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Confederation of Earth

The Confederation of Earth was a government, described as an "xenophobic authoritarian regime" or "xenophobic tyranny", that existed on Earth after the entity Q went back in time and changed Human history. 
==History==
The entity Q time-traveled to the year 2024, where he altered Earth's past by ensuring that Renée Picard did not participate in the Europa Mission, which would prevent her discovery of an alien microorganism on Io that would be crucial to Humanity's efforts to repair the damage of pollution and climate change and prevent Humanity's extinction. In the absence of this discovery, Humanity turned to Dr. Adam Soong, a disgraced geneticist whose work would have otherwise been rendered entirely obsolete by Renée's discovery, and Soong became a figure venerated by Humanity for his work in preventing the Human race's extinction. () Soong was responsible for the Confederation's mantra of "A safe galaxy is a Human galaxy" and holograms of him repeating the phrase would be played centuries later.
By the 25th century, the Confederation of Earth existed instead of the United Federation of Planets; at this time, its president was . There were no records of time travel in Confederation databanks.
The Confederation was also at war on many battlefronts with different species, including the Vulcans, the Dominion Alliance, and the Andorians. It eradicated the Borg and captured its . According to Q, the of this new timeline, a general in the Confederation Corps, murdered such individuals as Gul , General , and Director . ()
== See also ==
* Confederation starships
* Confederation of Earth uniform
* Solar shield
* Defense drone
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Confederation of Earth personnel

List of Confederation of Earth personnel.
== Named ==
Name	Rank 	Position 	Dates	Species 	Note	Episodes
 	President of the Confederation of Earth	Politician	2401 	Human 	 	
 	General 	Officer 	2401 	Human 	 	
 	General 	Officer 	2401 	Golem (formerly Human)	 	
 	Colonel 	Officer 	2401 	Human 	 	
 	General 	Officer 	2401 	 	 	
 	Lieutenant colonel 	Officer 	2401 	Human 	 	
==Unnamed==
=== Confederation magistrate ===
In an alternate 2401, this Human male served as the Confederation magistrate. He was also the husband of , the president of the Confederation. He became suspicious of her prime counterpart Seven of Nine, who had been shifted into that timeline by Q, along with her companions from their original timeline. When they spirited the away from the Eradication Day ceremonies, the magistrate pursued them to the . () He briefly held them at gunpoint and contemplated executing them. When Seven objected and tried to reassert control, he challenged her to provide his real name, which his wife would have known; Seven's ignorance of this fact proved to him that she was an impostor. However, she and her companions regained control of the ship, killing him and his security detail. ()
=== Magistrate's personal guards ===
These security officers served as personal guards of the Magistrate and President Hansen. The latter two were shot by Jean-Luc Picard at the Eradication Day rally. The former two guards accompanied the Magistrate aboard the CSS La Sirena to capture Picard and his cohorts, but were killed by Raffi Musiker and Seven of Nine, respectively. ()
File:Magistrate's security guard 1.jpg|Played by Floyd Anthony Johns Jr.
File:Magistrate's security guard 2.jpg|Played by an unknown actor
File:Magistrate's security guard 3.jpg|Played by an unknown actress
File:Magistrate's security guard 4.jpg|Played by Guy Fernandez, Jr.
=== Palace soldier ===
This female soldier stopped Raffi Musiker when she brought Elnor to the presidential palace for interrogation, claiming that the Magistrate ordered her to handle the case herself. Jean-Luc Picard interrupted, however, and ordered her to stand down. ()
=== Security officers ===
These security officers guarded the facility where Raffi Musiker overrode the transport inhibitor protocol. They were killed by Elnor. ()
File:Confederation Security Officer 1.jpg|Played by Bryant Burnett
File:Confederation Security Officer 2.jpg|Played by Stephen Dunlevy
File:Confederation Security Officer 3.jpg|Played by Katelyn Brooke
=== Soldier ===
This male soldier was a member of the forces assigned to crush the insurgency in Okinawa. He held the fleeing Elnor at gunpoint, ready to execute him, before being shot by Raffi Musiker. ()
=== Soldiers on rooftop ===
These two soldiers stood on a rooftop in Okinawa and fired at the insurgent crowd, killing several people, including a female Romulan rebel. ()
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Confederation of Earth uniform

In an alternate timeline where Earth was the center of the Confederation of Earth, service members of the Confederation Corps wore a uniform that facilitated the individual's needs as soldiers of the Confederation. The uniforms were used to display an officer or crewman's current status, rank, and decorations awarded over the course of their service. ()
==Overview==
Officers and crewmembers wore uniforms and rank insignia similar to the prime timeline's Starfleet, but generally colored black and gray instead of the brighter Starfleet uniform colors. 
==24th century==
The uniform and insignia General Picard wore in the painting in his home resembled those worn by Starfleet officers in the late 23rd and early 24th centuries. ()
==25th century==
===Standard duty uniform===
This uniform was similar to the used within the same time period of the prime timeline. A combadge was worn on the left breast of the jacket. ()
===Flag officer uniform===
The flag officer's uniform of this era was similar to the standard duty uniform, save for the addition of a black strip across the jacket's shoulder area, and a en area at the center of the combadge. ()
 
===Dress uniform===
A black dress uniform with a baldric was worn by Jean-Luc Picard during the Eradication Day ceremony. ()
 
===Combat armor===
Soldiers fighting Romulan rebels in 2401 wore heavy combat armor, complete with helmets. ()
===Synth servant uniform===
A charcoal-gray uniform was worn by synth servants. ()
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Confederation starships

The Confederation of Earth operated numerous frigates and warships during this alternate 2401. ()
Ship name	Registry 	Class/Type
 	NCC-93159	Kaplan F17 Patrol Frigate
 	NCC-93130	Kaplan F17 Patrol Frigate
 	NCC-93148	Kaplan F17 Patrol Frigate
 	NCC-75489	Nova-class
 	NCC-93135	Kaplan F17 Patrol Frigate
 	NCC-93154	Kaplan F17 Patrol Frigate
 	NCC-93131	Kaplan F17 Patrol Frigate
 	NCC-73827	
 	NCC-93142	Kaplan F17 Patrol Frigate
 	NCC-74536	
 	NCC-93147	Kaplan F17 Patrol Frigate
 	NCC-93165	Kaplan F17 Patrol Frigate
 	Unknown 	
 	NCC-93161	Kaplan F17 Patrol Frigate
Conflict of Interests

Conflict of Interests was a RPG scenario published by the FASA Corporation in .
== Summary ==
The adventure puts two groups of players against one another as diplomatic teams from the Federation and the Klingon Empire with the objective of convincing the population of Sheridan's World to join either the Federation or the Empire. The planet was settled by the Organians right after the Organian Incident by a hundred colonists from the UFP and one hundred from the Klingon Empire. The planet has been in isolation for fifteen years and the Organians have decided that the colonists should now decide whether they will become Klingon, Federation, or stay independent. Each diplomatic team must do its best both publicly and privately to convince the colonists to join their side.
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Confrontation

Confrontation was the act of confronting or the state of being confronted, especially a meeting face to face.
While being asked by Captain Jean-Luc Picard, "Based on your analysis, what is the current Romulan strategy behind the deployment of their ships in this sector?", Data replied, "Their ships are deployed to support a policy of confrontation designed to test Federation defenses along the Neutral Zone." ()
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Connection, Part 1

==Summary==
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:Don't miss Part 1 of the 2-part SERIES FINALE! It's the penultimate chapter in the latest Five Year Mission of the , as Captain and the crew encounter… themselves? Celebrate the 50th anniversary of STAR TREK with this all-new story that brings two timelines together!
==Background information==
* To tie into the upcoming IDW Publishing line of ROM comics beginning in July 2016, Drew Moss and Adam Guzowski were tasked to design a variant cover featuring ROM the Spaceknight on a Star Trek cover. 
* This was originally solicited as "Altered Encounters", but renamed to "Connection" by the time of publication.
* There is a tribute page to Canadian comic artist and writer, , at the end of the issue stating "Brilliant storyteller, cherished husband, loyal friend. Taken from us too soon. Rest in peace, Dar." Cooke died 14 May 2016 at the age of 53.
===Creators===
* Writers:
** Mike Johnson
* Artists:
** Tony Shasteen (interior art, cover art)
** Davide Mastrolonardo (color art)
** AndWorld Design (letter art)
** Neil Uyetake (production design)
** Josh Adams (subscription cover art)
** Drew Moss (ROM cover art)
** Adam Guzowski (ROM cover colors)
* Editors:
** Sarah Gaydos
* Story consultant: 
** Roberto Orci
* Publisher:
** Ted Adams
* Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Special thanks to Risa Kessler and John Van Citters at CBS Consumer Products.
===Cover gallery===
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Connection, Part 2

==Summary==
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:BLOCKBUSTER SERIES FINALE! A Five Year Mission – five years of STAR TREK comics! Celebrate the end of the latest chapter in the Enterprises epic adventures with this all-new story that brings Captains and crews from two different timelines together!
===Creators===
* Writers:
** Mike Johnson
* Artists:
** Tony Shasteen (interior art, cover art)
** Davide Mastrolonardo (color art)
** AndWorld Design (letter art)
** Neil Uyetake (production design)
** Jorge Fornés (subscription cover art)
** Mark Roberts (subscription cover color art)
* Editors:
** Sarah Gaydos
* Story consultant:
** Robert Orci
* Publisher
** Ted Adams
* Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Special thanks to Risa Kessler and John Van Citters at CBS Consumer Products.
Connie Danese

Connie Danese is the actress who portrayed Toya in the first season episode .
Danese started her acting career in the early 1980s with appearances in the 1982 biopic Groucho in which she portrayed Margaret Dumond/ Thelma Todd and in the 1982 It's A Living episode "Falling in Love Again" on which she worked with Earl Boen and Alan Oppenheimer. The following years she appeared in episodes of The Facts of Life (1985), (1985, starring George Burns, with David L. Lander, Paul Willson, and Kat Sawyer-Young), and (1987), the television drama Between the Darkness and the Dawn (1985, with Robin Gammell), (1986), (1986, with Terri Garr, Henry Darrow, Jack Kehler, Raye Birk, George D. Wallace, Dakin Matthews).
Following her work on Star Trek, Danese had supporting roles in (1989, with Charles Lucia and Ben Slack), (1993, with Sally Kellerman), and (1997, with David Ogden Stiers). Danese also guest starred in episodes of (1990, with Kevin Tighe and Vinny Argiro), Columbo (1990, with Ben Slack and Peter Falk), (1990, starring Peter Parros, with Terry Correll, Jeff Austin, Don Pike, and Meg Wyllie), (1997, with Joan Collins, Daphne Ashbrook, and Kris Iyer), and (1997, starring Eriq La Salle, with Leland Crooke).
Additional credited work was a featured part in (1999, with Joseph Ruskin) and guest roles in episodes of (2001, with Eric Pierpoint and Earl Maddox) and (2001, with Gordon Clapp, Juliana Donald, James G. MacDonald, and Faran Tahir).
In 2016 she co-starred in Neron. In 2017 she was flown to Tel Aviv to Guest Star in A Very Important Person . 
Theatre credits include: Lily St Regis in Annie – National Co, Fanny Brice in Funny Girl (Las Vegas) receiving an AGVA nomination as most promising newcomer, Amazon Mom in Tanzi at the Roxy in L.A., Adelaide in Guys and Dolls with Jack Jones.
Prior to her acting career, Danese worked as columnist on New York's Backstage newspaper, which she left when she moved to Los Angeles to become an actress. Her column "Connie Chats" then appeared in Show Biz West magazine and later in Drama-Logue magazine. Following a break of writing during active acting years, Danese wrote articles and interviews for the LA Stage Times and worked as a Residential Real Estate Agent for Coldwell Banker in Beverly Hills. Today, she no longer works as a realtor and has returned to acting using her birth name, Concetta D'Agnese.
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Conor O'Farrell

Conor O'Farrell is an actor who appeared in an episode of and two episodes of .
He has had many recurring roles in a variety of other television shows, such as (with Gordon Clapp, Sharon Lawrence, John Schuck, Titus Welliver, and Willie Garson), (with Daniel Benzali, John Fleck, Barbara Bosson, Gregory Itzin, Donna Murphy, Natalia Nogulich and Anne Haney), Dark Skies (with Tim Kelleher, Gary Lockwood, Jennifer Hetrick, Mitchell Ryan, Leon Russom, Richard Fancy, Raphael Sbarge and Don Most), (with Rebecca McFarland, David Selburg, and Frank Novak), , (with Zachary Quinto and Greg Ellis), and (with Teri Hatcher, Steven Culp, Mark Moses, Brenda Strong, and Bob Gunton). 
He has made guest appearances on 21 Jump Street (with Margot Rose, directed by James Whitmore, Jr.), (starring Eriq La Salle, with Lily Mariye, Ed Lauter, and Penny Johnson), Brooklyn South (with Titus Welliver, James B. Sikking, and Richard McGonagle), (with William Shatner, Stan Ivar, and James W. Jansen), (starring William Shatner, René Auberjonois, and Henry Gibson), (with John Billingsley and Bonita Friedericy), (featuring Nicholas Coster, Leon Russom and William Lucking), and (with Wade Andrew Williams and Robert Knepper).
He also appeared in playing astronaut Jim McDivitt. Others who appeared in the mini series are Sam Anderson, David Andrews, Dan Butler, David Clennon, Gary Cole, Ronny Cox, Brett Cullen, J. Downing, Ann Cusack, David Drew Gallagher, Jerry Hardin, Clint Howard, Daniel Hugh Kelly, John Carroll Lynch, Dakin Matthews, Kieran Mulroney, Holmes R. Osborne, Harve Presnell, Mark Rolston, Stephen Root, and Alan Ruck. 
He later appeared on (starring Paul Guilfoyle, Wallace Langham and Liz Vassey) as the corrupt Undersheriff Jeffrey McKeen, who later murders CSI Warrick Brown. Prior to CSI, O'Farrell played the notorious Graham Spaulding on (starring Enrique Murciano). In the first season, he appeared in an episode with Kathleen Garrett and an episode with Spencer Garrett.
== Other Star Trek connections ==
* Back to the Streets of San Francisco (1992, with Darleen Carr and William Daniels)
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File:Burzaan.jpg|Burzaan
File:D'Jamat.jpg|D'Jamat
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Conrad Coates

Conrad Coates is a British-Canadian actor who portrays Admiral Terral on . 
The Toronto-based actor has appeared in over 100 television episodes and more than 40 stage productions.
Coates' first television appearance was in (1989, with guest star Richard Chaves). In 1995, Coates appeared in William Shatner's . He played the recurring character Mr. Munk in from 2001 to 2002. Coates then had a recurring role in from 2004 to 2008. Coates also appeared in (2010, created by J.J. Abrams, Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci). Coates later appeared as General Field in the 2016 film X-Men: Apocalypse.
A veteran of the stage, Coates spent two seasons at the Stratford Shakespearean Festival performing in Romeo and Juliet, The Taming of the Shrew and As You Like It.
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Conroy Gedeon

Conroy A. Gedeon is a Jamaican-born actor who played a civilian agent in .
Among his acting resume are films such as Big Trouble (1986, with Paul Dooley, Richard Libertini, Warren Munson, and Barbara J. Tarbuck), Summer School (1987, with Kirstie Alley, Ken Olandt, Carlos LaCamara, and Jack Blessing), and Blankman (1994, with Jason Alexander, Biff Manard, and stunts by Denney Pierce).
His television resume includes guest appearances in television series such as (1984, with Robert Lansing and directed by Winrich Kolbe), (1984, with Joan Collins), (1987, starring Charles Hallahan, with Barbara Townsend), (1989, with Beth Toussaint), (1991, with Lawrence Pressman, Lucy Boryer and fellow Star Trek III actor James B. Sikking) and (1997, with Josef Cannon).
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Conscription

Conscription, or being drafted, was the act of forcing someone to enlist in a military, often without their consent.
A newspaper article published in 1930 quoted American motorists without license plates as saying "I'm going to be drafted next month and don't want to spend $15 or $20." ()
Starfleet regulation 13982 allowed a Starfleet captain to conscript almost any person into service during a time of war. The mirror , pretending to be the prime Lorca, cited this regulation when bringing convicted mutineer Michael Burnham onto the in 2256. ()
In the 2270s, an upset Doctor Leonard McCoy protested his reinstatement under the reserve activation clause, clarifying "in simpler language, Captain, they drafted me!" ()
In 2373, Neelix asked Kathryn Janeway's permission to accompany a rescue team that was trying to locate Kes, giving his combat training and willingness to make the mission a success as reasons why he ought to go. She agreed, saying "Consider yourself drafted." ()
In 2374, the Vori Defense Contingent actively maintained dozens of training facilities that were used to conscript their own people, as well as any aliens they were able to capture, to assist in their war with the Kradin. ()
Later that year, the N'Kree tried to conscript the Silver Blood into their battle fleet, but failed in their effort. ()
Janeway later quipped, "I get the feeling I'm about to be drafted." when Lieutenant Ducane told of the need to correct Seven of Nine's temporal incursions. ()
==See also==
* Indentured servitude
* Recruit
* Rite of Forced Conscription
* Slavery
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Consequences!

The Tabukan Syndrome
Part Four 
== Background information ==
=== Creators ===
* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writers: Howard Weinstein
* Artists: 
** Gordon Purcell (pencil art)
** Arne Starr (ink art)
** Tom McCraw (color art)
** Bob Pinaha (letter art)
** Rod Whigham and Jerome K. Moore (cover art)
* Editor: Alan Gold
== Characters ==
=== Regular and recurring characters ===
; James T. Kirk : captain.
; Leonard McCoy : Enterprise-A surgeon.
Conservative

A conservative philosophy was one that sought to promote and to preserve traditional practices. It could also refer to underestimating a numerical figure.
In 2268, R.M. Merik described 892-IV as "an ordered world...a conservative world based on time-honored Roman strengths and virtues." ()
In 2293, Spock advised taking Gorkon's side "lest more conservative elements persuade his Empire that it is better to attempt a military solution and die fighting." ()
Captain Montgomery Scott told Geordi La Forge that a good engineer "is always a wee bit conservative on paper." ()
In 2369, Farallon admitted that he had moved too quickly on development of exocomps and that he "lack(ed) that conservative streak most scientists have". ()
In 2370, Ro Laren noted that Maquis she'd met tended to be more conservative. ()
During Captain Carol Freeman's trial for her alleged involvement with the destruction of Pakled Planet, Ensign Brad Boimler told Beckett Mariner that he had very detailed log entries.
Upon realizing this, Mariner realized that all they had to do was compare his PADD with what she was accused of to show there's a contradiction, meaning she's innocent. Mariner then excitingly said "Take that, conservative military court!" ()
==See also==
* Liberal
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Consorting With the Devil!

Heading for hot water… with the Devil herself as their guide!
== Background information ==
* The fourth revision of the DC Comics TNG timeline was printed at the end of this issue.
=== Creators ===
* Based on created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writer: Michael Jan Friedman
* Artists: 
** Peter Krause (pencil art)
** Pablo Marcos (inking)
** Mike McCormick (color art)
** Bob Pinaha (letter art)
** Jason Palmer (cover art)
* Editors: Kim Yale
== Characters ==
;Jean-Luc Picard
Conspiracy (podcast)

== Summary ==
:This is Invasion of the Body Snatchers meets Invasion of the Body Snatchers on Star Trek, plus or minus a few features and points. Friends of Picard think Starfleet officers are being replaced by people that look just like the people they are replacing. But is that happening? And for what reason? Find out when we put in the Mission Log.
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Conspiracy theory

A conspiracy theory was a dubious theory about the true nature of an event. It might involve conspiring and cover-ups. Those who believed in conspiracy theories were sometimes known as "truthers". Sometimes, they displayed their theories on a conspiracy board. ()
In 2364, William T. Riker found Jean-Luc Picard's theory about a Starfleet Command takeover to not be credible. ()
In 2376, Seven of Nine was briefly overcome by a conspiracy theory regarding Voyager's becoming marooned by the . ()
Steve Levy believed in several conspiracy theories. While on a date with Beckett Mariner in 2379, he said that "Wolf 359 was an inside job." A year later, he still held this view, and also claimed that Changelings were not real, and that "the Dominion War didn’t happen." ()
Steve Levy has multiple conspiracy theories regarding Vendorians. He believes that the Vendorians falsified data about how going warp speed damages subspace, and that the Vendorians "did" the Klingon Civil War. The Vendorians cast doubt by stating that Levy's knowledge is artfully mixed with hyperbole and fiction, but only specifically denied "doing" the Klingon Civil War. ()
A pair of conspiracy truthers set up a booth on Tulgana IV, and, believing they were being controlled by parasitic beings, heckled Mariner and Brad Boimler. In the midst of a meltdown caused by different hecklers destroying his rank pip, Boimler accused the two of being "pathetic gossipy weirdos" rather than genuine truth-seekers. ()
After the Attack on Mars in 2385, Raffi Musiker became consumed with conspiracy theories about how the synths were not responsible, leading to becoming estranged from her family. These theories featured the Conclave of Eight. ()
==Known conspiracy theories==
*Alien abduction
*Flat Earth
*Roswell Incident
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Constance Towers

Constance Towers is an actress who played the role of Taxco in the first season episode . Towers has also appeared in several other television and film roles and played the recurring role of Helena Cassadine on . She was married to actor and former US ambassador to Mexico John Gavin from 1974 until his death in 2018.
Among Tower's earliest films were (1959) and (1960, with Jeffrey Hunter). Towers has also guest starred in Perry Mason, (starring Jack Lord, with John Colicos), , (with Eric Pierpoint) and Frasier (with Kelsey Grammer).
In 2007, she guest starred in Ira Steven Behr's , as the title character in the episode "Audrey Parker Has Come And Gone".
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