Weekly civic intelligence report · v2.2
The Pentagon issued directives to Stars and Stripes military publication to eliminate what it characterized as 'woke distractions.' This represents editorial control over military communications.
A-score: Editorial directives to military publication trigger rule_of_law (3 - government press control), civil_rights (3 - press freedom concerns), separation (2 - civilian-military boundary), capture (2 - ideological control of institution). Norm_erosion_only mechanism applies 0.7 modifier. Federal/narrow scope yields 0.9 modifier. Severity: precedent elevated (1.15) for military press control, durability moderate (1.1), reversibility high (0.95). Final A=7.56. B-score: 'Woke' framing maximizes outrage_bait (8) and media_friendliness (8), strong meme_ability (7). Layer 2 shows high narrative_pivot (8) into culture war, mismatch (7) between directive gravity and culture war packaging. Intentionality indicators strong: culture war framing, vague threat, narrative alignment, symbolic targeting = 11/15. High intent_weight (0.55) applied. Final B=30.79. Delta=-23.23 clearly indicates List B classification.
Monitor for actual implementation details, specific content restrictions, legal challenges from press freedom organizations, and whether this represents isolated directive or systematic pattern of military media control. Track Stars and Stripes editorial independence metrics and any staff resignations or protests.