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  1. Univity funds VLEO 5G demonstrators with $32 million Series A
    atlas.whatip.xyz/post.php?slug
    <p>French startup Univity has raised around $32 million to deploy a pair of 5G demonstrators into very low
    #demonstrators #univity #million #startup

  2. #US #Marines opened fire on #demonstrators during the storming of the #Karachi #consulate over the weekend, 2 US ofcls said Monday—a rare #UseOfForce at a #diplomatic post that could sharply escalate tensions in the country ‌amid widespread protests over the killing of Iran's leader.

    10 people were #killed Sunday when protesters breached the compound’s outer wall after Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali #Khamenei was killed in strikes on #Iran.

    #war #Trump #crime #law
    reuters.com/world/asia-pacific

  3. At one point, Gregory Bovino, the #BorderPatrol leader who was the face of the admin’s #immigration crackdown in #LosAngeles, #Chicago & #Minneapolis, called federal #prosecutors, pressing them to charge #demonstrators with #crimes. When a prosecutor asked what the operation’s end goal was, several people familiar with the call recalled #Bovino saying that he did not intend to “calm it down,” but instead, he said, “We’re going to put it down.”

    #Trump #law #CivilRights #UseOfForce #ICE #CBP

  4. At one point, Gregory Bovino, the #BorderPatrol leader who was the face of the admin’s #immigration crackdown in #LosAngeles, #Chicago & #Minneapolis, called federal #prosecutors, pressing them to charge #demonstrators with #crimes. When a prosecutor asked what the operation’s end goal was, several people familiar with the call recalled #Bovino saying that he did not intend to “calm it down,” but instead, he said, “We’re going to put it down.”

    #Trump #law #CivilRights #UseOfForce #ICE #CBP

  5. At one point, Gregory Bovino, the #BorderPatrol leader who was the face of the admin’s #immigration crackdown in #LosAngeles, #Chicago & #Minneapolis, called federal #prosecutors, pressing them to charge #demonstrators with #crimes. When a prosecutor asked what the operation’s end goal was, several people familiar with the call recalled #Bovino saying that he did not intend to “calm it down,” but instead, he said, “We’re going to put it down.”

    #Trump #law #CivilRights #UseOfForce #ICE #CBP

  6. At one point, Gregory Bovino, the #BorderPatrol leader who was the face of the admin’s #immigration crackdown in #LosAngeles, #Chicago & #Minneapolis, called federal #prosecutors, pressing them to charge #demonstrators with #crimes. When a prosecutor asked what the operation’s end goal was, several people familiar with the call recalled #Bovino saying that he did not intend to “calm it down,” but instead, he said, “We’re going to put it down.”

    #Trump #law #CivilRights #UseOfForce #ICE #CBP

  7. At one point, Gregory Bovino, the #BorderPatrol leader who was the face of the admin’s #immigration crackdown in #LosAngeles, #Chicago & #Minneapolis, called federal #prosecutors, pressing them to charge #demonstrators with #crimes. When a prosecutor asked what the operation’s end goal was, several people familiar with the call recalled #Bovino saying that he did not intend to “calm it down,” but instead, he said, “We’re going to put it down.”

    #Trump #law #CivilRights #UseOfForce #ICE #CBP

  8. The mobilization comes after throngs of #demonstrators protested in the snow Friday night near the Bishop Henry #Whipple Federal Building in the #Minneapolis area.

    “Stay safe & stay peaceful today,” #TimWalz urged the public in a social media post Saturday. “Our public safety team has the resources, coordination, & personnel on the ground to maintain public safety & respond if needed. Thanks to local law enforcement for keeping the peace.”

    #law #RightToProtest #UseOfForce #PoliceBrutality

  9. New protest laws are impacting political demonstrations

    While serving in the Florida state legislature, #Randy #Fine helped pass legislation that provides some
    🆘 protection under certain circumstances to
    🔥drivers who hit protesters blocking roadways.

    In Congress, the Republican representative has introduced a similar bill
    — what he calls the
    #Thump #Thump #Act
    — for drivers who may encounter protesters in other parts of the country.
    
“When the consequences for inappropriate behavior are severe enough, people will stop doing it,” Fine said.

    “Blocking roads is a form of political terrorism.
    💥They should get run over.”
    
Florida is one of more than a dozen states that have cracked down on protests in recent years,
    👉 passing laws that often equate political demonstrations with riots in ways that #First #Amendment experts say could be illegal.

🆘 Since 2017, 23 states have passed at least 55 laws to address how and when people can protest,
    according to the International Center for Not-for-Profit Law,
    which tracks such statutes.

    ❌The laws do such things as mandate at least 30 days in jail for rioting
    — often loosely defined as a group involved in tumultuous or potentially violent behavior
    — restrict protests on college campuses,
    and imprison and fine people who block sidewalks, streets and highways.

Some lawmakers like Fine want #federal #legislation that mirrors those efforts.

    Among the 16 pending federal bills are proposals to
    ♦️ tighten restrictions on protesting near federal judges, jurors or court staff;
    ♦️strip nonprofits of their tax status for certain protest-related activities;
    ♦️and block people convicted of rioting from small business aid.

    
First Amendment advocates warn that the patchwork of state laws,
    pending federal bills and court battles risk ⚠️rewriting the rules of public demonstrations.

    There are already laws to prosecute violent behavior,
    making these new efforts unnecessary, they say.
    
There have been few arrests or prosecutions under the recently passed protest laws,
    but free-speech advocates say the measures can be used to #control or #dissuade would-be #demonstrators.

    washingtonpost.com/nation/2026

  10. New protest laws are impacting political demonstrations

    While serving in the Florida state legislature, #Randy #Fine helped pass legislation that provides some
    🆘 protection under certain circumstances to
    🔥drivers who hit protesters blocking roadways.

    In Congress, the Republican representative has introduced a similar bill
    — what he calls the
    #Thump #Thump #Act
    — for drivers who may encounter protesters in other parts of the country.
    
“When the consequences for inappropriate behavior are severe enough, people will stop doing it,” Fine said.

    “Blocking roads is a form of political terrorism.
    💥They should get run over.”
    
Florida is one of more than a dozen states that have cracked down on protests in recent years,
    👉 passing laws that often equate political demonstrations with riots in ways that #First #Amendment experts say could be illegal.

🆘 Since 2017, 23 states have passed at least 55 laws to address how and when people can protest,
    according to the International Center for Not-for-Profit Law,
    which tracks such statutes.

    ❌The laws do such things as mandate at least 30 days in jail for rioting
    — often loosely defined as a group involved in tumultuous or potentially violent behavior
    — restrict protests on college campuses,
    and imprison and fine people who block sidewalks, streets and highways.

Some lawmakers like Fine want #federal #legislation that mirrors those efforts.

    Among the 16 pending federal bills are proposals to
    ♦️ tighten restrictions on protesting near federal judges, jurors or court staff;
    ♦️strip nonprofits of their tax status for certain protest-related activities;
    ♦️and block people convicted of rioting from small business aid.

    
First Amendment advocates warn that the patchwork of state laws,
    pending federal bills and court battles risk ⚠️rewriting the rules of public demonstrations.

    There are already laws to prosecute violent behavior,
    making these new efforts unnecessary, they say.
    
There have been few arrests or prosecutions under the recently passed protest laws,
    but free-speech advocates say the measures can be used to #control or #dissuade would-be #demonstrators.

    washingtonpost.com/nation/2026

  11. New protest laws are impacting political demonstrations

    While serving in the Florida state legislature, #Randy #Fine helped pass legislation that provides some
    🆘 protection under certain circumstances to
    🔥drivers who hit protesters blocking roadways.

    In Congress, the Republican representative has introduced a similar bill
    — what he calls the
    #Thump #Thump #Act
    — for drivers who may encounter protesters in other parts of the country.
    
“When the consequences for inappropriate behavior are severe enough, people will stop doing it,” Fine said.

    “Blocking roads is a form of political terrorism.
    💥They should get run over.”
    
Florida is one of more than a dozen states that have cracked down on protests in recent years,
    👉 passing laws that often equate political demonstrations with riots in ways that #First #Amendment experts say could be illegal.

🆘 Since 2017, 23 states have passed at least 55 laws to address how and when people can protest,
    according to the International Center for Not-for-Profit Law,
    which tracks such statutes.

    ❌The laws do such things as mandate at least 30 days in jail for rioting
    — often loosely defined as a group involved in tumultuous or potentially violent behavior
    — restrict protests on college campuses,
    and imprison and fine people who block sidewalks, streets and highways.

Some lawmakers like Fine want #federal #legislation that mirrors those efforts.

    Among the 16 pending federal bills are proposals to
    ♦️ tighten restrictions on protesting near federal judges, jurors or court staff;
    ♦️strip nonprofits of their tax status for certain protest-related activities;
    ♦️and block people convicted of rioting from small business aid.

    
First Amendment advocates warn that the patchwork of state laws,
    pending federal bills and court battles risk ⚠️rewriting the rules of public demonstrations.

    There are already laws to prosecute violent behavior,
    making these new efforts unnecessary, they say.
    
There have been few arrests or prosecutions under the recently passed protest laws,
    but free-speech advocates say the measures can be used to #control or #dissuade would-be #demonstrators.

    washingtonpost.com/nation/2026

  12. New protest laws are impacting political demonstrations

    While serving in the Florida state legislature, #Randy #Fine helped pass legislation that provides some
    🆘 protection under certain circumstances to
    🔥drivers who hit protesters blocking roadways.

    In Congress, the Republican representative has introduced a similar bill
    — what he calls the
    #Thump #Thump #Act
    — for drivers who may encounter protesters in other parts of the country.
    
“When the consequences for inappropriate behavior are severe enough, people will stop doing it,” Fine said.

    “Blocking roads is a form of political terrorism.
    💥They should get run over.”
    
Florida is one of more than a dozen states that have cracked down on protests in recent years,
    👉 passing laws that often equate political demonstrations with riots in ways that #First #Amendment experts say could be illegal.

🆘 Since 2017, 23 states have passed at least 55 laws to address how and when people can protest,
    according to the International Center for Not-for-Profit Law,
    which tracks such statutes.

    ❌The laws do such things as mandate at least 30 days in jail for rioting
    — often loosely defined as a group involved in tumultuous or potentially violent behavior
    — restrict protests on college campuses,
    and imprison and fine people who block sidewalks, streets and highways.

Some lawmakers like Fine want #federal #legislation that mirrors those efforts.

    Among the 16 pending federal bills are proposals to
    ♦️ tighten restrictions on protesting near federal judges, jurors or court staff;
    ♦️strip nonprofits of their tax status for certain protest-related activities;
    ♦️and block people convicted of rioting from small business aid.

    
First Amendment advocates warn that the patchwork of state laws,
    pending federal bills and court battles risk ⚠️rewriting the rules of public demonstrations.

    There are already laws to prosecute violent behavior,
    making these new efforts unnecessary, they say.
    
There have been few arrests or prosecutions under the recently passed protest laws,
    but free-speech advocates say the measures can be used to #control or #dissuade would-be #demonstrators.

    washingtonpost.com/nation/2026

  13. New protest laws are impacting political demonstrations

    While serving in the Florida state legislature, #Randy #Fine helped pass legislation that provides some
    🆘 protection under certain circumstances to
    🔥drivers who hit protesters blocking roadways.

    In Congress, the Republican representative has introduced a similar bill
    — what he calls the
    #Thump #Thump #Act
    — for drivers who may encounter protesters in other parts of the country.
    
“When the consequences for inappropriate behavior are severe enough, people will stop doing it,” Fine said.

    “Blocking roads is a form of political terrorism.
    💥They should get run over.”
    
Florida is one of more than a dozen states that have cracked down on protests in recent years,
    👉 passing laws that often equate political demonstrations with riots in ways that #First #Amendment experts say could be illegal.

🆘 Since 2017, 23 states have passed at least 55 laws to address how and when people can protest,
    according to the International Center for Not-for-Profit Law,
    which tracks such statutes.

    ❌The laws do such things as mandate at least 30 days in jail for rioting
    — often loosely defined as a group involved in tumultuous or potentially violent behavior
    — restrict protests on college campuses,
    and imprison and fine people who block sidewalks, streets and highways.

Some lawmakers like Fine want #federal #legislation that mirrors those efforts.

    Among the 16 pending federal bills are proposals to
    ♦️ tighten restrictions on protesting near federal judges, jurors or court staff;
    ♦️strip nonprofits of their tax status for certain protest-related activities;
    ♦️and block people convicted of rioting from small business aid.

    
First Amendment advocates warn that the patchwork of state laws,
    pending federal bills and court battles risk ⚠️rewriting the rules of public demonstrations.

    There are already laws to prosecute violent behavior,
    making these new efforts unnecessary, they say.
    
There have been few arrests or prosecutions under the recently passed protest laws,
    but free-speech advocates say the measures can be used to #control or #dissuade would-be #demonstrators.

    washingtonpost.com/nation/2026

  14. #AppealsCourt #overrules federal judge who wanted rogue #BorderPatrol Cmdr. Gregory Bovino to appear daily in local courtroom to justify activities..

    Previously Bovino has sicced his forces on civilians and been rampaging thru #Chicago teargassing neighborhoods and beating #demonstrators, and now due to separation of powers argument, doesn't have to report daily to civilian authorities to explain activities.

    Bovino and other #FederalAgents had violated a temporary #RestrainingOrder largely prohibiting the use of #TearGas and other #riot control measures on #journalists, protesters, and clergy members during Operation #MidwayBlitz in the #Midwest metropolis ordered by #Drumpf admin in a political stunt against #Democrat run cities. 

    Previously the #CommanderInChief has ordered #military style invasions after he decreed that many of America's cities should be used as “training grounds” in the #battle against the “enemy within.”

    cbsnews.com/chicago/news/7th-c

  15. #AppealsCourt #overrules federal judge who wanted rogue #BorderPatrol Cmdr. Gregory Bovino to appear daily in local courtroom to justify activities..

    Previously Bovino has sicced his forces on civilians and been rampaging thru #Chicago teargassing neighborhoods and beating #demonstrators, and now due to separation of powers argument, doesn't have to report daily to civilian authorities to explain activities.

    Bovino and other #FederalAgents had violated a temporary #RestrainingOrder largely prohibiting the use of #TearGas and other #riot control measures on #journalists, protesters, and clergy members during Operation #MidwayBlitz in the #Midwest metropolis ordered by #Drumpf admin in a political stunt against #Democrat run cities. 

    Previously the #CommanderInChief has ordered #military style invasions after he decreed that many of America's cities should be used as “training grounds” in the #battle against the “enemy within.”

    cbsnews.com/chicago/news/7th-c

  16. #AppealsCourt #overrules federal judge who wanted rogue #BorderPatrol Cmdr. Gregory Bovino to appear daily in local courtroom to justify activities..

    Previously Bovino has sicced his forces on civilians and been rampaging thru #Chicago teargassing neighborhoods and beating #demonstrators, and now due to separation of powers argument, doesn't have to report daily to civilian authorities to explain activities.

    Bovino and other #FederalAgents had violated a temporary #RestrainingOrder largely prohibiting the use of #TearGas and other #riot control measures on #journalists, protesters, and clergy members during Operation #MidwayBlitz in the #Midwest metropolis ordered by #Drumpf admin in a political stunt against #Democrat run cities. 

    Previously the #CommanderInChief has ordered #military style invasions after he decreed that many of America's cities should be used as “training grounds” in the #battle against the “enemy within.”

    cbsnews.com/chicago/news/7th-c

  17. #AppealsCourt #overrules federal judge who wanted rogue #BorderPatrol Cmdr. Gregory Bovino to appear daily in local courtroom to justify activities..

    Previously Bovino has sicced his forces on civilians and been rampaging thru #Chicago teargassing neighborhoods and beating #demonstrators, and now due to separation of powers argument, doesn't have to report daily to civilian authorities to explain activities.

    Bovino and other #FederalAgents had violated a temporary #RestrainingOrder largely prohibiting the use of #TearGas and other #riot control measures on #journalists, protesters, and clergy members during Operation #MidwayBlitz in the #Midwest metropolis ordered by #Drumpf admin in a political stunt against #Democrat run cities. 

    Previously the #CommanderInChief has ordered #military style invasions after he decreed that many of America's cities should be used as “training grounds” in the #battle against the “enemy within.”

    cbsnews.com/chicago/news/7th-c

  18. #AppealsCourt #overrules federal judge who wanted rogue #BorderPatrol Cmdr. Gregory Bovino to appear daily in local courtroom to justify activities..

    Previously Bovino has sicced his forces on civilians and been rampaging thru #Chicago teargassing neighborhoods and beating #demonstrators, and now due to separation of powers argument, doesn't have to report daily to civilian authorities to explain activities.

    Bovino and other #FederalAgents had violated a temporary #RestrainingOrder largely prohibiting the use of #TearGas and other #riot control measures on #journalists, protesters, and clergy members during Operation #MidwayBlitz in the #Midwest metropolis ordered by #Drumpf admin in a political stunt against #Democrat run cities. 

    Previously the #CommanderInChief has ordered #military style invasions after he decreed that many of America's cities should be used as “training grounds” in the #battle against the “enemy within.”

    cbsnews.com/chicago/news/7th-c

  19. Agents issued one warning about #TearGas but did not deploy it. They fired #PepperBalls instead toward #demonstrators before #Chicago police arrived & cleared the roadway, allowing the vehicles with agents & detainees to leave.

    Ald. Rossana Rodriguez-Sanchez (33rd) was holding a staff meeting in her ward office around the corner when she heard whistles & ran out the door.

    #Trump #law #immigration #Constitution #RightToProtest #CivilRights #PoliceBrutality #fascism #MilitaryState #Gestapo

  20. The use of #TearGas has persisted in recent days despite a #CourtOrder forbidding officers from using #ChemicalAgents against #demonstrators & #journalists unless they pose a safety threat. Last week, Gregory #Bovino, the #BorderPatrol official leading the #Chicago operation, was videotaped throwing a tear-gas canister into a crowd. In another incident, #immigration officers deployed tear gas as #families were walking to a Halloween parade.

    #Trump #law #CivilRights #HumanRights #PoliceBrutality

  21. Federal #immigration officers are using chemical irritants to *disperse* #protesters in ways that violate #US policing norms & are testing the boundaries of #UseOfForce #laws, video footage from #Chicago shows, in some cases [intentionally] hitting #demonstrators directly with the munitions.
    #CBP & #ICE officers have deployed #TearGas in cities around the country, but its use has been especially prevalent in Chicago, where the #Trump admin launched Operation Midway Blitz in Sept….

    #law

  22. Saturday, September 6, 2025

    Four Ukrainian soldiers rescued after hiding in occupied territory for years -- Ukrainian drones again strike Russia's largest Rosneft refinery -- Ukraine's security guarantees must start without waiting for fighting to end -- Putin says he doesn't see much point' in meeting Zelensky -- Amid Russian economy warnings, Putin admits Central Bank struggling to cut interest rates, warns prices would rise ... and more

    activitypub.writeworks.uk/2025

  23. Saturday, September 6, 2025

    Four Ukrainian soldiers rescued after hiding in occupied territory for years -- Ukrainian drones again strike Russia's largest Rosneft refinery -- Ukraine's security guarantees must start without waiting for fighting to end -- Putin says he doesn't see much point' in meeting Zelensky -- Amid Russian economy warnings, Putin admits Central Bank struggling to cut interest rates, warns prices would rise ... and more

    activitypub.writeworks.uk/2025

  24. Saturday, September 6, 2025

    Four Ukrainian soldiers rescued after hiding in occupied territory for years -- Ukrainian drones again strike Russia's largest Rosneft refinery -- Ukraine's security guarantees must start without waiting for fighting to end -- Putin says he doesn't see much point' in meeting Zelensky -- Amid Russian economy warnings, Putin admits Central Bank struggling to cut interest rates, warns prices would rise ... and more

    activitypub.writeworks.uk/2025

  25. Saturday, September 6, 2025

    Four Ukrainian soldiers rescued after hiding in occupied territory for years -- Ukrainian drones again strike Russia's largest Rosneft refinery -- Ukraine's security guarantees must start without waiting for fighting to end -- Putin says he doesn't see much point' in meeting Zelensky -- Amid Russian economy warnings, Putin admits Central Bank struggling to cut interest rates, warns prices would rise ... and more

    activitypub.writeworks.uk/2025

  26. Saturday, September 6, 2025

    Four Ukrainian soldiers rescued after hiding in occupied territory for years -- Ukrainian drones again strike Russia's largest Rosneft refinery -- Ukraine's security guarantees must start without waiting for fighting to end -- Putin says he doesn't see much point' in meeting Zelensky -- Amid Russian economy warnings, Putin admits Central Bank struggling to cut interest rates, warns prices would rise ... and more

    activitypub.writeworks.uk/2025

  27. Sunday, August 3, 2025

    Russian troops resort to ‘total infiltration’ tactics in front-line Pokrovsk — Inside the Battle of Kostiantynivka, as Ukrainian forces brace for three-sided Russian assault — Ukrainian drones target Shahed storage site, industrial facilities in Russia — Ukraine’s drone strike reportedly sparks fire at oil depot in Russia’s Sochi … and more

    activitypub.writeworks.uk/2025

  28. Sunday, August 3, 2025

    Russian troops resort to ‘total infiltration’ tactics in front-line Pokrovsk — Inside the Battle of Kostiantynivka, as Ukrainian forces brace for three-sided Russian assault — Ukrainian drones target Shahed storage site, industrial facilities in Russia — Ukraine’s drone strike reportedly sparks fire at oil depot in Russia’s Sochi … and more

    activitypub.writeworks.uk/2025

  29. Sunday, August 3, 2025

    Russian troops resort to ‘total infiltration’ tactics in front-line Pokrovsk — Inside the Battle of Kostiantynivka, as Ukrainian forces brace for three-sided Russian assault — Ukrainian drones target Shahed storage site, industrial facilities in Russia — Ukraine’s drone strike reportedly sparks fire at oil depot in Russia’s Sochi … and more

    activitypub.writeworks.uk/2025

  30. Sunday, August 3, 2025

    Russian troops resort to ‘total infiltration’ tactics in front-line Pokrovsk — Inside the Battle of Kostiantynivka, as Ukrainian forces brace for three-sided Russian assault — Ukrainian drones target Shahed storage site, industrial facilities in Russia — Ukraine’s drone strike reportedly sparks fire at oil depot in Russia’s Sochi … and more

    activitypub.writeworks.uk/2025

  31. Sunday, August 3, 2025

    Russian troops resort to ‘total infiltration’ tactics in front-line Pokrovsk — Inside the Battle of Kostiantynivka, as Ukrainian forces brace for three-sided Russian assault — Ukrainian drones target Shahed storage site, industrial facilities in Russia — Ukraine’s drone strike reportedly sparks fire at oil depot in Russia’s Sochi … and more

    activitypub.writeworks.uk/2025

  32. Expect these to become illegal under the #TrumpRegime (if they aren't already)...

    A #Demonstrators Guide to #ReinforcedBanners
    And How to Use Them

    2025-06-16 via @CrimethInc

    "This guide explores how to construct reinforced #banners that can function as a mobile #ShieldWall during demonstrations.

    "To be clear, we do not encourage anyone to engage in illegal activity with banners or shields. We only offer these designs to satisfy the curiosity of historians."

    crimethinc.com/2025/06/16/a-de

    #USPol #CriminalizingProtest #CommunityDefense #WeKeepOurselvesSafe #WeKeepEachOtherSafe #ACAB

  33. Expect these to become illegal under the #TrumpRegime (if they aren't already)...

    A #Demonstrators Guide to #ReinforcedBanners
    And How to Use Them

    2025-06-16 via @CrimethInc

    "This guide explores how to construct reinforced #banners that can function as a mobile #ShieldWall during demonstrations.

    "To be clear, we do not encourage anyone to engage in illegal activity with banners or shields. We only offer these designs to satisfy the curiosity of historians."

    crimethinc.com/2025/06/16/a-de

    #USPol #CriminalizingProtest #CommunityDefense #WeKeepOurselvesSafe #WeKeepEachOtherSafe #ACAB

  34. Expect these to become illegal under the #TrumpRegime (if they aren't already)...

    A #Demonstrators Guide to #ReinforcedBanners
    And How to Use Them

    2025-06-16 via @CrimethInc

    "This guide explores how to construct reinforced #banners that can function as a mobile #ShieldWall during demonstrations.

    "To be clear, we do not encourage anyone to engage in illegal activity with banners or shields. We only offer these designs to satisfy the curiosity of historians."

    crimethinc.com/2025/06/16/a-de

    #USPol #CriminalizingProtest #CommunityDefense #WeKeepOurselvesSafe #WeKeepEachOtherSafe #ACAB

  35. Expect these to become illegal under the #TrumpRegime (if they aren't already)...

    A #Demonstrators Guide to #ReinforcedBanners
    And How to Use Them

    2025-06-16 via @CrimethInc

    "This guide explores how to construct reinforced #banners that can function as a mobile #ShieldWall during demonstrations.

    "To be clear, we do not encourage anyone to engage in illegal activity with banners or shields. We only offer these designs to satisfy the curiosity of historians."

    crimethinc.com/2025/06/16/a-de

    #USPol #CriminalizingProtest #CommunityDefense #WeKeepOurselvesSafe #WeKeepEachOtherSafe #ACAB

  36. Expect these to become illegal under the #TrumpRegime (if they aren't already)...

    A #Demonstrators Guide to #ReinforcedBanners
    And How to Use Them

    2025-06-16 via @CrimethInc

    "This guide explores how to construct reinforced #banners that can function as a mobile #ShieldWall during demonstrations.

    "To be clear, we do not encourage anyone to engage in illegal activity with banners or shields. We only offer these designs to satisfy the curiosity of historians."

    crimethinc.com/2025/06/16/a-de

    #USPol #CriminalizingProtest #CommunityDefense #WeKeepOurselvesSafe #WeKeepEachOtherSafe #ACAB

  37. Thursday, July 24, 2025

    Fire engulfs iconic Odesa market amid Russian attack — China covertly supplying drone engines to Russia despite sanctions, Reuters reports — Over half of MPs suspected by NABU backed law curbing anti-corruption agency’s independence — Ukrainian soldiers slam Zelensky’s anti-corruption crackdown … and more

    activitypub.writeworks.uk/2025