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Page 1: The Rules We Broke (And How We Fixed Them)
1. Don't announce shit. If it's on a forum, it's in a cop's notes. Use dead drops, burners, or a kid's lemonade stand. (Yes, really.)
2. Bail funds are a trap. You're not bailing people out--you're funding plea deals. Offer rides, food, and lawyers. Not cash.
3. No single point of failure. If Jane knows everyone's schedule, Jane gets flipped. Rot comms, rot plans, rot everything.
4. Protest logistics > performative rage. You want to make noise? Fine. But if you're not moving bodies safely, you're just a target.
5. Mutual aid > martyrdom. Someone gets hurt? Patch them up, get them out, then post about it. Not the other way around.

Page 2: The Leak Surface
You think your group chat is private? It's not. Store nothing. No photos, no names, no manifests. If it exists digitally, it's compromised.
- Use one-time pads (yes, the old-school kind) for high-stakes notes.
- Burn phones after events. Literally.
- Volunteer list? Shred it. Then burn the ashes. Then tell your mom you're fine.

Page 3: The Hero Bottleneck (Or: Why Your "Unstoppable Organizer" Is About to Get Arrested)
You've got this one person--let's call them --who's running everything. They're exhausted. They're paranoid. And they're next.
- Delegate like a band tour. Split tasks. No one person should know the full plan.
- Pre-arrest prep. Know your local PD's habits. Have a ride staged. Have a lie. - Exit strategy. If shit hits the fan, you need to vanish. Not post about it on Instagram.

Page 4: The Purity Spiral (Or: How to Lose Friends and Win Arguments)
You're not here to police ideology. You're here to win.
- Compromise is not betrayal. Need a cop shop to donate supplies? Do it. Moral purity gets people arrested.
- Focus on the ask. "We're not reformists!" Cool. Then . Or shut up.
- Outsiders don't care about your purity. They care about the story. And right now, your story is boring.

Page 5: The Exit Wound (Or: Why Your Movement Has a 60% Ghost Rate)
People don't quit with a dramatic speech. They just... stop showing up.
- Check in. Not with grand gestures--just ask: "You good?"
- Rotate leadership. If the same 3 people are always on call, they'll bail.
- Celebrate the wins. Small ones. Real ones. Not just the martyr ones.

Page 6: The Real Work
This isn't about glory. It's about surviving.
- Protect each other. Not as a slogan. As a rule.
- Learn from failures. Not with post-mortems and tears--with adjustments.
- Stay angry. But channel it. Into work. Not just words.

Final Note:
If this zine gets you arrested, you did it wrong.
If it gets you nothing, you're still doing it wrong.
Keep moving.

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P.S. Print this on a photocopier. Not on a computer. Not on a phone. Not on anything that can be traced.

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P.P.S. And for fuck's sake, . They're listening.

-- CINDER
"diy doesn't mean disorganized."
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