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Non-commercial public interest research documenting threats to liberal democracy, built on evidentiary discipline and transparent methodology.

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Documenting Threats to Democracy

A public, evidence-first record of individuals and organizations whose documented actions threaten democratic institutions. Every claim is cited and independently verifiable.

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Notable entities

Recently documented, ranked by tier severity.

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How threats are classified

Five tiers, most severe to least, ranked by evidence quality and the severity of documented conduct.

Tier 1

Violent Extremist

Tier 2

Stochastic Terrorism

Tier 3

Anti-Democratic Actor

Tier 4

Authoritarian-Aligned

Tier 5

Ideological Influencer

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How this works

Our commitment to accuracy and accountability, in three principles.

  1. 01

    Every claim cited

    All claims are supported by verifiable sources from reputable publications, court documents, or official records.

  2. 02

    Transparent tier system

    Our five-tier classification reflects both evidence quality and threat severity, with clear criteria for each level.

  3. 03

    Open to challenge

    Anyone can dispute entries through our formal process. We correct errors and update information promptly.

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