Jörmungandr

Named after the mythical Norse serpent that encircles the world, Jörmungandr is a US right-wing ultranationalist organization that became active around 2020, in the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic. Its ideology is a fusion of those of the Christian Right and that of the mainstream US Republican Party.
The organization seeks to return the United States to its former glory as a so-called "Christian Nation", which they believe the Founding Fathers intended for the nation to be all along. They also believe that any secular organization is inherently demonic and needs to be destroyed. This has garnered accusations of hypocrisy from other faith-based organizations because they not only distort the teachings from the Bible but are named after a serpent from a pagan religion. 
== History ==
Jörmungandr began as a US military unit within the United States special operations forces. However, once the head of the organization, former US Army lieutenant colonel Konrad Conklin, left the United States Army and was able to spread his influence to various people outside the military, the organization reformed into a right-wing political cabal consisting of former US military personnel, both current and former law enforcement officers, and politicians. 
In 2021, popularity with the organization grew with the emergence of abortion abolitionist groups like Free the States and Abolish Human Abortion with prominent figures from those organizations joining its ranks. By 2022, the organization's influence grew even further when it began to recruit student activists from high schools and colleges nationwide. 
By 2023, the organization grew into a massive, nationwide cabal of student activists, former and current military personnel, current and former law enforcement, politicians, student activists, and even academic institutions. 
== Capabilities ==
Due to Konrad Conklin's military connections, Jörmungandr has extensive capabilities, with two billion followers worldwide and vast material resources. Its network is particularly strong due to a large number of its members being either former or current military personnel. In 2023, it's been revealed that rogue intelligence agents and even politicians, college professors, and high school teachers have joined its ranks. Its ideology also helps attract student activists like Alonso Pinnock.
Thanks to its military origins and connections, Jörmungandr possesses a large military arm within its organization capable of challenging the might of the superpowers like the United States itself, China, and Russia. This military arm recruits extensively and broadly, ranging from both former and current military soldiers and militia fighters. 
Jörmungandr has also built high-tech installations and bases around the United States of America and abroad, which provide sites with which to create 3D-printed weapons known as "Ghost guns".
== Members ==
=== Leadership ===
* Konrad Conklin
* Brian K. Dawson
* Jeffery T. Lightner
=== Known members and associates ===
* Bianca M. Gibson
* Alonso K. Pinnock
* Amy B. Evans
* Christina M. Bentley
* Cesar M. Wyss
* Christina B. Toussaint
* Dawn K. Jernigan
* Kristina S. Albano
* Maria P. Geiger
* Melanie R. Patterson
* Melissa A. Gibbons
* Richard E. Benda
* Jason Bourne/David Webb/Cain (As of 2022)
* Adam Hayes (As of 2022)
== Gallery ==
File:Jörmungandr militant 5.png|Jörmungandr rifleman
File:Jörmungandr militant 4.png|Jörmungandr rifleman
File:Jörmungandr militant 3.png|Jörmungandr rifleman
File:Jörmungandr militant 2.png|Jörmungandr engineer
File:Jörmungandr militant 1.png|Jörmungandr engineer
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