Bi-Loyalism



Bi-Loyalism is a Right-Wing political viewpoint. A Bi-Loyalist state would typically have two leading members who share office. A term in office would usually last four years, with one leader taking charge for two years, and the second leader for the other two years. After the four year term, a set of two new political leaders would be elected. The most common reference to the Bi-Loyalist political standpoint was to the opposing faction to the Empire during the Red-Rush.

History
In the year 1999, Henry Camandash a political provocateur, decided that the time of class ruling was over. He was always drastically opposed to the Imperial dictatorship. He famously stated that "The watchful eyes of the Imperial pigs, control your every move and pollute what could be a perfect society." His plan was that a term would be shared, so no one person was in ultimate control, and things would change often. He initially started meeting with a group of five other men in a local tavern to discuss the new prospects of his ideas. With a little funding they started the 'Independent Dual Political Movement' In which the idea of two leaders came to exist. Towards the end of 1999, Henry et al joined with an Anti-Imperial militia group and re-branded to become the Bi-Loyalist movement.