Gold Bug Society
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| Name | Gold Bug Society |
| Type | Army |
| Location | Munijoch, Antarctica, UnitedTerra, various other countries |
| Head | Unknown |
| Job | Enlighten the world under the guise of unity through a singular order |
| Members | Multiple heads of government |
| Headquarters | Munijoch |
The Gold Bug Society of Esteemed Leaders, or simply Gold Bug Society, is an organization established in the 1900's in Antarctica with the purpose of establishing a single order ruled by them. Communicating primarily via cryptography and encrypted messages, they operate outside of international law, but are watched by the UAN in case they step out of line. Multitudes of world leaders are members, often without telling the public of their involvement with the organization, or what their intentions are. They meet bi-yearly in a skyscraper within the Upper Spire of Munijoch, much to the protest of liberal activists who demand answers to their purposes. They are often required to wear a necklace with the image of a gold scarab, indicating membership, although this is often foregone or hidden.
History[edit]
Founding and Exile[edit]
In 1902, the earliest known record of the Gold Bug Society indicated that the 2nd meeting occurred during this time, implying that it was founded sometime between 1901 and 1902. Originally, the society was primarily a method to keep members of the government busy and hidden from public view during turmoil. Quickly, however, it devolved to meetings about legislature and favors were oftentimes brought up to prevent passage of said legislature. Often times, however, the meetings were to discuss the state of government and how they alone could be able to fix it. As membership grew, the government took notice of this and sought to stop them in order to prevent conspiracies or plots against it. In 1910, they were officially forced to relocate to another country or face persecution for their views.
Resettlement[edit]
Following their exile, they chose to reestablish themselves in present-day Munijoch, marking their official arrival in the 13th meeting. During this meeting, they created a code language in which to communicate, known between cryptologic technicians as E-26:24!G, or simply E-26TO, due to it's complicated decryption method involving a numerical set for letters being converted by subtraction, factorials, ratios and logarithms to the intended letter. In addition, they settled membership requirements for their society, such as being a member of a government, and guidelines to abide by during these meetings, called the Golden Rules.
Present Day[edit]
Today, the organization recently made headlines after The Globalist, a prominent member of the society, became President of Munijoch. Conspiracy theories erupted into prominence following reports of malpractice and conspiring to create a global order being reflected under the Globalist's inauguration speech. As a result, several countries have begun investigations into the practices of the society, only to be blocked by an archaic Munijoch law barring investigations into private organizations. Despite their former President and fellow member, Joseph Yslenski assuring the public that there's nothing to fear, people remain suspicious over the true intent of the Society.