Don't get swept up in emotions. The difference between a mob and an army is discipline, structure, coordination.

I'm encouraging people all over to consider ways that they can contribute outside of an infantry role. If this turns into a prolonged occupation, we'll need supply lines. If things turn ugly, and I mean REALLY ugly, we'll need to get wounded and noncombatants out of harms way.

I'm trying to establish a small group outside of the immediate protest area to offer logistical support. We have to prepare for every eventuality. It's not enough to just show up and scream.

I've spent days studying maps of DC, including the most recent one showing planned road closures. I've decided on a rally point, and I've plotted routes to 5 evac zones, 2 of which are close enough to the action to serve as drop points for supplies.

Anyone interested in serving in this capacity, message me. I'd like to have 50 vehicles on standby, but we could manage with as few as 30. So far, I have 1.