The Fourth Protocol- A British Revolution

This is something I have been thinking of doing for a long time, and was briefly started on this site a couple of years ago by someone else.
This takes the events of the Book "The Fourth Protocol" written in 1984 and based in 1987 as if they had gone as planned in the book.
The format will be based on my "2010 Presidential election" thread in terms of News articles and pictures....
It will start in the next couple of days with the Nuclear bomb going off in Suffolk.....
 
BBC Radio News

Thursday May 28th 1987

"Good Evening, this is the six o'clock news from the BBC.
This morning Prime-Minister Margaret Thatcher sought an audience with the Queen to ask for a dissolution of Parliament for a General Election to be held on Thursday June 18th.
On making her return to Downing Street afterwards she said "she was ready to present her case to the country for another term" and "belived that the people do not want a return to Socialism".

Labour Leader Neil Kinnock said he "welcomed the election and that it was now time to end Thatcherism for good".
 
BBC Radio News

Thursday June 4th 1987

"Good Evening, this is the BBC news at Ten o'clock.

The General Election campaign has been enlivened by a Soviet Union guarantee to offer the whole of Western Europe, both for neutrals and NATO nations alike, a nuclear-free zone in perpetuity, if the United States and its Allies does the same.

Defence Secretary Tom Lockwood who was campaiging in Luton this morning was howled down by a crowd mostly made of CND members when refused the Societ guarantee by saying "the removal of European/US defences was verifiable while Societ warhead detargeting was not and secondaly that the Warsaw pact forces had a four to one conventional weapon superiority over Nato".

In other election news, the lastest opinion polls show the Conservatives with a narrow lead over Labour".
 
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If Kinnock wins in 1987, why does Ken Livingston immediately challenge him for leadership?
Its part of the book, that after the Nuclear explosion and Labour wins that the "Hard Left" planned to remove Kinnock as Leader.
To quote from the book
"In the immediate wake of a Labour victory at the polls, before the triumphant Leader had been called to the palace, an alternative candidate would be nominated to the extraordinary meeting of the Elecoral College. He would be the pre-selected Hard Left nominee to become Britain's first devout Marxist-Leninist Premier."

Earlier in the Book Livingstone is mentioned regards to take over of the GLC in 1981, I have just used him in that position.
 
Weird. Wouldn't people be angry, seeing as how they were voting for Kinnock's policies and not Livingstone's?
 
Weird. Wouldn't people be angry, seeing as how they were voting for Kinnock's policies and not Livingstone's?
I am just going from the book, that was the whole point of the book at least, the bomb swings the "floating vote" to Labour, then the hard left remove Kinnock as Leader.
 
BBC News Report

Broadcast 7.00 am Friday June 12th 1987

By Martin Lewis

"It is reported that at approx 4.00 am this morning, a atomic explosion has has taken place of about one and a half kiltons within the United Kingdom. The location of the explosion is the USAF Base at Bentwaters in Suffolk.

The base which is Rendlesham Forest is belived to have been vaporized. It is understood that that cloud of radioactive dust has drifted west over the North Sea.

The Prime-Minister was informed of the incident within minutes, and Ten Downing Street has confirmed that she will address an emergency session of the House of Commons later on today".
 
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BBC Radio News

Friday June 12th 1987

"Good evening this is the Six o'clock news from the BBC.

Parliament was recalled and met this afternoon in emergency session due to the Nuclear explosion at the USAF base at Bentwaters in Suffolk.

Prime-Minister Margaret Thatcher expressed her shock at the explosion and to those who had lost their lives. She said that the details of what happended where still very sketchy and that a UN team was in the process of reaching the site to attempt to determine what had actually taken place.

Labour Leader Neil Kinnock said that the accident proved once and for all the risk of Nuclear weapons and said that it showed that the Labour Party was right to have a policy of unilateral nuclear disarment.

It has been confirmed that the General Election planned for next Thursday, June 18th will still take place".
 
BBC Radio News

Friday June 12th 1987

"Good evening, this is the BBC News at Ten o'clock

As UN nuclear teams arrive in the UK to visit the site of the Nuclear explosion at USAF Bentwarers in Suffolk, the political arguments have taken a dramatic turn within the last two hours.

Israeli nuclear physicist Doctor Nahum Wisser has flown to Prague and given a press conference in which he claims that he had worked with the Americans while on exchange visits in the development of ultra-small nuclear warheads. He said that during these visits that he repeatedly warned the American Airforce and the Defence Department that these ultra-small warheads of around one and half kiloton's were not stable for deployment but his warnings were ignored as they were impatient to deploy the new warheads so as to increase the range of their F-5s by being able to take on board extra fuel. He said that he believed that it was one of these warheads that exploded at Bentwaters.

CND has called a public rally to take place in London tommorrow morning to protest against the Americans and the nuclear explosion".
 
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BBC Radio News

Saturday June 13th 1987

"Good evening and this is the BBC news at six o'clock.

A CND demostration against the nuclear explosion at USAF Bentwaters in Central London today has erupted into the worst riots seen in the city for a century.
Seventy-five police officers are among the 300 people injured as well as 20 police horses.A total of 740 people have been arrested in the heart of London's West Ends cars have been overturned and set alight.
Four tube stations have been shut for safety reasons as police try to clear the streets, with much of central London now cordoned off.
Demonstrators have attacked police with bricks and cans. There have been un-confirmed reports that gun shots have been fired at the Police.Fire fighters attempting to extinguish the blazes have been hit with wood and stones.
Restaurants have been forced to close early by the violence which left shop windows smashed and many businesses with their contents looted.Eyewitness reports describe a cloud of black smoke over Trafalgar Square.
The violence erupted just after 1400 following a peaceful march against the America and the presence of US bases which saw up around 100,000 people take to the streets in protest following the explosion at USAF Bentwaters.
A group of protesters involved in a sit-in at Whitehall, close to the Downing Street entrance, refused to move after requests from police and stewards.As police arrested offenders, placards and cans were thrown from the crowd and the trouble spread to Charing Cross Road, Pall Mall, Regent Street and Covent Garden.

In West Berlin a small crowd of around 50,000 people attacked shops as well as attempting to storm the American Embassay in the City".
 
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This is something I have been thinking of doing for a long time, and was briefly started on this site a couple of years ago by someone else.
This takes the events of the Book "The Fourth Protocol" written in 1984 and based in 1987 as if they had gone as planned in the book.
The format will be based on my "2010 Presidential election" thread in terms of News articles and pictures....
It will start in the next couple of days with the Nuclear bomb going off in Suffolk.....

It's a good book that.

How realistic was the possibility that the UK could ever turn Communist?
 
It's a good book that.

How realistic was the possibility that the UK could ever turn Communist?
Probably not, but I am doing this based on the plan in the book, although the end product might not end the way the Soviets or the Hard left wanted!!
 
BBC Radio News

Sunday June 14th 1987

"Good evening, here is the BBC news at six o'clock.

This afternoon President Reagan told the worlds press that the Nuclear weapon that exploded at USAF Bentwaters was not caused by the United States or that any of the bombs had been unstable. He said he did not know what caused the explosion but it was not a US bomb.

Prime-Minister Thatcher attacked those that took part in yesterdays riot in central London. She also called on Labour Leader Neil Kinnock to disown the riots."
 
BBC Radio News

Sunday June 14th 1987

"Good evening, here is the BBC News at Ten O'clock.

In the past hour, the General Secretary of the Soviet Union, Yuri Andropov has announced that he has put all the armed forces of the Soviet Union on Red Alert. He said in speech broadcast live on state TV "If the warmongering, imperialist Americans wish to enter a period of insanity, then that it is up to them, but I have no choice to protect our peace loving peoples and those of our allies in the Warsaw Pact nations, so I have placed all our forces on Red Alert across the world".
 
BBC Radio News

Monday June 15th

"Good morning, this is the BBC news at six.

Labour Leader Neil Kinnock has this morning flown to Moscow from Heathrow Airport.

Before leaving he said that he was "personally intervening for the sake of peace" following the decision by the Soviet leader Yuri Andropov to raise the alert status of all Soviet armed forces following the nuclear explosion at USAF Bentwaters".
 
BBC Radio News

Monday June 15th

"Good evening and this is the BBC News at Ten o'clock.

A few minutes ago the Soviet General Secretary Yuri Andropov has announced that all Soviet forces worldwide would be placed back to Green status. It was said that was "Wholly and solely as a result of the plea of the British Labour Leader Mr Kinnock" he added further that Mr Kinnock was a "global statesman, and a man of peace".

Mr Kinnock is due to land back at Heathrow in the early hours of Tuesday morning following his trip to Moscow".
 
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