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All graphics use a restrained editorial design inspired by visual elements on A/I’s public website: warm white, black rules, ET Book-style serif type and a recurring red R* mark. A black footer identifies Sabot Media and We Will Free Us as independent publishers not affiliated with A/I.

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Warm-white horizontal article image headed by a red R* mark. Large black serif text reads “The Server Called Paranoia,” followed by red text, “Defend Autistici/Inventati.” Supporting text describes twenty-five years of resistant communication and the U.S. attempt to make it untouchable.

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Wide warm-white banner with black serif text reading “The Server Called Paranoia,” red text reading “Defend Autistici/Inventati,” and the call “Read, share, preserve, organize independently.” A pale red R* mark appears at right.

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Warm-white card promoting the free +KAOS book. Text at left reads “FREE +KAOS: Ten Years of Hacking and Media Activism” and “The story of A/I, in its own words.” The pink-and-green book cover appears once at right beside a black “Download the book” button.

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Cover card with a small red R* mark and large black and red serif title: “The Server Called Paranoia.” Text reads “Defend Autistici/Inventati before September 25” and “Read, share, preserve, organize.”

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Card titled “Not a platform company. A movement infrastructure.” It says A/I was born in 2001 from Italy’s autonomous anticapitalist movement and digital-rights struggle, then lists email, Noblogs, servers and shared knowledge.

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Vertical timeline titled “Repression became architecture.” Red R* marks connect six dates: Paranoia going online in 2001; Trenitalia censorship in 2004; the Aruba breach and Plan R* in 2005; the Norway seizure in 2010; and the U.S. shift to isolation in 2026.

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Card titled “Use became support. Hosting became participation.” It contrasts the U.S. focus on infrastructure used by radical movements with what its public case does not show: that A/I planned actions, selected targets, authored hosted material or directed users.

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Minimal quotation card reproducing A/I’s public statement: “We deny all allegations included in the statements.”

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Minimal quotation card reproducing A/I’s public statement: “We will not back down, we will keep doing what we have been doing all these years.”

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Minimal quotation card reproducing A/I’s public statement: “Antifascism and anticapitalism are not terrorism. Protesting is not terrorism.”

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Black deadline card with a small red R* mark and an enormous red “25.” It states that the temporary U.S. wind-down authorization ends September 25 at 12:01 a.m. Eastern and names banks, hosts, registrars and technology providers as pressure points.

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Comparison card titled “A/I prepared for machines to vanish. Sanctions target the world around them.” One column lists server seizure, hostile providers, hardware loss, censorship and data demands. The other lists banking, donations, domains, bandwidth and global access.

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Action card titled “What we can do now.” Six numbered actions read: read their history; share their public statement; preserve public archives; document over-compliance; organize independently; pressure institutions.

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Archiving card titled “Servers can be seized. History should not be.” It asks readers to save public Noblogs materials, record source details, respect privacy and authorship, and never access private accounts, bypass security or expose people.

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Two-column card titled “September 25 is not a deadline for silence.” The “Do” column lists reporting, criticism, protest, education, preservation and independent organizing. The “Do not” column warns against improvised donations, rerouted funds, disguised payments, private-data access, promised direct services and guessing at sanctions law.

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Final call reading “Do not leave the knowledge with experts. Do not leave the infrastructure in one place. Do not leave the targeted to stand alone.” It ends: “Before September 25: Read. Share. Preserve. Organize.”

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Warm-white quotation card with red serif text: “The first server was called Paranoia.”

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Warm-white quotation card with black serif text: “The danger is isolation—not merely a server going dark.”

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Warm-white quotation card with red serif text: “Hosting speech is not the same as authoring it.”

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Warm-white quotation card with black serif text: “Repression became architecture.”

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Vertical Story card reading “September 25. The wind-down period ends. The attack is aimed at the world around the servers.”

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Vertical Story card reading “A/I responds: ‘We will not back down.’ Read the collective’s complete public statement.”

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Vertical Story card reading “Do not leave them alone. Read, share, preserve. Organize independently before September 25.”
