The Claim
Four claims, tested against documents
Grades: DOCUMENTED — the document itself, with citation. CORROBORATED — multiple independent sources. INFERRED — a reading the documents support but do not state. SPECULATIVE — a hypothesis the documents neither prove nor kill.
The Timeline
2023 → December 2026
Four threads run through the record: the faith build-out, the AI accord and its executive machinery, the state-power agenda, and the October flashpoint. Click any event to open it. Filter by thread.
The Executive Orders
Click down to each one
Four orders anchor the case: the AI rename, the Manhattan-Project science effort, the religious liberty commission, and the media order that executed the document's CPB line item and lost in court.
The Register
The military's religion register
Every service member carries a religion code on their official record. In 2026 the Department of War rewrote that register — more than 200 identities cut to 31 — built an office to oversee it, and put the religion on the uniform. The framework is real, and it has a documented historical twin.
How it works, documented
What it looks like
The best counter-argument, in their own words
What this changes in the case
The Map
How it maps
Eighteen documented actors, four threads, eight documented bridges. Click an actor to see their documented role; the bridges below are the actual documented connections — not the ones a conspiracy would need.
The Document
What Project 2025 actually says
Mandate for Leadership (Heritage Foundation, 2023) — 920 pages. Nine verbatim passages, with printed page numbers, plus a keyword sweep of the whole file.
The document does NOT say: it is a "100 days" plan (0 hits), it names DOGE (0 hits), or that October 2026 is the culmination. It says it is ready for execution on day one — and by its own measure, 60 percent of its recommendations became policy under the first Trump administration.
The Evidence Ladder
Twenty-seven entries, each with a grade
The working file. Every entry cites its source; the full case file (with URLs and local copies) is the linked document.
The Verdict
What the documents support
Supported
Not supported
What would change it
Sources