King Von's Grey Wolves
King Von's Grey Wolves | |
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Leader | King Von (May election-June Snap Election)
Joe Rogan (June Snap Election-Rogan's Resignation) Manuel Escuela (Rogan's Resignation-Republican Guard Coup) Bingbong Marcos (Republican Guard Coup-Dissolved) |
Legalised | May 12, 2025 |
Dissolved | July 20, 2025: Banned
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Split from | Kuomintang |
Newspaper | The Joe Rogan Experience |
Ideology | Populism, Relationism (Formerly) |
Political position | Enlightened Centrism |
European affiliation | Hostile |
Colors | Lime Green |
Slogan | King Von's |
Anthem | Goodbye Forever - Freestyle |

King Von’s Grey Wolves, also known as the KVGW or King Von's Gray Wolves is a populist movement, political party and designated terrorist group founded in the aftermath of the May election. It was created by the Rogan Declaration, a document signed live on air on the Joe Rogan Experience, a popular variety and news podcast. It was founded by the “3 Pashas”, Chiang Kai-Shek (from the Kuomintang), Joe Rogan, who runs a media empire through his ownership of said Joe Rogan Experience, and King Von (former Nazi), the most famous celebrity in the Republic. The party gained 6 defectors in parliament (4 from the KMT and 2 from Horizons), although 1 was killed. It performed shockingly[1] well in the May by-elections. During the June snap election, the party formed a joint list with 2 minor relationist parties, New Dawn and Loyalty to the Revolution bloc, and became both the most popular list and the largest party in parliament. It formed a “rainbow coalition” with 4 other parties, the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), Dignity, Loyalty to the Revolution bloc, and New Dawn. After the June regular elections, the party formed a grand coalition with the DPP, KMT, and other smaller parties. Joe Rogan was Prime Minister during both of these cabinets. After the July elections, Manuel "Manny" Escuela took over the party by a vote and formed a cabinet with New Dawn, Momentum, and Dignity. After New Dawn attempted to implement its Orthodox Relationist policies, and then PM Escuela contracted an assassination from Boeing, the government was overthrown by the Republican Guard and the KVGW was banned.[1]
The KVGW also exists as a Paramilitary group, which was managed by King Von before the party's banning. After the ban, this wing was in limbo, and it was suspended from limbo after German Billionaire Kurt Von Schleicher purchased all assets of the KVGW, renaming it "Kurt Von's Grey Wolves." They currently continue to operate as a private security company under this name and purpose.[2]
Notable Members[edit | edit source]
The party is split into three wings, KVGW-CTR being the centrists, KVGW-R being more right-wing and conservative, and KVGW-L being more left wing and lenient. All members still identify with Enlightened Centrism.[3]
Person | Political Wing | Status | Amnesty Accepted? |
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Joe Rogan | KVGW-CTR | Alive | Yes, after re-purchasing his podcast. |
Chiang-Kai Shek | KVGW-R | Alive | No |
King Von | KVGW-CTR, KVGWSec | Alive | No |
Bingbong Marcos | KVGW-L | Alive | No, currently is a resistance organizer. |
"Young" Sheldon Cooper | KVGW-R | Dead | Yes, immediately shot by Republican Guardsmen upon acceptance. |
Manuel "Manny" Escuela | KVGW-CTR | Alive | No, active in Lithuanian politics advocating for his restoration as Prime Minister, and the restoration of the old Constitution. |
Nikol Pashinyan | KVGW-CTR | Dead | No, committed suicide in protest of Cookie Policy.[4] |
Mr. Dre (Also known as Dr. Dre) | KVGW-CTR, KVGWSec | Alive | Yes, as part of his deal to be released from prison regarding his fake medical license. |
Kurt Von Schleicher | KVGWSec | Alive | N/A, Foreign Citizen |
Joe Rogan was a founder of the movement, and the first signer of the Rogan Declaration. He is known for his charisma, as well as his "Ohio skibidi rizz"[4].

Chaing-Kai Shek had felt like he had been cheated by the KMT, and decided to leave the party, after first resolving all remaining responsibilities to them as a gesture of goodwill. He accused them of straying away from their founding principles and unfairly shutting him out of power, yet maintained a relationship with their leadership and several members, leading to some later joining the movement. He was the author of the Rogan Declaration and second signer, and he authored the document because he saw a vulnerability in the Horizons dominated political system. He officially cited this vulnerability in a speech, "The current political system is stagnant, with Horizons being able to claim total domination. The people crave a centrist approach, and a party formed on this principle, with relationism and popular appeal at the core, could gain a critical mass of voters."[5]
King Von was brought in as a figurehead, and to serve as the leader of the party's paramilitary, terror and private security wing, internally labeled KVGWSec. He was a large financial donor and served as Secretary of Defense several times. He is considered to be one of, if not the most popular individuals in the Republic, even post July days.

King Von, Chaing-Kai Shek and Joe Rogan formed the "3 Pashas" of the party. Rogan has returned to his podcast, and the others remain in unknown but alive conditions and circumstances. The Joe Rogan Experience has record low viewership, and is considered insignificant, with even William F. Galvin not showing to an episode that he was scheduled for.[1]
KVGWSec[edit | edit source]

KVGWSec, formally King Von's Security Solutions and Consulting (Name unchanged post sale) is the security, paramilitary, and terror wing of the KVGW. This portion technically operates as a separate corporation, but the links are inseparable to the political wing of the party. Kurt Von Schleicher currently operates this part of the group, and it has therefore became legal. The corporation is still named after King Von, but the political group was renamed for Kurt, although it lies dormant and effectively defunct.
Summary of Rogan Declaration[edit | edit source]
Original news coverage, courtesy of Grok Newsroom:[edit | edit source]
Please note: this coverage is now widely considered inaccurate[1][6], but this source was decided to provide a good view into what people thought of the party, as well as it's founding principles.
King Von's Gray[a] Wolves Party
The Gray Wolves movement started after Chiang Kai-Shek, Ibn Saud, and Hunter Biden concluded that a new party that stays to the center, gets a large amount of funding, and offers an “alternative” to the people of the Republic, could possibly break an entrenched political system and maybe even win a majority. None of these people were interested in this venture, but it stuck with Chiang.
Now, feeling total alienation from his party and society as a whole, Chiang met Joe Rogan, and spoke with him on his podcast, and explained his ideas from the think tank years earlier. Joe, as he naturally was, immediately agreed in principle and promised to join the movement should it take shape.
As outlined on Joe Rogan, the party would consist of the following as a platform;
Strong Presidency with power to give huge executive orders in “big beautiful bills”
Centre economics with components of “Juche” and “Autarky”
Populism, strangely left-wing to an extent
Centralized rule under a few key officials, with other officials becoming less important in general, focusing on a few priorities
Relationism, relationism, relationism
Refusal to work with the Kuomintang or Horizons at all
Lowering or Removal of electoral thresholds at all
Rename the Gulf of Mexico to Gulf of America
Eventually, when the podcast episode was over, Chiang and Joe signed the Rogan Declaration, formally promising to form the newly proclaimed “Gray Wolf” movement.
Enter: King Von. A former Nazi, who allegedly committed suicide and had ties to Kanye West. He is extremely popular for his rap music, wealth, ties to Saudi Arabia, frequent attempts to “expose” Hunter Biden, and numerous “cancellations” on social media. He allegedly promised a large campaign donation if he could have a large part in the party. He is considered the “popular figurehead” of the group, seeking to enter politics with an anti-establishment view. King Von was a key figure in the procurement of Hunter Biden’s laptop in the May 2025 election, possibly causing his party to fall short of expectations.

King Von watched the episode of Joe Rogan and immediately had his agent sign him onto the Rogan Declaration, and the party began to take shape after the May 2025 election, featuring Horizons’ dominance, which disgusted Rogan, Von, and Chiang. After seeing that Kuomintang became the official opposition without Chiang’s written approval, he publicly severed all ties through a livestream on X that was riddled with bugs and glitches.
The party is accused of ties to foreign oil, such as in Saudi Arabia, which contradicts its platform on “Juche and Autarky in life”. It maintains that these connections are overblown and unrelated to oil. RFK Jr. has denounced these connections, but also joined the Gray Wolves (now rebranded to King Von’s Gray Wolves, allegedly due to his popularity but officially as a “change in dynamics”), after being promised the role of secretary of social media.
The party has formed a militant wing and is actively fighting on the side of Palestine, China (India-Pakistan conflict), and Russia, and is allegedly getting rich operating this private army. Many members are rejects or retirees from the republican guard.
The “big three” (Rogan, Chiang, and Von) claim to have been inspired by the activism of the PSD.
Adding to the accusations of extreme views, they have promised to pass a “big beautiful bill” called the “Nazi Hitler Putin corruption bill”, but have provided no futher details other than the fact that it has no connections to Nazis, Hitler, nor Putin despite being endorsed by all of them. We suspect this bill will give the president extensive powers to lead the republican guard to do his will. Numerous republican guard members have claimed to have read this bill, but will not comment on it. Fewer guardsmen, in an anonymous poll, claimed to sympathize with the party, and over 75% claimed that they would not resist the “big beautiful bill”, should it pass.
Chiang now publicly claims that his time in Kuomintang was a mistake and that he has become enlightened, but will serve out any obligations he has to the party before departure.
King Von’s Gray Wolves have promised to run King Von for president, and share party leadership among the “big three”. The only cabinet positions that have been promised are to RFK Jr, a former Nazi, and Boris Savinkov, a former Nazi, who both joined the movement after being publicly promised cabinet positions. The party maintains that they are a “political populist movement”, and “decentralized”. Gong Xio Hua, a Kuomintang member, denies connection to the party, but numerous news organizations have noticed six-figure sums with ties to the Saudi family flowing into his bank accounts every month.
They also promise to run people for every single seat, and claim to have enough support to dethrone or split HO - but they have some baggage. People accuse them of extremism, King Von allegedly killed himself and has not been seen in public, and other than the Rogan Declaration: the party has a hazy platform. It does appear to be polling better than expected, but we shall see what happens when push comes to shove in June.
Footnotes[edit | edit source]
- ↑ Original Spelling is disputed.