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There are XR groups in many towns and it is simple to start one. A couple of volunteers will travel to wherever and run a few training sessions to get everyone familiar with the methods and policies, and then off you go.
All of a sudden loads of people pop out of the woodwork in your community and if nothing else you'll have a bunch of new friends. I only knew one person from my town in the group I work with. This is part of its strength. All those people are actually lots of well organised groups.
I have had some interesting chats on our roadblock with the police. When we told them we were on a shift system, and our shifts are half theirs in length he started moaning about the way they are being treated. They get no food and water, and have to go into a shop to use the loos. We brought kitchens and toilets!
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This is a good start. I feel it eventually needs to be happening in every city, town, and village too, not just folks travelling from near & far to London.
I know some folks organising a monthly action in mcr but it is quite small and would need many more people involved for any multi day nvda to be doable, if it is even within their aims.
Not sure how things will develop further, but watching with interest.
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