| rdfs:comment | - The British Wars were a series of conflicts waged between 2021 and 2030, in the wake of the Collapse of the United Kingdom. Tensions between the United Kingdom's former constituents, led a series of wars. Involved in the wars were: England, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland. They are often intertwined with the Second Texan War of Independence, because of NATO using England as a buffer against a pro-Texan Scotland; and also the Second American Civil War, indicating the collapse of the traditional Western capitalist republics. The wars were seen as a proxy conflict between China and the United States. The wars were the result of unresolved national disputes and nationalistic fervor. It consists of three wars:
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| abstract | - The British Wars were a series of conflicts waged between 2021 and 2030, in the wake of the Collapse of the United Kingdom. Tensions between the United Kingdom's former constituents, led a series of wars. Involved in the wars were: England, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland. They are often intertwined with the Second Texan War of Independence, because of NATO using England as a buffer against a pro-Texan Scotland; and also the Second American Civil War, indicating the collapse of the traditional Western capitalist republics. The wars were seen as a proxy conflict between China and the United States. The wars were the result of unresolved national disputes and nationalistic fervor. It consists of three wars: The First British War was fought between Scotland and Wales on one side, and England (with aid from the United States) between February 5th, 2021 and February 20th, 2021. England had asserted its right to fish and in Scottish and Welsh waters, leading to a confrontation England and a Scottish-Welsh coalition. The war was mainly a naval and air war that ended with an English victory and a ceasefire. England is ordered to not extract resources from foreign waters again, and Chase Bowen becomes incredibly popular in Scotland. Scotland, enraged over the US blindly supporting England, aligned itself with Texas and China and withdrew from NATO; renouncing its initial non-aligned stance in foreign affairs. In addition, Scottish prime minister Chase Bowen believed that the US and the international community did not do enough to alleviate tensions in the region; which would lead to war several months later. The Second British War was fought between England and Wales on one side, and Scotland on the other between March 2022 and November 2022. The United States had grown frustrated with Scotland over its open economic and moral support of Texas during the Second Texan War of Independence and its withdrawal from NATO. As the war in Texas raged on, the United States urged England to invade Scotland and overthrow Chase Bowen. In addition, a conservative government is elected in Wales that moves away from Scotland and aligns itself with NATO. England and Wales form a coalition and invade Scotland. Initially the joint Anglo-Welsh coalition is successful, taking over much of Scotland; but Scotland (now receiving large amounts of aid from China) regroups and beats back the coalition; pushing them all the way to the border, before Britain and Wales both surrender. This war wins Bowen large amounts of admiration from much of the third world, for standing up to England and the United States. In addition, it solidifies the alliance between Scotland and Texas. The Third War was the longest, largest, and bloodiest of the three wars. It was fought between Scotland, Ireland, and the IRA on one side; and England and the Ulster Volunteer Force on the other between February 2024 and March 2030. It began in February of 2024, when the UVF began an armed rebellion against the Irish State. The UVF wanted an independent Northern Ireland aligned with England, and received large amounts of aid from England. The IRA soon joined the conflict and were supported by Ireland. When it appeared that the UVF was losing, England invaded Ireland in mid-2025; which led to Scotland intervening in the conflict by launching a surprise invasion of England a few weeks after. Scotland, who saw England's invasion as them continuing to impose their will in the region, sought to overextend England and draw them out of Ireland. The war saw rampant human rights violations: Terrorism, extrajudicial killings, and kidnappings and the deaths of 50,000 people. The war ended with a peace treaty that resulted in the demilitarization of Northern Ireland and peace between the British republics. A month later, Chase Bowen is assassinated by a Scottish nationalist for signing the peace treaty with England. The wars resulted in economic and social dysfunction all throughout former Great Britain. The British Wars, along with the Second American Civil War, caused many to believe that the stability and prosperity the Western world had experienced for decades was fading and that liberal democracy was collapsing.
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