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Written By: Puck Arks   Dealing with Cold Weather   • Dehydration is a major factor in hypothermia and other cold injuries • Drink 4 liters of water a day before going into the field to build a fluid cushion while you are protesting. Maintain at 4 liters a day while protest- ing • Cold weather increases your need for fluid intake but does not increase thirst. Be aware of fluid intake, chapped lips, and urination to keep your- self hydrated. You should drink until your lips are not chapped and your pee is clear and copious • Your body wastes a lot of heat keeping your pee warm. If you have to pee, go pee. You will feel warmer Add fuel to the furnace • Snack on nuts or energy bars throughout the day • Take warm nutritious fluids. Deliver fluids in the form of hot chocolate, hot cider, instant miso soup, Jell-o mix (with sugar) dissolved in warm water, and ginger tea with honey. Bring a thermos and scout opportunities for ho...

Written By: Puck Arks Police Tactics and How To Defeat Them The local, state and federal governments have unlimited tax dollars to use to control crowds at demonstrations and insurrections. We must develop ways to combat these technologies, and although we are in reality in a fight against technology, it would be naive to think we can use spears against these maniacs. Therefore, we need to find ways to eliminate police tactics. The following information are some common used tactics and best effective ways to beat them.   Photo Credit: Heard County Parks & Recreation Riot Cop Gear and Equipment T o crush protests, police departments all over the world have invented countless methods. Some are new, others only adaptations of battle tactics from the ancient times. Just as importantly, new and much improved equipment has been issued to riot police squads, making them nearly unstoppable.  O n the right you can see how a regular American ri...