Technocratic Ajkulan Party

The 1920s Suffragettes movement in Phronesia was founded by Ajkulan Salou (known as  Ajkula Thaci  ). Women back then in Phronesia had he right to study in their own schools, but, not until an University level. She has attended Medicine lessons clandestinely in Kosovo. She has started a minor private pharmaceutical company and began to be the author of many books, including books promoting folk religions, technological progress, anti-monopoly capitalism, a mixed economy, and more. She would be arrested several times for her views, but instead has organized small first wave feminist and technocratic groups that shared all of her views. The men of those groups would begin an Assembly to decide the creation of a new political party. They seeked something outside the typical left-right divide, seeking both regional autonomy and an effective central government.

After the Junta, the Movement has officially registered itself. They would first run in the 4th District of Cagliari, getting roughly 0.8%. The Party would then stop running in elections and instead endorse MPs and grow their cause in a nonpartisan, non-electoral way. They would hold gatherings, inviting people even of different parties to discuss on their platform.

The first Party at first was called  Ajkulan Movement . Another important character to pre-TAP history was Ivailo Bogdani, who was a militia manager and a guerrilla fighter from Balkans, both with his anti-communist and anti-Nazi views.

In the 1940s the Ajkulan Movement and the Radical Movement have together come to discuss and work together. In 1955, Elogio Gozhita has decided to unite the many decentralized grassroots movements of the Ajkulan Movement and formed TAP. The Radical Party would also first run in those elections, and they would form an electoral coalition which managed to win 5 constituencies.

The Party has several times called for anti-clericalism, civic nationalism, a return to the old Pagan roots, the replacement of marriage with  social partnerships , isolationism, and more recently LGBTQ+ rights and automation.

Today the Party is relatively small but they have certain seats in the old strongholds of the Radical-Technocratic coalition. The Party has supported right-wing parties like the Nationalist Party in foreign policies. Technocrats would have slightly moderated their view on Christianity recently admiring Protestantism & Anglicanism, but they say they still prefer Paganism and the Baha'i Faith, along with deism, agnosticism and atheism. They supported teaching of evolution in schools. Their relations with the the Christian Party are somewhat mixed, while they are obviously at odds due to the secular and anti-clerical views, they both have called for a crackdown on abortion and pornography, and both agreed on replacing private banks with a National Credit Union. The Party supports school choice & self-sufficiency too. The current leader is Telo Nenno Sejko Dito.

There are rumours the Party has been given donations from Satanist groups, but there is no proof yet of that.