Landon Boys

  

A group of Landon Boys outside of Bernheim, San Joaquin in 1923.

The Landon Boys were a group of Landonist enforcers that were active in the Styxie between the 1920s and 30s. The group was a loose alliance of various radical far-left militant communist and isolationist groups that were opposed to the Sierran Cultural Revolution and increased involvement within the monarchy ruling over the Kingdom of Sierra. The group was founded and largely led by Michael Stonewall who founded the group as a means of maintaining the strength of the People's Revolutionary Front and later acting as security forces for the various communes set up during the revolution. The group was one of the leading factions opposing the revolution during the Little Civil War and clashed with both government forces and pro-revolutionary groups alike.

In the 1920s, Landon Boys teamed up with various other far-left groups and radical republican political parties in order to resist the revolution and preserve labor laws and working conditions within the Styxie. They were violently opposed to the Royalist Party and were connected to the murders of various Royalist Party officials in the provinces of San Joaquin and Santa Clara. The group was made up of mostly working class anti-monarchist Styxie male youths, hence the name, but did allow women to join. The group was also mostly white and some factions held white nationalist views and were willing to work with far-right groups such as the Know Nothing Movement and the Reformed Republican Party.

The group's strength peaked in 1927 after Landon Boys acquired members within the thousands and acted as enforcers for various Landonist and other leftist republican political parties. They also worked with the United Farmers' Front and acted as mercenaries for rural communes. In 1931, the bulk of Landon Boys stationed in San Joaquin were made security forces for the Bernheim Commune up until its collapse in 1933 which brought an end to the movement.

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• Landonism
• Dissident republicanism