Civil Disobediance Against MSM (Super Bowl AZ)

Inspired by the tree-sitters:

Human blockades against trailers and vans belonging to ABC, NBC, FOX, CNN, CBS, etc. (only blockade vehicles owned by these organizations, not the locally owned media types--the ones that come in for the Super Bowl, for instance would be perfect. When the FOX trailers try to leave Arizona's stadium the day after the Super Bowl, the Ron Paul supporters are already surrounding the trailer, have set up camp, and refuse to move, even if it means being run over or arrested.)

These blockades can be arranged by Paul supporters anywhere they find news vans and trailers around the nation, and should be attended by all local Paul supporters. This is about getting RP noticed and recognized fairly, but could backfire if the groundrules are broken. Here are the guidelines.

To be effective these blockades must:

Be large. Try to have at least a dozen people blockading the vehicle. One Ron Paul fan standing in front of a van is not going to be a story, but a group in front of a trailer for hours--even days on end--might be one.

Be committed to a goal. Ron Paul supporters must be willing to do this until someone from the network gives in and paints a fair picture of Dr. Paul. They must state their intended goal to those who ask. It will backfire at first, but people will take notice. Members of the group should be in constant contact with the MSM. Right now MSM (especially Fox) presents him as "kooky." He is not. He is the only candidate who is a real Republican.

Be legal. You will probably be on private property (a parking lot), and you may be arrested. You should be prepared for the legal consequences of your actions. Never bring drugs or alcohol to a demonstration, but bring identification. Also, if the federal government gets involved, they may search your home, your vehicle and your computer without a warrant (for national security reasons, you understand). Make sure all are clean. If you go to a detention facility, you'll do so for the sake of liberty, you'll be surrounded by a bunch of other RP supporters, and you'll feel good. Prison is not bad when it is suffered in this manner. Ask Thoreau, or King, or Gandhi.

Be organized. No one should have to stay for so long that they cannot attend adequately to their normal duties of career and family. A rotation should be organized and agreed upon by meetup group members who plan the blockade.

Be civil. Avoid belligerence at all costs, even if you are ignored for days. No one listens to people who yell. Speak with the resonance of wisdom. Be educated. Be a voice, not a spectacle.

Be right. Represent the cause in an accurate way. Point out the fact that Giuliani gets more media coverage despite less votes and less supporters. Point out that if there were no biases against Dr. Paul in mass media, he would have wrapped up the Republican primary weeks ago. As Giuliani said months ago, "the Ron Paul people are everywhere." The media ignored them, perhaps seeing them as an affront to their control over Washington D.C. Point out that the government is supposed to be of, by and for the people, not of, by and for the media. Point out the unfair questions asked of Dr. Paul. Point out that you believe the Internet is a more fair recognizer of citizens' concerns than MSM now, because it is unbiased, not owned, and unregulated. Point out that you represent ordinary citizens who believe in freedom from regulated thought, and that the Internet is now the only place where that freedom exists. Point out that if you had not done this, Dr. Paul would not receive any coverage. Rely on facts and figures, not emotional appeals. We are freedom fighters, not fascists.

Be single-minded: This is about MSM's unfairness toward RON PAUL. No deviating from the goal of reminding people of that. Keep your truther stuff and other conspiracy theories off the airwaves and stay positive about the message.

This is a call to nonviolent action. If you know Paul supporters in Arizona, let them know that the Super Bowl would be a perfect time to do this leading into Super Tuesday. Park yourselves behind and in front of Fox (and other news organizations) trailers and refuse to move until they give Paul equal coverage.

Anyone up for this in AZ or elsewhere?