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Project 2025 Is Here: November 13th
This week we examine how the uterine surveillance state is taking shape as federal agencies restrict abortion pills, deny emergency care, and defund women’s clinics, Trump ends a 33-year nuclear testing moratorium to prove he can, and millions of Americans stand to lose food assistance per Project 2025 policy.
As authoritarian governance takes hold, GPAHE continues to expose the actors behind this movement, document the policy shifts underway, and provide critical tools for resisting the far-right’s dangerous agenda.
Our blog series provides essential updates on how Project 2025’s authoritarian blueprint is being enacted. Now you can view all of our Project 2025 blog posts in one convenient place on our website. We encourage you to explore this series to stay informed and engaged.
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New from GPAHE: Instagram’s Antisemitism Economy
Instagram has become a marketplace for antisemitism. Influencers like Hayden McDougall, Dylan Shane, Jake Shields, and Myron Gaines are monetizing Holocaust denial, neo-Nazi propaganda, and violent hatred on the platform — often cross-promoting banned figures like Nick Fuentes to evade moderation. Despite Meta’s policies against hate speech and extremist content, these creators openly sell racist merchandise, celebrate Nazi imagery, and spread hate to millions of followers. As antisemitic violence surges across the U.S., Instagram’s inaction is enabling an ecosystem where hatred is not just normalized — it’s profitable.
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New from GPAHE: Alleged Jakarta Bomber Leaves Behind Digital Trail Worshiping Past Racist Attackers
A 17-year-old student allegedly behind the November 7 Jakarta mosque bombing left a disturbing digital trail glorifying white supremacist mass killers and neo-Nazi imagery. The explosions at SMA Negeri 72 school injured nearly 100 people during Friday prayers, with seven explosive devices reportedly found on-site. The alleged perpetrator’s airsoft rifle bore the names of the Christchurch and Quebec mosque attackers, the “14 Words” white supremacist slogan, and other fascist symbols. TikTok videos linked to the suspect showed Nazi iconography and references to the “True Crime Community” (TCC)—an online network obsessed with mass murderers. The case exposes how decentralized online subcultures like TCC and Terrorgram, which glorify past killers, are inspiring a new generation of violent extremists worldwide.
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Metro UK – ‘Neo-Nazi’ worked as Buckingham Palace tour guide
A British neo-Nazi who once worked as a warden at Buckingham Palace has been identified as 26-year-old Matthew Gravill, a Leicestershire man active in far-right networks attempting to build an “Anglo-American alliance of white supremacists.” Gravill—who used the alias “John”—was linked to the extremist groups Active Club England and Vanguard Britannica, and photographed alongside U.S. neo-Nazi leader Robert Rundo. Heidi Beirich, co-founder of GPAHE, told ITV that Gravill’s prominence in the photo signaled his influence within the white supremacist scene. The revelation comes amid growing concern over the spread of neo-Nazi extremism in the UK, where several violent convictions have underscored the ongoing threat.
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The Conversation – Active Clubs: The body as a battleground for the far right
Across gyms, Telegram channels, and social media feeds, an extremist far-right network is weaponizing wellness. The Active Club movement—now present in 27 countries and growing by 25 percent since 2023 according to GPAHE—uses fitness and fraternity to disguise white supremacy, misogyny and racist ideology. Behind images of discipline and self-improvement lies a transnational effort to radicalize young men through the body itself, transforming fascism into a lifestyle of strength, purity, and belonging.
