Kingdom - 1925
Kingdom - 1925, or K-25, originally called 1925, was an anti-Easwegian far-right evangelical Norwegian ultranationalist group in Easway which existed from 2020 to 2023 and was recognised by the Co-operative Government as a terrorist organisation. Founded in January 2020 at the beginning of Easway's Directorial Federation and opening up, led by Jan Misery, it gained prominence when it was outlawed after being found to have been responsible for anti-sovereign views, intimidation of residents and mass slander against Easwegian politicians in an attempt to paint the developing micronation in a reactionary lense. Likely receiving foreign capital backing, this emergence of the organisation utilised the art of international perception to falsely frame the Government of Easway as a pariah state in breach of human rights, despite multi-ethnic rights and secularism being built into the Constitution of Easway. Those involved in the Easwegian project were branded with the slur 'Ezzie' and the calling code for 1925 was 7410, which forms part of the co-ordinates of the legislative palace. A core goal of 1925 was the distortion of facts, intimidation of the ethnic Ezaari, dissent, and the erosion of free speech through mass disinformation campaigns.
As a reaction to K-25 engaging in mass-slander, cyber-warfare and doxxing attempts, the Easwegian Government set up the Control Centre Espionage Association (CCEA), which successfully combated the organisation's operations through protective counter-measures, defeating the first emergence of 1925 in May 2020.
Following a major defeat in May 2020, the Government formed a federal executive Council to better co-ordinate efforts within Easway, which had recently incorporated the island of Hopen, as well as to manage the COVID-19 Pandemic. Likely losing foreign support at this point, 1925 rebranded itself to Kingdom - 1925 and began a resurgence, which was composed of an entirely new extremist leadership. K-25 was identified by Eix - Easway as a 'vehemently anti-Easwegian, far-right evangelical, Norwegian ultranationalist' group. It is likely it adopted this stance to separate itself apart from the multi-ethnic secular nation of Easway, which had just began a campaign of cultural integration of the Pomors, a seafaring ethnic minority persecuted by both the highly conservative Moscow and Olso governments. Easway offered itself as a safehaven for the ethnic minority and of progressive values, free speech and whistleblowing, making it a target of elements of both states, and K-25 a natural opposition group. Then chief of state Emizerri ordered a period of national emergency, historically termed the Easwegian Authoritarian Period, and recruited Grand Marshal Metallityöt to successively handle the affair, which had cooled down by November 2020. To protect itself against Kingdom - 1925 and an affiliated anti-Easwegian group known as the 'People's Democratic Republic of Vyschiey', the Mainland of Easway incorporated Kong Karls Land in Svalbard's northeast, and rebranded to the Realm of Easway after constitutional amendments ending the period of national emergency.
Throughout 2021 Kingom - 1925 seemed mostly inactive, owing to the successful defence policies of Grand Marshals Hellmut and Kasimo. It saw resurgence in mid 2022, likely as backlash of Easway's strong stance against the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and attacked the 'Catholic-inspired Pomorification' of Svalbard under Easwegian influence. Kingdom - 1925 has attacked the Khazar roots of many Easwegians, claiming the false notion of a 'Judeo-Easwegian' conspiracy in co-operation with the President of Zelenskyy, himself of Jewish background.
The Co-operative Government had stated in early 2023 that Kingdom - 1925 remained one of the biggest anti-democratic challenges to Easwegian independence and the safety of the Common Union's polyethnic populace. The group had been involved in numerous attacks and infiltrations of political parties within Easway. What began as a broad tent anti-Easwegian group comfortable utilising lies to disparage Easway, and in bad faith turning the nation's free speech and good spirits against one another, began a dangerous hive of far-right conspiracy theory and aggression. In response, the Co-operative Government announced the Brush-Off of 2023, which in part aimed to combat the activity of anti-Easwegian groups, including Kingdom - 1925.
On 29 September 2023 after successful testimony from the former K-25 leader in a plea deal against the group, the leader of the organisation as well as the last remaining base within the territory of Easway were exposed and the Co-operative Government formed a taskforce known as the Elimination Committee which successfully drove the group from Easway and resulted in a victory for the Co-operative Government of Easway over Kingdom - 1925.
Etymology and Design
Kingdom - 1925; Kingdom; Nr: Kongeriket - 1925; Ez: Coenigrye - 1925; Ru: Королевство - 1925; is realised as meaning Norwegian sovereignty over Easway through the Spitsbergen treaty of 1925 where Svalbard came under the sovereignty of the Kingdom of Norway.
The flag contains an altered flag of Norway, where the red is brighter and the flag defaced to contain the year 1925, the year Norway officially gained sovereignty over Svalbard, then known as Spitsbergen. It contains the Norwegian coat of arms, defaced to contain a map of Svalbard instead of a lion wearing a crown.
Emergence
The organisation was founded in January 2020, referring to itself as 1925 and led by Jan Misery. Taking advantage of the easing of counterrevolutionary measures taken by the Provisional Government, including the new Constitution legalising political parties, 1925 branded itself first as a pro-Norwegian interests in the region, citing 1925, the year the Spitsbergen Treaty was signed which gave Norway sovereignty over Svalbard and thus Easway. This caused discomfort amongst many in Easway, but it was allowed due to Easway then undergoing its Mutualist High Government experiment, which had borrowed governing methods from libertarian socialist projects. It soon became clear that 1925 was explicitly anti-Easwegian and funded by foreign capital, possibly even from NATO.