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posted ago by pedejr +38 / -0

List of suggestions for trip to DC

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Overall:

-Download map of DC and surrounding states (do not depend on Google)

-Hide money in your clothes (wallets are easy to steal)

-Be prepared to get your phone stolen/smashed

-If you're bringing a car (install cameras, extra fuel, tool set, don't leave anything essential in the car)

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For camping out:

-Winter camping gear (winter tent, sleeping bags, extra blankets, backpacking stove)

-Hand warmers

-Gloves, hats, extra clothes, extra socks, extra shoes

-Portable toliet, porta potty, diapers

-Soap, hand wipes, toliet paper/toliet wipes

-Non-perishable food, lots and lots of water

-Phone power bank, portable power station

-Plastic bags, garbage bags

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If you get attacked:

-Emergency contact list in case something happens to you

-Body camera

-Emergency flare

-If you get pepper sprayed (goggles, water/milk, soap)

-Fire blanket (they will use fire works/crackers)

-Shields

-Loud siren horn (element of surprise)

-Learn some self-defense techniques

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DiscouragedSolider 3 points ago +3 / -0

Good list. I'm think walkie talkies as it's conceivable they could kill the cell towers if things get to that point.

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kimdid311 2 points ago +2 / -0

May I add the following...

What to expect:

  • Physical attacks by antifa
    • Feces or urine thrown at you
    • Needles or syringes "HIV positive"
    • Chemical attacks (acid, caustic soda, glue)
    • Laser attacks
  • Pepper spray and tear gas being used
  • Fake scares (bomb scare, radiation scare, chemical scare...)
  • Electronic warfare
    • Fake WiFi access points
    • Fake cell towers (be especially suspicious of normal networks being "unavailable" forcing you to use older generation networks; older protocols are more vulnerable and software is readily available to make fake access points)
    • WiFi jamming
    • Monitoring of comms

Medical:

  • Eye wash solution
  • Masks (not for chink flu, but for pepper spray or tear gas)
  • Goggles (e.g. swimming goggles)
  • Disposable gloves for handling hazardous stuff
  • Pharmaceutical grade baking soda to neutralize acid attacks
  • Some mild acid (for example white vinegar) to neutralize base attacks
  • pH test strips

Comms:

  • Radios (FRS, or GMRS if you pay it; if you're licensed: 2 m/75 cm talkies)
  • Portable WiFi repeaters or access points
  • USB chargers and inverters for your car
  • Old laptops (maybe wipe them first)
    • Setup access points
    • Setup chat and other servers on the laptop - don't rely on the net
  • Megaphones
  • Wireless modems

Stuff for making signs, writing demands, putting warning notices or writing lettrs or wills, etc.:

  • Paper
  • Thick markers
  • Cardboard
  • Sticky tape (masking, duct)
  • Pens
  • Scissors
  • Notepads
  • Printers
  • Label makers

Fire fighting equipment:

  • Extinguishers
  • Shovels
  • Buckets of sand

Novelties:

  • Video or still image projectors
  • Large LED panel signs for displaying messages

Bon courage