# Claim table — Save Europe Act Reel

| Claim / issue | Evidence preserved | PBC treatment |
|---|---|---|
| The Reel says media attacks are branding Save Europe Act and Eva Vlaardingerbroek as right-wing extremist. | Instagram caption and transcript both state this claim. | Verified as a claim made by the speaker; the article does not verify each media article alleged. |
| The Reel says the “line” for right-wing extremism changed in 2023 from violence to non-violent ideas that “undermine democracy.” | Transcript at 39–61 seconds. Europol TE-SAT 2023 page confirms official EU terrorism/extremism monitoring exists, but the quick source pass did not prove the exact alleged Dutch definition change. | Treated as an asserted interpretation needing a specific Dutch-intelligence-source citation. |
| Save Europe Act says it seeks one million signatures. | Instagram caption and Save Europe Act website say one million; official EU Citizens’ Initiative page explains registration, support collection and Commission response stages. | One-million-signature framing is plausible for an ECI-style campaign, but PBC notes registration/verification details matter. |
| Save Europe Act advocates stopping mass migration and remigration. | Save Europe Act website text captured; transcript names “remigration.” | Reported as the organization’s stated political demand, with no endorsement of ethnic or religious targeting. |
| The Reel says a former intelligence agent is behind research classifying the movement. | Transcript names “Yella/Jella Postma” as a former intelligence agent; PBC did not independently verify that role in this pass. | Flagged as unresolved and requiring direct source records. |
| The later X version preserves the full video and engagement metadata. | X metadata, MP4, transcript and contact sheet added 2026-08-19. | Supported as preserved source media; used as primary video copy. |