Resources

Sister chapters, primary research, and an operational kit. Use what fits your context. Treat each tool as a default, not an endorsement.

Movement and research

DIMSEdimse.info/sweden
The Database of Israeli Military and Security Export. Searchable trade data on Israeli military, security, and police weapons and services since 2000. Filters by country and by weapon system.
AFSC Purge Palantir mapafsc.org/map-palantir-locations
Maps Palantir's known contracts and stakeholders across universities, hospitals, governments, utilities, and pension funds. Use it to identify local targets for divestment and pressure work.
Who Profits Research Centerwhoprofits.org
Standing reference for company-level research on the occupation economy.

Palestinagrupperna i Sverigewww.palestinagrupperna.se/stoparmingisrael
Sweden's Palestine solidarity organization, founded 1976 through the merger of local Palestine groups. The chapter coordinates with their Stop Arming Israel campaign.

Defaults the chapter uses for sensitive work. None of these are silver bullets; threat models matter more than products.

CryptPadcryptpad.org
End-to-end encrypted alternative to common office suites. Documents, spreadsheets, kanban; share by URL.

OnionShareonionshare.org
Open-source file sharing over Tor. The URL is unguessable; the recipient downloads directly from your machine while you're online.

Signalsignal.org
End-to-end encrypted messaging and calls with forward secrecy and post-compromise security. The standard for sensitive coordination.

GrapheneOSgrapheneos.org
Hardened, privacy-focused Android-compatible OS. Useful when your phone is part of your threat model: removes Google services and mitigates several common surveillance vectors. Pixel hardware required.

Proton VPNprotonvpn.com
VPN from the Proton Mail organization.
Mullvadmullvad.net
Sweden-based. Paid in cash or BTC; no email account required.
Obscuraobscura.net
Newer privacy-focused VPN with multi-hop architecture.

Eric Hughes, 1993