Audonian Democratic Traditionalist Front
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| Audonian Democratic Traditionalist Front | |
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| الجبهة التقليدية الديمقراطية الأودونية Aljabhat Altaqlidiat Aldiymuqratiat Al'uwdunia (AAAA) | |
 Flag of the ADTF | |
| Foundation | August 13, 1976 |
| Active regions | Audonia |
| Ideology |
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| Political position | Center-right |
| Status | Active |
| Allies |  Levantine Union (denied by ADTF) |
| Opponents |  Daxia (denied by ADTF) |
| Battles and wars | |
The Audonian Democratic Traditionalist Front (Aljabhat Altaqlidiat Aldiymuqratiat Al'uwdunia) is a center-right political and militant group that is active throughout Audonia. It functions as a decentralized umbrella organization unifying several different pro-democratic political parties and military organizations throughout the continent. As this organizational model would suggest, in some countries the ADTF participates in the political process, and in others it functions as an organized insurgency.
The ADTF was founded in the final year of Operation Kipling as an alliance of various related anti-communist, Occidental supported political and military organizations. In 1992, the organization adopted a more robust central organizing ideology espousing a platform of pro-Organic Democracy and economic openness. This ideological consolidation expanded the organization's opponents from communist countries to include what observers have referred to as an "undeclared war" with Daxian-aligned inlfuences.
The ADTF has been accused by opponents as being a "front for Levantine interests".
Organization
The ADTF is largely decentralized, with National Central Committees (NCCs) directing the affairs of the organization in each country. The NCCs have a large degree of autonomy and have the authority to determine whether or not the ADTF participates in the political process of a country or is in revolt. The Continental Central Committee (CCC) does exist as a central organ of the organization but has limited authority. It receives one delegate from each NCC and functions primarily as a committee of correspondence between the national organizations and, according to some sources, foreign agents. In some cases, the Chairman of the CCC has authority to mediate disputes between national committees and direct organizational resources to certain countries, but the CCC has extremely limited resources at its disposal. The primary power of the Chairman of the CCC is to recognize national committees, usually used in the case of new NCCs or routine leadership changes but in some cases to decide the "established" NCC within a country when there are several contenders. Critics and opponents of the organization have alleged that the Chairman of the CCC has broad discretion to direct funds and arms provided to the organization by Occidental countries.