The Crimson Tide: Be a Soldier

Day 784, 11:16 • Published in Canada Canada • by Alias Vision


If working at your daily grind and playing puppet politics is not enough for you? There may be an alternative.

Having reached its self-imposed limit of 60 members, the Crimson Canucks, Canada's longest continuous serving paramilitary organization, is growing a new branch (or new tentacle if you are to believe its detractors). We are pleased to present to you... the Crimson Guard.

Led by two field marshals, the Crimson Guard is the next evolution in the experiment that is paramilitary organizations within Canada. Its leadership is a mix of long time resistance fighters that were there at the very beginning of the movement and newer members with high levels of enthusiasm and motivation to make us a success.

The Crimson Guard will follow closely the blueprint established by its parent organization, the Crimson Canucks and will receive support from them on a as needed basis to insure the viability of the project. At its inception it will be comprised of two companies, one raw material and one weapons, and seek to fill its ranks with 20 dedicated fighters. Then, as the group grows and to meet operational needs, it will gradually open more roster position in increments of 10.

If you are a manufacture or land worker, want a group that feels like a family (and sometimes fights as a family), a group that is dedicated to each other and whose mission statement is to form the best fighters possible, the Crimson Guard and Crimson Canucks may be for you.

Benefits of joining:
-Largely self-funded and self-sustaining means no obligations to outside interest groups, stability and longevity (the Crimson Canucks do receive funding from the government to fight alongside the CAF on a as needed basis but the Crimson Guard has as of yet not secured any such extra funding).
-Regular supply of guns to deal maximum damage.
-Supply of moving tickets on a as needed basis for international missions.
-The Crimson Canucks have a housing program which has seen every single member housed which the Crimson Guard hopes to be able to expand to its branch as well.
-Small platoons led by competent, very active and approachable leaders means a more inclusive experience.
-Open communication lines between the executive of the group and membership means your voice will always be heard and all opinions are welcome.
-Close knit community means instant support for any issue be it military, economic, media or political.

Requirements for joining:
-Be active.
-Is open to fighting and working on an international stage.
-Will work at organization run companies for minimal wages.

All ranks and skill levels welcome.

So join today the 60 plus strong members of one of the most exciting groups of the New World and experience what it's like to make a difference.

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