Below you will find two sections. The first, Primary Sources, indicates that a file was directly referenced by an influential news article or report. A good start would be to explore the text category. The second section is for Guides & Documentation and is comprised of how-to information. Questions addressed range from organizational to tactical.
Subcomandante Marcos | | June 29, 2005
The full text of the Sixth Declaration of the Selva Lacandona, published in June 2005 by the Zapatista Army of National Liberation (EZLN). [html]
Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives | | January 6, 2005
At the beginning of 2005, for the first time ever, the White House released details about who receives money under the "faith-based" grant program. [pdf]
Staff | | February 17, 2005
"Diligence Middle East is the Middle East subsidiary of Diligence LLC, a premier global risk consultancy and strategic business information provider. DME Iraq security services utilize integrated Expatriate and Iraqi specialists, providing for all aspects of security and information support to governmental, non-governmental and commercial organizations. Current operations in Iraq include discreet personal security teams, managed guard forces, risk and threat assessments and contingency planning, secure movement of high value assets, and bespoke training packages. DME also provides due diligence and investigative services for clients engaging in business in the region." [doc]
Lynne Cheney | | January 1, 1981
A pdf version of Lynne Cheney's romance novel that was published in 1981 and has since been suppressed. USA Today that " A publisher has canceled plans to reissue a racy novel by Lynne Cheney, wife of Vice President Dick Cheney, after she said the book did not represent her 'best work.' New American Library, an imprint of Penguin Group (USA), was going to reprint Sisters, a historical romance published in 1981 that includes brothels, attempted rapes and a lesbian love affair."
03-Mar-2004
Privacy has been becoming an increasing concern in more people's lives for quite a few years now. Apparently people aren't concerned about it in their email correspondence, though, if current practice is any indication. A little program called Pretty Good Privacy began to change things, and that technology is available for Mac OS X. [more]
26-Nov-2003
Everytime you buy something from large corporations, you participate in the system that causes wars. In our society, however, large corporations are often the only producers of much-needed products. Political shoplifting is an easy solution to help you get what you need while at the same time striking a blow against the empire. [more]
14-Nov-2003
Many activists have heard of the dreaded "Black Block" as if it is some secret organization of radicals. In reality, a bloc is merely a tactic used by activists hoping to resist police oppression and accomplish their goals effectively. CrimethInc. has done it again and written a beautiful tactics manual on blocs. [more]
28-Oct-2003
If you want to get a word out where everyone can see it and nobody can touch it, your best bet is Usenet. Web mirrors are neat, but how many can you really expect? A Usenet message exists in over 100,000 places. [more]
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Creating a successful peace group on your campus can be broken down into three distinct steps: Activate, Motivate, and Spread.
Most colleges and universities in America likely have peace groups who have existed for years. Their agendas are probably quite diverse because during times such as only last year, when their America was not engaged in an overt war, they had to look to more subtle injustices that were being committed. The first step to creating a peace movement in America, then, is to re-activate groups who may have become dormant... [more]
How do we go about motivating people that this is a war that needs to be acted against, not just watched? By being visible! Simple things can make your organization a visible part of the campus... [more]
Spreading is the most important part of any organization. The biggest asset you will have are friendship bonds that will develop over the course of your organization's activities. To strengthen this, throw parties, host BBQs, and have fun. To spread you must grow your membership beyond "the same old people." To do this you need to be a social, as well as political, force on campus. [more]
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