Sons of Sauron

A loose affiliation of terrorist cells started in answer to Humanis. Most members are Orks and Trolls. The Sons of Sauron could be either viewed as a terrorist organization or a band of freedom fighters, depending on what side of the street you're standing on. What the Human Nation and Alamos 20,000 are to Humanis, the Sons of Sauron are to ORC, MOM, and the Empowerment Coalition. It receives financing, information, and other assistance from various sources including ORC. Over its history the Sons of Sauron have been responsible for bombing public and municipal buildings, the kidnapping and murder of government and corporate targets and a wide assortment of other crimes. Their claim is that they act to protect their own people since the government will not protect them. They believe that instead the government is often complicit in the injustices against them. Since the discovery of ancient Morgul texts, many SOS cells have begun speaking Or'zet amongst themselves. Among themselves, the Sons of Sauron call their organization the Dâgazob Sauron and their members dâgaz (or'zet for children) or uruk (soldiers). Many even use a specialized coded version during combat operations. They call it The Black Speech, or "Burghashnum." The Morgul texts made some allusion to orkish historical figures and events. Frequent mentions of Sauron sparked the imagination of many, including the Sons. Sauron was spoken of with reverence, as though he was a great leader who freed his people from the shackles of human oppressors. It has been suggested that Tolkien may have indeed uncovered ancient texts himself as he claimed, but the accounts may have been embellished, as the winners often do when writing history. This gave many goblinoids a sense of cultural pride, and it is not uncommon for orks and trolls some historical names from the text (and others only mentioned in Tolkien's works, guessing that they must have existed. And occasionally from WarCraft and other pop culture sources because why not?). Dâgaz almost universally take historical names, at least when amongst themselves.