[sklyarov-chicago] Protest Organization

[Michael Cannon]

Hope you're not being personal here...in my case the
description would be 'wacked out 27-years service
retired Navy LCDR...registered Republican, business
owner and veteran of Vietnam...certified APLARS Police
and EMT instructor and former advisor to LA and San
Diego County Sherriffs and the International
Association of Chiefs of Police...currently a
consultant in systems technologies to Global 2000
companies and Governmental and NGO bodies on systems
security and revolutionary and counter-revolutionary
warfare...MBA in Finance and Marketing...currently
running two businesses and a number of proprietary and
open-source software projects...rejects the DMCA,
UCITA, the EULAs and the complete abrogation of 5th
and 4th amendment rights by the last and the present
administrations and Congress as unconstitutional and
tyrannical..."

What's YOUR excuse?


--- Laurence O Garfield <lgarfiel@students.depaul.edu>
wrote:
> Unless of course you look like a group of whacko
> neo-commie hippies who
> haven't noticed that the 60s are long over.  That
> only serves to hurt your
> own cause.  You want people to have a GOOD
> unconscious image of you and
> whatever your cause is.  If you play into the
> stereotype of left wing
> anarchists with no real purpose in life except to
> whine about things, then
> that is exactly what people will think of you, and
> they will dismiss you
> out of hand.
> 
> --Larry Garfield
> 
> On Fri, 27 Jul 2001, Michael Cannon wrote:
> 
> > 'Out in left field crazy' on a banner is not
> always a
> > bad thing.
> >
> > Remember, in leafletting/banner protest (without
> > walkabout), the goal is to engage the public in
> > discussion/conversation and give them a leaflet,
> while
> > getting an agreement from them as to the injustice
> of
> > the situation.
> >
> > Anything that gets them to stop, take a leaflet
> (or
> > walk up to you and ASK for one) is a good thing.
> >
> > Finally, when you're leafletting, the aim is to
> have
> > the person walk away with the concious AND
> unconcious
> > conviction that the situation you are promoting or
> > opposed to is 'unjust.'  You want some 'Rage
> Against
> > the Machine,' and some conviction of purpose, as
> they
> > walk away.  Better yet, you want them to DEMAND a
> > leaflet.
> >
> > But first you have to wake them up.
> 
> 
> 
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