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2000[]

Jan 1[1]
(US) — At 8 AM local time, WSAF reports the discovery[2] of unusual ferrets near the Edgebrook Woods nature reserve in Chicago; reporter Steven Collins, who dubs them "Century Ferrets", takes a specimen to the Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) for examination: two weeks later, the FWS announces the ferret belongs to a completely unknown species (later understood as an Awakened one).[3]
(CA) — Québec Province declares independence.[4]
May 26[5]
(AT) — Due to a succession of bankruptcies and several bad central banking decisions, blame for the downward-spiraling economy falls on the federal government: the President dissolves Parliament and hands power over to the "Stählmanner", a council of Austria's three foremost corporate economists.[6]
Jul 10[5]
(US) — The Supreme Court hands down its Shiawase Decision I in the corporation's favor;[7] the ruling allows Shiawase to build its own nuclear power reactor with limited NRC oversight.
Nov 7[5]
(US) — Martin Hunt is elected 43rd President.[8]
Nov 8[5]
(US) — Shiawase finishes building and brings online its nuclear plant: the corporation immediately declares itself independent of the regional public utility power grid. Weeks later, a special forces team "allegedly"[9][10][11] from the radical eco-terrorist group TerraFirst!, armed with military-grade weapons and packing explosives, penetrates the plant's outer perimeter and clashes with Shiawase security forces: every TerraFirst! member is killed.[12]
Dec 14[5]
(US) — In the aftermath of the TerraFirst! attack, the NRC initiates a new lawsuit against Shiawase for criminal negligence and reckless endangerment. During The Nuclear Regulatory Commission vs. Shiawase Corporation, Shiawase's lawyers argue for extraterritoriality as the solution to restrictive federal laws on private security forces.[12]
?
(PA) — The national government assumes complete control over the Panama Canal Zone.[13]

2001[]

Jan
(US) — Martin Hunt is inaugurated as President.[8]
Jan 4 - 18[14]
(MX) — Tensions in the southeastern states increase: within two weeks, the Chiapas, Campeche, and Quintana Roo state governors are assassinated; Mexico City's "Distrito Federal" (Federal District) governor Francisco del Grande barely escapes with his life when a car bomb explodes outside his office. Two of the three assassins are eventually captured, interrogated, and judged to have been working alone.[15]
Feb 14[14]
(US) — Using the Seretech Decision as precedent, the Supreme Court hands down its Shiawase Decision II, once again in the corporation's favor; the ruling declares Shiawase's - and by extension, all corporations' - property sovereign territory, not subject to the jurisdiction of its surrounding nation-state.[12] Soon afterwards, the vast majority of other countries enact analogous laws.[16][17][18][9][10][11][19]
Feb 20[14]
(FR) — The national government refuses to recognize Shiawase's extraterritoriality or acknowledge other corporations' similar claims: hoping to spearhead the resistance against growing corporate power, France instead finds itself alone, and suffers - for nine long years - harsh economic backlash from corporate sanctions.[20]
Mar - May[14]
(EEu) — Severe environmental contamination hits: long-forgotten landfills in the former East Germany begin to leak poisons into the groundwater, leading the federal government to evacuate and seal off wide areas of the eastern "Länder" (states); a few weeks post-evacuation, the Baltic Sea becomes so poisoned with sludge from toxic, caustic chemical deposits that the surrounding communities can no longer survive. Hundreds of thousands of people are relocated as governments try to address these troubled areas.[21]
Jul 20[14]
(IT) — During the Group of Eight (G8) summit in Genoa, private security forces open fire on anti-corporate protesters, killing twelve: the pro-corporate Italian media describes the shootings as a "defense against an act of terrorism"; protesters are forced to change their tactics in light of the corporate crackdown.
Aug 15[14]
(US) — The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approves P4MO for general use.[22]
Aug - Oct
(US) — On a mission sponsored by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), robot probes sent to Mars take digital recordings of a sizable portion of its surface: among the data sent back to Earth are images of several giant pyramid structures, as well as what appears to be the skeleton of a large, unidentified creature[23][24] (later suspected to be a dragon[25]). Choosing not to release the images, NASA begins making long-term plans, under the direction of the Department of Defense (DoD), for Operation Discovery, a top-secret manned mission to Mars under the jurisdiction of Veil, a DoD covert black-ops agency with the highest-existing security clearance.[26]

2002[]

Jan 21[27]
(US) — The Hunt administration sparks - and is followed by Canada[28][29] in - the media-dubbed "Resource Rush":[30] over a six-year period,[17][18][31] the federal government reposseses millions of acres of land from various Native American reservations and national parks by invoking the right of eminent domain; the land is then licensed to megacorporations - and coalitions of (relatively) smaller companies - for large-scale resource extraction.[9][10][11]
Apr 5[27]
(US) — In response to the Resource Rush's land grabs, the more radical-minded elements of several Native American tribes band together in Denver, Colorado, to form the Sovereign American Indian Movement (SAIM); their first blockade of important highways is negotiated to a peaceful settlement, but further attempts are met with swift responses by United States and Canadian troops backed by various corporate security forces.[28][29]
Jun 14[27]
(US) — General Motors board member Nicholas Aurelius consolidates almost every single business asset he owns into a single corporation, which he bases in Detroit, Michigan, and names Ares Industries (future Ares Macrotechnology). President Martin Hunt quickly grants it extraterritoriality.[32][33]
Jul 8[27]
(NEu) — Ecologies in both the Baltic and North Seas collapse due to chemical sludge, affecting the seaboard regions of Germany, Denmark, and the Netherlands. Hundreds of thousands of people are relocated as governments try to address these troubled areas.[21]
Sep 23[27]
(DE) — In the wake of the ecological disasters that have hit Europe, a coalition of the social-democratic SPD (German Socialist Party) and the liberal, ecology-minded "Bündnis 2000" (Compact 2000) sweeps the federal elections.[21]
?
(MX) — In response to the assassinations of state governors the previous year, more than two dozen rebel leaders are - in a bloody government clampdown - captured or shot while resisting arrest.[34]
(?) — New technology makes it possible to build the first optical chip impervious to electromagnetic pulse (EMP) effects.[35][36]

2003[]

Mar 24[37]
(UK) — Ghost, a suborbital plane jointly developed by BAE Systems and the Japanese Aerospace Corporation, is unveiled: it can go from London Heathrow International Airport to Boston, Massachusetts, in 76 minutes and from London to Tokyo in a few hours. Within weeks of the aircraft's introduction, corporations have placed enough orders to make a several-year waitlist.[38]
May 13[37]
(NAm) — GloFish, the first biotech pet, hits the market: specially bred to detect water pollutants, the fish glows red under blacklight thanks to the addition of a natural bioluminescence gene;[39] it becomes a common sight in aquariums across the continent.[40]
July 8[37]
(US) — Amid charges of widespread corruption and incompetence, Congress rescinds "home rule" in the District of Columbia and ousts the Washington, DC municipal government,[19] replacing it with federal control. City officials and public-interest groups challenge the decision in court: every single challenge is defeated.[41]
Nov 19[37][42]
(DE) — The worst flash flood in recorded history strikes the German North Sea regions, bathing wide swaths of Hamburg as well as eastern and western Frisia in oily sewage. Despite the nuclear plants along the Lower Elbe River going through emergency shutdowns[43] in time to prevent an even worse catastrophe, thousands die in the toxic sludge flood and then from chemical poisoning in the folowing weeks.[44]
?
(AU) — After high-intensity corporate lobbying, extraterritoriality is granted to Aurora Biofacilities, Broken Hill Proprietary, Mount Isa Mines, Shiawase, and Tesseract.[45]

2004[]

Apr 26[46]
(US) — News outlets across the country report the revelation that President Martin Hunt has been making regular payments to Mexico's president Miguel Ávila in exchange for letting certain corporations continue the Resource Rush south of the border.
June[46]
(DE) — The government's rush to complete its shutdown program of all still-operational nuclear plants by year's end creates a problem when engineers working too quickly to close the plant at Biblis - near Mannerheim in the south - release small amounts of radioactive gases into the atmosphere. A three-year investigation of the incident reports that the complex had come within a hair's breadth of a meltdown.[47]
(UK) — A partial reactor meltdown in the coastal site of Dungeness in Kent, England, distributes severe fallout over the local beaches of New Romney and Camber Sands, resulting in over 6,000 deaths - including about a third of a group of 800 convention atendees[48] - and creating the Kent Irradiated Zone.[49][43][50]
Sep 10[46]
(MENA) — Diplomatic tensions building for decades boil over into the 10 Minute War: Libya launches an attack on Israel using chemical weapons, causing thousands of deaths; Israel immediately retaliates with nuclear bombs, beating Libya into submission: half its major population centers[17][18] and millions of its citizens are wiped out; hundreds of thousands more people die from radiation poisoning after the initial strike; the remaining Libyans flee to refugee ghettos in Egypt, parts of central Africa, and the Middle East.[51][52]
Oct 12[46]
(WEu) — France finally finds a partner in resisting corporate extraterritoriality: Switzerland re-swears the "Rütli Schwur", its famous oath of allegiance that vows common action in defense of freedom, and uses it to bolster their effort to resist the growing power of corporations.[53]
Nov 2[46]
(US) — Philip Bester is elected 44th President.[8]
?
(AT) — Riots by the homeless and unemployed in southern Vienna rage out of control for weeks: the "Stählmanner" declares declare parts of the city controlled by rioters off-limits; in the districts of Simmering and Liesing, the military declares all inhabitants to be criminals in a blanket ruling, then walls off the area within a matter of months, holding the border with armed forces. The area becomes known as the SGHWS ("Sondergefangenenhaus Wien Süd", South Vienna Special Prison).[54]
(PS) — President Yasser Arafat dies.[55]
(?) — The effects of anthropogenic climate change are conclusively proven for the first time.[56]

2005[]

Jan
(US) — Philip Bester is inaugurated as President.[8][19]
Mar 25[57]
(US) — President Philip Bester eliminates public funding for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB): the Public Broadcasting System (PBS) breaks up shortly thereafter, and private broadcasters quickly consume its resources.[58]
May 13[57]
(Eu) — Political and social tensions in Eastern Europe erupt into the Border Wars: Belarus moves against Poland, Ukraine, and the Baltic States; extended skirmishes lasting almost six months claim 15,000 lives; refugees pour into Germany and Czechia.[47][59]
Aug 12[57]
(US) — At 7:20 AM,[60] an earthquake measuring 5.8 on the Richter scale levels Manhattan Island, NYC: most skyscrapers besides the Empire State Building collapse, more than 200,000 people are killed, close to a million are injured, and over 200 billion dollars' worth of damages are caused.[17][18][43][50]
Sep 2[57]
(EAs) — South Korea's president Dae-Jung Rhee is assassinated: backed by Japanese corporate interests,[61][10][62] General Kyung Han Yoon - South Korea's Commander of the Army - takes power and uses the fact the assassin was a Communist dissident to declare war against North Korea; backed by the Japanese military, General Yoon invades North Korea[63] - Korea War II begins.[64][52]
Sep 19[57]
(US) — After the tremendous damage of the Manhattan quake, the East Coast Stock Exchange (ECSE) moves to Boston.[17][18][65][66]
Dec 10
(WAf) — Following several small earthquakes, alluvial gold and diamond deposits are revealed in the Black Volta river. Côte d'Ivoire's president Karel Bettencourt tries to claim the minerals and nearby cropland in one stroke by seizing the river: after the successful surprise strike, Ghana's president Duah Fosu fears a full-scale invasion and appeals to the UN for help, while massing an army of his own. Declaring national states of emergency, both governments restrict food supplies and foreign aid money to "high priority" citizens such as the armed forces, causing mass starvation. For the next two years, border skirmishes and coups average one a month in both nations.[67]
?
(CH) — After the tremendous damage of the Manhattan quake - and with several officials and diplomats killed during a Security Council meeting[68] - the United Nations (UN) moves to the city of Geneva.[17][18][69][66]
(CH) — Despite the re-sworn "Rütli Schwur" oath, corporate pressure forces the "Nationalrat" (National Council) to compromise: the first Extraterritorial Business Zone (EBZ) is established in the city of Zürich.[53]

2006[]

early 2006
(EEu) — Russian forces intervene to stabilize and annex Belarus[70], responding to international pressure against the Border Wars[71] but igniting a new wave of conflict over what is seen as expansionist ambitions: over the next twenty years, a million people lose their lives in a series of continuous clashes.[72]
Apr 10[73]
(JP) — The first of a fleet of solar-powered collection satellites is launched to beam microwave energy to receptors on the Earth's surface - a relatively cheap method of distributing power to isolated regions.[18][61][10][62]
May 12[73]
(US) — Boeing's first High Speed Civil Transport (HSCT) prototype - based on the supersonic passenger plane Concorde - completes a successful test flight: the first production models enter service about six years later.[74]
Jul 27[73]
(AU) — The Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) announces the birth of a healthy Tasmanian tiger after succeeding in cloning live samples of the previously extinct beasts by using cryogenically stored, live tissue samples.[75]
Oct 17[73]
(JP) — The struggling corporation Texas Instruments (TI) successfully sues Miroyama Electric for gross violation of patents: TI has to take the lawsuit through all levels of the Japanese legal system before finally forcing the appeal to its highest levels. In a surprise decision after years of court proceedings, it is ruled that Miroyama is guilty of the charges, and Miroyama's management is ordered to turn over all company assets to later-revitalized TI: once done, every single Miroyama executive commits "seppuku" (ritual suicide by disembowelment).[76]
Nov 17[73]
(EAs) — In an effort to force the Japanese out of Korea War II by getting them to abandon their support of South Korea, North Korea tries to neutralize Japan with a volley of Nadong missiles lobbed at several major cities: the attack backfires when all the crude nuclear warheads fail to detonate.[77] The attempted attack spurs greater Japanese involvement in the war: North Korea is overrun and falls by the end of the year, finally unifying the Korean peninsula. Following the success of these war maneuverings, Japan proclaims itself the Japanese Imperial State (JIS)[61][10][62] and begins military expansion toward the "Northern Territories" in the Kuril Islands.[78]
?
(KR) — To avoid buyout by South Korean interests and foreign megacorporations, a dozen of the larger newly-privatized North Korean companies merge, creating the Kwon Sham Group (future Kwonsham Industries).[79][80][81]
(CN) — The provinces of Guangdong, Fujian, Jiangxi, Hunan, and Zhejiang form the Greater Canton Economic Development Council (GCEDC), a trade alliance to deal with the increased foreign investment and economic boom caused by the Resource Rush.[82]

2007[]

spring[83]
(WAf) — The Indigenous Government Party in Côte d'Ivoire and the Ghanaian Akan People's Federation drive out their respective nations' dictators and begin the two-year process of removing themselves from the UN and dropping out of the international community.[67]
Aug 14[83]
(MX) — The major drug cartels take several steps designed to bring their enterprises more into the legitimate business world: they buy out a major resource development company in Villahermosa and rename it ORO Corporation ("gold"; future Aztechnology), derived from the initials of the three major cartel leaders responsible for establising and managing it: Juan Ortega (Medellín, Colombia), Julio Ramos (David, Panama), and Diego Oriz (Masaya, Nicaragua).[84]
Nov 2[83]
(US) — The Supreme Court declines to review the federal government's decision to disband the Washington, DC municipal government.[41]
Dec 23
(UK) — Crown Princes William and Harry are killed in a plane crash.[85][86]

2008[]

Feb 27
(AT) — With permission from the "Stählmanner", an eastern portion of Vienna is split off, creating an EBZ dubbed "Transdanubia".[6]
Mar 4[87]
(PA) — ORO announces the discovery of vast deposits of molybdenum several kilometers off the coast in the Golfo de los Mosquitos, north of San Cristóbal: in the months preceding the find, ORO had not only acquired full exploitation rights from the national government, but also managed to create a monopoly on all local molybdenum extracting and processing industries.[88]
Apr 18[87]
(US) — The Texas state legislature passes a law creating urban militia units, which allows governments to assemble armed groups of private citizens - residents of an area are allowed to sign up for limited combat training and obtain military weaponry with minor restrictions - to fill gaps in law enforcement. New laws also define the right of residents to contract private security firms to provide armed protection for their communities and homes, paving the way for many cities to contract with private firms to provide police and other public safety services.[89] Similar laws are passed around the world.[9][10][62]
Jun[87]
(CAm) — At the urgings of ORO and the cartels, several countries in the region pull out of international agreements concerning copyright, trade secret, patent, and intellectual property protection: piracy and other forms of copyright violations become legal in those countries, and ORO positions itself at the head of the burgeoning technopiracy industry.[88]
Aug 23[87]
(DE) — The coalition government collapses as the strain of the ongoing social and economic crisis takes its toll: in an attempt to maintain its increasingly precarious control of the ongoing social instability and violence in the streets, the government begins to rely heavily on the BGS ("Bundesgrenzschutz", Federal Border Guards) and individual "Länder" police forces.[47][90]
Nov 4[87]
(US) — Jesse Garrety and William Jarman are respectively elected President (45th) and Vice-President.[8]
Nov 25
(LEO) — The space station Wheelchair - formerly Mir, purchased from Russia by the corporation Harris-3M - is hit by a meteoroid: the impact decompresses the hull;[91] the spaceborne rock kills two of the crew outright, with the rest dying within a week after Harris-3M fails to launch a rescue mission.[43] Instead of repairs and stabilizing Wheelchair's decaying orbit to prevent atmospheric re-entry within four years, Harris-3M chooses to send a shuttle crew to install a scuttling charge: after the Fuel-Air Explosive (FAE) device detonates,[92] NASA's Freedom remains the only manned space station in orbit.[93]
?
(CH) — The second EBZ is established in the city of Basel.[53]
(PS) — Israel grants full autonomy.[94]

2009[]

Jan
(US) — Jesse Garrety is inaugurated as President.[8]
Mar 4[95][96]
(FR) — At 3:58 AM, the Cattenom nuclear plant's primary and secondary cooling towers fracture:[97] at 9:30 PM, meltdown begins despite attempts by the plant's workers to prevent disaster; at 10:05 PM, the superheated uranium burns through the containtment vessel, within minutes producing a highly explosive gas; at 10:08 PM, the plant's Block 2 explodes, releasing a radioactive cloud into the atmosphere; prevailing south-westerly winds blow the toxic cloud across the countryside, spreading massive doses of radiation into the surrounding area: the regions around the German cities of Trier and Kusel, the entire Saarland "Länder" (DE), large parts of Lorraine province (FR), and the entire nation of Luxembourg (LU) - the zone collectively known as "SOX". According to official sources, the accident claims 37,241 immediate victims; by 2045, victims of radiation sickness will bring the death toll to 135,728 individuals.[98][99][43][50]
Apr 7[95]
(UK) — King Charles III is crowned in Westminster Abbey.[100][85]
Apr 29[101]
(DE) — Following the Cattenom-GAU ("größter anzunehmender unfall", maximum credible accident), ecological disasters, and secession threats from the Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg "Landër", the federal government - in a bid to restore order - vests its power in a military junta chaired by "Bundeswehr" (federal army) General Horst Stöckter, dissolves all parliaments and "Landër" governments, and establishes martial law.[102][103]
May 5[95]
(US) — United Oil Industries (UOI) announces it has received the right to exploit the petrochemical resources in one-quarter of the remaining federal parks and in one-tenth of the remaining Native American reservations,[9][10][11] both recently confiscated by the federal government.[104][105][17][18]
Sep 18[95]
(US) — In response to UOI's land grants, a small strike team of commando-trained SAIM members - some of them one-time members of the Marine Corps' "Scalpel" Special Forces team[106][105] - infiltrates the Air Force's Shiloh Launch Facility in northwest Montana and capture its ICBM (intercontinental ballistic missile) silo: with inside help from Air Force Major John Redbourne - a full-blooded Dakota Sioux[17][18] - they gain launch control of the 16-warhead MIRV (multiple independently targetable re-entry vehicle) "Lone Eagle" missiles within, and demand the return of all stolen Native American lands on threat of launching the facility's nuclear stockpile.[9][10][11]
Sep 28[95]
(US) — After a ten-day stand-off, an Armed Forces "Delta" Crisis Response Team[106][105] infiltrates the silo and recaptures it, wiping out the entire SAIM strike team; during the struggle, a single "Lone Eagle" ICBM carrying four MIRV'd five-megaton warheads[18] is launched, headed for Smolensk, Russia:[9][10][11] with all self-destruct signals from NORAD (North American Aerospace Defense Command) in Cheyenne Mountain going unheeded and the military with no interceptors in position for a takedown,[17] President Jesse Garrety informs the Moscow Kremlin, desperately hoping to avert full-scale retaliation.[31]
(RU) — In response to the "Lone Eagle" headed for Smolensk, President Nikolai Chelenko orders Vladivostok, Rostov, and other strategic cities to civilian and foreign traffic[77], all forces put on full alert, and all citizens sent to shelters - all in preparation for possible military action[71] after the warheads hit their targets: no nuclear detonation results - the missile disappeared, the cause still unknown to this day.[17][18][9][10][11]
Oct 19[95]
(NAm) — In response to the "Lone Eagle incident" and the ensuing outbreak of anti-Native riots nation-wide[9][107] after it went public,[17] the United States Congress passes[108] the Re-education and Relocation Act, ordering all Natives with the remotest connection to SAIM - and their supporters[109] - to "detention centers". On the same day,[106][105][9][10][11] the Canadian Parliament passes the Nepean Act,[31] legitimizing internment camps for Natives while dismantling the Inuit territory of Nunavut.
?
(US) — A gang of enraged, unemployed, homeless workers storm UOI's headquarters in Dallas and take control of the tower: the revolt's leaders demand corporations be held accountable for the city's financial and crime-related problems; Governor Hunter Carstairs calls in Texas Ranger Assault Teams to quell the riot: after the smoke clears, six mercenaries are dead, five UOI employees seriously injured, and 167 rioters killed; soon after, the state legislature passes laws giving corporate security forces carte blanche in dealing with armed intruders.[110] Similar laws are passed around the world.[9][10][62]
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