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"Fascist raids by law enforcement should be met with:
I don’t know.
I can’t help.
I do not know anybody’s legal status.
I have no idea who is an immigrant.
White folks are used to being polite and accommodating to cops.
Do not fall into your old ways.
For once, your silence will not be violence. STFU if the cops come looking for your neighbours. No matter how friendly.
Fascism only works if we go along with it. Fascism only works if we surrender to it.
Resist.
Do not say a word about your neighbours. As far as the cops are concerned you’re a recluse who doesn’t talk to anybody where you live."
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“Come with a warrant.” Shoot them through the door if they insist.
‘The only motherfucker who doesn’t belong here is you.’ In other words, be sure to make sure they aren’t welcome.
From the CIA’s Simple Sabotage manual, intended to be used to provide advice for resistance movements in Nazi-occupied Europe during World War II
Full text for those curious:
https://www.cia.gov/static/5c875f3ec660e092cf893f60b4a288df/SimpleSabotage.pdf
Interesting highlighted portions:
Middle ages white man here. My motto for cops:
I ain’t seen shit.
I don’t know nobody.
They’d ask, “where were you last Tuesday between 4pm-8pm?” And I’d respond, “I wasn’t!”
And I’d respond,
“I wasn’t!”“Ask my lawyer.”The third part I didn’t include has less to do with cops and more just anyone I see on the streets.
“Hell, I ain’t even here”
I got nothing to do with their shit, I ain’t a snitch.
I didn’t see nothin. I don’t know nothin. I didn’t hear nothin. I wasn’t even there. I was drunk.
Don’t talk to cops. At all. Ever.
I am getting a weird infinate scrolling bug,i am kinda cheating even getting this comment on here, but i wont be able to reply. Not sure if it’s because i am using memmy just in case others are having this issue and the response is light