Rumours from Toronto for Early January

Remember: ALL of the items on this page are fictional. All persons, cities, gods, and worlds on this page are imaginary. Any coincidence of names is regretted.

Prissy Prince?
The Prince of Toronto is nothing more than a sham of a Brujah, and has no right to call himself a Brujah. In actual fact it is the Ventrue whom he serves, specifically Patrick O'Shea. One the other hand, some believe that O'Shea is Frank Harcourt's 'bitch'. But whatever the case, the Prince is considered to be of an unsuitable generation to rule the city, has thus far displayed no backbone, and because of this, many people have expressed the opinion that the Domain of Toronto is up for grabs.

Imposter Paranoia
After the discovery of Kindred imposters in the Domain of Toronto, many other domains within North America have started to get extremely paranoid, and with the aid of Clan Tremere are again conducting checks into the identities of the Kindred within their Domains.

Imposter Paranoia II
Refugees from Washington, Baltimore and Atlanta have started appearing in Camarilla cities. They are being held by local Sheriffs until their identities can be verified.

Assamite Assurances
The Assamite have reported that they have had limited success with their current tactics against the Sabbat and have more extreme measures planned for the near future. They wish to assure the Camarilla that they have no imperialistic desires.

Ravnos Upset?
Members of Clan Ravnos have been heard saying very unfriendly things about the Domain of Toronto. No one is quite sure what has motivated them.

News of the World

December 23, 1999 The United States Government announces that they've discovered that some of the terrorist attacks in Atlanta and Washington were sponsored by the governments of several Middle Eastern countries.

December 25, 1999 A paramilitary group is caught attempting to place explosives on several areas of the Pentegon.

December 28, 1999 The U.S. government expels all ambassadors and diplomats representing Saudi Arabia, Iraq and Iran.

December 30, 1999 The U.S. government sends troops to the Persian Gulf.
Several Middle Eastern nations sign a mutual defense treaty and demand that the U.S. government remove its troops from the Persian Gulf. Minor skirmishes break out.

December 31, 1999 The United States asks NATO to deploy troops. It refuses.

January 1, 2000 Arab nations destroy two U.S. submarines killing almost 300 troops.

January 2, 2000 The U.S. government responds by bombing what it calls "terrorist camps" in several Middle Eastern countries.

January 3, 2000 News footage of bombed Islamic religious sites and villages starts being played in Canada and Europe. It is not shown in the United States because of media censorship.

January 4, 2000 Arab States start shooting down planes that cross into their air space.

Sparkles No More
Sparkles Nightclub at Yonge and Eglinton burned down in a fire that police believe was caused by electrical problems. The owner of the club, who was scheduled to be rehearsing in the club at the time of the fire, is missing.

Y2K
Several companies have experienced severe Y2K glitches. Hardest hit were several independent financial and pharmaceutical companies. IT experts are still unsure as to whether it was sabotage or just the anticipated Y2K issues.

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December 23, 1999	The United States Government announces that they've discovered that some of the terrorist attacks in Atlanta and Washington were sponsored by the governments of several Middle Eastern countries.
December 25, 1999	A paramilitary group is caught attempting to place explosives on several areas of the Pentegon.
December 28, 1999	The U.S. government expels all ambassadors and diplomats representing Saudi Arabia, Iraq and Iran.
December 30, 1999	The U.S. government sends troops to the Persian Gulf. Several Middle Eastern nations sign a mutual defense treaty and demand that the U.S. government remove its troops from the Persian Gulf. Minor skirmishes break out.
December 31, 1999	The United States asks NATO to deploy troops. It refuses.
January 1, 2000	Arab nations destroy two U.S. submarines killing almost 300 troops.
January 2, 2000	The U.S. government responds by bombing what it calls "terrorist camps" in several Middle Eastern countries.
January 3, 2000	News footage of bombed Islamic religious sites and villages starts being played in Canada and Europe. It is not shown in the United States because of media censorship.
January 4, 2000	Arab States start shooting down planes that cross into their air space.