Kaizah movement

The Kaizah movement is a loose network of Neo-Yaquvianist, anti-Qeelsian, anti-Milawic and Livian War revisionist terrorist cells and organizations in Sentiva and Qeelsia. The group became known for the 1998 Dorispoko attacks, in which the groups manifesto, Leaderless Revolution was distributed.
After the 1998 attacks, which was the single largest event of terrorism since the Livian War, neo-Yaquvianist groups with suspected links were heavily scrutinized by Sentivan and Qeelsian authorities.
== Ideology ==
The Kaizah movement, named after the mythological Wika warrior Ram Kai Zah, details their ideology in Leaderless Revolution. The Kaizah movement is Neo-Yaquvianist, adhering to the political model of Sentivan wartime president Yaqu Viha. 
They are also anti-Milawic and anti-Qeelsian, citing Qeelsian influence in Sentiva after the Livian War as harmful to the identity and sovereignty of Sentiva. Leaderless Revolution calls for the removal of foreigners from Sentiva, the recreation of the New Sentiva Thought Party and, once the state has been realized, the financial support of foreign Neo-Yaquvianist organizations.
== Known members ==
Several members, including founding members have been identified over the years, either through their involvement in terroristic activities or their association with similar groups. Most second generation members were identified by anti-Yaquvianist activist groups.
=== First Generation (1998 - 2000) ===
* Spaya Tom Ko (1967) - Co-founder. Perpetrator of the 1998 Dorispoko attacks
* Tur Mawi (1964) - Co-founder. Perpetrator of the 1998 Dorispoko attacks
* Juha Taihaq (1923 - 2000) - Co-founder, main writer of Leaderless Revolution
* Yaqan Tur Ma (1975 - 1998) Perpetrator of the 1998 Dorispoko attacks
* Rosah Mulkur (1955 - 1998) Perpetrator of the 1998 Dorispoko attacks
* Tiyus Suma Ko (1979 - 1998) Perpetrator of the 1998 Dorispoko attacks
* Aisa Tel Kev (1948) - Member
=== Second Generation (2000 - 2017) ===
* Manror Mayu (1984) - Webmaster
* Tusuno Ishamankolorartuvik (1979)
* Ai Waka Ma (?) 
* Zi Yaito (1989) - Publisher
=== Qeelsian Cell (2008 - ) ===
* Lanta Makayma (1991)
* Bumyr Ronatuk (1978)
== Associated groups ==
The Kaizah movement counts several allies in Neo-Yaquvianist and Livian War revisionist circles
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