[Ssf] Protest - I can, you can, anyone can!

[Dan]

I think I've sent this to the list before, but I thought I'd send it 
again.  Bizarre - the BBC have, er, come up with this, um, er, really 
brilliant website with STACKS of stuff on, er... what might be called 
reclaiming power, or some such thing.  They cover everything except how 
to build molotov cocktails.  Although maybe they do that too and I just 
haven't looked hard enough.

Just goes to show what a wishy-washy liberal I am: it's exactly what I'd 
do if I were doing a similar website: make no prescription about what 
people WANT to take action on, and just supply people with the tools to 
do it.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/ican/

This page has everything on how to campaign, from publicity to protests 
to sit-ins to using the net: - and an excellent guide on how to research 
issues and how to avoid being sued:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/ican/howtocampaign

And this page is entitled 'how to organise a protest'.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/ican/A1930916

Probably shouldn't tell too many people about this - direct action being 
encouraged by Auntie.  Hardly likely to aid the romanticism of resisting 
the state, eh?

If they're not careful, they'll get their servers impounded by the FBI.

Dan