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  1. A Radical Guide @[email protected] ·

    From the archive: Ep 21 of A Radical Podcast covers cop watching, communities monitoring police directly. Legal frameworks, tactics, risks, and a spotlight on the UK's Northern Police Monitoring Project.

    radical-guide.com/a-radical-po

    #CopWatch #PoliceAccountability #CommunityDefense #AbolitionNow

    #copwatch #policeaccountability #communitydefense #abolitionnow
  2. A Radical Guide @[email protected] ·

    From the archive: Ep 21 of A Radical Podcast covers cop watching, communities monitoring police directly. Legal frameworks, tactics, risks, and a spotlight on the UK's Northern Police Monitoring Project.

    radical-guide.com/a-radical-po

    #CopWatch #PoliceAccountability #CommunityDefense #AbolitionNow

    #copwatch #policeaccountability #communitydefense #abolitionnow
  3. A Radical Guide @[email protected] ·

    From the archive: Ep 21 of A Radical Podcast covers cop watching, communities monitoring police directly. Legal frameworks, tactics, risks, and a spotlight on the UK's Northern Police Monitoring Project.

    radical-guide.com/a-radical-po

    #CopWatch #PoliceAccountability #CommunityDefense #AbolitionNow

    #copwatch #policeaccountability #communitydefense #abolitionnow
  4. A Radical Guide @[email protected] ·

    From the archive: Ep 21 of A Radical Podcast covers cop watching, communities monitoring police directly. Legal frameworks, tactics, risks, and a spotlight on the UK's Northern Police Monitoring Project.

    radical-guide.com/a-radical-po

    #CopWatch #PoliceAccountability #CommunityDefense #AbolitionNow

    #abolitionnow #communitydefense #policeaccountability #copwatch
  5. A Radical Guide @[email protected] ·

    From the archive: Ep 21 of A Radical Podcast covers cop watching, communities monitoring police directly. Legal frameworks, tactics, risks, and a spotlight on the UK's Northern Police Monitoring Project.

    radical-guide.com/a-radical-po

    #CopWatch #PoliceAccountability #CommunityDefense #AbolitionNow

    #copwatch #policeaccountability #communitydefense #abolitionnow
  6. LukefromDC @[email protected] ·

    Concerned Citizens Stand Against ICE In Frederick Maryland

    This is DC Media Group's report on that same Siege of Frederick MD by ICE:

    dcmediagroup.us/2026/09/06/con

    Frederick, MD—A group of Frederick residents pulled together to defend the Taskers Chance neighborhood after Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) staked out the area Thursday to Friday. The encounter lasted nearly 40 hours and involved scores of people – from the neighborhood itself, from Frederick, and from surrounding counties – working together to keep one another safe from the threat of ICE.

    Reportedly, the stake out began when ICE pulled over an individual in Taskers Chance early Thursday morning and threatened to break their window if they did not exit the vehicle. Somehow, the person escaped.

    After that, numerous ICE vehicles descended on the neighborhood, sitting at corners and on residential streets, quietly menacing the community. Some people were afraid to leave their homes. Parents did not know if they could safely bring their children to the bus stops, what with a black-tinted Nissan Maxima belonging to ICE now stationed by at least one of those stops.

    Even more concerning, on the second day of what one observer called “a siege,” ICE pulled over a community member as they left Taskers Chance to go to work. Though the person was let go, they were badly shaken

    In response to this, the community organized a neighborhood watch to monitor agents’ activity. The residents formed impromptu watch points and began recording ICE movements. Volunteers watched over children as the busses dropped them off. They offered to escort at risk neighbors to work.

    As the ICE stakeout entered a second day and word spread, others lent their support. One of those involved in the community effort spoke to DCMG on the condition that they not be identified. They remained in the neighborhood for about a day and served as an observer.

    Video of previous ICE actions shared on social media have depicted ICE agents skirting legal boundaries by seizing people without warrants, macing and beating First Amendment protesters, ramming other drivers. and using deadly force to kill unarmed citizens. DHS has in many documented cases, skirted or ignored court orders and directives in response to legal challenges from immigration organizations.

    The Thursday over Friday incident in Frederick was no exception to the spotted history of ICE tactics that have played out since this administration adopted a new formula for removal.

    Video shared by the observer showed ICE vehicles driving at high speeds down residential streets, circling blocks as an intimidation tactic, and in at least one instant, driving through a stop sign without even slowing down.

    In a separate incident on the second day of the stakeout, ICE drove aggressively towards a grandmother who was standing watch on a corner.

    According to research by The Marshal Project, ICE and Customs and Border Protection (CPB) have taken 610,000 into custody and placed them in camps, more than the population of Wyoming.

    All across the country, ICE, a sub-agency under the umbrella of DHS, has met growing resistance. DHS has drawn severe reprimands from judges and unprecedented reactions from citizens alike as the result of its removal program. The number of deaths of people in its camps was listed by Democracy Now as 57 as on September 4. Its secret flights and lack of notice of where deportees have been taken are raising questions as to international lawful conduct. ICE agents have kidnapped and disappeared 100s of thousands of immigrants since 2025, detained them in crowded cages inside makeshift camps, while under inhumane physical conditions, withheld due process, and deported them to third party countries not of their own origin. Many of the immigrants are legally in the U.S. and waiting in a long queue for citizenship.

    The citizens at Tasker Chance were acting in defiance of nationwide federal policy of rounding up immigrants. The combined actions of the neighborhood represent a growing trend of citizens angry at ICE tactics and fearful of the repercussions, yet inspired anyway to organize against State sponsored violence against immigrants not having reached full citizenship.

    Neighbors Stand In The Breach For Each Other

    They described the neighborhood as “tight-knitted”with a concern of protecting their at-risk neighbors from harm and possible disappearance of their children.

    The observer said that there were three levels of support. “There were people from that neighborhood, then there were people from Frederick, and after a call for help went out Friday morning, people from Montgomery County, Baltimore, Hagerstown, and surrounding areas showed up as well.”

    There was a mix of experienced activists, some of whom were trained in ICEWatch and rapid response, and others who weren’t trained but just wanted to support their neighbors.

    Outside groups began to mobilize to provide food and street medical technical support if needed. It would end up proving to be an important part of the logistics support in the hours to come.

    Residents sat on corners in folding chairs holding signs and began their coordinating their 24-7 neighborhood watch. They had no idea how long ICE would be there.

    ”People organized watches for when the children got on and off the busses because ICE was posted up at a number of corners and intersections, and some of those places were bus stops. ICE wouldn’t move away when the kids were gathered there,” according to the source.

    As the night fell, it became apparent what home ICE was targeting because they were parked in unmarked vehicles outside it. Neighbors formed a line outside the home on the sidewalk. They began dancing to music. Fed up with the neighborhood resistance, an ICE agent drove his unmarked vehicle onto the sidewalk in front of the targeted home, ordering the neighbors to get off the property. At the same time another ICE vehicle drove into the street blocking the neighbors from leaving via the street. Some walked onto the grass to avoid getting hit. Video shows the vehicle making contact with a woman. Per the observer, the woman’s foot was run over but her boots prevented injury.

    The neighbors locked arms together and formed a human chain in front of the door of the home. ICE agents charged and pushed into them began beating the group. Several were injured. They were later treated by the street medical technicians. Video shows the brutality of ICE agents.

    ICE agents went into the home after a youth opened the door. They did not find the person they were looking for. Once the house was cleared, ICE left shortly thereafter.

    ICE agents detained one person who was near the porch but released them without charges on the side of a road some distance from the neighborhood.

    The County Sheriff Chuck Jenkins showed up and ordered those not living in the neighborhood to return home. And they left.

    The source commented on the neighbors who stood up against ICE tactics, saying they were courageous. “Courage isn’t the lack of fear. Courage is taking action despite the fear,” the source said.

    Lessons Learned From The Two Day Siege

    Several observations can be made based on additional information provided from the source. They reported having observed ICE activities in other neighborhoods in Maryland. This was the longest one of any duration that they observed.

    ICE operations were conducted over three shifts for two days. The observer noted between 8 to 10 vehicles of the same make and models. Over 10 to 15 ICE agents were tied down per shift, diverting significant resources from other possible ICE operations areas while this 2-day operation took place.

    The close knit neighborhood and network of support and non-violent posture led to a coordinated response from the neighbors and supporters who came to their aid. Many in the neighborhood served as watch outs and communicators of the ICE locations, placing ICE at a disadvantage.

    The neighborhood took an interest in protecting itself from an unlawful ICE operation. Nothing the neighborhood did was illegal. They were exercising their First Amendment rights.

    ICE, on the other hand is violating basic rights established in the Bill of Rights, such as due process and illegal searches. The time will come when those individuals who are ‘following orders’ will be made to answer for their actions.

    There are other factors and details the observer confirmed that remain unpublished. The end result was no one was disappeared from the neighborhood. ICE did not maim or worse, kill anyone. Notwithstanding the injuries sustained by multiple activists, this was about as good a result as was possible.

    The country is now in the midst of a serious crisis with respect to immigration enforcement. It has been argued that this is as bad as the period during WWII when the U.S. rounded up Japanese Americans. It is a period many will look back on and describe in unkind terms.

    #ICE #Frederick #CommunityDefense

    #ice #frederick #communitydefense
  7. LukefromDC @[email protected] ·

    Concerned Citizens Stand Against ICE In Frederick Maryland

    This is DC Media Group's report on that same Siege of Frederick MD by ICE:

    dcmediagroup.us/2026/09/06/con

    Frederick, MD—A group of Frederick residents pulled together to defend the Taskers Chance neighborhood after Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) staked out the area Thursday to Friday. The encounter lasted nearly 40 hours and involved scores of people – from the neighborhood itself, from Frederick, and from surrounding counties – working together to keep one another safe from the threat of ICE.

    Reportedly, the stake out began when ICE pulled over an individual in Taskers Chance early Thursday morning and threatened to break their window if they did not exit the vehicle. Somehow, the person escaped.

    After that, numerous ICE vehicles descended on the neighborhood, sitting at corners and on residential streets, quietly menacing the community. Some people were afraid to leave their homes. Parents did not know if they could safely bring their children to the bus stops, what with a black-tinted Nissan Maxima belonging to ICE now stationed by at least one of those stops.

    Even more concerning, on the second day of what one observer called “a siege,” ICE pulled over a community member as they left Taskers Chance to go to work. Though the person was let go, they were badly shaken

    In response to this, the community organized a neighborhood watch to monitor agents’ activity. The residents formed impromptu watch points and began recording ICE movements. Volunteers watched over children as the busses dropped them off. They offered to escort at risk neighbors to work.

    As the ICE stakeout entered a second day and word spread, others lent their support. One of those involved in the community effort spoke to DCMG on the condition that they not be identified. They remained in the neighborhood for about a day and served as an observer.

    Video of previous ICE actions shared on social media have depicted ICE agents skirting legal boundaries by seizing people without warrants, macing and beating First Amendment protesters, ramming other drivers. and using deadly force to kill unarmed citizens. DHS has in many documented cases, skirted or ignored court orders and directives in response to legal challenges from immigration organizations.

    The Thursday over Friday incident in Frederick was no exception to the spotted history of ICE tactics that have played out since this administration adopted a new formula for removal.

    Video shared by the observer showed ICE vehicles driving at high speeds down residential streets, circling blocks as an intimidation tactic, and in at least one instant, driving through a stop sign without even slowing down.

    In a separate incident on the second day of the stakeout, ICE drove aggressively towards a grandmother who was standing watch on a corner.

    According to research by The Marshal Project, ICE and Customs and Border Protection (CPB) have taken 610,000 into custody and placed them in camps, more than the population of Wyoming.

    All across the country, ICE, a sub-agency under the umbrella of DHS, has met growing resistance. DHS has drawn severe reprimands from judges and unprecedented reactions from citizens alike as the result of its removal program. The number of deaths of people in its camps was listed by Democracy Now as 57 as on September 4. Its secret flights and lack of notice of where deportees have been taken are raising questions as to international lawful conduct. ICE agents have kidnapped and disappeared 100s of thousands of immigrants since 2025, detained them in crowded cages inside makeshift camps, while under inhumane physical conditions, withheld due process, and deported them to third party countries not of their own origin. Many of the immigrants are legally in the U.S. and waiting in a long queue for citizenship.

    The citizens at Tasker Chance were acting in defiance of nationwide federal policy of rounding up immigrants. The combined actions of the neighborhood represent a growing trend of citizens angry at ICE tactics and fearful of the repercussions, yet inspired anyway to organize against State sponsored violence against immigrants not having reached full citizenship.

    Neighbors Stand In The Breach For Each Other

    They described the neighborhood as “tight-knitted”with a concern of protecting their at-risk neighbors from harm and possible disappearance of their children.

    The observer said that there were three levels of support. “There were people from that neighborhood, then there were people from Frederick, and after a call for help went out Friday morning, people from Montgomery County, Baltimore, Hagerstown, and surrounding areas showed up as well.”

    There was a mix of experienced activists, some of whom were trained in ICEWatch and rapid response, and others who weren’t trained but just wanted to support their neighbors.

    Outside groups began to mobilize to provide food and street medical technical support if needed. It would end up proving to be an important part of the logistics support in the hours to come.

    Residents sat on corners in folding chairs holding signs and began their coordinating their 24-7 neighborhood watch. They had no idea how long ICE would be there.

    ”People organized watches for when the children got on and off the busses because ICE was posted up at a number of corners and intersections, and some of those places were bus stops. ICE wouldn’t move away when the kids were gathered there,” according to the source.

    As the night fell, it became apparent what home ICE was targeting because they were parked in unmarked vehicles outside it. Neighbors formed a line outside the home on the sidewalk. They began dancing to music. Fed up with the neighborhood resistance, an ICE agent drove his unmarked vehicle onto the sidewalk in front of the targeted home, ordering the neighbors to get off the property. At the same time another ICE vehicle drove into the street blocking the neighbors from leaving via the street. Some walked onto the grass to avoid getting hit. Video shows the vehicle making contact with a woman. Per the observer, the woman’s foot was run over but her boots prevented injury.

    The neighbors locked arms together and formed a human chain in front of the door of the home. ICE agents charged and pushed into them began beating the group. Several were injured. They were later treated by the street medical technicians. Video shows the brutality of ICE agents.

    ICE agents went into the home after a youth opened the door. They did not find the person they were looking for. Once the house was cleared, ICE left shortly thereafter.

    ICE agents detained one person who was near the porch but released them without charges on the side of a road some distance from the neighborhood.

    The County Sheriff Chuck Jenkins showed up and ordered those not living in the neighborhood to return home. And they left.

    The source commented on the neighbors who stood up against ICE tactics, saying they were courageous. “Courage isn’t the lack of fear. Courage is taking action despite the fear,” the source said.

    Lessons Learned From The Two Day Siege

    Several observations can be made based on additional information provided from the source. They reported having observed ICE activities in other neighborhoods in Maryland. This was the longest one of any duration that they observed.

    ICE operations were conducted over three shifts for two days. The observer noted between 8 to 10 vehicles of the same make and models. Over 10 to 15 ICE agents were tied down per shift, diverting significant resources from other possible ICE operations areas while this 2-day operation took place.

    The close knit neighborhood and network of support and non-violent posture led to a coordinated response from the neighbors and supporters who came to their aid. Many in the neighborhood served as watch outs and communicators of the ICE locations, placing ICE at a disadvantage.

    The neighborhood took an interest in protecting itself from an unlawful ICE operation. Nothing the neighborhood did was illegal. They were exercising their First Amendment rights.

    ICE, on the other hand is violating basic rights established in the Bill of Rights, such as due process and illegal searches. The time will come when those individuals who are ‘following orders’ will be made to answer for their actions.

    There are other factors and details the observer confirmed that remain unpublished. The end result was no one was disappeared from the neighborhood. ICE did not maim or worse, kill anyone. Notwithstanding the injuries sustained by multiple activists, this was about as good a result as was possible.

    The country is now in the midst of a serious crisis with respect to immigration enforcement. It has been argued that this is as bad as the period during WWII when the U.S. rounded up Japanese Americans. It is a period many will look back on and describe in unkind terms.

    #ICE #Frederick #CommunityDefense

    #ice #frederick #communitydefense
  8. LukefromDC @[email protected] ·

    Concerned Citizens Stand Against ICE In Frederick Maryland

    This is DC Media Group's report on that same Siege of Frederick MD by ICE:

    dcmediagroup.us/2026/09/06/con

    Frederick, MD—A group of Frederick residents pulled together to defend the Taskers Chance neighborhood after Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) staked out the area Thursday to Friday. The encounter lasted nearly 40 hours and involved scores of people – from the neighborhood itself, from Frederick, and from surrounding counties – working together to keep one another safe from the threat of ICE.

    Reportedly, the stake out began when ICE pulled over an individual in Taskers Chance early Thursday morning and threatened to break their window if they did not exit the vehicle. Somehow, the person escaped.

    After that, numerous ICE vehicles descended on the neighborhood, sitting at corners and on residential streets, quietly menacing the community. Some people were afraid to leave their homes. Parents did not know if they could safely bring their children to the bus stops, what with a black-tinted Nissan Maxima belonging to ICE now stationed by at least one of those stops.

    Even more concerning, on the second day of what one observer called “a siege,” ICE pulled over a community member as they left Taskers Chance to go to work. Though the person was let go, they were badly shaken

    In response to this, the community organized a neighborhood watch to monitor agents’ activity. The residents formed impromptu watch points and began recording ICE movements. Volunteers watched over children as the busses dropped them off. They offered to escort at risk neighbors to work.

    As the ICE stakeout entered a second day and word spread, others lent their support. One of those involved in the community effort spoke to DCMG on the condition that they not be identified. They remained in the neighborhood for about a day and served as an observer.

    Video of previous ICE actions shared on social media have depicted ICE agents skirting legal boundaries by seizing people without warrants, macing and beating First Amendment protesters, ramming other drivers. and using deadly force to kill unarmed citizens. DHS has in many documented cases, skirted or ignored court orders and directives in response to legal challenges from immigration organizations.

    The Thursday over Friday incident in Frederick was no exception to the spotted history of ICE tactics that have played out since this administration adopted a new formula for removal.

    Video shared by the observer showed ICE vehicles driving at high speeds down residential streets, circling blocks as an intimidation tactic, and in at least one instant, driving through a stop sign without even slowing down.

    In a separate incident on the second day of the stakeout, ICE drove aggressively towards a grandmother who was standing watch on a corner.

    According to research by The Marshal Project, ICE and Customs and Border Protection (CPB) have taken 610,000 into custody and placed them in camps, more than the population of Wyoming.

    All across the country, ICE, a sub-agency under the umbrella of DHS, has met growing resistance. DHS has drawn severe reprimands from judges and unprecedented reactions from citizens alike as the result of its removal program. The number of deaths of people in its camps was listed by Democracy Now as 57 as on September 4. Its secret flights and lack of notice of where deportees have been taken are raising questions as to international lawful conduct. ICE agents have kidnapped and disappeared 100s of thousands of immigrants since 2025, detained them in crowded cages inside makeshift camps, while under inhumane physical conditions, withheld due process, and deported them to third party countries not of their own origin. Many of the immigrants are legally in the U.S. and waiting in a long queue for citizenship.

    The citizens at Tasker Chance were acting in defiance of nationwide federal policy of rounding up immigrants. The combined actions of the neighborhood represent a growing trend of citizens angry at ICE tactics and fearful of the repercussions, yet inspired anyway to organize against State sponsored violence against immigrants not having reached full citizenship.

    Neighbors Stand In The Breach For Each Other

    They described the neighborhood as “tight-knitted”with a concern of protecting their at-risk neighbors from harm and possible disappearance of their children.

    The observer said that there were three levels of support. “There were people from that neighborhood, then there were people from Frederick, and after a call for help went out Friday morning, people from Montgomery County, Baltimore, Hagerstown, and surrounding areas showed up as well.”

    There was a mix of experienced activists, some of whom were trained in ICEWatch and rapid response, and others who weren’t trained but just wanted to support their neighbors.

    Outside groups began to mobilize to provide food and street medical technical support if needed. It would end up proving to be an important part of the logistics support in the hours to come.

    Residents sat on corners in folding chairs holding signs and began their coordinating their 24-7 neighborhood watch. They had no idea how long ICE would be there.

    ”People organized watches for when the children got on and off the busses because ICE was posted up at a number of corners and intersections, and some of those places were bus stops. ICE wouldn’t move away when the kids were gathered there,” according to the source.

    As the night fell, it became apparent what home ICE was targeting because they were parked in unmarked vehicles outside it. Neighbors formed a line outside the home on the sidewalk. They began dancing to music. Fed up with the neighborhood resistance, an ICE agent drove his unmarked vehicle onto the sidewalk in front of the targeted home, ordering the neighbors to get off the property. At the same time another ICE vehicle drove into the street blocking the neighbors from leaving via the street. Some walked onto the grass to avoid getting hit. Video shows the vehicle making contact with a woman. Per the observer, the woman’s foot was run over but her boots prevented injury.

    The neighbors locked arms together and formed a human chain in front of the door of the home. ICE agents charged and pushed into them began beating the group. Several were injured. They were later treated by the street medical technicians. Video shows the brutality of ICE agents.

    ICE agents went into the home after a youth opened the door. They did not find the person they were looking for. Once the house was cleared, ICE left shortly thereafter.

    ICE agents detained one person who was near the porch but released them without charges on the side of a road some distance from the neighborhood.

    The County Sheriff Chuck Jenkins showed up and ordered those not living in the neighborhood to return home. And they left.

    The source commented on the neighbors who stood up against ICE tactics, saying they were courageous. “Courage isn’t the lack of fear. Courage is taking action despite the fear,” the source said.

    Lessons Learned From The Two Day Siege

    Several observations can be made based on additional information provided from the source. They reported having observed ICE activities in other neighborhoods in Maryland. This was the longest one of any duration that they observed.

    ICE operations were conducted over three shifts for two days. The observer noted between 8 to 10 vehicles of the same make and models. Over 10 to 15 ICE agents were tied down per shift, diverting significant resources from other possible ICE operations areas while this 2-day operation took place.

    The close knit neighborhood and network of support and non-violent posture led to a coordinated response from the neighbors and supporters who came to their aid. Many in the neighborhood served as watch outs and communicators of the ICE locations, placing ICE at a disadvantage.

    The neighborhood took an interest in protecting itself from an unlawful ICE operation. Nothing the neighborhood did was illegal. They were exercising their First Amendment rights.

    ICE, on the other hand is violating basic rights established in the Bill of Rights, such as due process and illegal searches. The time will come when those individuals who are ‘following orders’ will be made to answer for their actions.

    There are other factors and details the observer confirmed that remain unpublished. The end result was no one was disappeared from the neighborhood. ICE did not maim or worse, kill anyone. Notwithstanding the injuries sustained by multiple activists, this was about as good a result as was possible.

    The country is now in the midst of a serious crisis with respect to immigration enforcement. It has been argued that this is as bad as the period during WWII when the U.S. rounded up Japanese Americans. It is a period many will look back on and describe in unkind terms.

    #ICE #Frederick #CommunityDefense

    #ice #frederick #communitydefense
  9. LukefromDC @[email protected] ·

    Concerned Citizens Stand Against ICE In Frederick Maryland

    This is DC Media Group's report on that same Siege of Frederick MD by ICE:

    dcmediagroup.us/2026/09/06/con

    Frederick, MD—A group of Frederick residents pulled together to defend the Taskers Chance neighborhood after Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) staked out the area Thursday to Friday. The encounter lasted nearly 40 hours and involved scores of people – from the neighborhood itself, from Frederick, and from surrounding counties – working together to keep one another safe from the threat of ICE.

    Reportedly, the stake out began when ICE pulled over an individual in Taskers Chance early Thursday morning and threatened to break their window if they did not exit the vehicle. Somehow, the person escaped.

    After that, numerous ICE vehicles descended on the neighborhood, sitting at corners and on residential streets, quietly menacing the community. Some people were afraid to leave their homes. Parents did not know if they could safely bring their children to the bus stops, what with a black-tinted Nissan Maxima belonging to ICE now stationed by at least one of those stops.

    Even more concerning, on the second day of what one observer called “a siege,” ICE pulled over a community member as they left Taskers Chance to go to work. Though the person was let go, they were badly shaken

    In response to this, the community organized a neighborhood watch to monitor agents’ activity. The residents formed impromptu watch points and began recording ICE movements. Volunteers watched over children as the busses dropped them off. They offered to escort at risk neighbors to work.

    As the ICE stakeout entered a second day and word spread, others lent their support. One of those involved in the community effort spoke to DCMG on the condition that they not be identified. They remained in the neighborhood for about a day and served as an observer.

    Video of previous ICE actions shared on social media have depicted ICE agents skirting legal boundaries by seizing people without warrants, macing and beating First Amendment protesters, ramming other drivers. and using deadly force to kill unarmed citizens. DHS has in many documented cases, skirted or ignored court orders and directives in response to legal challenges from immigration organizations.

    The Thursday over Friday incident in Frederick was no exception to the spotted history of ICE tactics that have played out since this administration adopted a new formula for removal.

    Video shared by the observer showed ICE vehicles driving at high speeds down residential streets, circling blocks as an intimidation tactic, and in at least one instant, driving through a stop sign without even slowing down.

    In a separate incident on the second day of the stakeout, ICE drove aggressively towards a grandmother who was standing watch on a corner.

    According to research by The Marshal Project, ICE and Customs and Border Protection (CPB) have taken 610,000 into custody and placed them in camps, more than the population of Wyoming.

    All across the country, ICE, a sub-agency under the umbrella of DHS, has met growing resistance. DHS has drawn severe reprimands from judges and unprecedented reactions from citizens alike as the result of its removal program. The number of deaths of people in its camps was listed by Democracy Now as 57 as on September 4. Its secret flights and lack of notice of where deportees have been taken are raising questions as to international lawful conduct. ICE agents have kidnapped and disappeared 100s of thousands of immigrants since 2025, detained them in crowded cages inside makeshift camps, while under inhumane physical conditions, withheld due process, and deported them to third party countries not of their own origin. Many of the immigrants are legally in the U.S. and waiting in a long queue for citizenship.

    The citizens at Tasker Chance were acting in defiance of nationwide federal policy of rounding up immigrants. The combined actions of the neighborhood represent a growing trend of citizens angry at ICE tactics and fearful of the repercussions, yet inspired anyway to organize against State sponsored violence against immigrants not having reached full citizenship.

    Neighbors Stand In The Breach For Each Other

    They described the neighborhood as “tight-knitted”with a concern of protecting their at-risk neighbors from harm and possible disappearance of their children.

    The observer said that there were three levels of support. “There were people from that neighborhood, then there were people from Frederick, and after a call for help went out Friday morning, people from Montgomery County, Baltimore, Hagerstown, and surrounding areas showed up as well.”

    There was a mix of experienced activists, some of whom were trained in ICEWatch and rapid response, and others who weren’t trained but just wanted to support their neighbors.

    Outside groups began to mobilize to provide food and street medical technical support if needed. It would end up proving to be an important part of the logistics support in the hours to come.

    Residents sat on corners in folding chairs holding signs and began their coordinating their 24-7 neighborhood watch. They had no idea how long ICE would be there.

    ”People organized watches for when the children got on and off the busses because ICE was posted up at a number of corners and intersections, and some of those places were bus stops. ICE wouldn’t move away when the kids were gathered there,” according to the source.

    As the night fell, it became apparent what home ICE was targeting because they were parked in unmarked vehicles outside it. Neighbors formed a line outside the home on the sidewalk. They began dancing to music. Fed up with the neighborhood resistance, an ICE agent drove his unmarked vehicle onto the sidewalk in front of the targeted home, ordering the neighbors to get off the property. At the same time another ICE vehicle drove into the street blocking the neighbors from leaving via the street. Some walked onto the grass to avoid getting hit. Video shows the vehicle making contact with a woman. Per the observer, the woman’s foot was run over but her boots prevented injury.

    The neighbors locked arms together and formed a human chain in front of the door of the home. ICE agents charged and pushed into them began beating the group. Several were injured. They were later treated by the street medical technicians. Video shows the brutality of ICE agents.

    ICE agents went into the home after a youth opened the door. They did not find the person they were looking for. Once the house was cleared, ICE left shortly thereafter.

    ICE agents detained one person who was near the porch but released them without charges on the side of a road some distance from the neighborhood.

    The County Sheriff Chuck Jenkins showed up and ordered those not living in the neighborhood to return home. And they left.

    The source commented on the neighbors who stood up against ICE tactics, saying they were courageous. “Courage isn’t the lack of fear. Courage is taking action despite the fear,” the source said.

    Lessons Learned From The Two Day Siege

    Several observations can be made based on additional information provided from the source. They reported having observed ICE activities in other neighborhoods in Maryland. This was the longest one of any duration that they observed.

    ICE operations were conducted over three shifts for two days. The observer noted between 8 to 10 vehicles of the same make and models. Over 10 to 15 ICE agents were tied down per shift, diverting significant resources from other possible ICE operations areas while this 2-day operation took place.

    The close knit neighborhood and network of support and non-violent posture led to a coordinated response from the neighbors and supporters who came to their aid. Many in the neighborhood served as watch outs and communicators of the ICE locations, placing ICE at a disadvantage.

    The neighborhood took an interest in protecting itself from an unlawful ICE operation. Nothing the neighborhood did was illegal. They were exercising their First Amendment rights.

    ICE, on the other hand is violating basic rights established in the Bill of Rights, such as due process and illegal searches. The time will come when those individuals who are ‘following orders’ will be made to answer for their actions.

    There are other factors and details the observer confirmed that remain unpublished. The end result was no one was disappeared from the neighborhood. ICE did not maim or worse, kill anyone. Notwithstanding the injuries sustained by multiple activists, this was about as good a result as was possible.

    The country is now in the midst of a serious crisis with respect to immigration enforcement. It has been argued that this is as bad as the period during WWII when the U.S. rounded up Japanese Americans. It is a period many will look back on and describe in unkind terms.

    #ICE #Frederick #CommunityDefense

    #communitydefense #frederick #ice
  10. LukefromDC @[email protected] ·

    Concerned Citizens Stand Against ICE In Frederick Maryland

    This is DC Media Group's report on that same Siege of Frederick MD by ICE:

    dcmediagroup.us/2026/09/06/con

    Frederick, MD—A group of Frederick residents pulled together to defend the Taskers Chance neighborhood after Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) staked out the area Thursday to Friday. The encounter lasted nearly 40 hours and involved scores of people – from the neighborhood itself, from Frederick, and from surrounding counties – working together to keep one another safe from the threat of ICE.

    Reportedly, the stake out began when ICE pulled over an individual in Taskers Chance early Thursday morning and threatened to break their window if they did not exit the vehicle. Somehow, the person escaped.

    After that, numerous ICE vehicles descended on the neighborhood, sitting at corners and on residential streets, quietly menacing the community. Some people were afraid to leave their homes. Parents did not know if they could safely bring their children to the bus stops, what with a black-tinted Nissan Maxima belonging to ICE now stationed by at least one of those stops.

    Even more concerning, on the second day of what one observer called “a siege,” ICE pulled over a community member as they left Taskers Chance to go to work. Though the person was let go, they were badly shaken

    In response to this, the community organized a neighborhood watch to monitor agents’ activity. The residents formed impromptu watch points and began recording ICE movements. Volunteers watched over children as the busses dropped them off. They offered to escort at risk neighbors to work.

    As the ICE stakeout entered a second day and word spread, others lent their support. One of those involved in the community effort spoke to DCMG on the condition that they not be identified. They remained in the neighborhood for about a day and served as an observer.

    Video of previous ICE actions shared on social media have depicted ICE agents skirting legal boundaries by seizing people without warrants, macing and beating First Amendment protesters, ramming other drivers. and using deadly force to kill unarmed citizens. DHS has in many documented cases, skirted or ignored court orders and directives in response to legal challenges from immigration organizations.

    The Thursday over Friday incident in Frederick was no exception to the spotted history of ICE tactics that have played out since this administration adopted a new formula for removal.

    Video shared by the observer showed ICE vehicles driving at high speeds down residential streets, circling blocks as an intimidation tactic, and in at least one instant, driving through a stop sign without even slowing down.

    In a separate incident on the second day of the stakeout, ICE drove aggressively towards a grandmother who was standing watch on a corner.

    According to research by The Marshal Project, ICE and Customs and Border Protection (CPB) have taken 610,000 into custody and placed them in camps, more than the population of Wyoming.

    All across the country, ICE, a sub-agency under the umbrella of DHS, has met growing resistance. DHS has drawn severe reprimands from judges and unprecedented reactions from citizens alike as the result of its removal program. The number of deaths of people in its camps was listed by Democracy Now as 57 as on September 4. Its secret flights and lack of notice of where deportees have been taken are raising questions as to international lawful conduct. ICE agents have kidnapped and disappeared 100s of thousands of immigrants since 2025, detained them in crowded cages inside makeshift camps, while under inhumane physical conditions, withheld due process, and deported them to third party countries not of their own origin. Many of the immigrants are legally in the U.S. and waiting in a long queue for citizenship.

    The citizens at Tasker Chance were acting in defiance of nationwide federal policy of rounding up immigrants. The combined actions of the neighborhood represent a growing trend of citizens angry at ICE tactics and fearful of the repercussions, yet inspired anyway to organize against State sponsored violence against immigrants not having reached full citizenship.

    Neighbors Stand In The Breach For Each Other

    They described the neighborhood as “tight-knitted”with a concern of protecting their at-risk neighbors from harm and possible disappearance of their children.

    The observer said that there were three levels of support. “There were people from that neighborhood, then there were people from Frederick, and after a call for help went out Friday morning, people from Montgomery County, Baltimore, Hagerstown, and surrounding areas showed up as well.”

    There was a mix of experienced activists, some of whom were trained in ICEWatch and rapid response, and others who weren’t trained but just wanted to support their neighbors.

    Outside groups began to mobilize to provide food and street medical technical support if needed. It would end up proving to be an important part of the logistics support in the hours to come.

    Residents sat on corners in folding chairs holding signs and began their coordinating their 24-7 neighborhood watch. They had no idea how long ICE would be there.

    ”People organized watches for when the children got on and off the busses because ICE was posted up at a number of corners and intersections, and some of those places were bus stops. ICE wouldn’t move away when the kids were gathered there,” according to the source.

    As the night fell, it became apparent what home ICE was targeting because they were parked in unmarked vehicles outside it. Neighbors formed a line outside the home on the sidewalk. They began dancing to music. Fed up with the neighborhood resistance, an ICE agent drove his unmarked vehicle onto the sidewalk in front of the targeted home, ordering the neighbors to get off the property. At the same time another ICE vehicle drove into the street blocking the neighbors from leaving via the street. Some walked onto the grass to avoid getting hit. Video shows the vehicle making contact with a woman. Per the observer, the woman’s foot was run over but her boots prevented injury.

    The neighbors locked arms together and formed a human chain in front of the door of the home. ICE agents charged and pushed into them began beating the group. Several were injured. They were later treated by the street medical technicians. Video shows the brutality of ICE agents.

    ICE agents went into the home after a youth opened the door. They did not find the person they were looking for. Once the house was cleared, ICE left shortly thereafter.

    ICE agents detained one person who was near the porch but released them without charges on the side of a road some distance from the neighborhood.

    The County Sheriff Chuck Jenkins showed up and ordered those not living in the neighborhood to return home. And they left.

    The source commented on the neighbors who stood up against ICE tactics, saying they were courageous. “Courage isn’t the lack of fear. Courage is taking action despite the fear,” the source said.

    Lessons Learned From The Two Day Siege

    Several observations can be made based on additional information provided from the source. They reported having observed ICE activities in other neighborhoods in Maryland. This was the longest one of any duration that they observed.

    ICE operations were conducted over three shifts for two days. The observer noted between 8 to 10 vehicles of the same make and models. Over 10 to 15 ICE agents were tied down per shift, diverting significant resources from other possible ICE operations areas while this 2-day operation took place.

    The close knit neighborhood and network of support and non-violent posture led to a coordinated response from the neighbors and supporters who came to their aid. Many in the neighborhood served as watch outs and communicators of the ICE locations, placing ICE at a disadvantage.

    The neighborhood took an interest in protecting itself from an unlawful ICE operation. Nothing the neighborhood did was illegal. They were exercising their First Amendment rights.

    ICE, on the other hand is violating basic rights established in the Bill of Rights, such as due process and illegal searches. The time will come when those individuals who are ‘following orders’ will be made to answer for their actions.

    There are other factors and details the observer confirmed that remain unpublished. The end result was no one was disappeared from the neighborhood. ICE did not maim or worse, kill anyone. Notwithstanding the injuries sustained by multiple activists, this was about as good a result as was possible.

    The country is now in the midst of a serious crisis with respect to immigration enforcement. It has been argued that this is as bad as the period during WWII when the U.S. rounded up Japanese Americans. It is a period many will look back on and describe in unkind terms.

    #ICE #Frederick #CommunityDefense

    #ice #frederick #communitydefense
  11. LukefromDC @[email protected] ·

    In-depth video: Friday night's siege of a Frederick, MD home by ICE

    This battle culminated a siege of Frederick by ICE that had gone on 36 hours when ICE backed by county cops assaulted the house. Sometime before the assault it became clear that one house was the objective of the siege.

    Defenders had vowed "we leave when they leave" and delivered on that promise. With the enemy's target known community defenders and a lot of neighbors tightened up their defense of that house.

    In the opening stage of their attack, ICE drove on the sidewalk, threatening to ram the defenders. Note that ICE has become infamous for shooting when these roles are allegedly reversed.

    Defenders did not retreat from that attack. Instead they tightened up around the house itself, and set up an arm-locked blockade. ICE then violently assaulted the blockaders.

    One ICE orc beat a woman with an Asp metal baton before dragging her out of the way. She was strong enough to get right back up after that beating, not even shaking it off. What a warrior!

    After gaining access to the house, ICE was unable to find the person they intended to kidnap. This made their whole mission a failure by definition. After a total of about 38 hours of siege, ICE slinked away in defeat.

    Frederick 1, ICE zero!

    #ICE #Frederick #CommunityDefense

    #ice #frederick #communitydefense
  12. LukefromDC @[email protected] ·

    In-depth video: Friday night's siege of a Frederick, MD home by ICE

    This battle culminated a siege of Frederick by ICE that had gone on 36 hours when ICE backed by county cops assaulted the house. Sometime before the assault it became clear that one house was the objective of the siege.

    Defenders had vowed "we leave when they leave" and delivered on that promise. With the enemy's target known community defenders and a lot of neighbors tightened up their defense of that house.

    In the opening stage of their attack, ICE drove on the sidewalk, threatening to ram the defenders. Note that ICE has become infamous for shooting when these roles are allegedly reversed.

    Defenders did not retreat from that attack. Instead they tightened up around the house itself, and set up an arm-locked blockade. ICE then violently assaulted the blockaders.

    One ICE orc beat a woman with an Asp metal baton before dragging her out of the way. She was strong enough to get right back up after that beating, not even shaking it off. What a warrior!

    After gaining access to the house, ICE was unable to find the person they intended to kidnap. This made their whole mission a failure by definition. After a total of about 38 hours of siege, ICE slinked away in defeat.

    Frederick 1, ICE zero!

    #ICE #Frederick #CommunityDefense

    #ice #frederick #communitydefense
  13. LukefromDC @[email protected] ·

    In-depth video: Friday night's siege of a Frederick, MD home by ICE

    This battle culminated a siege of Frederick by ICE that had gone on 36 hours when ICE backed by county cops assaulted the house. Sometime before the assault it became clear that one house was the objective of the siege.

    Defenders had vowed "we leave when they leave" and delivered on that promise. With the enemy's target known community defenders and a lot of neighbors tightened up their defense of that house.

    In the opening stage of their attack, ICE drove on the sidewalk, threatening to ram the defenders. Note that ICE has become infamous for shooting when these roles are allegedly reversed.

    Defenders did not retreat from that attack. Instead they tightened up around the house itself, and set up an arm-locked blockade. ICE then violently assaulted the blockaders.

    One ICE orc beat a woman with an Asp metal baton before dragging her out of the way. She was strong enough to get right back up after that beating, not even shaking it off. What a warrior!

    After gaining access to the house, ICE was unable to find the person they intended to kidnap. This made their whole mission a failure by definition. After a total of about 38 hours of siege, ICE slinked away in defeat.

    Frederick 1, ICE zero!

    #ICE #Frederick #CommunityDefense

    #ice #frederick #communitydefense
  14. LukefromDC @[email protected] ·

    In-depth video: Friday night's siege of a Frederick, MD home by ICE

    This battle culminated a siege of Frederick by ICE that had gone on 36 hours when ICE backed by county cops assaulted the house. Sometime before the assault it became clear that one house was the objective of the siege.

    Defenders had vowed "we leave when they leave" and delivered on that promise. With the enemy's target known community defenders and a lot of neighbors tightened up their defense of that house.

    In the opening stage of their attack, ICE drove on the sidewalk, threatening to ram the defenders. Note that ICE has become infamous for shooting when these roles are allegedly reversed.

    Defenders did not retreat from that attack. Instead they tightened up around the house itself, and set up an arm-locked blockade. ICE then violently assaulted the blockaders.

    One ICE orc beat a woman with an Asp metal baton before dragging her out of the way. She was strong enough to get right back up after that beating, not even shaking it off. What a warrior!

    After gaining access to the house, ICE was unable to find the person they intended to kidnap. This made their whole mission a failure by definition. After a total of about 38 hours of siege, ICE slinked away in defeat.

    Frederick 1, ICE zero!

    #ICE #Frederick #CommunityDefense

    #communitydefense #frederick #ice
  15. LukefromDC @[email protected] ·

    In-depth video: Friday night's siege of a Frederick, MD home by ICE

    This battle culminated a siege of Frederick by ICE that had gone on 36 hours when ICE backed by county cops assaulted the house. Sometime before the assault it became clear that one house was the objective of the siege.

    Defenders had vowed "we leave when they leave" and delivered on that promise. With the enemy's target known community defenders and a lot of neighbors tightened up their defense of that house.

    In the opening stage of their attack, ICE drove on the sidewalk, threatening to ram the defenders. Note that ICE has become infamous for shooting when these roles are allegedly reversed.

    Defenders did not retreat from that attack. Instead they tightened up around the house itself, and set up an arm-locked blockade. ICE then violently assaulted the blockaders.

    One ICE orc beat a woman with an Asp metal baton before dragging her out of the way. She was strong enough to get right back up after that beating, not even shaking it off. What a warrior!

    After gaining access to the house, ICE was unable to find the person they intended to kidnap. This made their whole mission a failure by definition. After a total of about 38 hours of siege, ICE slinked away in defeat.

    Frederick 1, ICE zero!

    #ICE #Frederick #CommunityDefense

    #ice #frederick #communitydefense
  16. DoomsdaysCW @[email protected] ·

    Wow! Kudos to #KindlingCollective for hosting this event! Giving back to those who give so much!

    #BelfastME - Kindling Collective Rest and Recharge Fall

    October 10, 2026

    "About this trip:

    Rest and Recharge is an event for folks who take part in #CommunityCare work who are looking for rest and connection.

    KC is committed to creating programming that is responsive to our community. We’ve heard from folks who are deep in local community care work that they are exhausted, overwhelmed and struggle to find time to rest. In collaboration with #MCHT , we put together two day events inviting organizers to be with the land and seek rest/play. Join us for the second of these events on October 10th in the Belfast area (specific location provided after registration). #DanielleArroyo and #DaeneKugel will hold this space and offer a guided #NatureWalk and optional #crafting projects. Music and vibes courtesy of Kafari. Lunch will be provided.

    Who is a community care worker?

    Someone who spends time doing work (for pay or not) that supports the people in our community who need it most. This includes but is not limited to:
    - #MutualAid / food delivery / #cooking & shopping for folks / #farming & #FoodSovereignty
    - #StreetMedicine
    - #Doula / #DeathDoula / #GriefWorker
    - #Policy / #advocacy work / #LegalSupport
    #CommunityDefense / #documenting law enforcement
    - #SocialWork / #CaseManagement
    - Community based health care
    - #Elders / #KnowledgeHolders / #storytellers "

    This event is for Queer / BIPOC participants only!

    "Queer events are designed as an affinity spaces for queer and trans people of all racial identities. If you think you might be queer or trans, you are queer enough. While we love our allies and advocates, if you’re not queer, don’t come to these events.

    BIPOC events are for Black, Indigenous, and people of color of all genders and sexualities. If you’re not BIPOC, do not attend these events!"

    Free
    25 spots left

    FMI and to register:
    kindlingcollective.org/events/

    #SolarPunkSunday #MaineEvents #GBLTQEvents #BIPOCEvents #RestAndRecharge #SpendTimeInNature #BuildingCommunity

    #kindlingcollective #belfastme #communitycare #mcht #daniellearroyo #daenekugel
  17. DoomsdaysCW @[email protected] ·

    Wow! Kudos to #KindlingCollective for hosting this event! Giving back to those who give so much!

    #BelfastME - Kindling Collective Rest and Recharge Fall

    October 10, 2026

    "About this trip:

    Rest and Recharge is an event for folks who take part in #CommunityCare work who are looking for rest and connection.

    KC is committed to creating programming that is responsive to our community. We’ve heard from folks who are deep in local community care work that they are exhausted, overwhelmed and struggle to find time to rest. In collaboration with #MCHT , we put together two day events inviting organizers to be with the land and seek rest/play. Join us for the second of these events on October 10th in the Belfast area (specific location provided after registration). #DanielleArroyo and #DaeneKugel will hold this space and offer a guided #NatureWalk and optional #crafting projects. Music and vibes courtesy of Kafari. Lunch will be provided.

    Who is a community care worker?

    Someone who spends time doing work (for pay or not) that supports the people in our community who need it most. This includes but is not limited to:
    - #MutualAid / food delivery / #cooking & shopping for folks / #farming & #FoodSovereignty
    - #StreetMedicine
    - #Doula / #DeathDoula / #GriefWorker
    - #Policy / #advocacy work / #LegalSupport
    #CommunityDefense / #documenting law enforcement
    - #SocialWork / #CaseManagement
    - Community based health care
    - #Elders / #KnowledgeHolders / #storytellers "

    This event is for Queer / BIPOC participants only!

    "Queer events are designed as an affinity spaces for queer and trans people of all racial identities. If you think you might be queer or trans, you are queer enough. While we love our allies and advocates, if you’re not queer, don’t come to these events.

    BIPOC events are for Black, Indigenous, and people of color of all genders and sexualities. If you’re not BIPOC, do not attend these events!"

    Free
    25 spots left

    FMI and to register:
    kindlingcollective.org/events/

    #SolarPunkSunday #MaineEvents #GBLTQEvents #BIPOCEvents #RestAndRecharge #SpendTimeInNature #BuildingCommunity

    #kindlingcollective #belfastme #communitycare #mcht #daniellearroyo #daenekugel
  18. DoomsdaysCW @[email protected] ·

    Wow! Kudos to #KindlingCollective for hosting this event! Giving back to those who give so much!

    #BelfastME - Kindling Collective Rest and Recharge Fall

    October 10, 2026

    "About this trip:

    Rest and Recharge is an event for folks who take part in #CommunityCare work who are looking for rest and connection.

    KC is committed to creating programming that is responsive to our community. We’ve heard from folks who are deep in local community care work that they are exhausted, overwhelmed and struggle to find time to rest. In collaboration with #MCHT , we put together two day events inviting organizers to be with the land and seek rest/play. Join us for the second of these events on October 10th in the Belfast area (specific location provided after registration). #DanielleArroyo and #DaeneKugel will hold this space and offer a guided #NatureWalk and optional #crafting projects. Music and vibes courtesy of Kafari. Lunch will be provided.

    Who is a community care worker?

    Someone who spends time doing work (for pay or not) that supports the people in our community who need it most. This includes but is not limited to:
    - #MutualAid / food delivery / #cooking & shopping for folks / #farming & #FoodSovereignty
    - #StreetMedicine
    - #Doula / #DeathDoula / #GriefWorker
    - #Policy / #advocacy work / #LegalSupport
    #CommunityDefense / #documenting law enforcement
    - #SocialWork / #CaseManagement
    - Community based health care
    - #Elders / #KnowledgeHolders / #storytellers "

    This event is for Queer / BIPOC participants only!

    "Queer events are designed as an affinity spaces for queer and trans people of all racial identities. If you think you might be queer or trans, you are queer enough. While we love our allies and advocates, if you’re not queer, don’t come to these events.

    BIPOC events are for Black, Indigenous, and people of color of all genders and sexualities. If you’re not BIPOC, do not attend these events!"

    Free
    25 spots left

    FMI and to register:
    kindlingcollective.org/events/

    #SolarPunkSunday #MaineEvents #GBLTQEvents #BIPOCEvents #RestAndRecharge #SpendTimeInNature #BuildingCommunity

    #kindlingcollective #belfastme #communitycare #mcht #daniellearroyo #daenekugel
  19. DoomsdaysCW @[email protected] ·

    Wow! Kudos to #KindlingCollective for hosting this event! Giving back to those who give so much!

    #BelfastME - Kindling Collective Rest and Recharge Fall

    October 10, 2026

    "About this trip:

    Rest and Recharge is an event for folks who take part in #CommunityCare work who are looking for rest and connection.

    KC is committed to creating programming that is responsive to our community. We’ve heard from folks who are deep in local community care work that they are exhausted, overwhelmed and struggle to find time to rest. In collaboration with #MCHT , we put together two day events inviting organizers to be with the land and seek rest/play. Join us for the second of these events on October 10th in the Belfast area (specific location provided after registration). #DanielleArroyo and #DaeneKugel will hold this space and offer a guided #NatureWalk and optional #crafting projects. Music and vibes courtesy of Kafari. Lunch will be provided.

    Who is a community care worker?

    Someone who spends time doing work (for pay or not) that supports the people in our community who need it most. This includes but is not limited to:
    - #MutualAid / food delivery / #cooking & shopping for folks / #farming & #FoodSovereignty
    - #StreetMedicine
    - #Doula / #DeathDoula / #GriefWorker
    - #Policy / #advocacy work / #LegalSupport
    #CommunityDefense / #documenting law enforcement
    - #SocialWork / #CaseManagement
    - Community based health care
    - #Elders / #KnowledgeHolders / #storytellers "

    This event is for Queer / BIPOC participants only!

    "Queer events are designed as an affinity spaces for queer and trans people of all racial identities. If you think you might be queer or trans, you are queer enough. While we love our allies and advocates, if you’re not queer, don’t come to these events.

    BIPOC events are for Black, Indigenous, and people of color of all genders and sexualities. If you’re not BIPOC, do not attend these events!"

    Free
    25 spots left

    FMI and to register:
    kindlingcollective.org/events/

    #SolarPunkSunday #MaineEvents #GBLTQEvents #BIPOCEvents #RestAndRecharge #SpendTimeInNature #BuildingCommunity

    #buildingcommunity #spendtimeinnature #restandrecharge #bipocevents #gbltqevents #maineevents
  20. DoomsdaysCW @[email protected] ·

    Wow! Kudos to #KindlingCollective for hosting this event! Giving back to those who give so much!

    #BelfastME - Kindling Collective Rest and Recharge Fall

    October 10, 2026

    "About this trip:

    Rest and Recharge is an event for folks who take part in #CommunityCare work who are looking for rest and connection.

    KC is committed to creating programming that is responsive to our community. We’ve heard from folks who are deep in local community care work that they are exhausted, overwhelmed and struggle to find time to rest. In collaboration with #MCHT , we put together two day events inviting organizers to be with the land and seek rest/play. Join us for the second of these events on October 10th in the Belfast area (specific location provided after registration). #DanielleArroyo and #DaeneKugel will hold this space and offer a guided #NatureWalk and optional #crafting projects. Music and vibes courtesy of Kafari. Lunch will be provided.

    Who is a community care worker?

    Someone who spends time doing work (for pay or not) that supports the people in our community who need it most. This includes but is not limited to:
    - #MutualAid / food delivery / #cooking & shopping for folks / #farming & #FoodSovereignty
    - #StreetMedicine
    - #Doula / #DeathDoula / #GriefWorker
    - #Policy / #advocacy work / #LegalSupport
    #CommunityDefense / #documenting law enforcement
    - #SocialWork / #CaseManagement
    - Community based health care
    - #Elders / #KnowledgeHolders / #storytellers "

    This event is for Queer / BIPOC participants only!

    "Queer events are designed as an affinity spaces for queer and trans people of all racial identities. If you think you might be queer or trans, you are queer enough. While we love our allies and advocates, if you’re not queer, don’t come to these events.

    BIPOC events are for Black, Indigenous, and people of color of all genders and sexualities. If you’re not BIPOC, do not attend these events!"

    Free
    25 spots left

    FMI and to register:
    kindlingcollective.org/events/

    #SolarPunkSunday #MaineEvents #GBLTQEvents #BIPOCEvents #RestAndRecharge #SpendTimeInNature #BuildingCommunity

    #kindlingcollective #belfastme #communitycare #mcht #daniellearroyo #daenekugel
  21. The Spamhaus Project @[email protected] ·

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  26. Sir Rochard 'Dock' Bunson @[email protected] ·

    RE: infosec.exchange/@Lightfighter

    FYI

    Shotguns for Home Defense by the Queer Armorer

    youtube.com/watch?v=yFhxGSfpeuk

    #CommunityDefense #Resilience #gun #guns #USA

    #communitydefense #resilience #gun #guns #usa
  27. Sir Rochard 'Dock' Bunson @[email protected] ·

    RE: infosec.exchange/@Lightfighter

    FYI

    Shotguns for Home Defense by the Queer Armorer

    youtube.com/watch?v=yFhxGSfpeuk

    #CommunityDefense #Resilience #gun #guns #USA

    #communitydefense #resilience #gun #guns #usa
  28. Sir Rochard 'Dock' Bunson @[email protected] ·

    RE: infosec.exchange/@Lightfighter

    FYI

    Shotguns for Home Defense by the Queer Armorer

    youtube.com/watch?v=yFhxGSfpeuk

    #CommunityDefense #Resilience #gun #guns #USA

    #communitydefense #resilience #gun #guns #usa
  29. Sir Rochard 'Dock' Bunson @[email protected] ·

    RE: infosec.exchange/@Lightfighter

    FYI

    Shotguns for Home Defense by the Queer Armorer

    youtube.com/watch?v=yFhxGSfpeuk

    #CommunityDefense #Resilience #gun #guns #USA

    #usa #guns #gun #resilience #communitydefense
  30. Sir Rochard 'Dock' Bunson @[email protected] ·

    RE: infosec.exchange/@Lightfighter

    FYI

    Shotguns for Home Defense by the Queer Armorer

    youtube.com/watch?v=yFhxGSfpeuk

    #CommunityDefense #Resilience #gun #guns #USA

    #communitydefense #resilience #gun #guns #usa
  31. Sir Rochard 'Dock' Bunson @[email protected] ·

    RE: infosec.exchange/@Lightfighter

    👇 I concur. At least for USians.

    #CommunityDefense #gun #guns #USA #TTJ #SelfDefense #ACAB

    #communitydefense #gun #guns #usa #ttj #selfdefense
  32. Sir Rochard 'Dock' Bunson @[email protected] ·

    RE: infosec.exchange/@Lightfighter

    👇 I concur. At least for USians.

    #CommunityDefense #gun #guns #USA #TTJ #SelfDefense #ACAB

    #communitydefense #gun #guns #usa #ttj #selfdefense
  33. Sir Rochard 'Dock' Bunson @[email protected] ·

    RE: infosec.exchange/@Lightfighter

    👇 I concur. At least for USians.

    #CommunityDefense #gun #guns #USA #TTJ #SelfDefense #ACAB

    #communitydefense #gun #guns #usa #ttj #selfdefense
  34. Sir Rochard 'Dock' Bunson @[email protected] ·

    RE: infosec.exchange/@Lightfighter

    👇 I concur. At least for USians.

    #CommunityDefense #gun #guns #USA #TTJ #SelfDefense #ACAB

    #acab #selfdefense #ttj #usa #guns #gun
  35. Sir Rochard 'Dock' Bunson @[email protected] ·

    RE: infosec.exchange/@Lightfighter

    👇 I concur. At least for USians.

    #CommunityDefense #gun #guns #USA #TTJ #SelfDefense #ACAB

    #communitydefense #gun #guns #usa #ttj #selfdefense
  36. ThePurpleOctopus (紫章魚) 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🇪🇺🇹🇼 @[email protected] ·
    CW: CW: Fascism, Antifa, political activism

    There comes a point where "raising awareness" quietly turns into watching events unfold from the safest possible distance.

    History has never been changed by people who only refreshed their timelines, nodded gravely, and wrote "this is concerning."

    Being antifascist is not a fashion label. It is not an aesthetic. It is not a personality test result. It is a commitment to standing with those under attack, showing up when it matters, speaking out when it costs something, organising, helping, resisting.

    There is a reason it's called Antifascist Action, not Antifascist Looking and Commenting.

    #Antifascism #Solidarity #MutualAid #NoPasaran #CommunityDefense #HumanRights

    #antifascism #solidarity #mutualaid #nopasaran #communitydefense #humanrights
  37. ThePurpleOctopus (紫章魚) 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🇪🇺🇹🇼 @[email protected] ·
    CW: CW: Fascism, Antifa, political activism

    There comes a point where "raising awareness" quietly turns into watching events unfold from the safest possible distance.

    History has never been changed by people who only refreshed their timelines, nodded gravely, and wrote "this is concerning."

    Being antifascist is not a fashion label. It is not an aesthetic. It is not a personality test result. It is a commitment to standing with those under attack, showing up when it matters, speaking out when it costs something, organising, helping, resisting.

    There is a reason it's called Antifascist Action, not Antifascist Looking and Commenting.

    #Antifascism #Solidarity #MutualAid #NoPasaran #CommunityDefense #HumanRights

    #antifascism #solidarity #mutualaid #nopasaran #communitydefense #humanrights
  38. ThePurpleOctopus (紫章魚) 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🇪🇺🇹🇼 @[email protected] ·
    CW: CW: Fascism, Antifa, political activism

    There comes a point where "raising awareness" quietly turns into watching events unfold from the safest possible distance.

    History has never been changed by people who only refreshed their timelines, nodded gravely, and wrote "this is concerning."

    Being antifascist is not a fashion label. It is not an aesthetic. It is not a personality test result. It is a commitment to standing with those under attack, showing up when it matters, speaking out when it costs something, organising, helping, resisting.

    There is a reason it's called Antifascist Action, not Antifascist Looking and Commenting.

    #Antifascism #Solidarity #MutualAid #NoPasaran #CommunityDefense #HumanRights

    #humanrights #communitydefense #nopasaran #mutualaid #solidarity #antifascism
  39. Sabot Media @[email protected] ·

    📍 The last of the public stops are settled and confirmed.

    The route is real. The flyers are done. The 1979 Ford Econoline is getting pointed toward the road, which is either inspiring or deeply irresponsible. Probably both.

    🚐 Sabot Media is heading out for rural / urban solidarity: talks, zines, interviews, workshops, field reports, and conversations with people keeping each other alive without permission.

    🌾 These stops are about connecting the fights across the map.

    Small towns and cities.
    Backroads and blocks.
    Punk houses and community spaces.
    Kitchen tables and organizing rooms.
    People who stayed, people who left, and people trying to build something worth coming home to.

    🎙️ Come through if you’re nearby. Bring questions, stories, friends, local history, people we should interview, and whatever road support you can throw in.

    💸 This is still a fundraiser. Gas, food, repairs, printing, and gear all cost money because capitalism remains unimaginative and rude.

    Donate / share / send help:
    bit.ly/sabotfund

    🔥 Same fight across the map.

    🛣️ The divide is manufactured. The road is not.

    #SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #FundTheRoad #RoadTripFundraiser #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #CommunityDefense #SolidarityNotCharity

    #sabotmedia #sabotmediaroadtrip #ruralurbansolidarity #fundtheroad #roadtripfundraiser #mutualaid
  40. Sabot Media @[email protected] ·

    📍 The last of the public stops are settled and confirmed.

    The route is real. The flyers are done. The 1979 Ford Econoline is getting pointed toward the road, which is either inspiring or deeply irresponsible. Probably both.

    🚐 Sabot Media is heading out for rural / urban solidarity: talks, zines, interviews, workshops, field reports, and conversations with people keeping each other alive without permission.

    🌾 These stops are about connecting the fights across the map.

    Small towns and cities.
    Backroads and blocks.
    Punk houses and community spaces.
    Kitchen tables and organizing rooms.
    People who stayed, people who left, and people trying to build something worth coming home to.

    🎙️ Come through if you’re nearby. Bring questions, stories, friends, local history, people we should interview, and whatever road support you can throw in.

    💸 This is still a fundraiser. Gas, food, repairs, printing, and gear all cost money because capitalism remains unimaginative and rude.

    Donate / share / send help:
    bit.ly/sabotfund

    🔥 Same fight across the map.

    🛣️ The divide is manufactured. The road is not.

    #SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #FundTheRoad #RoadTripFundraiser #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #CommunityDefense #SolidarityNotCharity

    #sabotmedia #sabotmediaroadtrip #ruralurbansolidarity #fundtheroad #roadtripfundraiser #mutualaid
  41. Sabot Media @[email protected] ·

    📍 The last of the public stops are settled and confirmed.

    The route is real. The flyers are done. The 1979 Ford Econoline is getting pointed toward the road, which is either inspiring or deeply irresponsible. Probably both.

    🚐 Sabot Media is heading out for rural / urban solidarity: talks, zines, interviews, workshops, field reports, and conversations with people keeping each other alive without permission.

    🌾 These stops are about connecting the fights across the map.

    Small towns and cities.
    Backroads and blocks.
    Punk houses and community spaces.
    Kitchen tables and organizing rooms.
    People who stayed, people who left, and people trying to build something worth coming home to.

    🎙️ Come through if you’re nearby. Bring questions, stories, friends, local history, people we should interview, and whatever road support you can throw in.

    💸 This is still a fundraiser. Gas, food, repairs, printing, and gear all cost money because capitalism remains unimaginative and rude.

    Donate / share / send help:
    bit.ly/sabotfund

    🔥 Same fight across the map.

    🛣️ The divide is manufactured. The road is not.

    #SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #FundTheRoad #RoadTripFundraiser #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #CommunityDefense #SolidarityNotCharity

    #sabotmedia #sabotmediaroadtrip #ruralurbansolidarity #fundtheroad #roadtripfundraiser #mutualaid
  42. Sabot Media @[email protected] ·

    📍 The last of the public stops are settled and confirmed.

    The route is real. The flyers are done. The 1979 Ford Econoline is getting pointed toward the road, which is either inspiring or deeply irresponsible. Probably both.

    🚐 Sabot Media is heading out for rural / urban solidarity: talks, zines, interviews, workshops, field reports, and conversations with people keeping each other alive without permission.

    🌾 These stops are about connecting the fights across the map.

    Small towns and cities.
    Backroads and blocks.
    Punk houses and community spaces.
    Kitchen tables and organizing rooms.
    People who stayed, people who left, and people trying to build something worth coming home to.

    🎙️ Come through if you’re nearby. Bring questions, stories, friends, local history, people we should interview, and whatever road support you can throw in.

    💸 This is still a fundraiser. Gas, food, repairs, printing, and gear all cost money because capitalism remains unimaginative and rude.

    Donate / share / send help:
    bit.ly/sabotfund

    🔥 Same fight across the map.

    🛣️ The divide is manufactured. The road is not.

    #SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #FundTheRoad #RoadTripFundraiser #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #CommunityDefense #SolidarityNotCharity

    #solidaritynotcharity #communitydefense #anarchistmedia #independentmedia #radicalmedia #mutualaid
  43. Sabot Media @[email protected] ·

    📍 The last of the public stops are settled and confirmed.

    The route is real. The flyers are done. The 1979 Ford Econoline is getting pointed toward the road, which is either inspiring or deeply irresponsible. Probably both.

    🚐 Sabot Media is heading out for rural / urban solidarity: talks, zines, interviews, workshops, field reports, and conversations with people keeping each other alive without permission.

    🌾 These stops are about connecting the fights across the map.

    Small towns and cities.
    Backroads and blocks.
    Punk houses and community spaces.
    Kitchen tables and organizing rooms.
    People who stayed, people who left, and people trying to build something worth coming home to.

    🎙️ Come through if you’re nearby. Bring questions, stories, friends, local history, people we should interview, and whatever road support you can throw in.

    💸 This is still a fundraiser. Gas, food, repairs, printing, and gear all cost money because capitalism remains unimaginative and rude.

    Donate / share / send help:
    bit.ly/sabotfund

    🔥 Same fight across the map.

    🛣️ The divide is manufactured. The road is not.

    #SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #FundTheRoad #RoadTripFundraiser #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #CommunityDefense #SolidarityNotCharity

    #sabotmedia #sabotmediaroadtrip #ruralurbansolidarity #fundtheroad #roadtripfundraiser #mutualaid
  44. Sabot Media @[email protected] ·

    📍 First public events are ready to post.

    More stops are still being confirmed, but these ones are ready to share.

    🚐 Sabot Media is taking the 1979 Ford Econoline on the road for rural / urban solidarity: talks, zines, interviews, workshops, stories, field reports, and conversations with the people keeping each other alive without permission.

    🎙️ Come through if you’re nearby. Bring questions. Bring stories. Bring people we should interview. Bring gas money if the spirit moves you and your wallet has not already been devoured by the empire.

    📅 Confirmed public stops:

    Seattle
    Sunday July 26, 4 PM
    Pipsqueak
    173 16th Ave, Seattle, WA 98122

    Portland
    Tuesday July 28, 7 PM
    Free People’s Society Library
    1810 SE 10th St, Unit A, Portland, OR 97214

    Portland
    Wednesday July 29, 11 AM
    IYKYK
    Ask around. Word of mouth only.

    Portland
    Wednesday July 29, 4 PM
    Social Justice Action Center
    400 SE 12th Ave, Portland, OR 97214

    Portland
    Wednesday July 29, 7 PM
    Makin’ Groceries
    7137 NE Fremont St, Portland, OR

    Corvallis
    Thursday July 30, 4 PM
    Manyworld
    1013 NW Taylor Ave, Corvallis, OR

    🌾 More stop details coming as they lock in for Olympia, Walla Walla, Tri-Cities, and Eugene.

    🛠️ We still need help making the road real: hosts, interviews, food, floor space, local contacts, gas, repairs, printing, and gear.

    💸 This is still a fundraiser. The route costs money because apparently radical media cannot yet be powered by spite alone. Shame.

    Donate / share / send help:
    bit.ly/sabotfund

    🔥 Same fight across the map.

    🛣️ The divide is manufactured. The road is not.

    #SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #FundTheRoad #FundTheRoute #RoadTripFundraiser #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #CommunityDefense #SolidarityNotCharity

    #sabotmedia #sabotmediaroadtrip #ruralurbansolidarity #fundtheroad #fundtheroute #roadtripfundraiser
  45. Sabot Media @[email protected] ·

    📍 First public events are ready to post.

    More stops are still being confirmed, but these ones are ready to share.

    🚐 Sabot Media is taking the 1979 Ford Econoline on the road for rural / urban solidarity: talks, zines, interviews, workshops, stories, field reports, and conversations with the people keeping each other alive without permission.

    🎙️ Come through if you’re nearby. Bring questions. Bring stories. Bring people we should interview. Bring gas money if the spirit moves you and your wallet has not already been devoured by the empire.

    📅 Confirmed public stops:

    Seattle
    Sunday July 26, 4 PM
    Pipsqueak
    173 16th Ave, Seattle, WA 98122

    Portland
    Tuesday July 28, 7 PM
    Free People’s Society Library
    1810 SE 10th St, Unit A, Portland, OR 97214

    Portland
    Wednesday July 29, 11 AM
    IYKYK
    Ask around. Word of mouth only.

    Portland
    Wednesday July 29, 4 PM
    Social Justice Action Center
    400 SE 12th Ave, Portland, OR 97214

    Portland
    Wednesday July 29, 7 PM
    Makin’ Groceries
    7137 NE Fremont St, Portland, OR

    Corvallis
    Thursday July 30, 4 PM
    Manyworld
    1013 NW Taylor Ave, Corvallis, OR

    🌾 More stop details coming as they lock in for Olympia, Walla Walla, Tri-Cities, and Eugene.

    🛠️ We still need help making the road real: hosts, interviews, food, floor space, local contacts, gas, repairs, printing, and gear.

    💸 This is still a fundraiser. The route costs money because apparently radical media cannot yet be powered by spite alone. Shame.

    Donate / share / send help:
    bit.ly/sabotfund

    🔥 Same fight across the map.

    🛣️ The divide is manufactured. The road is not.

    #SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #FundTheRoad #FundTheRoute #RoadTripFundraiser #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #CommunityDefense #SolidarityNotCharity

    #sabotmedia #sabotmediaroadtrip #ruralurbansolidarity #fundtheroad #fundtheroute #roadtripfundraiser
  46. Sabot Media @[email protected] ·

    📍 First public events are ready to post.

    More stops are still being confirmed, but these ones are ready to share.

    🚐 Sabot Media is taking the 1979 Ford Econoline on the road for rural / urban solidarity: talks, zines, interviews, workshops, stories, field reports, and conversations with the people keeping each other alive without permission.

    🎙️ Come through if you’re nearby. Bring questions. Bring stories. Bring people we should interview. Bring gas money if the spirit moves you and your wallet has not already been devoured by the empire.

    📅 Confirmed public stops:

    Seattle
    Sunday July 26, 4 PM
    Pipsqueak
    173 16th Ave, Seattle, WA 98122

    Portland
    Tuesday July 28, 7 PM
    Free People’s Society Library
    1810 SE 10th St, Unit A, Portland, OR 97214

    Portland
    Wednesday July 29, 11 AM
    IYKYK
    Ask around. Word of mouth only.

    Portland
    Wednesday July 29, 4 PM
    Social Justice Action Center
    400 SE 12th Ave, Portland, OR 97214

    Portland
    Wednesday July 29, 7 PM
    Makin’ Groceries
    7137 NE Fremont St, Portland, OR

    Corvallis
    Thursday July 30, 4 PM
    Manyworld
    1013 NW Taylor Ave, Corvallis, OR

    🌾 More stop details coming as they lock in for Olympia, Walla Walla, Tri-Cities, and Eugene.

    🛠️ We still need help making the road real: hosts, interviews, food, floor space, local contacts, gas, repairs, printing, and gear.

    💸 This is still a fundraiser. The route costs money because apparently radical media cannot yet be powered by spite alone. Shame.

    Donate / share / send help:
    bit.ly/sabotfund

    🔥 Same fight across the map.

    🛣️ The divide is manufactured. The road is not.

    #SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #FundTheRoad #FundTheRoute #RoadTripFundraiser #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #CommunityDefense #SolidarityNotCharity

    #sabotmedia #sabotmediaroadtrip #ruralurbansolidarity #fundtheroad #fundtheroute #roadtripfundraiser
  47. Sabot Media @[email protected] ·

    📍 First public events are ready to post.

    More stops are still being confirmed, but these ones are ready to share.

    🚐 Sabot Media is taking the 1979 Ford Econoline on the road for rural / urban solidarity: talks, zines, interviews, workshops, stories, field reports, and conversations with the people keeping each other alive without permission.

    🎙️ Come through if you’re nearby. Bring questions. Bring stories. Bring people we should interview. Bring gas money if the spirit moves you and your wallet has not already been devoured by the empire.

    📅 Confirmed public stops:

    Seattle
    Sunday July 26, 4 PM
    Pipsqueak
    173 16th Ave, Seattle, WA 98122

    Portland
    Tuesday July 28, 7 PM
    Free People’s Society Library
    1810 SE 10th St, Unit A, Portland, OR 97214

    Portland
    Wednesday July 29, 11 AM
    IYKYK
    Ask around. Word of mouth only.

    Portland
    Wednesday July 29, 4 PM
    Social Justice Action Center
    400 SE 12th Ave, Portland, OR 97214

    Portland
    Wednesday July 29, 7 PM
    Makin’ Groceries
    7137 NE Fremont St, Portland, OR

    Corvallis
    Thursday July 30, 4 PM
    Manyworld
    1013 NW Taylor Ave, Corvallis, OR

    🌾 More stop details coming as they lock in for Olympia, Walla Walla, Tri-Cities, and Eugene.

    🛠️ We still need help making the road real: hosts, interviews, food, floor space, local contacts, gas, repairs, printing, and gear.

    💸 This is still a fundraiser. The route costs money because apparently radical media cannot yet be powered by spite alone. Shame.

    Donate / share / send help:
    bit.ly/sabotfund

    🔥 Same fight across the map.

    🛣️ The divide is manufactured. The road is not.

    #SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #FundTheRoad #FundTheRoute #RoadTripFundraiser #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #CommunityDefense #SolidarityNotCharity

    #solidaritynotcharity #communitydefense #anarchistmedia #independentmedia #radicalmedia #mutualaid
  48. Sabot Media @[email protected] ·

    ⛽ Fund the route.

    The dates and cities are set. The stops are still building. Now we need the road money to actually make this happen, because unfortunately the 1979 Ford Econoline has not yet accepted political theory as fuel.

    🚐 Sabot Media is heading out to document rural / urban solidarity across the map: interviews, zines, workshops, conversations, field notes, and stories from the people keeping each other alive without permission.

    📍 Current route:

    Seattle
    Aberdeen
    Olympia
    Walla Walla
    Tri-Cities
    Portland
    Eugene
    Corvallis

    🌾 This trip is about connecting rural and urban struggle without flattening either one.

    Not charity.
    Not tourism.
    Not pity.
    Not extraction.

    Same bosses.
    Same landlords.
    Same cops.
    Same abandonment.
    Same fight across the map.

    🎙️ We’re looking for workers, organizers, artists, mutual aid crews, union folks, anti-fascists, old punks, community spaces, and people with stories that should not disappear.

    🛠️ The fund pays for gas, food, repairs, gear, printing, and all the little emergency costs that show up the second a broke media project tries to leave town. Charming arrangement. Very normal society.

    💸 Donate if you can. Share if you can’t. Send the link around either way.

    Every donation becomes miles, interviews, zines, workshops, voices, stories, and connections across the route.

    Donate / share / send help:
    bit.ly/sabotfund

    🔥 Help make the road real.

    🛣️ Same fight across the map.

    #SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #FundTheRoute #FundTheRoad #RoadTripFundraiser #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #Antifascist #LaborHistory #CommunityDefense #SolidarityNotCharity #SupportIndependentMedia

    #sabotmedia #sabotmediaroadtrip #ruralurbansolidarity #fundtheroute #fundtheroad #roadtripfundraiser
  49. Sabot Media @[email protected] ·

    ⛽ Fund the route.

    The dates and cities are set. The stops are still building. Now we need the road money to actually make this happen, because unfortunately the 1979 Ford Econoline has not yet accepted political theory as fuel.

    🚐 Sabot Media is heading out to document rural / urban solidarity across the map: interviews, zines, workshops, conversations, field notes, and stories from the people keeping each other alive without permission.

    📍 Current route:

    Seattle
    Aberdeen
    Olympia
    Walla Walla
    Tri-Cities
    Portland
    Eugene
    Corvallis

    🌾 This trip is about connecting rural and urban struggle without flattening either one.

    Not charity.
    Not tourism.
    Not pity.
    Not extraction.

    Same bosses.
    Same landlords.
    Same cops.
    Same abandonment.
    Same fight across the map.

    🎙️ We’re looking for workers, organizers, artists, mutual aid crews, union folks, anti-fascists, old punks, community spaces, and people with stories that should not disappear.

    🛠️ The fund pays for gas, food, repairs, gear, printing, and all the little emergency costs that show up the second a broke media project tries to leave town. Charming arrangement. Very normal society.

    💸 Donate if you can. Share if you can’t. Send the link around either way.

    Every donation becomes miles, interviews, zines, workshops, voices, stories, and connections across the route.

    Donate / share / send help:
    bit.ly/sabotfund

    🔥 Help make the road real.

    🛣️ Same fight across the map.

    #SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #FundTheRoute #FundTheRoad #RoadTripFundraiser #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #Antifascist #LaborHistory #CommunityDefense #SolidarityNotCharity #SupportIndependentMedia

    #sabotmedia #sabotmediaroadtrip #ruralurbansolidarity #fundtheroute #fundtheroad #roadtripfundraiser
  50. Sabot Media @[email protected] ·

    ⛽ Fund the route.

    The dates and cities are set. The stops are still building. Now we need the road money to actually make this happen, because unfortunately the 1979 Ford Econoline has not yet accepted political theory as fuel.

    🚐 Sabot Media is heading out to document rural / urban solidarity across the map: interviews, zines, workshops, conversations, field notes, and stories from the people keeping each other alive without permission.

    📍 Current route:

    Seattle
    Aberdeen
    Olympia
    Walla Walla
    Tri-Cities
    Portland
    Eugene
    Corvallis

    🌾 This trip is about connecting rural and urban struggle without flattening either one.

    Not charity.
    Not tourism.
    Not pity.
    Not extraction.

    Same bosses.
    Same landlords.
    Same cops.
    Same abandonment.
    Same fight across the map.

    🎙️ We’re looking for workers, organizers, artists, mutual aid crews, union folks, anti-fascists, old punks, community spaces, and people with stories that should not disappear.

    🛠️ The fund pays for gas, food, repairs, gear, printing, and all the little emergency costs that show up the second a broke media project tries to leave town. Charming arrangement. Very normal society.

    💸 Donate if you can. Share if you can’t. Send the link around either way.

    Every donation becomes miles, interviews, zines, workshops, voices, stories, and connections across the route.

    Donate / share / send help:
    bit.ly/sabotfund

    🔥 Help make the road real.

    🛣️ Same fight across the map.

    #SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #FundTheRoute #FundTheRoad #RoadTripFundraiser #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #Antifascist #LaborHistory #CommunityDefense #SolidarityNotCharity #SupportIndependentMedia

    #sabotmedia #sabotmediaroadtrip #ruralurbansolidarity #fundtheroute #fundtheroad #roadtripfundraiser
  51. Sabot Media @[email protected] ·

    ⛽ Fund the route.

    The dates and cities are set. The stops are still building. Now we need the road money to actually make this happen, because unfortunately the 1979 Ford Econoline has not yet accepted political theory as fuel.

    🚐 Sabot Media is heading out to document rural / urban solidarity across the map: interviews, zines, workshops, conversations, field notes, and stories from the people keeping each other alive without permission.

    📍 Current route:

    Seattle
    Aberdeen
    Olympia
    Walla Walla
    Tri-Cities
    Portland
    Eugene
    Corvallis

    🌾 This trip is about connecting rural and urban struggle without flattening either one.

    Not charity.
    Not tourism.
    Not pity.
    Not extraction.

    Same bosses.
    Same landlords.
    Same cops.
    Same abandonment.
    Same fight across the map.

    🎙️ We’re looking for workers, organizers, artists, mutual aid crews, union folks, anti-fascists, old punks, community spaces, and people with stories that should not disappear.

    🛠️ The fund pays for gas, food, repairs, gear, printing, and all the little emergency costs that show up the second a broke media project tries to leave town. Charming arrangement. Very normal society.

    💸 Donate if you can. Share if you can’t. Send the link around either way.

    Every donation becomes miles, interviews, zines, workshops, voices, stories, and connections across the route.

    Donate / share / send help:
    bit.ly/sabotfund

    🔥 Help make the road real.

    🛣️ Same fight across the map.

    #SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #FundTheRoute #FundTheRoad #RoadTripFundraiser #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #Antifascist #LaborHistory #CommunityDefense #SolidarityNotCharity #SupportIndependentMedia

    #supportindependentmedia #solidaritynotcharity #communitydefense #laborhistory #antifascist #anarchistmedia
  52. Sabot Media @[email protected] ·

    ⛽ Fund the route.

    The dates and cities are set. The stops are still building. Now we need the road money to actually make this happen, because unfortunately the 1979 Ford Econoline has not yet accepted political theory as fuel.

    🚐 Sabot Media is heading out to document rural / urban solidarity across the map: interviews, zines, workshops, conversations, field notes, and stories from the people keeping each other alive without permission.

    📍 Current route:

    Seattle
    Aberdeen
    Olympia
    Walla Walla
    Tri-Cities
    Portland
    Eugene
    Corvallis

    🌾 This trip is about connecting rural and urban struggle without flattening either one.

    Not charity.
    Not tourism.
    Not pity.
    Not extraction.

    Same bosses.
    Same landlords.
    Same cops.
    Same abandonment.
    Same fight across the map.

    🎙️ We’re looking for workers, organizers, artists, mutual aid crews, union folks, anti-fascists, old punks, community spaces, and people with stories that should not disappear.

    🛠️ The fund pays for gas, food, repairs, gear, printing, and all the little emergency costs that show up the second a broke media project tries to leave town. Charming arrangement. Very normal society.

    💸 Donate if you can. Share if you can’t. Send the link around either way.

    Every donation becomes miles, interviews, zines, workshops, voices, stories, and connections across the route.

    Donate / share / send help:
    bit.ly/sabotfund

    🔥 Help make the road real.

    🛣️ Same fight across the map.

    #SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #FundTheRoute #FundTheRoad #RoadTripFundraiser #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #Antifascist #LaborHistory #CommunityDefense #SolidarityNotCharity #SupportIndependentMedia

    #sabotmedia #sabotmediaroadtrip #ruralurbansolidarity #fundtheroute #fundtheroad #roadtripfundraiser
  53. wendythedruid @[email protected] ·

    The money isn't the point. The point is that a lie built to erase two people who told the truth collapsed in a courtroom, and the truth-tellers walked out whole. Solidarity you can feel in the hands — a name on a witness list — is the only kind history records.

    #LGBTQ #QueerNews #Pride #TransRights #Solidarity #QueerJoy #CommunityDefense #News #Resist #LoveWins #Gaelic

    #lgbtq #queernews #pride #transrights #solidarity #queerjoy
  54. wendythedruid @[email protected] ·

    The money isn't the point. The point is that a lie built to erase two people who told the truth collapsed in a courtroom, and the truth-tellers walked out whole. Solidarity you can feel in the hands — a name on a witness list — is the only kind history records.

    #LGBTQ #QueerNews #Pride #TransRights #Solidarity #QueerJoy #CommunityDefense #News #Resist #LoveWins #Gaelic

    #lgbtq #queernews #pride #transrights #solidarity #queerjoy
  55. wendythedruid @[email protected] ·

    The money isn't the point. The point is that a lie built to erase two people who told the truth collapsed in a courtroom, and the truth-tellers walked out whole. Solidarity you can feel in the hands — a name on a witness list — is the only kind history records.

    #LGBTQ #QueerNews #Pride #TransRights #Solidarity #QueerJoy #CommunityDefense #News #Resist #LoveWins #Gaelic

    #lgbtq #queernews #pride #transrights #solidarity #queerjoy
  56. wendythedruid @[email protected] ·

    The money isn't the point. The point is that a lie built to erase two people who told the truth collapsed in a courtroom, and the truth-tellers walked out whole. Solidarity you can feel in the hands — a name on a witness list — is the only kind history records.

    #LGBTQ #QueerNews #Pride #TransRights #Solidarity #QueerJoy #CommunityDefense #News #Resist #LoveWins #Gaelic

    #gaelic #lovewins #resist #news #communitydefense #queerjoy
  57. wendythedruid @[email protected] ·

    The money isn't the point. The point is that a lie built to erase two people who told the truth collapsed in a courtroom, and the truth-tellers walked out whole. Solidarity you can feel in the hands — a name on a witness list — is the only kind history records.

    #LGBTQ #QueerNews #Pride #TransRights #Solidarity #QueerJoy #CommunityDefense #News #Resist #LoveWins #Gaelic

    #lgbtq #queernews #pride #transrights #solidarity #queerjoy
  58. Sabot Media @[email protected] ·

    ⛽ Put fuel in the story.

    The Sabot Media road trip fund is what turns this from a good idea into a moving van, a working recorder, a full tank, a stack of zines, and actual interviews across the map.

    🚐 We’ve got dates and cities set. Stops are still building. The 1979 Ford Econoline is getting pointed toward the people, places, crews, histories, and fights that don’t usually get documented unless somebody broke and stubborn goes to find them.

    🌾 This trip is about rural / urban solidarity.

    Not charity.
    Not pity.
    Not city people “discovering” small towns.
    Not rural people being written off until the far right shows up pretending to care.

    Same bosses.
    Same landlords.
    Same cops.
    Same extraction.
    Same abandonment.
    Same fight across the map.

    🎙️ We’re collecting stories, interviews, zines, workshops, conversations, warnings, lessons, and receipts from workers, organizers, artists, mutual aid crews, union folks, anti-fascists, old punks, community spaces, and people keeping each other alive without permission.

    🛠️ The fund pays for gas, food, repairs, gear, printing, and the thousand tiny costs that appear the second you try to do something useful outside your house.

    📍 Route stops include Aberdeen, Olympia, Seattle, Walla Walla, Tri-Cities, Portland, Eugene, and Corvallis.

    💸 Donate if you can. Share if you can’t. Send the link around either way.

    Every dollar becomes miles, voices, stories, resistance, and community.

    Donate / share / send help:
    bit.ly/sabotfund

    🔥 Same fight across the map.

    🛣️ Help keep the story rolling.

    #SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #FundTheRoute #FundTheRoad #RoadTripFundraiser #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #Antifascist #LaborHistory #CommunityDefense #SolidarityNotCharity #SupportIndependentMedia

    #sabotmedia #sabotmediaroadtrip #ruralurbansolidarity #fundtheroute #fundtheroad #roadtripfundraiser
  59. Sabot Media @[email protected] ·

    ⛽ Put fuel in the story.

    The Sabot Media road trip fund is what turns this from a good idea into a moving van, a working recorder, a full tank, a stack of zines, and actual interviews across the map.

    🚐 We’ve got dates and cities set. Stops are still building. The 1979 Ford Econoline is getting pointed toward the people, places, crews, histories, and fights that don’t usually get documented unless somebody broke and stubborn goes to find them.

    🌾 This trip is about rural / urban solidarity.

    Not charity.
    Not pity.
    Not city people “discovering” small towns.
    Not rural people being written off until the far right shows up pretending to care.

    Same bosses.
    Same landlords.
    Same cops.
    Same extraction.
    Same abandonment.
    Same fight across the map.

    🎙️ We’re collecting stories, interviews, zines, workshops, conversations, warnings, lessons, and receipts from workers, organizers, artists, mutual aid crews, union folks, anti-fascists, old punks, community spaces, and people keeping each other alive without permission.

    🛠️ The fund pays for gas, food, repairs, gear, printing, and the thousand tiny costs that appear the second you try to do something useful outside your house.

    📍 Route stops include Aberdeen, Olympia, Seattle, Walla Walla, Tri-Cities, Portland, Eugene, and Corvallis.

    💸 Donate if you can. Share if you can’t. Send the link around either way.

    Every dollar becomes miles, voices, stories, resistance, and community.

    Donate / share / send help:
    bit.ly/sabotfund

    🔥 Same fight across the map.

    🛣️ Help keep the story rolling.

    #SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #FundTheRoute #FundTheRoad #RoadTripFundraiser #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #Antifascist #LaborHistory #CommunityDefense #SolidarityNotCharity #SupportIndependentMedia

    #sabotmedia #sabotmediaroadtrip #ruralurbansolidarity #fundtheroute #fundtheroad #roadtripfundraiser
  60. Sabot Media @[email protected] ·

    ⛽ Put fuel in the story.

    The Sabot Media road trip fund is what turns this from a good idea into a moving van, a working recorder, a full tank, a stack of zines, and actual interviews across the map.

    🚐 We’ve got dates and cities set. Stops are still building. The 1979 Ford Econoline is getting pointed toward the people, places, crews, histories, and fights that don’t usually get documented unless somebody broke and stubborn goes to find them.

    🌾 This trip is about rural / urban solidarity.

    Not charity.
    Not pity.
    Not city people “discovering” small towns.
    Not rural people being written off until the far right shows up pretending to care.

    Same bosses.
    Same landlords.
    Same cops.
    Same extraction.
    Same abandonment.
    Same fight across the map.

    🎙️ We’re collecting stories, interviews, zines, workshops, conversations, warnings, lessons, and receipts from workers, organizers, artists, mutual aid crews, union folks, anti-fascists, old punks, community spaces, and people keeping each other alive without permission.

    🛠️ The fund pays for gas, food, repairs, gear, printing, and the thousand tiny costs that appear the second you try to do something useful outside your house.

    📍 Route stops include Aberdeen, Olympia, Seattle, Walla Walla, Tri-Cities, Portland, Eugene, and Corvallis.

    💸 Donate if you can. Share if you can’t. Send the link around either way.

    Every dollar becomes miles, voices, stories, resistance, and community.

    Donate / share / send help:
    bit.ly/sabotfund

    🔥 Same fight across the map.

    🛣️ Help keep the story rolling.

    #SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #FundTheRoute #FundTheRoad #RoadTripFundraiser #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #Antifascist #LaborHistory #CommunityDefense #SolidarityNotCharity #SupportIndependentMedia

    #sabotmedia #sabotmediaroadtrip #ruralurbansolidarity #fundtheroute #fundtheroad #roadtripfundraiser