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A far-right political movement that emerged in the 2010s, characterized by its extremist and nationalist views, with some of its members promoting the Pizzagate conspiracy theory.
The shorthand lexicon—terms such as “cheese pizza,” “pasta,” “hot dog,” and others—was not a single invented codebook but a crowd‑built interpretive layer grafted onto leaked Podesta emails by users o...
The “” functioned as both metaphor and organizing doctrine that accelerated the ’s growth by offering a simple cognitive frame—“wake up” to an alleged anti‑male reality—that unified disparate anti‑fem...
The “Great Replacement” mixes observable demographic trends—falling fertility among some native-born populations and rising migration flows—with unsubstantiated claims of a coordinated plot; mainstrea...
is a coherent, identifiable set of anti-democratic ideas—also called Neo-Reaction (NRx)—that emerged online in the late 2000s and has been elaborated by figures such as and ; it functions more as a di...
Nick Fuentes has repeatedly attacked transgender people as part of a broader denunciation of LGBT rights, calling LGBT activism an “LGBT agenda” and describing transgender people and same-sex marriage...
Far-right and far-left extremisms share structural traits—anti-democratic certainty, friend–foe framing, and exploitation of grievances—but their core goals, target identities, and favored recruitment...