Extremism Monitoring — Group Tracking
Tracked extremist ideologies, networks, and movements — organized by threat risk, regional presence, and observable indicators. For analysts conducting counter-extremism monitoring.
8 ideology groups tracked
Accelerationist Networks
CRITICALDecentralized networks advocating hastening societal collapse through violence and terror. Operates through atomized cells, encrypted messaging, and online manifestos. Known for targeting critical infrastructure, minority groups, and government institutions.
- · Siege / meme culture references
- · Terrorgram channels
- · Atomwaffen / NSM material
- · Boogaloo rhetoric
- · Commemorative channels for attackers
- · SPLC Intelligence Report
- · GNET (Global Network on Extremism & Technology)
- · ISD (Institute for Strategic Dialogue)
- · CTEC (Counter-Terrorism and Extremism Center)
Islamist Extremist Networks
CRITICALTransnational networks including ISIS affiliates, Al-Qaeda aligned groups, and region-specific jihadi organizations. Increasingly diffuse with online radicalization replacing physical training camps. Lone-actor attacks remain the primary threat in Western countries.
- · Telegram / Rocket.Chat channels
- · Dawah / recruitment content
- · Nasheed (a cappella) propaganda
- · Virtual influencers & fatwa channels
- · Iraq/Syria repatriation tracking
- · Jihadica / Jihadology
- · SITE Intelligence Group
- · MEMRI JTT
- · Counter Extremism Project (CEP)
- · Hedayah
Far-Right Militant Organizations
HIGHOrganized far-right militant groups including militia organizations, white nationalist cells, and identitarian movements. Increasingly cross-border with shared funding, training materials, and ideological frameworks. Active in political violence and intimidation campaigns.
- · Paramilitary training materials
- · Great Replacement rhetoric
- · Endchan / 4chan / 8kun activity
- · Telegram closed groups
- · Live-streamed attacks
- · ADL H.E.A.T. Map
- · SPLC Hate Map
- · Hope Not Hate
- · EXPOSED UK
- · CST (Community Security Trust)
Separatist / Ethnonationalist Groups
HIGHEthnic separatist movements employing political agitation, insurgency, and terrorism. Includes both longstanding historical conflicts and newer secessionist movements amplified by disinformation. Some receive state sponsorship from rival powers.
- · Ethnic targeting patterns
- · Propaganda in local languages
- · Cross-border safe havens
- · Diaspora funding networks
- · Peace process spoiler attacks
- · ACLED (Armed Conflict Location & Event Data)
- · International Crisis Group
- · UCDP Conflict Encyclopedia
- · Small Wars Journal
Incels / Male Supremacist Networks
HIGHOnline misogynist ecosystem including incel (involuntary celibate) forums, pick-up artist networks, and men's rights activists. Increasingly linked to terrorism through manifesto-inspired attacks. Overlaps with accelerationism and far-right radicalization pipelines.
- · Blackpill / looksmaxxing terminology
- · ER / SB (Elliot Rodger / Santa Barbara) references
- · Redpill / manosphere content
- · Forums: incels.is, looksmax.me
- · Revenge fantasy writings
- · IRMS (Institute for Research on Male Supremacism)
- · ISD
- · Southern Poverty Law Center
- · ADL H.E.A.T. Map
Conspiracy-Driven Violent Groups
HIGHDisparate networks united by shared conspiracy narratives (QAnon, Great Reset, New World Order) that have adopted direct-action tactics. Characterized by fluid membership, rapid narrative pivots, and demonstrated willingness to escalate to violence against perceived enemies.
- · Trust the Plan lexicon
- · Digital soldier rhetoric
- · WWG1WGA references
- · Adrenochrome / pedophile ring narratives
- · Targeting of schools, hospitals, power grids
- · GNET (Global Network on Extremism & Technology)
- · ADL H.E.A.T. Map
- · Program on Extremism (GWU)
- · The Network Contagion Research Institute (NCRI)
Sovereign Citizen / Freemen Movements
MEDIUMAnti-government movements that reject legal authority and court jurisdiction. Engages in paper terrorism (fake liens, court filings), sovereign citizen court arguments, and occasionally violent confrontations with law enforcement. Growing overlap with QAnon and wellness-adjacent conspiracy networks.
- · Redemption / strawman theory filings
- · UCC lien filings
- · Flag patches on vehicles
- · Moorish sovereign claims
- · Anti-vax / pseudolegal seminar channels
- · SPLC Intelligence Report
- · ADL SOURCE
- · Southern Poverty Law Center
- · Institute for Research on Male Supremacism (IRMS)
Eco-Extremist / Animal Liberation
MEDIUMDirect-action environmental and animal rights groups employing property destruction, arson, and intimidation. Includes ALF (Animal Liberation Front), ELF (Earth Liberation Front), and newer climate-accelerationist cells. Property-focused but with escalating rhetoric around human targets.
- · Direct action communiqués
- · Anarchist / antifa crossover
- · Lab / construction site targeting
- · ALF / ELF claim channels
- · Vegan outreach fronts
- · FBI JTTF reporting
- · Europol TE-SAT
- · National Counterterrorism Center (NCTC)
- · International Centre for Counter-Terrorism (ICCT)