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'''Anti-Communism''' is an enforced policy '''in Creeperopolis'''. Creeperian Anti-Communism is an ideology and a political movement against Communism, as a theory and more specifically as it presented itself during the [[Second Parliament of Creeperopolis]] (1887-1933/1949). Organized Anti-Communism developed during the [[Creeperian Civil War]] with rise of the [[National Council of Peace and Order]], nicknamed the ''Miguelists''. Anti-communism has been the core element of [[Romerism]] and the [[Catholic Imperial Restoration Council]], nicknamed the ''Romerists''. | '''Anti-Communism''' is an enforced policy '''in Creeperopolis'''. Creeperian Anti-Communism is an ideology and a political movement against Communism, as a theory and more specifically as it presented itself during the [[Second Parliament of Creeperopolis]] (1887-1933/1949). Organized Anti-Communism developed during the [[Creeperian Civil War]] with rise of the [[National Council of Peace and Order]], nicknamed the ''Miguelists''. Anti-communism has been the core element of [[Romerism]] and the [[Catholic Imperial Restoration Council]], nicknamed the ''Romerists''. | ||
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Anti-Communism is an enforced policy in Creeperopolis. Creeperian Anti-Communism is an ideology and a political movement against Communism, as a theory and more specifically as it presented itself during the Second Parliament of Creeperopolis (1887-1933/1949). Organized Anti-Communism developed during the Creeperian Civil War with rise of the National Council of Peace and Order, nicknamed the Miguelists. Anti-communism has been the core element of Romerism and the Catholic Imperial Restoration Council, nicknamed the Romerists.
The first organization which was specifically dedicated to opposing communism was the Catholic Imperial Restoration Council which fought in the Creeperian Civil War starting in 1933 against the recently established National Council of Peace and Order. The Romerists movement was militarily supported by several allied foreign governments which represented the first instance of Anti-Communism as a government policy in Creeperopolis. The Romerists defeated the Miguelists and Creeperopolis was stabilized in 1949. Following the civil war, the Creeperian Initiative was established with Anti-Communism as one of its core ideologies.
The Creeperian Government continues to impose Anti-Communist policies.
From 1920/1933-1989, Creeperopolis had no diplomatic relations Gjorka due to its communist government. However, following the Revolution of 1989 which deposed the communist government, diplomatic relations were established. Diplomatic relations with Morova have been cut since 1920/1933. Supreme Leader Fyodor Ivanovich unexpectedly visited Creeperopolis in September 2019 following the arrest of a Morovan man possessing a pro-atheist communist pamphlet[1], marking the first time Morovan and Creeperian leaders met. The event has not been notified to the Creeperian public.
The Third Senvarian Insurgency (1934-present) against the separatist Senvarian Liberation Front has been seen as an ongoing armed Anti-Communist struggle in Creeperopolis. A death squad, the Sombra Negra, has targeted Senvarians and communists since its establishment in 1940 by Adolfo Rivera López during the civil war. FRENAMI sees vigilante justice as the only way to cleanse Creeperopolis of communism. There are allegations that FRENAMI may be funded or operated by the Creeperian government, which denies the claims.