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Tips, tricks, and excerpts from the book that you can use in your own resistance efforts–plus news on upcoming things from the authors.
Kit on critical information analysis
Over at the new blog American Partisan, Kit Perez (co-author of Basics of Resistance) has been posting about critical information analysis. This is a subject we touched on in the book: how to determine what resistance information you hold is critical, what the likely...
Everyday resistance: David Gross On the Picket Line
There are many misconceptions about resistance. A lot of people assume resistance implies armed violence. That's unfortunate and untrue; taking up arms is a last resort when all else has failed. It's actually one of the least common aspects of resistance. Another...
The resistance goes on
These two items crossed my computer screen last week. They exemplify how resistance is universal and unstoppable.
How NOT to Be a Whistleblower
Being a whistleblower is all the rage now. To paraphrase the old saying, "Leak it if you've got it." Some who reveal secret documents might be attention-seekers craving validation; others are genuinely waking to the realization that we have a serious surveillance...
Break the rules
Excerpt: Associates
In today’s excerpt from our new book Basics of Resistance, we look into Chapter 9: Allies and Associates. By this point, we’ve talked extensively about your core group, its members, and its operations. Now we look at outsiders who may help or hinder you. We pick up after the discussion of close allies and move on to more casual contacts. NOTE: We owe this chapter to a great supporter of our project who prefers to keep a low profile.
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