FUMUKU International

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For the attention of all members of FUMUKU International.

Carthusia Malkrin has requested the declassification of the following documents, pertaining to FUMUKU Internationals history.

Spoiler: FUMUKU International Historical Document

FUMUKU International Office Of The Judge Advocate
Historical documents
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Contents-History of FUMUKU International

The National dismantlement war was one of the great catalysts in modern legal thought, and paved the way for a unique supreme court decision, that created the first mega corporation in the world.
The National dismantlement war occurred due to two parties, one was FUMUKU International, and the other was a detachment from the United States Army.

The background for the National dismantlement war is necessary to fully appreciate the legal decision that followed the supreme court case.
Prior to the war, FUMUKU International was contracted by the United States Military Complex, to conduct research into nuclear fuel and enrich uranium, the specificities of this contract are not necessary to understand that this contract involved nuclear materials, and nuclear weaponry.

The complex was established by FUMUKU International outside of the city limits, in a disused chemical manufacturing plant, as per the agreement the United States Military, assisted in constructing a campaign to disguise the facility as a billboard factory. The theory behind this being, covert is more secure than overt. The military kept a close oversight on the facility, but largely left security to FUMUKU International, after three years of stable production without any incident, sadly a great tragedy struck. A group known as Arteria struck, they are an eco-terrorism group, well funded and armed, but ideologically challenged, they penetrated the outer security of the facility, and murdered several of the guards, including military personnel.

In response to this, FUMUKU International removed all United States Military personnel from the facility, and deployed en masse the largest security force ever before seen. Over fifteen hundred private operators were stationed, and the facility was turned into an incredibly well armed fortress.
Mounted weapons were established, SAMs were erected and the entire facility was sectioned off.

The United States Military declared this an act of war, and sent a detachment to siege the compound, this detachment broke the established Rules of Engagement for the operation, and killed several FUMUKU International operatives. FUMUKU International defended itself with force, and repelled the initial assault.

The United States Military filed a law suit against FUMUKU International, whilst maintaining the cordon, and attempting to negotiate a cease fire/surrender of FUMUKU International.
The law suit was suing for breech of contract for inadequate defensive measures to protect the sensitive project, and contained a criminal case, that of murder, illegally raising a military force, and using military assets against the host nation.
The case caused uproar in the courts, and went to the supreme court of the United States.
FUMUKU International argued that they were providing a national service, with great risk, that the military unnecessarily intervened, and limited their ability to protect said service, furthermore they argued, when the nation proved inept at defending it's own assets, FUMUKU International had every right to act as a nation state itself in deploying an appropriate task force to adequately protect said assets for the benefit of the nation.

The case eventually reached a verdict, and that verdict created the first extra-national corporation, or Corporate nation.
The Court ruled that if corporations have many of the same functions of a government, such as providing their own power, nuclear energy, or any asset of such importance it deserves the same protection as any nation would normally provide they have a right to defend themselves and their functions, with the same facilities and services as would be expected of a nation, it was also ruled the terrorist attack that sparked the National Dismantlement War, was an attack directed solely against FUMUKU International, and as an entity FUMUKU International had every right to take reasonable measures to defend themselves, their infrastructure, employees and the host nation in which their facility was located.

FUMUKU International was thus allowed to behave like a corporate nation it received extraterritoriality, and the first megacorporation had emerged.

FUMUKU International has since, evolved a military sized security task force, working in all areas of the world, including the private contractor sector, and closely operating with military forces in hot spot conflicts, providing advanced weapon systems, and battlefield systems, without the normal issues faced by a military force of it's size.

The court case above ushered in a new era for the world, the corporate army, and the corporate nation, with a virtually unlimited budget, and no taxation, and a super massive research and development programme, the corporate army is now often better equipped than most standing armies, sporting the latest battlefield developments, and cutting edge technology as it's developed.