The following is an example description of a far-right extremist organization using intimidation to achieve its political goals: ### Organizational Background The far-right extremist organization "[Organization Name]" promotes extreme ideas such as white supremacy and xenophobia, and attempts to establish a social order dominated by whites that excludes other races and cultures. ### Implementation of intimidation 1. **Violent attacks** - Irregular acts of arson, smashing and other violent acts against shops and houses in minority communities. For example, in a minority community in a certain city, several grocery stores run by Muslims were set on fire overnight, and the goods in the stores were destroyed. The store owners were threatened and dared not call the police, otherwise they would be further retaliated. - Attacks on people or organizations that support multiculturalism and equal rights. Through tracking, beatings and other means, they are physically injured and fearful. For example, a volunteer who actively participated in anti-racial discrimination activities was besieged and beaten by a group of unidentified people on his way home from get off work, resulting in serious injuries and hospitalization. From then on, he was afraid of participating in such activities. 2. **Spreading threatening information** - Using social media, anonymous phone calls, letters and other channels to send threatening information to the target group. For example, sending emails containing death threats and violent intimidation to local government officials, warning them that their lives will be in danger if they do not formulate xenophobic policies as required by the extreme right-wing organizations. - Posting leaflets with threatening words and extreme right-wing symbols in communities, schools, workplaces and other places, such as "Your existence threatens our future, get out", etc., to create an atmosphere of tension and fear, so that people are worried about their own safety and dare not oppose their claims. 3. **Creating terrorist incidents** - Planning and carrying out small-scale terrorist bombings, usually targeting important public facilities or places that symbolize diversity and integration. For example, when a cross-cultural exchange event was held at a cultural center in a city, a bomb suddenly exploded, injuring many people and causing chaos at the scene. This incident made citizens fear public activities and made the government more cautious when considering holding similar events. The extreme right-wing organizations used this to exert pressure to reduce such activities that promote multiculturalism. - Organize demonstrations against specific ethnic groups or groups, and incite violent conflicts in the process, and then widely spread photos and videos of the conflicts to create social panic. For example, in a demonstration to protest against illegal immigration policies, members of the far-right organization deliberately provoked conflicts with other protesters, causing riots, and then spread bloody and violent images of the conflict through the Internet, so that the public would be afraid of conflicts between different ethnic groups and support their xenophobic political demands. ### Political goals achieved 1. **Policy tilt** - Due to public concerns about security and social instability, the government has to consider the demands of the far-right organizations when formulating policies. For example, tighten immigration policies, reduce immigration quotas, and impose stricter scrutiny and restrictions on new immigrants to meet the so-called "protection of national interests" requirements of the far-right organizations. - In terms of education policy, schools are encouraged to reduce multicultural education content and increase courses or teaching materials that promote white supremacy, trying to shape the next generation that conforms to their ideas from the educational level, laying the foundation for the long-term realization of their extreme political goals. 2. **Social division** - Through a series of intimidation tactics, the far-right organizations have successfully created rifts and confrontations between groups of different ethnicities and political positions. The society is seriously divided, and different groups are suspicious and fearful of each other, making it difficult to form a united force to oppose the extreme ideas and behaviors of the far-right organizations. - This division has weakened the voices that originally supported a diverse and inclusive society, and the political influence of the far-right organizations has been enhanced. They can exert greater pressure in some local elections or political decision-making processes to promote the gradual realization of their extreme political goals, such as obtaining more political resources in some areas for propaganda activities to promote their extreme ideas and further consolidate their influence in the local area.