A Demonstrator’s Guide to Operational Security

Fighting Back, Staying Free

https://crimethinc.com/opsec

How do police and federal agents identify and target those who participate in demonstrations? What countermeasures can we take to hinder this kind of repression? In this anonymously submitted text, one affinity group explores how they address these questions.

Once upon a time, only those who intended to engage in high-risk confrontational protest activity had to concern themselves with surveillance and security. Today, surveillance and policing are becoming much more invasive and arbitrary. Even if you never violate any law, the state may nonetheless seek to make an example of you. Everyone who might participate in a demonstration at some point should familiarize themselves with the security protocols that radicals have developed over the years.

“Palestine is not far. Nor is it near. It is within reach of the revolution.” - Martyr Naji Al-Ali

Glowing rather bright today, fed.

The tech bro has made the groundbreaking discovery: imagination

Are you building revolution and teaching or are you looking for a quick dunk and alienating your fellow worker?

Broken clock is right twice a day, but that doesn't make it an accurate clock

As a reminder:

Twitter is a platform owned by a far right billionaire who actively controls the algorithm and censors discussions he does not like.

Taking twitter as some sort of representation of a public form is taking neo Nazi bait. The platform actively promotes far right posts to the top and depending on language used will demote other posts to the bottom

hence removing words concerning transgender people unless it helps with their erasure

A lot of leftists still on the platform have begun to accept right wing framing as the only way to discuss topics and blind to how it's affected them.


Don't be a Twitter brain for God sakes.