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The Threat Library contains a lot of information on State repressive techniques. This can have a paralyzing effect by making the State seem all-powerful. The State is not all-powerful.[^In fact, the vast majority of anarchist direct actions are not successfully prosecuted. Frustrated investigators in [Bremen, Germany](res://index.html#not-stupid), and [Grenoble, France](https://actforfree.noblogs.org/post/2022/04/17/grenoblefrance-these-saboteurs-of-the-ultra-left-have-been-elusive-for-five-years), have spoken to the media about their failure to repress any of the arsons that have taken place in both locations over the years, which they attribute to the mitigations taken by the arsonists.] The intent of the Threat Library is neither to minimize nor exaggerate the State's capabilities, but rather to understand its options and how those options are used in different contexts.
The Threat Library contains a lot of information on State repressive techniques. This can have a paralyzing effect by making the State seem all-powerful. The State is not all-powerful[^In fact, the vast majority of anarchist direct actions are not successfully prosecuted. Frustrated investigators in [Bremen, Germany](res://index.html#not-stupid), and [Grenoble, France](https://actforfree.noblogs.org/post/2022/04/17/grenoblefrance-these-saboteurs-of-the-ultra-left-have-been-elusive-for-five-years), have spoken to the media about their failure to repress any of the arsons that have taken place in both locations over the years, which they attribute to the mitigations taken by the arsonists.]. The intent of the Threat Library is neither to minimize nor exaggerate the State's capabilities, but rather to understand its options and how those options are used in different contexts.
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> No matter what, we make and will continue to make mistakes in the battle against such strong oppressive mechanisms. Mistakes that will always "cost" more compared to the cops' mistakes which are "absorbed". We must weigh the situations again and ensure that the mistakes which happened once simply can not happen again. We must study and appreciate the accumulated experience of so many years and, taking into account the tendency to prepare for the battles which already took place and not for those that will come, let's be prepared and may luck be on our side...
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> *anarchist comrades from Greece, in a [text](res://index.html#nea-filadelphia) detailing the surveillance that led to their arrest, 2013*
> No matter what, we make and will continue to make mistakes in the battle against such strong oppressive mechanisms. Mistakes that will always "cost" more compared to the cops' mistakes which are "absorbed". We must weigh the situations again and ensure that the mistakes which happened once simply can not happen again. We must study and appreciate the accumulated experience of so many years and, taking into account the tendency to prepare for the battles which already took place and not for those that will come, let's be prepared and may luck be on our side...
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> *anarchist comrades from Greece, in a [text](res://index.html#nea-filadelphia) detailing the surveillance that led to their arrest, 2013*
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Understanding the habits and motivations of an adversary in repressing an action can help you to infer the range of repressive techniques they are likely to use, and how thoroughly they will use them. The [repressive operations](tl://repressive-operations/index.html) can help you gain an understanding of how a given technique is used in a given context.
Understanding the habits and motivations of an adversary in repressing an action can help you to infer the range of repressive techniques they are likely to use, and how thoroughly they will use them. The [repressive operations](tl://repressive-operations/index.html) can help you gain an understanding of how a given technique is used in a given context.
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There is a lot of information in the Threat Library. It can be overwhelming. How can you use the Threat Library in your life, in a particular project, or when carrying out actions? This tutorial is designed to help you navigate the Threat Library using *attack trees*.[^For another approach to threat modeling that can also serve as a tutorial to the Threat Library, see [Threat Modeling Fundamentals](res://index.html#threat-modeling).]
There is a lot of information in the Threat Library. It can be overwhelming. How can you use the Threat Library in your life, in a particular project, or when carrying out actions? This tutorial is designed to help you navigate the Threat Library using *attack trees*.[^For another approach to threat modeling that can also serve as a tutorial to the Threat Library, see [Threat Modeling Fundamentals](res://index.html#threat-modeling).]
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To translate the Threat Library to a new language or improve an existing translation, see [this page](core://translations.html).
To translate the Threat Library to a new language or improve an existing translation, see [this page](core://translations.html).
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## Translations
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The Threat Library aims to reference repressive operations that have targeted anarchists or other rebels anywhere in the world, and that feature interesting repressive techniques that are representative of local State repression. In order to diversify our coverage we are particularly looking for operations outside of Western Europe or North America, but we welcome contributions from these regions as well.
The Threat Library aims to reference repressive operations that have targeted anarchists or other rebels anywhere in the world, and that feature interesting repressive techniques that are representative of local State repression. In order to diversify our coverage we are particularly looking for operations outside of Western Europe or North America, but we welcome contributions from these regions as well.
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