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How to illegally and safely cross the Mexican border (from the Mexican Government)
This pamphlet put out by the Mexican government in 2005 instructs migrants how to safely enter the United States illegally and live there without being detected. Officials say the small booklet, illustrated in comic-book style, is not intended to encourage illegal immigration, but to reduce the loss of life. In 2004, more than 300 migrants died while crossing rivers and deserts to reach the...
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Copwatch: Know your rights! Three downloadable pamphlets.
Three downloadable pamphlets from Berkeley based Copwatch. **The Pocket Guide is great to keep in your wallet. It gives you phone numbers for lawyers, ACLU, and more. It also has your basic rights if being arrested or observing an arrest. **Copwatch 101 is a how-to make your own Copwatch in order to discourage/attempt to stop police brutality and harassment' by arming you with information...
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Mindfulness Meditation for Police in Protest Situations
This 12 minute audio track is for playing at the police during protests or other appropriate situations. It was created with the hypothesis that poor decision making and excessive police force are often the result of being immersed in a stressful situation and/or a lack of empathy (a sense of “us” and “them”). These stressful forces can lead to the injury and murder of our citizens, but many of...
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How to Surrender - US propaganda from the Gulf War (1991)
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Illustrated Medical Pamphlet for Protests: via Occupy Oakland (download)
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Lockboxes
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Torches
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Evasion
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How to Crash a Conference - by the Yes Lab
Rating: 100
How to illegally and safely cross the Mexican border (from the Mexican Government)
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Hiking Trail Stickers: No Drones, No Speakers
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