Coalition for Autonomous Tactics and Anomalous Pursuits Hub

Overview

I've slaved for the CAT Foundation 30+ years, bossing MRT Nursery-9 ('The Relocaters'), and I'm damn tired. The CAT's fancy containment? Bah. AOC on high horses with their $20 chairs. Time to unleash true anarchy, my way.

Thomas Floyd
The Founder, CATAP

I saw Thomas shouting at an Anomalous Ethics Commission member yesterday, not sure why though. Maybe an anomaly breached containment. Personally, I think it's political. Thomas, the anarchist, clashed with the libertarian AEC and AOC crew. Conflict was inevitable.

Dr. Mary Martinez
Senior Researcher, CATAP

Watching this ever-growing war of the anomalous, I'm left wondering, "Why am I here? Why help these bozos?" the CAT Foundation only caters to world leaders, not the people. It aids governments, organizations, and authorities, ignoring the innocent lives lost to horrific anomalies that haunt our dreams for years. While they "Contain, Analyze, and Tackle," we're the ones truly containing, analyzing, and tackling these anomalous phenomena.

Matthew Moore
The Administrator, CATAP

History

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INCIDENT-227-A (1990-1992): Formation

The Coalition for Autonomous Tactics and Anomalous Pursuits (CATAP) is a covert organization similar to the CAT Foundation, but with some notable differences. One of them is the variance in ideologies concerning anomaly containment and trust in authorities like the Russian and United States governments. All these distinctions began to manifest on March 6, 1990, two hours after INCIDENT-227-A.

Thomas Floyd, the leader of MRT Nursery-9 ("The Relocators"), was alerted about an anomaly designated as "CAT-227" breaching containment. He ordered his troops to arrive at the center of Site-Horizon, where the anomaly was primarily located. Once the anomaly was successfully detained and brought back to its containment cell by a member of MRT Nursery-9, Thomas Floyd went to Site-Heart HQ to speak with the members of the AEC about the event.

The differences in their ideologies resulted in a 10-year-long feud between him and the AEC. He began stealing anomalous artifacts from the containment vault of Site-Horizon, intentionally releasing the Foundation's most dangerous anomalies, which caused multiple containment breaches. On more than one occasion, he attempted to break the Veil of Silence by posting classified documents to various internet chatrooms. Many members of MRT Nursery-9 and several Foundation researchers later joined his cause, advocating for the non-recognition of control systems like the CAT Foundation. This group would be later known as The Foundation's End Alliance (FEA).

The Foundation's End Alliance (1993-1999): Rebellion

The Foundation's End Alliance was a rebel group lead by Thomas Floyd and his chilhood friend Dr. Mary Martinez to disrupt Foundation operations. The group had a total of two hundered members that grew steadily by the minute.

The Rift Era (2000-2002): Split

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