Chadian People's Revolutionary Movement is no longer active.

Chaotic Attack Front has committed two arson attacks: one against an Athens branch of Eurobank, and the other against the central offices of PASOK, the socialist party that controlled Greek politics until March 2004.  Their second attack was intended to show support for shipyard workers.  (PASOK had privatized Skaramanga Shipyards the previous month.)  The group's target selection indicates that they are strongly anti-capitalist, as is the larger Greek terrorist movement.

Both of Chaotic Attack Front's attacks have been Molotov cocktail bombings, which suggest a low level of technological sophistication, and therefore a low level of organization.  Their second attack was unusual in that it involved an extremely large number of people (15 to 20 young men, according to Greek police).  Attacking in a large group is relatively risky because it increases the likelihood that the police will apprehend one of the attackers.   Most other Greek terrorist groups attack in small groups.  Moreover, of the 15 to 20 Molotov cocktails thrown in the attack, only three actually exploded, suggesting that the group had little to no training or experience.  Chaotic Attack Front has claimed no attacks since June of 2002, and is presumed inactive.

The Charles Martel Group, also known as the Charles Martel Club, was an anti-Arab organization that operated in the 1970's and 1980's in France.  The majority of its attacks were on Algerian government and business installations.  Algeria, a former French colony, had fought a bitter war for independence, and many Algerian refugees were settling in France around this time.  <br /><P><br />Charles Martel, the group's namesake, is a famous figure in French history, and his defeat of the Arab Moorish armies at Tours in 732 is presumably the motivation for this terrorist group's invocation of his name.  The name Charles Martel has often been invoked by anti-immigrant and anti-Arab groups, both inside and outside France.  Members of the Secret Army Organization, a terrorist organization aimed at toppling the French government due to its eventual support for Algerian independence, used this name in the 1960's.  In the United States, the Charles Martel Society is a right-wing anti-immigration academic group.