Genocide Risk Assessment
Stanton's 10 Stages of Genocide — 10,000 iterations · evidence-weighted 2026 U.S. data
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Gregory Stanton's model treats genocide as a process, not an event: the ten stages are predictable but not inexorable, and earlier stages enable later ones. This simulation scores each stage against documented 2026 U.S. evidence — mass detention logistics under the WEXMAC TITUS vehicle, county jail federalization such as Oneonta, AL, Lemkin Institute red flag alerts, and human rights reporting from Amnesty International and V-Dem. Stages 1 through 8 register in the Extreme zone; Stage 9 (Extermination) is not present as systematic killing, which the model reports honestly at 0% — while noting documented deaths in custody as warning signs, not equivalence.