Join the NO KINGS protests tomorrow, on Trump’s Birthday, June 14th! It’s a nationwide protest with over 1900 locations across the US. Check the website map below.

No Kings Event Map: https://www.nokings.org/#map

Find one near you, write down the address and time, and head out tomorrow. (You don’t have to sign up for anything, all you need is the address).

Recommended that you bring a mask, hat, water and snacks. Safety Goggles or Glasses would also be a good idea if you have them.

Bring a sign or the US Flag if you have one.

For privacy reasons you may want to avoid bringing your phone, or place it inside a faraday bag (a really well sealed tinfoil pouch will work, and put it in airplane mode to avoid draining your battery) until you get home.

If you have a first aid kit, it wouldn’t hurt to bring it, just in case.

  • Drunk & Root@sh.itjust.works
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    2 days ago

    you need around 6 layers of tin foil you can test this if you have a bluetooth device start playing some music or any audio and start wrapping in tinfoil until it disconnects id also say to leave your phone at home sk it pings the cell towers that you are at home and bring a burner if you can and make sure the burner is private so use cash prepaid sims and dont put the sim in at home or work make sure its all a mall away from cameras

    • thebestaquaman@lemmy.world
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      2 days ago

      I’ll add on that a lot of (most?) modern cars have some kind of “phone home” capability that can likely be tracked. Park well away from your destination, and avoid using public transportation if there’s camera surveillance there.

      Make sure to bring some cash and/or a prepaid card. You never know when you’ll wish you had it.

      A plyboard sign doubles as a shield, a cardboard one does not.

      Consider bringing earplugs and/or headphones in case flashbangs are thrown.

      • Drunk & Root@sh.itjust.works
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        8 hours ago

        cameras un public transport isnt a real issue imo as long as it cant also watch you directly walking to it prepaid cards are also trackable though harder

        • thebestaquaman@lemmy.world
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          6 hours ago

          For prepaid cards, I’m talking about the kind you buy for cash at a store, that aren’t registered to your identity. Essentially an anonymous debit card that can’t be refilled, and can be used online. Don’t know if you have them where you are?

  • tias@discuss.tchncs.de
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    2 days ago

    Please look up the signs of police kettling and what to do when it happens. US police have been known to keep people locked in until after curfew and then arrest people for curfew violation.