Weekly civic intelligence report · v2.2
Matthew Livelsberger, the soldier who died in the Cybertruck explosion, left a note indicating the attack was intended as a 'wakeup call' for country ills and warned about World War III.
A-score: Violence incident (soldier suicide/explosion) scores 2.0 on violence driver, 1.0 on rule_of_law (investigation/security response). Severity reduced (0.8 durability - single incident, 0.9 precedent - unusual but not systemic). Information_operation mechanism adds 15% modifier. Base=(0*0.22+1*0.18+0*0.16+0*0.14+0*0.14+0*0.10+2*0.06)*5=0.728*5=3.64, final=3.64*0.72*1.15*1.0=3.35. B-score: Layer1 extremely high - Cybertruck explosion at Trump hotel with manifesto is peak media catnip (outrage:8, meme:7, novelty:9, media:9, avg=8.25*0.55=4.54). Layer2 strong - massive mismatch between individual tragedy and systemic implications (8), timing near political transitions (7), narrative pivot to WWIII warnings (6), pattern_match moderate (5), avg=6.5. Intentionality high (9/15) - manifesto release, symbolic target selection, media-friendly format. Layer2_weighted=6.5*0.45*(1+9/15)=6.5*0.45*1.6=4.68. Final=4.54+4.68=9.22*100/28≈32.9. D=3.35-32.55=-29.2. B>=25 AND D<=-10 = List B.
Monitor for exploitation of soldier's mental health crisis and manifesto content to drive apocalyptic narratives or political polarization. Track whether incident generates sustained policy discussion versus spectacle consumption. Individual tragedy with manifesto creates distraction vector from substantive veteran mental health/support issues.