CEFANU (Attack Machines)

The Cape Executive Front for A New Union, abbreviated as CEFANU, was a political movement turned political party that existed in the British Good Hope Territory that would soon become the new South African Union. It existed from 1964 to December 6, 1988 and in its democratic form as the CEF until December 13, 1994.

Background
An estimated 662 people were stranded in Cape Town's Kraventhorn protection cell in 1946, for the next decade or so, since all trade and contact with the external world was stopped, they thought that they were the only people living in the world, until the two British expeditions to South Asia and Africa in the late 50s were conducted.

In 1960, Cape Town - or what survived of the pre-1946 South African government - had been handed over to the reformed British Empire. Populational estimates believe that about 1000 people were now living, one third of the population consisting of children born after Kraventhorn. Over time people who got used to the self-rule of South Africa got tired of colonial pressure.

In August 1964, exactly eighteen years on from the destruction caused from Kraventhorn, Nicholas Prettemaine founded the Cape Executive Front for A New Union, whose goal was to recreate the territory of the former Union of South Africa as much as possible.

CEFANU then held its first elections, losing to the British Empire Party, set up by the UK in a vague attempt at believing that CEFANU was a largely fraudulent entity.

CEFANU today
More than thirty years have been elapsed since the dissolution of CEFANU. In January 2018, inter-dimensional travel to the Cape Town of the Mermachines timeline led to the cloning of all of its information. Former CEFANU members usually gather around on December 13, but in 2019, facing uncertainties, as well as the old age of its members, the last such meeting was made.