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The history of Project Citadel goes back to United Nations Security Council Resolution 67A, enacted in the 1950's, which gave the United Nations sole authority to decide residency or sanctuary to those outside of our dimension or universe. This would eventually lead to the creation of UNTIL, but also a specific authority in UNTIL that would handle extradimensional threats. | The history of Project Citadel goes back to United Nations Security Council Resolution 67A, enacted in the 1950's, which gave the United Nations sole authority to decide residency or sanctuary to those outside of our dimension or universe. This would eventually lead to the creation of UNTIL, but also a specific authority in UNTIL that would handle extradimensional threats. | ||
From its inception, Project Citadel has taken a hardline stance on extradimensional travel, considering those that engage in it to be threats to the world of the Champions. This was so true when it came to the discovery of [[Multifaria]], a world that mirrors that of the Champions but where their [[Defender]] is an evil tyrant. In the eyes of project leaders, the existence of Multifaria validated their policies. | |||
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Revision as of 10:03, 22 November 2018
Project Citadel is a division of the United Nations Tribunal on International Law that specializes in extra-dimensional threats.
In a confidential report submitted by Major Xavier Cross of Project Mycroft, Project Citadel was one of the first divisions created by UNTIL.
The history of Project Citadel goes back to United Nations Security Council Resolution 67A, enacted in the 1950's, which gave the United Nations sole authority to decide residency or sanctuary to those outside of our dimension or universe. This would eventually lead to the creation of UNTIL, but also a specific authority in UNTIL that would handle extradimensional threats.
From its inception, Project Citadel has taken a hardline stance on extradimensional travel, considering those that engage in it to be threats to the world of the Champions. This was so true when it came to the discovery of Multifaria, a world that mirrors that of the Champions but where their Defender is an evil tyrant. In the eyes of project leaders, the existence of Multifaria validated their policies.
Related Information
Project Citadel's history is given in "Future's Guardian" #5.
