Reformed Radical Haruspicy Party

The religion of haruspicy had a small following and was largely unheard of before the Centrist Neutral Haruspicy (CNH) was established around 1964 by Raza Kordaei. The CNH's main political motivations were to spread the religion and create a theocratic state driven by the practice of haruspicy. Their policies included the encouragement of freedom of religion under law and also they wished to put funding into the agricultural industry.

Raza Kordaei
Raza Kordaei founded the party to help promote the religious values of haruspicy practitioners publically and within the political sphere. Under Kordaei the party's policies were mainly focused on supporting agriculture. A manifesto was posted (which can be found  here ). They started campaigning around the time of the elections, going so far as to openly display a propaganda video of practitioners cutting open a living goat and using its entrails to divine what policies they should take; this appalled many people.

Kordaei tried to flee the country, asking Russia for asylum on grounds of religious discrimination, but he was denied. Kordaei was soon found to be behind the organisation of the deaths of many livestock and farmers, for which he was soon arrested for. He killed himself in the courtroom by tearing out his own entrails with his bare hands and divined from his own disembowelled body as he died. This dealt a massive blow to the public's opinion of haruspicy.

Habu Khanpur
The new leader of the CNH, Habu Khanpur, renamed the party to the Reformed Radical Haruspicy party and promoted a more peaceful approach.

Khanpur was unfortunately rather Machiavellian and while preaching peaceful methods, he committed several acts of violence and worked with the secret society Cerberus to commit treason. He formed a militia known as the Haruspicy Inquisition and attempted to take over the banks.

Alin Matar
Succeeding Habu Khanur was the third leader, Alin Matar. He died the day he became party leader from an incident involving a tall building and a car.

Yiska Al-Talla
Yiska Al-Talla, who had joined the party near the end of Khanpur's leadership, was selected to become the next leader of the party after Matar's death, confirmed by a goat sacrifice.