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The Sovereign Authority was a loose affiliation of sovereign citizen and white nationalist terrorist groups that organized in the mid '20s, and carried out dozens of attacks throughout the '30s. The Authority's crimes included car bombings, mass shootings, robberies, assassinations of police and civil servants, and arson. Unlike some large far-right militia and revolutionary organizations, the Sovereign Authority did not choose to affiliate with the Revolutionary Alliance, and most at-large members of the Authority laid low during the May 31st Rebellion. Following the Rebellion, splits emerged regarding the future of the organization. Some cells sought to continue the traditional methodology and ideology of the movement, seeking to disrupt the Federal government's attempts to collect taxes and otherwise govern "sovereign citizens" and enclavist communities. Others saw the enclave movement as a corpse, and sought to expand the organization's horizons, directly striking at the sources of "tyranny" and "social cancer." The Authority splintered in the mid '40s. While many of its splinters claimed the name, there was no longer any communication channels between the groups making up the front.

The Natural Law Group was one of these splinters. The primary focus of the NLG is "gender colonization," the idea that teaching LGBT equality and the nature of gender identity has eroded Christian and western values. The primary activity of the NLG is Infoterrorism. Infoterrorism can be seen as an advanced application of the idea of stochastic terrorism, the idea that mass communication can be used to incite statistically probable but individual unpredictable acts of violence. While stochastic terrorism relies on mass propaganda, infoterrorim focuses on subtly manipulating at-risk individuals. Infoterrorists operate by using stolen records to pick a mark. Using the mark's personal information, the infoterrorist will hack the mark's digital accounts and contaminate their metadata records, allowing the infoterrorist a great deal of control over what the mark will see through targeted ads and search results. While the process can take months, if not years, this manipulation can build resentment and hate in the mark against the infoterrorist's targets, leading to a violent attack. While the method is not always effective, with most marks resisting the manipulation or prematurely triggering, leading to reduced efficiency, a single infoterrorist can handle dozens of marks at once. Infoterrorist methods can also be used to encourage suicidal ideation in marks, or to encourage marks to make browsing decisions that open up their identity or financial information to theft.

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From the shining mega-cities of the African coast, to the flooded streets of Old Miami. From the packed arcologies of China, to the bleak burning fields of Venezuela. From the vigorous debate of commune meeting halls in Buenos Aires, to the hushed whispers of secret party meetings in Munich. From the singing in the historicist concert halls of Montreal, to the screams over the burning slums of Moscow. From crowds of protesters in London, New Delhi, and Oran, to lonely miners on the Moon. All of it lives, all of it breathes, and all of it will one day die. All under the same twinkling light of the stars.

Our Fathers' Stars.

Description
The Sovereign Authority was a loose affiliation of sovereign citizen and white nationalist terrorist groups that organized in the mid '20s, and carried out dozens of attacks throughout the '30s. The Authority's crimes included car bombings, mass shootings, robberies, assassinations of police and civil servants, and arson. Unlike some large far-right militia and revolutionary organizations, the Sovereign Authority did not choose to affiliate with the Revolutionary Alliance, and most at-large members of the Authority laid low during the May 31st Rebellion. Following the Rebellion, splits emerged regarding the future of the organization. Some cells sought to continue the traditional methodology and ideology of the movement, seeking to disrupt the Federal government's attempts to collect taxes and otherwise govern "sovereign citizens" and enclavist communities. Others saw the enclave movement as a corpse, and sought to expand the organization's horizons, directly striking at the sources of "tyranny" and "social cancer." The Authority splintered in the mid '40s. While many of its splinters claimed the name, there was no longer any communication channels between the groups making up the front.

The Natural Law Group was one of these splinters. The primary focus of the NLG is "gender colonization," the idea that teaching LGBT equality and the nature of gender identity has eroded Christian and western values. The primary activity of the NLG is Infoterrorism. Infoterrorism can be seen as an advanced application of the idea of stochastic terrorism, the idea that mass communication can be used to incite statistically probable but individual unpredictable acts of violence. While stochastic terrorism relies on mass propaganda, infoterrorim focuses on subtly manipulating at-risk individuals. Infoterrorists operate by using stolen records to pick a mark. Using the mark's personal information, the infoterrorist will hack the mark's digital accounts and contaminate their metadata records, allowing the infoterrorist a great deal of control over what the mark will see through targeted ads and search results. While the process can take months, if not years, this manipulation can build resentment and hate in the mark against the infoterrorist's targets, leading to a violent attack. While the method is not always effective, with most marks resisting the manipulation or prematurely triggering, leading to reduced efficiency, a single infoterrorist can handle dozens of marks at once. Infoterrorist methods can also be used to encourage suicidal ideation in marks, or to encourage marks to make browsing decisions that open up their identity or financial information to theft.

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From the shining mega-cities of the African coast, to the flooded streets of Old Miami. From the packed arcologies of China, to the bleak burning fields of Venezuela. From the vigorous debate of commune meeting halls in Buenos Aires, to the hushed whispers of secret party meetings in Munich. From the singing in the historicist concert halls of Montreal, to the screams over the burning slums of Moscow. From crowds of protesters in London, New Delhi, and Oran, to lonely miners on the Moon. All of it lives, all of it breathes, and all of it will one day die. All under the same twinkling light of the stars.

Our Fathers' Stars.