Global Occult Coalition - G.O.C.

Global Occult Coalition - G. O. C. The Global Occult Coalition was a related organization coined by Kane Patos Crowe at the beginning of the SCP Foundation community. Inspired by the kripipasta about how the Soviet Red Army killed God in 1950, Crowe proposed creating a separate, but equally powerful organization associated with the paranormal. If the SCP Foundation was dedicated to the search, capture and maintenance of paranormal objects, then the Coalition is characterized by a completely different, more direct approach: the direct destruction of the paranormal. Since then, the concept has been somewhat refined to its current form. The Global Occult Coalition has become a distinctly political organization whose actions influence the world stage. From this point of view, the GOK's view of paranormal objects differs from that of the SCP Foundation: if the Foundation is jailers, then the Coalition is executioners. But, like any executioner, they cannot act without the permission of a judge and jury... of the Privy Council of One Hundred and Eight at the United Nations. The inspiration for the stories of the Global Occult Coalition is drawn from all kinds of fiction about secret societies exercising covert control over the world (Charles Strauss's Laundry series, Delta Green and The Call of Cthulhu by Chaosium, the Illuminatus trilogy!, Mike Mignola's Hellboy, etc.), with a strong admixture of a modern thriller in Tom Clancy style. The horror element is still present, but the emphasis has shifted from the monsters lurking in the darkness to the people who guard us at night. Participant's Guide All pages added to the canon must have a title in the following format: Background information: "goc-supplemental-name", for example: goc-supplemental-threat entities Personal files: "goc-personnel-name", for example: goc-personnel-D-C-al-Fine Stories: goc-tale-title, for example: goc-tale-rascal-one-actual. For all pages added to the canon, the page you are currently on (goc-hub-