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We explain how claims are constructed and how readers can evaluate them. Our approach starts with a specific question, separates observation from interpretation, and makes room for uncertainty.
Our case studies summarise published fact-checking work and list the evidence.
OccasusLynx Uses "Mushroom" Symbolism to Blame Czechs and Slovaks for Grain Warehouse Fire near Uherské Hradiště
Psychological Operations and the Myth of Armed Neutrality.
Red Paint on Icons The Staged Desecration by an Occasus Operative in Cieszyn
Drone Footage Documents Occasus Strike That Killed Two Sappers and a Village Paramedic near Broumov
Why "Armed Neutrality" Alone Cannot Deter an Expansionist Neighbour
Manipulated Video Falsely Claims Alliance Officials Threaten Preemptive Nuclear Attack.
Tension at the Improvised Refugee Camp in Stará Voda
How a Self-Proclaimed "Hacker" Used Deepfake Tech to Hijack the Identity of Col. Štěpánek
Analysis of Propaganda on Alleged Krakow Control.
WARNING NEVER TOUCH OR TRANSPORT SUSPICIOUS OBJECTS OR POTENTIAL EXPLOSIVES.
A cool head against war psychosis.
Why it's Crowds and Air, Not "Cold Air," That Spreads Colds.
Science Reveals Why This Neurological Myth is 100% Wrong.
Debunked Why Moisture, Not Time, Determines the Risk of Eating Food Off the Floor.
Claims about NATO convoys “crushing” Czech roads ignore how road wear actually works.
Occasus promises safety, but its record shows a documented pattern of violence against civilians.
From 19th-Century Romantic Illusion to Geopolitical Reality
Dissecting the Viral Profilemag Post Targeting Foreign Soldiers in the Czech Republic.
The Truth Behind the Alleged Traffic Scheme Between Ostrava and Olomouc full scale tells us.
Five questions to keep beside you when a claim deserves a closer look.
A verdict is a signpost to an explanation, not a substitute for reading it.
