A malcontented
rebel-at-heart
who dreams of
overthrown systems.

Mapping Police Violence, the Washington Post Fatal Force index, Fatal Encounters, the Invisible Institute Citizens Police Data Project, and a four-year community news archive, all merged and deduped into one canonical file. 82,000 raw rows reduced to 63,000 canonical incidents through cross-source matching on victim name, state, and date. Every entry tracks its source provenance and primary documentation URL; no entries without sourcing. Browse by year, by source, or by named officer; bulk download as CSV or JSON, free under CC BY 4.0. The Behind the Blue Wall historical dataset is being chased separately through Invisible Institute outreach.

Good faith, bad faith, friend, foe, exploratory, directed ... nine scenarios, eleven move families, all with worked examples from real exchanges. Longform handbook for the deep read, interactive picker for real-time triage during a conversation, browsable catalog of every move. The Custom Firmware Principle runs through it: every person you meet runs different cognitive software, so the moves are tools to compose against the specific person in front of you, never a script to recite. Family J (the leg sweep) carries explicit guardrails because last-resort confrontation has its own ethics.

Twenty-two scenarios live across the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada (bilingual EN/FR), Australia, and six European Union member states (Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Portugal, Netherlands; each bilingual EN/local). Web pages for reading; flyer + wallet card PDFs that travel without us, free to print and free to distribute. Sourced against the major civil liberties and Indigenous-led legal organisations in each jurisdiction.