Resistance Magazine

Resistance Magazine is an extremist propaganda periodical cited as the source of cut‑out letters and recruitment markers. Described in briefing as a magazine‑style publication (issue pages with bold headlines, blocky type and imagery, printed on standard magazine stock), fragments of its pages—letters and slogan fragments—have been physically excised and repurposed in anonymous threat notes. Secret Service personnel handle copies and clippings as forensic artifacts, using layout, typeset and content cues to tie threats to teenage skinhead recruitment.

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S1E18 · Six Meetings Before Lunch

Escalating Extremist Threats Against the First Daughter

Resistance Magazine is referenced as the forensic source: OPR matched the paper and typeset of cut‑out letters to this publication, making it a narrative clue that links harassment to organized recruitment channels and youth radicalization.

Before: In investigative possession (as sample or reference held by OPR/FBI), identified by analysts.

After: Remains an evidentiary reference for further forensic comparison and investigative follow‑up.

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S1E18 · Six Meetings Before Lunch

Protocol and Panic: C.J. Presses Gina

Resistance Magazine is cited as the forensic source of the cut-and-paste letters; its identification ties the anonymous threats to white‑supremacist recruitment culture and frames the briefing's analytic claims that inform Gina's refusal to discuss protectee behavior.

Before: An evidentiary artifact already analyzed by OPR and presented as a matched typeset and paper source.

After: Held as evidence for investigators and referenced as part of ongoing forensic work; physically unchanged but increasingly central to investigative leads.

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