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International | Global Justice and Anti-CapitalismPamphlet Guide to Revolution in Egypt: How to Protest Intelligently
Here are nine translated pages from a 26-page pamphlet that has been passed around amongst demonstrators in Egypt. Creators of the pamphlet asked that protesters do not use Facebook and Twitter. ![]() egyptianrevolution-holdyo... If you can find a full 26-page copy, in Arabic or English, please attach it here as a comment.
How to Protest
Intelligently Important information and tactics Please distribute through email printing, and photocopies ONLY! How to Protest Intelligently - Important Information and Tactics Twitter and facebook are being monitored. Be careful not to let this fall Into the hands of the police or state security. The Demands of the Egyptian People
1. The downfall of the regime of Hosni Mubarak and his ministers. 2. The cessation of the Emergency Law 3. Freedom 4. Justice 5. The formation of a new, non-military government with the interests of the Egyptian people at heart. 6. The constructive administration of all Egypt's resources. The Strategic Goals of Civil Disobedience
1. To take over important government buildings. 2. To attempt to win over members of the policy and army to the side of the people. 3. To protect our brothers and sisters In revolution Steps for Carrying Out the Plan
1. Assemble with your friends and neighbors In residential streets far away from where the security forces are. 2. Shout slogans In the name of Egypt and the people's freedom (positive slogans). 3. Encourage other residents to join In (again with positive language) 4. Go out Into the major streets in very large groups In order to form the biggest possible assembly and toward important government buildings - while shouting positive slogans - in order to take them over. Necessary Clothing and Accessories
Sweatshirt or leather jacket with a hood. This helps shield your face from tear gas. The lid of a pot: you can use this shield when the State Security beats you or shoots rubber bullets. Thick rubber gloves in order to protect your hands from the heat of tear gas containers. Protective glasses (Can be bought at any metalworking or paint shop) Scarf to protect your mouth and lungs from tear gas A rose so we can show that we can do as we ought to and join together in the most peaceful way possible Spray paint so that if the authorities attack us, we can spray paint the visors of their helmets and the windshields of the armored trucks, blocking their vision and hindering their movement Shoes that make it easy to run and move quickly How to Use the Accessories Shield and Spray HOLD YOUR GROUND, EGYPTIAN! Block the truncheon with your shield as you're spraying them in the face. How to Use the Accessories
2 . Other uses for spray paint: on the windshields of armored trucks and on mounted surveillance cameras 3 . You can also stick a wet towel in the vehicle's exhaust to stop it 4 . You can also throw plastic bags filled with liquid soap under the wheels of the armored trucks to disrupt their balance as they're moving. Examples of Signs
The Police and the People Stand Together Against Oppression! How to Publish and Disseminate This Information
1. We ask you not to use Twitter or Facebook or other websites because they are all monitored by the Ministry of the Interior. 2. Distribute by email or printing or photocopying especially if you own an office or store. 3. Do not betray your fellow citizens and ensure that this not fall into the hands of anyone who works for the police. Now that you know, please pass it on! Long live Egypt! Links to related stories:
http://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2011/01/egyptian-activists-action-plan-translated/70388/ http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/jan/27/egypt-protest-leaflets-mass-action It's already online on a number of other websites with this exact same filename.
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