Interstellar Cooperation Organization

## Interstellar Cooperation OrganizationOrganisation für interstellare ZusammenarbeitInterstellaire Samenwerkingsorganizacjaمنظمة التعاون بين النجومΟργανισμός Διαστρικής Συνεργασίας星際合作組織

Flag of the ICO.

### Population

2.4 Billion (Within ICO Member-States and other regions under *de facto* international control)

### Languages

Low Airolian
Common Welandian
Aquens
Bargadic
Ospherosi
Cathese
Johninian

The **Interstellar Cooperation Organization**, typically abbreviated to **ICO**, is a supranational legislative, judicial, humanitarian, administrative, and executive body that is associated with the vast majority of Aurelia's recognized nation-states. It acts as a center for diplomatic discussion, a foundation for large-scale humanitarian aid operations, a deciding factor on things such as the laws of war, and peacekeeping operations. The ICO is headquartered in a small area of Aeiliam that is considered international territory and has hundreds of thousands of bases and offices in other countries, especially within its member-states.

The ICO has eight primary branches tasked with furthering international goals: the Security Council, the Directorate, the Yulean Court, the International Peacekeeping Office, the Planetary Assembly, District Council, the Parliamentary Councils/Citizen Council, and the Observatory Council.

The ICO was founded in 1927 as the **Organization for the Cooperation of Helinska** (OCH) following Regent Veeldin’s coup of the Jabeyracki government. The OCH conducted limited peacekeeping and evacuation operations in certain regions of the then-Principality of Novo Gavia, was responsible for overseeing the dismantling of much of the Vestraxi Machine Imperium’s technology, and drafted a limited set of rules during warfare. In 1930, the OCH’s membership expanded to comprise nearly all of Helinska, and in 1954, the OCH was officially renamed to the **International Cooperation Organization** (ICO) and inducted much of the outside world’s nations. Between 1930 and 1954, several non-Helinskan nations were accepted into the organization.

During the 1950s, the ICO placed sanctions on numerous nations in violation of the rules outlined by its International Court, established a Security Council composed of elected nations, established bases internationally, and further defined its place in the world. The most major change to both the ICO's *modus operandi* and prestige came during the War of the End-Times, where an ICO-led task force helped turn the tide of the war and uncover a Johninian plot to wipe out all life on Yulea. Following this, the ICO was tasked with rebuilding the former Socialist Republic of John and its occupied territories, as well as select Fulcrumite countries.

Not long after, in 2011, the Mikhaelican colony of Harmony was first established by the ICO. Concurrently, the ICO renamed itself to the **Interstellar Cooperation Organization** (ICO) and began to oversee the numerous colonization missions within the Aurelian System.

## History

### Founding and First Operations (1926-1927)

Following the deaths and disappearances of every member of the 1926 Jabeyracki Council of Six, the Jabeyracki government was largely usurped by Veeldin, wife of the recently-deceased Councilman Gedshiv. She immediately enacted a large number of strictly pro-elf policies and began a swift process of eliminating her political rivals and establishing strict control over the populace. Jabeyrack’s neighbors and other Helinskan nations further abroad, namely the Di’Aamascene Accords, Republic of Katavia, and BISDA, soon feared the beginning of a civil war in a major regional power.

In response to this growing possibility, 5 countries banded together to form the Organization for the Cooperation of Helinska (OCH), a supranational organization intended to facilitate humanitarian and peacekeeping operations. The OCH demanded that Jabeyrack allow its peacekeepers into the country to prevent a revolt and crimes against sentient species from taking place, but Jabeyrack staunchly refused. As the OCH was beginning to coalesce over this matter, the Duchy of Camaria suddenly invaded Jabeyrack in an effort to reunify the then-shattered First Kingdom of Polmaria. The invasion dissuaded any effort of peacekeeping but would soon fizzle out for unrelated reasons.

Following the unsuccessful venture in Jabeyrack, a handful of OCH members forcibly enacted a humanitarian intervention in Kokinos due to the widespread ethnic cleansing occurring in the region. The foremost participants–the Di’Aamascene Accords and Socialist Republic of John–established a very small number of refugee camps protected by armed guards along the Kokinan coastline. They were broken up into camps for fleeing Kokinans and camps for fleeing Lespians, both of which were being separately targeted by one another. A sizable number of Lespians were evacuated, but the Kokinans who sought refuge often left soon after to fight for paramilitary groups or reunite with family. Overall, the OCH Protection Force For Novo Gavia is widely regarded by the ICO as neither a failure nor an absolute success, but somewhere in the middle.

### Ascension in Prestige (1930-1954)

The OCH would remain largely dormant for the following years, its roles supplanted by the then-independent Green Cross or regional powers (usually Polmaria). However, in late 1930, the OCH was tasked with dismantling much of the Vestraxi Machine Imperium’s experimental technology. What exactly that technology consisted of is largely unknown due to the OCH’s diligence in erasing all records related to the splinter group, though some rumors persist of mechs the size of skyscrapers and a project that may have nearly artificially created a ‘soul’; though, these are often simply dismissed as urban legend. Mass graves of headless corpses in prisoner’s garb were found by the OCH during their operation, though the exact reasoning for such executions is unknown. It is suspected that they were killed for religious reasons. Regardless of what happened in the Machine Imperium, the OCH was deadly efficient in scrubbing out the dangerous technology they had created.

Perhaps, then, it is for that reason that the OCH was further empowered at the very end of the year. Nearly every nation in Helinska, including that of the Vestraxi Combine, as well as a handful of nations abroad, had joined the organization by 1930. A meeting of almost all of Helinska’s leaders met outside of Aeiliam to discuss the new OCH and what its purpose would be. It was decided that its purpose would remain largely the same– that of a supranational organization intended to establish supranational laws and facilitate humanitarian efforts, but its legitimacy greatly surged.

By 1954, the OCH had been renamed to the International Cooperation Organization (ICO) and was composed of nearly every internationally recognized nation-state on Yulea. The ICO Conventions were established on March 22nd, a hard set of laws regarding war, the Green Cross was subsumed into the ICO as a primary organ, a Security Council was established, and several more peacekeeping operations were conducted, to mixed success.

### Stagnation (1954-1957)

The ICO endured much of its pre-war criticism throughout this period; 1954-'57 saw the dissolution of the JKIDZ and more importantly, the rebirth of the Fulcrum and its subsequent imperialist endeavors across Yulea. These actions painted the ICO as "weak" and "ineffective" at stopping conflict in the minds of many; polls in Polmaria showed a change from 62% to 31% when asked the question "Do you think the ICO is an effective tool at preserving world peace?", as asked by the Kaleegra Post.

Despite this, however, many of the ICO's greatest moments shined through the time of crisis. ICOVAX succeeded in making smallpox the first-ever fully eliminated disease on Yulea. Missions such as ICOBN, ICOMIS, ICODES, ICOKAM, ICOESO, ICOSI I, and the ICOYDF were all established during this period, with a high success rate. ICOBN successfully established 8 major refugee centers, defending 1 against a monarchist attack in what became a major diplomatic incident. ICOMIS was nearly entirely a success, establishing free democratic elections for the first time ever in the Di'Aamascene Coastals and restoring general law and order to the region. The ICO Administration of the Courcelles Provisional Government was established after its conclusion, removing the highly-corrupt Joint South Occupation Zone from administering the region.

ICOKAM, while an eventual failure, was somewhat successful in postponing the collapse of the Caliphate of Kagrabad. ICOESO, however, was far less successful-- civil authority collapsed almost immediately after a sudden coup by Morka. A stopgap ICO Mandate for Eastern Merelaux saw the combined regions of Eshana and Cinteria both fall under temporary international governance before being transferred to neighboring countries. ICOYDF faced a similar fate. With little international support after its charter was put in place, the peacekeepers in Yarushel were mostly left on their own; their capability to do much was greatly hampered. Overall, the ICO's performance regarding peacekeeping in Merelaux was its biggest abject failure of the 3-year period.

ICOSI I was entirely successful, however, its nature as an extradition rather than peacekeeping means that its success went largely unnoticed among civilian populations.

Later, 1957, in an incredibly controversial and close vote, the Union of O’Lear spearheaded a general Forum vote on whether or not to expel the Federal Kingdom of Polmaria from the ICO Security Council for its continued warmongering and refusal to withdraw from the war with Ospalar. With much of the world turned against the Fulcrum, the motion passed– gutting all of Polmaria’s financial and materiel support to the Organization.

Following the Polmarian Collapse, the Security Council voted to establish ICOREF, predicting the conflict would cause one of the largest refugee crises in Yulean history, second only to the Cataclysm. While their prediction was largely true, substantially lacking international participation in the program meant that ICOREF was unable to accomplish the true scope of the operation that it desired. The formation of the Rygard Pact further overshadowed the ICO, placing the notion in the eyes of many that the ICO was unable to act in time– that nations were the only thing capable of action. The ICO’s official stance of neutrality in the war only intensified this idea. On a similar note, ICOR was established after the declaration of the War of the End-Times, with the aim of providing humanitarian relief, medical supplies, food, water, and establishing refugee centers to shelter civilians. However, in a critical blow to the ICO’s reputation at the time, the Socialist Republic of John (a Security Council member) refused to allow international personnel or materiel into its territory. Any potential diplomatic weight that ICOR would have had prior to this was largely shattered, and the ICO began to prepare to cut many of its agencies.

### War of the End-Times (1958-1961)

*Main articles: War of the End-Times,* *ICO involvement in the War of the End-Times, Johninian politics during the War of the End-Times*

After the opening months of the War of the End-Times, a general standstill–if not a pattern of Fulcrumite victory–had emerged. Telecommunications such as Radio Free Helinska, a pro-Rygard news network, kept citizens from despairing, but the war was not nearly the lightning attack Rygard commanders had hoped for.

First conceived as a way to win the war by FAII scientists, then reappropriated and combined with previous blueprints outlined in the mothballed Project: Permanence by the SRJ, the idea to use runic climate-altering obelisks deployed orbitally to permanently render a local environment uninhabitable emerged in reference to wartime affairs early on in the War of the End-Times’ onset. These obelisks were used to great effect in combination with traditional kinetic bombardment and Johninian scorched earth doctrines. By the midway point of the war, Project: Permanence had been returned to full operation. A group of Johninian officials, military and civilian, largely part of the Johninian Traditionalist Coalition (JTC) and later the emergent Reclamation Collective (RC), aimed to change Project: Permanence’s role from a wartime asset to a method of worldwide omnicide. This cadre of officials included Anton Styl, Henry Hawke, Erik Casel, Alan Hendrick, Aurelius Vacker, Thomas Hargreaves, Charles Landock, Murdoc Janssen, Vallos Khan, and others. Henry Hawke, a member of the Council of Supplements, was initially ideologically opposed to the matter. In response, Casel threatened to reveal evidence of the 1956 Sanctimony Rig Incident, which likely would have resulted in the execution of Hawke. Thus, the blackmail succeeded, initiating him into the project.

This idea arose in late 1957, parallel to the development of the Reclamation Collective, which espoused the racial, military, technological supremacy of the SRJ and the backpedaling of many recent progressive laws that softened redundancy limits, removed pacification for redundancy, and began creating the foundations for a controlled economy. The Reclamation Collective, under the leadership of aging war hero Anton Styl, harnessed and inflamed traditionalist sentiment and anger around an increasingly changed Johninian society. Labeling the Kith as the epitome of Johninian ‘degenerization’, the JTC/RC coalition forced new laws prohibiting their production. This caused a major split within the JTC, causing many of the pro-Kith scientists to split off and form the JTC-K. Conversely, these laws had established some measure of popularity among certain People's Prosperity Union (PPU) politicians, who began to vote alongside with the JTC/RC, breaking party lines. Speeches advocating for a greater union of Johninian peoples not only stoked nationalist sentiment, but additionally gained the nominal support of the JRSC, which had a large voter base among the Socialist Soeslateral Republic. More covertly, and finally, the JTC/RC established deep ties to the paramilitary CIP, giving it the authority to dispose of political dissidents.

Now empowered with the vote of the entire JTC, a substantial minority of the PPU, much of the PPC, foreign support from the Fulcrum-Republic of Vyariux and newly-independent SSR, and very vocal public support (though not majority support), the JTC/RC began a blitz of legal orders. Hundreds of documents were presented to the Central Assembly, intending to create a legal deadlock–this it succeeded at–while CIP field agents were dispatched to eliminate several key opposition figures. Lyla Colton was among those arrested, for supporting the ‘globalist order’. With near-complete hegemony over the Central Assembly, the JTC/RC began to crack down further on Kith rights. Accusing their mass protests of domestic terrorism, JIC regulars were deployed to dispatch Kith protestors and their supporters– they obeyed unerringly. The protests were violently put down and a “national state of emergency” declared by Anton Styl, who then proceeded to declare himself the savior of the nation and embodiment of its spirit. With more rallies being held, public support only went up– the CIP ensured it never went down.

Having established complete political dominance over the SRJ and its client states, Styl and the JTC/RC took advantage of the state of emergency to suspend elections, temporarily suspend the Central Assembly, and install the JTC/RC as the de facto ruling party. An assassination attempt combined with an attempted Council of Sentient Rights veto were used as the final keys to the JTC/RC’s rise to power; the assassination attempt justified further political crackdowns against non-Kith, and the attempted veto (which was ignored) was used as definitive proof that the ‘globalist order’ was hell-bent on stopping the SRJ’s continued growth. In response to the veto, the original CSR was forced into exile and/or killed, prompting them to take the largely-mothballed Tranquility Corps into exile with them as security detail. In exile, they declared the creation of the Concurrence of Socialist Johninian Republics and began meeting bi-monthly. They attempted to contact the ICO to inform them of the growing unrest within the country, but international staff were uneasy about openly inviting political exiles of a Security Council country, worried the Organization would be shut down for good if the SRJ left.

By 1958, the SRJ had been in near-continuous war for two years. Such a drawn-out conflict had taken its toll on Johninian civil life, something the JTC/RC was eager to take advantage of. Blaming internal sabotage for initial failures in Ospalar, a purge of the JTC/RC’s JTC half commenced. To cement this change, the JTC/RC reverted back to the Reclamation Collective (RC), shedding its previous attachment to tradition. Most high-profile JTC-aligned politicians and military officers ended up dead, either by assassination or trial. Additionally, the newly-renamed RC declared ‘war austerity measures’, enforcing harsher rations and justifying a further crackdown on political participation. Now emboldened with their complete political control, the RC further focused on denouncing the Kith and blaming them for many of the SRJ’s failures. 67 forced labor camps and 1 extermination center would be established over the course of the next year. Millions of Kith and other political enemies would die in these camps.

The Rygard Conference in 1957 and threats of war by its signatories threatened to be a strategic issue, but in the meantime, it was a great opportunity domestically to score political points. The RC claimed its existence proved that ‘neutral’ nations were merely biding their time to attack, while also denouncing the RP for starting ‘an unnecessary conflict on a massive scale’ as the Fulcrum collectively denied all of the RP’s demands. The ensuing War of the End-Times proved a massive propaganda victory as well, the massive victories on all fronts by Fulcrumite forces ‘proving’ their superiority. At this point, Project: Permanence was well under way. Numerous climate control satellites had been placed in orbit through the FAII.

Throughout the war, especially in occupied Ospalar, Rasvetla Slobia, and Vestrax, numerous extermination initiatives had been set up. Forced labor was not merely extremely common, but military policy. The general fanaticism of loyal soldiers and death or exile of organized opposition meant evidence and even accusations of these crimes against sentient species were rare. These were either seen as necessary or righteous measures by the general Johninian public, despite their breaking of international law. In order to prevent any discoveries of these camps or of Project: Permanence, the ICO was barred from establishing refugee camps, evacuation centres, aid stations, or other international facilities on Johninian borders. International investigators and military observers were antagonized and blocked at every turn. Several observers would die from ‘insurgent activity’ or poison while in Johninian territory.

However, while the RC was consolidating power, Henry Hawke had become increasingly disillusioned with the RC and SRJ in general. In 1958, determined to put a stop to the RC’s continuing horrors, he requested a tour of a records facility. After stealing several classified documents showing proof of Project: Permanence and the ongoing genocides, he booked train tickets to the Gresian-Motezoran border. The CIP, who had placed Hawke as a potential suspect of the document theft, was sent on his trail. A brief scuffle near a border town left Hawke wounded, but alive, and two CIP agents dead. Gresian resistance fighters would go on to rescue Hawke and give him basic medicinal aid before taking him to an ICO refugee camp in Motezor, placed in close proximity to the border. Hawke would be given proper medical aid and sent to the ICO’s International Court as requested due to his high status in Johninian society. There, he presented partially-bloodstained documents incriminating the SRJ of its high crimes. The ICO was horrified and held an emergency vote to expel the SRJ from the Security Council– which succeeded. Airolia abandoned the Fulcrum, made truces with the rest of the Rygard Pact, and spearheaded the creation of the ICO Emergency Force I to stop Project: Permanence.

Now with their earlier most-prophesied fears coming true, the RC began to become even more tyrannical, yet supported. Anton Styl, who had recently turned 50, committed suicide under redundancy law. His cold right-hand-man, Erik Casel, succeeded him and continued the processes put into place prior to his rule. His ties to the CIP further solidified it as a paramilitary arm of the RC, and he used it as not only a domestic intelligence service, but a foreign one as well. Several high-profile international figures and non-Fulcrumite politicians ended up assassinated over the course of the war. Henry Hawke was one of the first among these, who was killed while giving a speech by a timed sarin gas attack nearby the Polmarian embassy in Airolia. This attack was used by Airolia to further justify it leaving the Fulcrum, and an emergency session was held in the ICO to temporarily suspend the Second Republic of Polmaria’s Security Council seat, meaning the ICOSC was made up entirely of neutral or Rygardist nations.

ICO Emergency Force I, after entering the war, began a campaign of primarily amphibious and aerial assaults. Utilizing a three-pronged strategy, the ICO planned to land in Vestrax and push southwards, others in the Johninian heartland, and the rest in South Helinska. The Fulcrum-Republic of the Mirtonnes, which had seceded from Airolia after its defection, was quickly subjugated and placed under international control. Mirhafen was established as ICOEF I’s primary FOB in South Helinska. Later landings in certain major Johninian cities were largely unopposed due to their small garrisons. However, landings at Reverence were met with intense fighting. The Siege of Reverence would go on for months before the troops there were overwhelmed by international forces– Johninian cities were continually shown to be incapable of resisting long sieges due to their emphasis on ‘specialization’. Erik Casel was numbered among the millions who had committed suicide in the hours before international forces entered city limits. Leaderless, the SRJ was once again ruled by a Council, an ‘Oversight Council’ borrowed from the SSR, which it had incorporated months prior. However, this Oversight Council--which contained many of the Reclamation Collective's highest echelons--was often dominated solely by Mace Janssen. As the ICO advanced further north, images of jubilant Kith survivors rescued from labor and extermination camps made it to Rygardist and Airolian cities. The majority of the Kith resistance, centered within the Johninian metropole, joined the international advance. Meanwhile, the SRJ’s Council of Wartime Strategy devised a holding action at Axiom and its surrounding cities– a Second Battle of the Neck.

Northwards, multinational forces (a joint ICO-Rygardist front) pushed southwards, linking up with religious and nationalist resistance movements in both Gresia and Vestrax. However, this front would largely end up stalling and failing to make much ground– the SRJ had much of its military apparatus in the region and local collaborationist regimes to supply them. In Ospalar, the fight for the Strait of Amastis would rage for months. By 1959, when naval supremacy was finally secured, landings were met with heavy resistance. The scorched earth tactics of the SRJ ensured that ICOEF I had to rely on supply ships to keep them fed and armed, rather than living off the land, which made them prime targets for sabotage. Many in the Airolian navy still had Fulcrumite sympathies, further exacerbating the problem. One of the most key landing points was Marnilas--which the SRJ allowed them to take uncontested--seen as important to international generals who assumed it would be a major propaganda victory. However, they found the city nearly entirely burned to the ground and completely looted. The Johninian forces nearby began besieging the coalition forces there and would later force them out the next month. In Askalis and Faltara, contested landings meant heavy casualties among Allied and Fulcrumite forces alike. The Third Battle of Askalis proved to be one of the bloodiest battles of the Ospalan campaign. Further west, in the Courcelles Provisional Government–where the ICO had pre-war military control over–alongside the Duchy of Lyrinae were used as the stepping stones to invade the Fulcrum-Republic of Vyariux and occupied Ospalar. Due to both ample Johninian aid and the Vyariscene military, which far outshone the other Di’Aamascene nations, the small state held for nearly a year. Talks by the Johninian government of turning it into an Autonomy were discussed, but it was encircled before any progress could be made on that endeavor. Nonetheless, much of Vyariux’s government policy from 1959-1960 was dictated by the Johninian military apparatus.

The combined fanaticism and technological advantage of Johninian forces, as well as the language barriers between coalition soldiers meant that early on, the SRJ was able to inflict either military defeats or pyrrhic victories on the ICO-Rygard coalition. However, no matter how dedicated their military was, the SRJ’s industries were beginning to shut down. A crippling oil crisis in late 1959 that had been covered up for the past 5 years was nothing less than a dismemberment of the Johnininan military apparatus. The airborne arm of the SRJ, the Johninian Aerial Corps, was largely considered its greatest military advantage– and it had just been grounded. With the ICO at war with the Fulcrum, oil imports were nearly impossible to obtain, and those that had been were intercepted. The state-of-the-art (yet small-scale) Johninian armor corps were left unable to spearhead offensive operations. From now on, the SRJ had to rely on its infantry for most of its operations. This did, however, have the unseen side effect of major research being poured into electric vehicles. While no purely electric tanks were put into mass production by the SRJ, highly-efficient hybrid engines were developed by Johninian scientists and later perfected by the ICO’s researchers.

By 1959, the Fulcrum’s loyalties began to crack. The newly-proclaimed Second Holy Empire of Polmaria had signed a truce with the Rygard Pact and assisted it in crushing the Second Republic of Polmaria. Kanoria would switch sides in the war, joining the Rygard Pact, forcing the SRJ and what remained of SR Polmaria to invade– another front that neither country could afford. While the subsequent Fulcrumite invasions and civil war would force Kanoria to withdraw from the Rygard Pact, it remained neutral. The war had cost the Fulcrum hundreds of thousands of soldiers and the SRJ was left to fend for itself as the sole remaining major power of the Fulcrum. The following year, many of the independent supranational organizations that made up the Fulcrum declared themselves enemies of the SRJ due to its omnicide plans. The Fulcrum Tactical Oversight Committee - Yulea began a guerilla campaign centered in occupied Gresia, Polmaria, and Airolia. Civil wars erupted in both Wedelistan and Adlera, with the Wedelistani revolution being crushed and the Adleran revolution succeeding through the assistance of the Council for the Uplifting of the Oppressed. The Adleran Republic was declared an independent régime and a Fulcrum member-state under a provisional unelected government.

In 1960, most Fulcrumite leaders could see the writing on the wall. Vyariux was invaded through the Courcelles Provisional Government and fell within the year. Eirstad agreed to a peace treaty stipulating it pay war reparations and forbid Fulcrumite political parties. Kariq did the same. Adenwadoa faced a joint Airolian-Olastvodian invasion and capitulated not long after to save their government. The Adleran Republic faced a three-pronged invasion; the Eirstad Offensive, Adlet-Hafen Offensive, and various naval landings, which it was utterly unprepared to deal with. The Republic surrendered only 3 weeks later.

### Global Reconstruction (1961-2086)

*Main article: Treaty of Courentia*

The years immediately following the Treaty of Courentia were as optimistic as they were tumultuous. The ICO, suddenly elevated to itself being one of the most influential and militarily powerful organizations on Yulea, found itself in dire need to centralize their operations and expand their personnel. Contingents made up of staff from over 30 nations were commonplace. The office of the Directors-General was established to work in tandem with and act as a counterbalance to the national Security Council system.

In the ICO Armed Transitional Force for the Former SRJ, complete ‘de-Johnization’ proved nearly impossible. However, progressive elements were often recruited to assist in local governance and the vast majority of Johninian citizens desired a return to democracy, albeit still a Johninian council-style democracy. Under its initial leadership, ICOATF followed a policy of guiding local governments to continue their moderate progressive reforms with the eventual hope of fully removing Johninian Socialism.

The Polmarian-ICO System helped re-facilitate democracy in the majority of the nascent Second Republic of Polmaria, suppress Kalaroosi and Laronian separatist movements, provide significant developmental, humanitarian, and security aid, and force a ceasefire between it and the Second Holy Empire of Polmaria.

ICO administrations in the largely-autonomous Vestrax and Gresia largely focused on (successful) de-Johnization, reconstruction, and the stamping out of ultranationalist, supremacist ideals that sprang up post-war.

Elsewhere, the ICO was given massive boosts to its budget through severe war reparations on nations that had sided with the Fulcrum during the War of the End-Times.

## Evaluations, Awards, and Criticism

1. ↑ Often, 'globalist order' simply referred to the ICO, Rygard Pact, or whoever else the SRJ was ideologically opposed to at the time.