The Anarchistic Kritarchy Party (or AKP) was originally made from a large number of groups that lived within the Kenai region of Hutori. Many of the original members were young, often just out of college. The main cause of the AKP was the period of time from 2437 to 2448 when the Revolutionary Socialist Party controlled the region. The AKP was formed from a number of Anti-RSP groups, the main ones being The Union Of Kenai Anarcho-Capitalists, The Kenai League For Religious Freedom, The Farbantian Liberation Front, The Loyalists Of Kenai, and The Hutori Kritarchy Society. These groups, and their politics are discussed below.
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| - The Anarchistic Kritarchy Party (or AKP) was originally made from a large number of groups that lived within the Kenai region of Hutori. Many of the original members were young, often just out of college. The main cause of the AKP was the period of time from 2437 to 2448 when the Revolutionary Socialist Party controlled the region. The AKP was formed from a number of Anti-RSP groups, the main ones being The Union Of Kenai Anarcho-Capitalists, The Kenai League For Religious Freedom, The Farbantian Liberation Front, The Loyalists Of Kenai, and The Hutori Kritarchy Society. These groups, and their politics are discussed below.
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| - The Anarchistic Kritarchy Party (or AKP) was originally made from a large number of groups that lived within the Kenai region of Hutori. Many of the original members were young, often just out of college. The main cause of the AKP was the period of time from 2437 to 2448 when the Revolutionary Socialist Party controlled the region. The AKP was formed from a number of Anti-RSP groups, the main ones being The Union Of Kenai Anarcho-Capitalists, The Kenai League For Religious Freedom, The Farbantian Liberation Front, The Loyalists Of Kenai, and The Hutori Kritarchy Society. These groups, and their politics are discussed below. The Union Of Kenai Anarcho-Capitalists was a medium sized group of somewhat radical anarchists.It is from this group that the AKP gets the word anarchistic in its name. The slogan of the UKAP is "Faber est suae quisque fortunae", which is a Latin phrase that means "Every man is the artisan of his own fortune". The Kenai League For Religious Freedom was formed from many local religious groups in and around Farbanti who were fearful of what the anti-religious sentiments within the Revolutionary Socialist Party would do if left in power for too long. Unlike most religious groups commonly found within Hutori (outside of Adelia), the largest portion of the KRL were often recently out of college citizens. Perhaps the most radical of all were the The Farbantian Liberation Front (also known as FLF, or fluff). The FLF were extremely anti-communism and anti-large government. Before the group was absorbed into the AKP it was known for causing large amounts of damage to public facilities through the use of graffiti and sledge hammers. Their motto is Libertas Quae Sera Tamen, Latin for "Liberty even when it comes late". The Loyalists Of Kenai were a group of people who were against the Socialist Party because of its anti-Hutorian King leaning. Known for being one of the least vocal parts of the AKP, the LK were also the second largest group in the AKP. The largest, and still most influential group in the AKP was the Hutori Kritarchy Society. Led by Douglas Walldenbrier, the HKS was able to assimilate the above mentioned groups into one large party. Much of the individual groups inside the AKP were eventually dissolved completely (Mainly the FLF,LP and Ukap). This groups motto (which is now the AKP motto) is Post Tenebras Lux, a Latin phrase meaning "After Darkness, Light".
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