By the time the United Nations realized what kind of situation The Brotherhood Of Nod
- was setting up it was already too late. UN politicians were shocked to see Kane revea-
- ling himself as an absolute political and strategic genius with an ability to sway
- masses in a way the world had never before seen. Kane began to hold the capitalistic
- democracy of the UN directly responsible for all of mankind's exciting misery, accu-
- sing it and its policies from halting the coming of the new Tiberium era to satisfy
- the corrupt needs of the few regardless the suffering of the many. Particularly in
- Third World nations but effectively on a global scale as well, Kane's followers
- started to increase exponentially with people of all nationalities and social stand-
- ings beginning to worship him as a living messiah destined to lead mankind into a
- Tiberiam future. As the situation progressed and Kane's abnormal intelligence and
- charisma became undeniable to the world, high educated citizens and even political
- officials began sharing the public feelings and started perceiving Kane as an actual
- prophet, joining him while offering The Brotherhood all of their personal and profes-
- sional support.
- Realizing that the situation was becoming very serious, UN officials tried anything
- they could think of to break Kane's immense popularity through trying to involve him
- into scandals and spreading misinformation about The Brotherhood to the media. When
- these attempts failed Kane's response to his enemies was unprecedented terror. Seve-
- ral high ranking UN officials turned out to be among Kane's followers, keeping him
- aware of the entire timetable of the UN's anti-Nod propaganda and sending highly
- classified information regarding military matters and records about the personal lives
- of UN politicians. Kane periodically released this sensitive information to the media.
- As soon as one scandal was beginning to be digested by the public, the next one was
- released. The consequences for the UN were devastating as they lost credibility and
- public support everywhere, with in certain countries the situation becoming so cri-
- tical that only the support of the local army was keeping the government in control.
- Many high placed politicians and military officers were forced to step down, while
- others began to get involved in car accidents and gas explosions at their homes or
- were downright assassinated by their own bodyguards or house-personnel who were appea-
- rantly part of Kane's movement as well.
- Backed by vast amounts of financial as well as human resources, The Brotherhood Of Nod
- equipped itself into a huge religious army that began to take over the governments of
- every country where it had enough supporters and annexed them under Kane's single rule.
- In a matter of months The Brotherhood had total control of a number of countries on
- every continent on the world. And when rumors broke out that several Chinese politici-
- ans were preparing an alliance with Kane in order to destabilize the strongest western
- countries, the UN finally decided that The Brotherhood Of Nod was to be wiped out imme-
- diatly. With Kane no longer being able to hide his own imperialistic tendencies, the
- UN took immediate advantage of that situation by creating doubt about Kane's true long
- term goals among the public of the western nations. Then, on a live worldwide broadcast,
- the UN declared the man known only as "Kane" to be the greatest danger the free world
- has ever lived to see, and officially ordered the Global Defense Initiative to liberate
- the countries Kane annexed by any means necessary.
- 4. The First Tiberium War
- As the showdown between the Global Defense Initiative and The Brotherhood Of Nod was
- set into motion, those involved were very aware that should GDI turn out to be unable
- to halt Nod, nothing will stop Kane from fulfilling his own prophecy.
- The dawn of an era and civilization the likes the world has never before known.
- The First Tiberian War had begun, and although it didn't rival the materialistic des-
- truction caused by The Great World War II it ended in a human slaughtering beyond
- all imagining, turning by far into the most brutal and dirty armed conflict in human
- history. Looking back on that very history, one thing became very clear. Although
- Kane does not have the military power at his disposal that Stalin had, Stalin was
- never nearly the danger Kane is now. Where Stalin was a military aggressor bent on
- conquering land, Kane is a manipulative genius bent on conquering the human spirit.
- Kane does not annex countries, he annexes the people in it into his fold. Possessing
- an abnormal intelligence, he turned the peoples of whole nations against their own
- democratic rulers, destabilized the military and political systems through their own
- corruption, through infiltration down to the highest level and sometimes through pure
- terror. But above all, he proved capable of manipulating the mass media of the world
- in any way he so desired.
- The First Tiberium War had begun, and soon all hell broke loose in Europe and Africa.
- The Brotherhood Of Nod turned out to be a heavily armed military faction utilizing
- well trained and highly fanatical soldiers of all nationalities. Although funded by
- the G7 nations and thus equipped with high quantities of state-of-the-art weaponry,
- it soon became clear that GDI was having much more difficulty in controlling The
- Brotherhood than the UN anticipated. It soon became obvious that Nod had done advan-
- ced research on Tiberium and as the war progressed, they began to retaliate to GDI
- with never before seen weapons, tactics, and advanced forms of espionage. But al-
- though Kane's military power was literally growing by the day, it didn't turned out
- to be his most powerful weapon. With The Brotherhood its vast sources of income and
- followers, they quickly gained support for their cause by advertising factual and non-
- factual information about the Global Defense Initiative through the press. As he did
- before with the UN itself, he slowly began to ruin GDI's image. Eventually, GDI
- activities began to be heavily criticized by the masses. Along with his media frenzy,
- Kane's speeches would enthrall the audiences that he spoke to. He would openly dis-
- cuss the purpose of Nod and why The Brotherhood was at war with GDI. Kane almost
- literally controlled the public opinion. To their own horror, the United Nations were
- forced to realize that they were not capable of standing against the genius of this
- single mysterious man, as it became very clear that GDI was losing all control over
- the situation.
- Then an event occurred somewhere in Eastern Europe that would later reveal itself to
- be the greatest turning-point in the First Tiberium War. While European GDI forces were
- trying to halt The Brotherhood from penetrating into the mid part of Europe through
- Poland, a number of Nod reinforcements were working their way up north to take control
- of a town called Beoulistock, which was build on a location of great tactical impor-
- tance. Realizing that the town would soon turn into a combat zone, GDI managed to
- arrive first and began evacuating the civilians. A well known and popular interna-
- tional news reporter by the name of Eric Randall accompanied them and made a report of
- the evacuation procedures, with the UN hoping to restore some of the damage Kane
- caused to GDI's reputation. When the report was broadcasted several days later, the
- UN was stunned to find out that Eric Randall was in fact a member of The Brotherhood,
- as he stated on live international television that GDI troops had completely slaughte-
- red the population of Beoulistock on the grounds that they suspected the people to be
- Tiberium smugglers. The results were disastrous. The public criticism on GDI escala-
- ted to street riots and the UN was forced to stop funding the organization and begin a
- public investigation into its activities and affairs. As the names of GDI officers
- were made known so their actions could be reviewed by the Security Council, many were
- promptly assassinated by Nod hit men and suicide commandos. As GDI's funding was cut,
- Kane immediately began launching major offensives all over the world, particularly in
- Africa. GDI suffered heavy casualties and loss of equipment, while the public inqui-
- ries of the Security Council continued undiminished.
- What Kane was unaware of however, was that the UN had deliberately faked their with-
- drawel of GDI support in an attempt to circumvent his watchful eye. This plot worked,
- as Nod began to stretch their forces thin in order to attack GDI strongholds on a
- global scale. Because of their overconfidence, Nod commanders were completely sur-
- prised to find the GDI bases fully operational and heavily fortified. Most of the Nod
- attacks were repelled or even completely halted. GDI High Command had been able to
- outsmart Kane for the first time, and with Nod troops scattered all over the involved
- regions, GDI attacked with full force and new military technology of their own at every
- poorly defended Nod region in the world. The tactic worked and Nod's war efforts were
- severely cut back. Then, after 2 years of harsh fighting which decimated region after
- region, GDI finally got the break it had been waiting for. Surveillance photos pin-
- pointed Kane's exact whereabouts in a Tiberium research facility in the vicinity of
- Joegoslavia. Although the reports were not specific, there were rumors that Kane had
- begun human experiments involving Tiberium, injecting it into human guinea-pigs of all
- ages in an attempt to enhance human DNA and create a next generation of superior
- soldiers.
- The problem was that GDI was short in manpower and equipment for this important mis-
- sion as their prime directive was to retake all ethnic regions Nod invaded. Therefore,
- it was decided to send a strike force consisting of elite troops under the command of
- GDI's finest field commander; an Afro-American officer called Kyle Solomon. During
- this mission, GDI's most advanced weapon was utilized for actual combat for the first
- time; an orbital weapons platform described as an Ion Cannon. Although this Ion Cannon
- had a great drawback of requiring a long charging period, it was nevertheless an awe-
- some weapon of great destructive capabilities and impossible to counter or defend
- against. Through a number of Ionic charges of the satellite-like Ion Cannon, Solomon's
- task force managed to penetrate the heavily fortified perimeter of the research fa-
- cility. What was found inside the facility was never disclosed, but there are a
- number of reports regarding psychological trauma suffered by the first soldiers who
- investigated the interior of the facility and found the civilians who were experimen-
- ted on. Kane was nowhere to be found.
- With GDI chasing the remaining Nod occupation forces out of most East-European count-
- ries, the war entered its final stage. GDI surveillance agents discovered a huge and
- curiously designed structure in Sarajevo which the Nod followers called "The Temple
- Of Nod". This Nod nerve center was soon after confirmed to be Kane's base of opera-
- tions. But the most terrifying news was that this structure was not only a command
- center Kane used to coordinate The Brotherhood its global war efforts, but also a
- facility designed for mass production of NBC weapons (Nuclear, Biological, Chemical).
- Although possessing the resources and the technology to use next-generation weapons of
- mass-destruction ever since the beginning of the war, Kane could not possible have
- afforded to use them without giving up his most efficient tool: the media. GDI was
- very aware that now that Kane was losing the battle, he would use this weaponry as
- soon as it became available while GDI had no intelligence whatsoever regarding their
- possible targets. Quick response time became of the utmost importance, so Solomon's
- strike force was send to the nearby Sarajevo base to destroy the heart and mind of
- The Brotherhood Of Nod.
- The area was completely locked down by Nod troops, resulting in a clash between Solo-
- mon's forces and Kane's private guard that would last almost 72 hours. Then the
- moment arrived: Kane's last defenses were finally crippled and Solomon ordered to fire
- the Ion Cannon directly at The Temple Of Nod. Through a hidden camera installed in-
- side by GDI infiltrators, all present in Solomon's command center saw Kane welcoming
- the blast as he opened up his arms. Fear was not noticed as Kane was seen being vapo-
- rized in front of the camera seconds before the temple exploded.
- The First Tiberium War was finally over as without Kane's leadership the remaining
- Brotherhood forces broke in no time. But the haunting image of Kane willingly
- disappearing inside the Ion beam would loom behind Solomon's mind as he reviewed the
- tape over and over.
- 5. The Aftermath
- As the world learned about the events that took place in Sarajevo, the reactions were
- very mixed. It soon became clear that several international politicians did not ex-
- pect that Kane would be stopped and a number of them were conspiring with The Brother-
- hood to ensure their own place in the new era and civilization Kane was on the verge
- of creating. However, political leaders and indeed all others who had first hand wit-
- nessed or experienced Nod's extreme aggression and violence knew all too well the value
- of GDI's hard fought victory, with one of them calling the GDI commanders and troops:
- " Heroes To Human History ".
- When GDI forces began to search through the rubble of The Temple Of Nod, they were con-
- fused of their findings in a lot of the structural designs as well as not finding any
- remnants of Kane. Because The Brotherhood used a unique form of architecture in the
- construction of their bases and temples, the remaining artifacts and schematics were
- placed in museums across the world. Later massive searches were set up to find any
- and all remaining soldiers loyal to Kane. As they continued to search for evidence
- that could lead to confirmation of Kane's death, GDI military scientists would experi-
- ment with new technologies as well as expand on the ones they had. GDI felt that
- they needed to be prepared the next time they went into war, whether it be Nod or any
- other hostile force.
- After the war ended, Nod began to divide into smaller factions until The Brotherhood
- as a whole was no more. The remaining Nod soldiers and officers went underground and
- disappeared from sight. Those Nod officials who had been captured were brought before
- international courts, where they were judged and executed for committing the most pro-
- found war crimes on mass-scales or sentenced to life-long imprisonment in mental
- institutions for proven signs of psychopathical behavior. Although Nod had been de-
- feated, GDI continued to do research with new technologies under the orders of the UN,
- as to ensure that the Global Defense Initiative is never again caught off guard as it
- was by Kane.
- However, soon other ailments would be in GDI's mind besides Nod and technological
- achievements. As much as most GDI commanders wanted to focus their attention on
- assuring the full elimination of The Brotherhood, it became clear that the very thing
- that provided them with the funds and technology to overcome Kane had now become the
- world's greatest danger; Tiberium. With Tiberium beginning to assimilate large por-
- tions of Earth's ecosystems, GDI was officially ordered by the UN to begin research
- and efforts on halting Tiberium growth and evacuating civilians from the most heavily
- affected regions.
- " The possibilities of Tiberium... are limitless... "
- ~ Dr. Mobius on Science Talk
- _________________________________________
- Detailed Information:
- The following section contains detailed information about the two main armed factions
- involved in The First Tiberium War.
- The Global Defense Initiative:
- ______________________________
- - History before the First Tiberium War:
- Commonly known as GDI, the organisation was first thought of after Great World War
- II. Because of the great terror the Soviet-Union brought over Europe and indirectly
- over the rest of the world, the United Nations decided to establish a multinational
- peace keeping force to ensure that no state of world wide emergency would ever be de-
- clared again. GDI originally began as a covert operations group under the designation
- of "Operations Group Echo, Black Ops 9", but was not truly active on a large military
- scale. When The Brotherhood Of Nod began invading ethnic regions in the mid 1990'ies,
- GDI was officially enlisted on October 12, 1995 as an international force to counter
- Nod aggression. Other than these facts, no true details on GDI's internal structure
- or functioning were ever released by the UN, as all statistics regarding GDI's mili-
- tary strength, equipment and personnel are classified to this very day. The official
- UN statement regarding GDI activities and purpose is as follows:
- " The Global Defense Initiative was founded to enforce the United Nations Global
- Defense Act and uphold the ideals as outlined in the United Nations Charter. "
- - History after the First Tiberium War:
- At the end of the First Tiberian War, GDI High Command began a huge crackdown, perse-
- cuting all remaining Nod officers and officials to ensure the full elimination of The
- Brotherhood. What they couldn't have imagined however, was that this course of ac-
- tion would turn out to be a fatal mistake. GDI neglected to contain the rapidly
- spreading Tiberium substance for too long, and the results became disastrous. Not
- only did Tiberium spread at a much more aggressive and faster rate than anticipated,
- the initial methods GDI scientists developed to stop the Tiberium growth proved
- insufficient as well. With GDI concentrating all of their efforts on hunting down
- the remnants of The Brotherhood Of Nod, Tiberium began to assimilate Earth's primary
- ecosystems causing vast portions of the planet to become uninhabitable. Soon after-
- wards, the World Health organisation began to receive strange reports from their
- field personnel about unknown forms of life which had been spotted in the vicinity
- of large Tiberium fields. In addition, humans living close to newly forming Tiber-
- ium fields began to show signs of heavy mutation, mutations which were frighteningly
- enough passed on to their offspring as well.
- Because the Tiberium assimilation of Earth was occurring at a much faster rate than
- GDI was able to contain and because it was still unknown wether or not a person
- suffering from Tiberium poisoning could contaminate a non-affected person, GDI be-
- gan the construction of a large and highly technological orbital space station known
- as " The Philadelphia ", to which they immediately relocated their main base of ope-
- rations along with all their highest ranking officers and best-educated personnel.
- On top of that, GDI High Command made the highly unpopular decision not to allow any
- humans on board The Philadelphia which were in any way affected with Tiberium
- poisoning. After the construction of The Philadelphia, GDI began to organize what
- would become the most massive evacuation procedure in history, relocating vast por-
- tions of the world's populations to areas not affected with Tiberium, mainly the
- Polar regions. The result of these massive relocations was that large portions of
- land on each continent became completely uninhabited by humans for the first time
- in tens of thousands of years, causing the birth of large "no-man's lands" all over
- the world. "No-man's lands" of which GDI was very aware that they were ideal pla-
- ces for Nod to hide and reorganize themselves.
- GDI later on began setting up small outposts and bases all over these wastelands,
- not only to monitor potential Nod activity, but also to better research new methods
- into halting the Tiberium assimilation of Earth as well as to find a way to re-
- verse the effects of Tiberium poisoning and the mutations it causes to human beings.
- ____________________________________________
- Known facts about the Global Defense Initiative -
- Ratified - In accordance with the United Nations Global Defense Act (UNGDA), the Global
- Defense Initiative was founded on the date of October 12, 1995.
- Ideology - To enforce the United Nations Global Defense Act and uphold the ideals as
- outlined in the United Nations Charter.
- Official Supreme Commander during the First Tiberium War -
- United States Brigadier-General Mark Jamison Sheppard, Chief of Staff,
- United Nations Military Command. Succeeded by Colonel Kyle Solomon in
- 2026.
- Base of Operations - Classified. Relocated to the orbital space station " The
- Philadelphia " sometime after the First Tiberium War.
- Military Strength - Statistics regarding equipment and personnel are classified.
- Officially military strength lies within parameters of the UNGDA,
- Article V, Section 3A, Paragraph 12.
- Economic Strength - Funded by the United Nations, various international governments,
- public organizations and private enterprises.
- Political Strength - Not applicable. Operates within parameters of UNGDA and under
- the review of the United Nations Security Council.
- Affiliations - The United Nations
- See Also - Sheppard, J. M. (deceased); United Nations; United Nations Global Defen-
- se Act; United Nations Security Council; Mobius, Dr. R. H. (deceased);
- Solomon, K.
- __________________________________________________________
- The Brotherhood Of Nod:
- _______________________
- - History before the First Tiberium War:
- Rumored to have been founded around 1800 BC, the exact date of its arrival into exis-
- tence is unknown. The leader of Nod, a mysterious and charismatic man known only as
- Kane, is considered to be Caïn as in the son of Adam by a large number of his follo-
- wers, but both the UN as well as Nod itself refuse to either confirm or deny those
- suspicions. Nothing is truly known about Kane's origins or past until his first
- appearance in the early 1920'ies when Joseph Stalin took control over the Soviet-Union,
- with Kane apparently being his personal advisor. In being completely aware of all
- of Stalin's plans and considering his abnormally high intelligence, it is likely that
- Kane indirectly ran the Soviet-Union and was the person directly responsible for the
- Soviet invasion of Europe. However, when it became clear that the Allies, brilliantly
- led by General Gunther Von Esling and Colonel Nikos Stavros, began to manage to stand
- ground against the military power of the invading Soviet-Union and started to rally
- the United Nations against Stalin, Kane realized that Soviet chances were heavily
- reduced. He disappeared, leaving Stalin to lose to the Allies and apparently
- planning to resurface when the time was ripe.
- - History after the First Tiberian War:
- The Brotherhood began to fall. GDI forces began a huge crackdown everywhere and
- what was left of Nod was without leadership, without resources and without much
- chance for survival. However, through pursuing the remnants of The Brotherhood so
- vigorously, GDI made a critical error: they ignored calls to leave Nod alone and
- contain the Tiberium substance for too long, and it began to consume the Earth,
- spreading everywhere where there were sufficient materials for it to grow and
- reproduce, mainly to areas with large plant ecosystems. Only bodies of water, the
- Sahara Desert, the American Southwest Desert, Siberia, the Australian Outback and
- the Polar regions were not affected by Tiberium. GDI then was forced to let Nod
- go about its quiet business, while it was ordered by the UN to get healthy people
- to unaffected areas as fast as possible. As GDI was forced to cut back on their
- persecutions of Nod's remains, The Brotherhood began to recover. However, without
- Kane's leadership, the unity was broken as Nod began to divide itself into many
- small and harmless splinter groups. The largest remaining part of these splinter
- groups came under the leadership of an Egyptian dictatorial-like character named
- Hassan. Though this Nod splinter group had enough support among the Nod followers
- to become a new potential threat, GDI managed to keep their influence under control
- through infiltration, and under-the-table-deals with Hassan himself - cooperation
- in exchange for covert GDI support which would help him to stay in power.
- There was however one other Nod group, which had silently remained under ground and
- out of sight of both GDI as well as all the other Nod groups for decades, patiently
- waiting for something or sometime. This secretive Nod group turned out to be founded
- at the end of The First Tiberium War, by those remaining Nod officers which had mana-
- ged to flee GDI's crackdown after the fall of Sarajevo. Knowing the inner workings of
- The Brotherhood like none other, this underground Nod group infiltrated the other Nod
- splinter groups much like GDI had done, keeping the spirit and faith in Kane alive
- among the followers over the many years, as well as renewing the already existing
- hatred towards GDI. When GDI eventually found out about the existence of this silent
- Nod group and their purpose to ready a new generation of Nod followers and officers,
- they realized that this group could potentially represent a serious threat to the
- future of the world. Recognizing the necessity to find and eliminate the leader of
- this underground Nod group - a man called Anton Slavick, which was apparently the son
- of the commanding officer of Kane's private guard in Sarajevo during The First Tibe-
- rium War - GDI General Solomon instructed Hassan to arrest Slavick with the intention
- to have him put to death under the accusation of being a GDI spy. However, both GDI
- as well as Hassan underestimated the support and great respect Slavick had among many
- Nod followers. Slavick was rescued and freed in the midst of his very execution by
- his second in command, a woman known as Oxanna, and disappeared once again from sight.
- But there was one thing Solomon realized all too well. If this Nod group, currently
- led by Slavick, had remained silent for decades and now suddenly began preparing the
- followers of The Brotherhood worldwide for a new conflict, it meant something was
- about to happen.
- Only days later, nearly 40 years after the defeat of The Brotherhood at Sarajevo...
- Kane reappeared alive and unharmed, not having aged a day.
- With Kane's "resurrection" reuniting the entirety of The Brotherhood Of Nod splin-
- tergroups in less than 24 hours, GDI suddenly found itself in the middle of a night-
- mare it had almost forgotten about. Now, the future of humanity flows directly into
- a second Tiberium War, with The Brotherhood Of Nod being as powerful as it has ever
- been and with the Global Defense Initiative being as prepared as it ever was. While
- all life on Earth is being assimilated by Tiberium.
- Now mankind's darkest hour lurks at the horizon.
- Now the world and humanity are under
- A Tiberian Sun.
- ____________________________________________________
- Known Facts about The Brotherhood Of Nod -
- Ratified - Exact date unknown. The religion proclaimed itself in the new world around
- the late 19th century. Some exaggerated reports place its foundation
- around the year 1800 B.C. Known as "Sha Ae Sheer" or "Path Of Nod" among
- a number of traditional African tribes.
- Ideology - To unite third-world nations under a pseudo-religious political platform
- with imperialist tendencies. In actuallity it is a highly aggressive and
- popular neo-fascist anti-west movement vying for total domination of the
- world's peoples and resources. Operates under the popular mantra "Brother-
- hood, Unity, Peace". The religious viewpoints of The Brotherhood Of Nod
- focuss on an alledged Tiberian future for humanity, in which all followers
- of Kane shall recieve "Divination" and flourish in every imaginable aspect.
- Current Religious Patriach - The Brotherhood Of Nod operates under the leadership of
- a mysterious, charismatic and highly dangerous person
- known only as "Kane", whose IQ is believed to be over a
- 196. No forms of civil registration or birthcertificates
- whatsoever have been found about him by neither Interpol
- nor any other international investigation services. Be-
- lieved to be a living Messiah and the son of Adam by a
- great number of his followers, nothing is truly known
- about Kane's origins or past.
- Base of Operations - Globalized, command posts identified at Kuantan, Malaysia; some-
- where in Ar-Rub'al-Khali, Saudi Arabia; Tokyo, Japan; Caen, France.
- Main headquarters was located at the end of The First Tiberium War
- in the vicinity of Sarajevo, Bosnia.
- Military Strength - Initially considered to be a small terrorist organisation, a scandal
- involving US and European defense contractors confirms beliefs that
- The Brotherhood Of Nod is well equipped and has a large arsenal of
- land, sea, and aerial military operations as well as highly advanced
- technology of which is unknown where Nod derived it from.
- Economic Strength - Considerable assets believed to be in excess of US $255.2 billion,
- based on audits of seized financial records (see CIA docket 3231.54-
- 776 FIA). Economic strength stems from near-monopoly of Tiberium
- harvesting in the late 20th century as well as cult-like money sei-
- zure and money laundering with Russian, Cuban, Columbian and various
- other Mafia Cartels.
- Political Strength - Believed to be the sole backers of the Fist of Allah party in Jordan
- (52%); United We Stand America party in the US 12%); Albion First!
- party in the UK (25+%), among others. (See Brooking Institution
- publication A42962-94 for full discloser.)
- Affiliations - Irish Republican Party; various Islamic Jihad groupations; Khmer Rouge;
- U.S.S.R.; the People's Republic Of China; others. (See article: Brother-
- hood of Nod Splinter Groups and Afffiliations.)
- See Also - Mobius, Dr. R.H. (deceased); terrorist activities; United Nations Global
- Defense Act; Report of World Energy Radical Redistribution; US Congressional
- Report, 1994; Death of Kane Investigation Committee.
- ______________________________________________________
- Details about The Brotherhood Of Nod Philosophy:
- " The Brotherhood had its beginnings with the first downtrodden
- who looked for a better way. "
- ~ Kane
- The following section contains some of the history of the involvement that the Sha Ae
- Sheer had in political matters as well as many other things throughout history. Recor-
- ded by the scribes of the Godan Tribes, it historically accounts how the Sha Ae Sheer
- plan to unify the people of Earth under one nation and one rule. This section is also
- dedicated to proving how the Brotherhood Of Nod plans to invoke its philosophy on the
- world.
- The following text is a written recording of a speech Kane addressed to volunteers
- who wished to join The Brotherhood during the 1990ies.
- " Welcome to the Brotherhood of Nod, sometimes referred to as the Ways of Nod
- or the Sha Ae Sheer. I prefer just The Brotherhood, for that is what we are
- truly striving for; a brotherhood of mankind, where all can live in peace
- and share the struggles of life as one.
- As long as man has had breath The Brotherhood has existed. For from the be-
- ginning -- when man's struggle was with nature, not knowing where he might
- sleep, how he would eat, or whether he would survive to see the light of dawn
- -- there have always been those who would lord over others. People who believe
- that they by some unseen right they are granted power over others, and would
- push others down so they might climb, are the greatest threat to mankind's
- existence. For many years has one man or one race prospered on the sweat and
- work of others.
- Such injustices are not just a sin against mankind, but also a sin against God.
- The Brotherhood had its beginnings with the first downtrodden who looked for a
- better way. These oppressed sought a path that would allow them to gather
- fruits of life and achieve enough resources and wealth that they and their
- families could survive and advance with the rest of mankind. Too often have
- these people been crushed beneath the boot of others, their measly gains stripped
- from them. Throughout history the "overlords," often self-appointed rulers,
- have forcefully taken the resources of those who could not defend themselves.
- Whether we consider the pharaohs of Egypt, the Caesars of Rome, the kings of
- England, or the emperors of China, it was always the blood and sweat of others
- that created their empires. Today, it is the capitalists of the Western nations
- that are sucking the life out of the rest of the nations of the world. While
- capitalists barons sit in their mansions, drinking their expensive champagnes,
- the workers of the world continue to die from starvation and disease. Workers
- are forced to sleep on the ground without shelter in the sweltering summer heat
- and may die from frostbite in the depths of winter, their cries for help never
- heeled by the nation of the Western bloc, whose citizens sleep soundly in their
- beds at night. The imperialism of these nations is even more insidious than that
- of ancient times.
- When the pharaohs and Caesars ruled the realm, at least one knew one's standing
- at all times. No pretense was ever made that a man or a race was other than what
- they were. Slaves were slaves; they knew this and expected that they would be
- treated as such. They were never seduced into believing that they were free men
- able to achieve what they pleased. It was never suggested that they might be
- able to do something about their fate and rise above the station into which they
- had been born. By contrast, the Western nations have created a world of slaves
- without the general populace ever realizing it. Although the so-called free
- nations claim they are helping to advance the world as a whole, it takes only a
- moment to see through this pretense and realize that the only ones advancing are
- the free nations.
- With their abundance of resources and technology, the free nations have made
- economic slaves of the Third World. The disadvantaged Third World countries
- have had their resources stripped away, education denied, and technology withheld
- to keep them from threatening the power of the Western bloc. And the Western
- nations enslave not only the populace of the Third World, but also many of their
- own. It is not uncommon to find the squalor characteristic of the Third World
- right in the heart of all major cities in the supposedly enlightened nations.
- This lack of caring for one's fellow man, so pervasive in the West, is what causes
- The Brotherhood to flourish. The fact that millions upon millions can reach only
- a poverty-level existence, unable to even feed their own children, is a sin against
- the nations that cannot be ignored. The Brotherhood has always existed to help
- those in need. By gathering the resources of our flock and obtaining additional
- material from our enemy in any manner deemed necessary, the Brotherhood continues
- to grow and gain power.
- We have always been here, behind the scenes, the guiding hand. Empires have fal-
- len by our influence; leaders that could have caused our plans to go awry have
- silently vanished. The Brotherhood is always in the background, careful to make
- sure others do not notice our activities. We periodically supply aid to other
- causes to pull attention away from our true goal. We have slowly and steadily in-
- creased our power, but still were never truly able to confront the forces of evil
- head-on. For thousands of years we have waited for a sign, something or someone
- that would allow us to mount one last, great Jihad. That sign has come in the
- form of Tiberium.
- With the unstoppable growth of Tiberium across the Globe, most of it occurring in
- nations friendly to the Brotherhood, our time has come. The vast wealth and
- resources gained from Tiberium have given us the ability to come into the open and
- challenge our antagonists face to face. Across the Globe, GDI and Nod forces
- now clash in a titanic struggle that will decide the fate of mankind for all time.
- The GDI hides behind the façade that they are here to help the free nations in
- their struggle against those they would name terrorist. We in The Brotherhood
- know the truth. Our fight is for all mankind, not for those cherished few who sit
- behind desks all day, with no greater worry than whatever it will rain and cancel
- their tennis dates.
- Such uncaring attitudes to the peoples of the Earth can be tolerated no longer.
- The Brotherhood will unify this world no matter what the cost. Our movement has
- always striven to be one of peace, but as we all know, the road toward peace is
- often paved with the blood of those who would prevent peace. The Brotherhood has
- already taken great strides for global unity. With our advanced technology in
- Tiberium gathering, we have been able to push GDI forces out of many of the world's
- nations. The people will follow The Brotherhood -- unfortunately, governments do
- not, and it is the governments that control the armed forces. These self proclaimed
- governments of the people are using their military forces to keep their populace
- quelled, to such an extent that the people do not rally to The Brotherhood's banner
- for fear of repercussions against them and their families. We must show the people
- that by entering the fold of The Brotherhood they will be safe and taken care of.
- Their hopes and dreams will be fulfilled only if they place their lives in our care.
- Their needs will be taken care of and their families protected -- all that is re-
- quired is that they give of their finances and labor to The Brotherhood. With the
- guidance of The Brotherhood helping them along the true path, together we will
- bring the world to a higher state than ever existed before. We will bring about
- one world, unified, living in peace, and following a single path toward a common
- goal of equality, all held together by the benevolent supervision provided by me,
- Kane. There are many obstacles blocking my path to this magnificent unity; means
- must be found to surmount these difficulties.
- We now come to the addition of you to my fold. The EVA operator interface is the
- way of the future: combat being directed by a general safe behind friendly lines,
- but still receiving data of the mission as it occurs. It would take the demented
- minds of the GDI to come up with a plan like this. How can a man know fear, feel
- for his comrades, or taste victory in all its sweetness if he sits so far from the
- battle that the only screams he hears are simulated by a machine?
- Be that as it may, the EVA system is the best means available to The Brotherhood to
- ensure our purification of the world. You have been recruited by The Brotherhood
- because your views closely mirror our own. Leave behind the dogma of GDI and bring
- the training and education supplied by them to my cause. We will feed the Tiberium
- fields with the lifeless bodies of GDI, continuing the struggle until no one and
- nothing stands in the way of global unification. Your expertise is needed in this
- glorious struggle. You shall give of yourself body and soul in the service of The
- Brotherhood, and in return for your efforts you shall become greater than you ever
- dared imagine. Know your abilities well, but never be satisfied with what you can
- do today. Strive to surpass today's feats tomorrow and each day thereafter. Do
- not fail me, for your failure could mean my failure, and I will NOT fail. Uplink
- to your system and lead our forces to splendid victory!"
- ~ Kane
- Nod Combat Philosophy
- Nod's theory on combat is as follows:
- " It is more important for us to employ intelligent combined-arms tactics than it is
- for GDI because it is the Pen who is mightier than the Sword. And we are both the
- Pen and the Sword when skilled modern armies are commanded by intelligent strategies
- brought upon by a True Military Strategist... "
- ~Nod Commander Slavick
- " The Brotherhood exists wherever there is need. "
- ~ Kane
- _____________________________________________________________________________
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