Posts by Keeper Shea Dalziel
The Postal Service is in danger. @usmailnotforsale.bsky.social is standing up against the threat. Will you stand with them & our Post Office? actionnetwork.org/forms/speak-... #USPS
Specifically targeting TARGET, AMAZON, HOME DEPOT - #WeAintBuyingIt
Thanksgiving weekend, instead of giving your dollars to corporations who support lawlessness and crimes against humanity - shop local, shop small, or don't shop at all.
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FACEBOOK ARMY MOBILIZE!!! Get this info to protesters in all areas, particularly San Francisco. This is the pattern for the impact munitions resistant body armor I made in 2020 for the Portland BLM protests. It will stop pepper balls, baton rounds, clubs and other blunt weapons/munitions. Here's how you make it: Acquire plastic barrels, in 55 gallon size. You can usually find sellers on Craigslist for pretty cheap. Most often you'll see them advertised for rain collection or whatnot. Use a handheld scroll saw to cut the pieces out, and a blowtorch or scotch Brite grinding wheel to deburr the edges. To form them better to fit the body, I originally used a heat gun to soften the plastic and make it more pliable, bend it to shape and then cool it rapidly in a storage bin full of water, but eventually switched to putting the pieces into a 200 degrees (Fahrenheit) oven for 15 minutes. From there you shape them as rapidly as possible (I recommend oven mitts), and then quench to cool the plastic and set the shape. Glue foam floor mat to the inside for additional shock absorption and assemble with straps. I used leather myself, as I work leather as a hobby and generally have some lying around. I used Chicago screws to attach them, and Loctite to secure the threads, but really the attachment and assembly method isn't a hard line to make these work, so use whatever method you prefer. You can also get these barrels in black or white (I used white to make armor for medics).
FACEBOOK ARMY MOBILIZE!!! Get this info to protesters in all areas, particularly San Francisco. This is the pattern for the impact munitions resistant body armor I made in 2020 for the Portland BLM protests. It will stop pepper balls, baton rounds, clubs and other blunt weapons/munitions. Here's how you make it: Acquire plastic barrels, in 55 gallon size. You can usually find sellers on Craigslist for pretty cheap. Most often you'll see them advertised for rain collection or whatnot. Use a handheld scroll saw to cut the pieces out, and a blowtorch or scotch Brite grinding wheel to deburr the edges. To form them better to fit the body, I originally used a heat gun to soften the plastic and make it more pliable, bend it to shape and then cool it rapidly in a storage bin full of water, but eventually switched to putting the pieces into a 200 degrees (Fahrenheit) oven for 15 minutes. From there you shape them as rapidly as possible (I recommend oven mitts), and then quench to cool the plastic and set the shape. Glue foam floor mat to the inside for additional shock absorption and assemble with straps. I used leather myself, as I work leather as a hobby and generally have some lying around. I used Chicago screws to attach them, and Loctite to secure the threads, but really the attachment and assembly method isn't a hard line to make these work, so use whatever method you prefer. You can also get these barrels in black or white (I used white to make armor for medics).
Instructions on how to make barrel armor embedded in alt text. From a friend of a friend π
Share the FLOCK out of this
#armor #crafting #reenactment #protest
Want to resist but not sure how? Check out the 50501 Action Guide to erode the pillars of support.
Losing SNAP benefits because of the shutdown or know someone who is?Find out who's behind it, why, what needs to change, and how you can help your neighbors now.
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Love Defends (hate divides)
No Kings October 18 2025
#NoKings #Oregon50501
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Little symbols matter. United, we are unbreakable. Resistance means saying no. Not backing down, not walking away: standing firm and saying no.
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This... this is what kills me the most
Trump is coming after us (OR & CA) because we are STANDING UP, SPEAKING UP and FIGHTING BACK. He's trying to squash any PUSH BACK from his REGIME.
This is AUTHORITARIANISM. NOT DEMOCRACY.
The Republican Party needs to change it's name to the Authoritarian Party, because that is what it has become.
I will be practicing "Do You Hear The People Sing" and seeing if I can hand out sheet music or lyrics.
Please join us!
mobilize.us/s/hxwt0P
#nobillionaires #workersoverbillionaires
#nokings
What are the odds they both had the same birthday? What a world
This is what scientific advancement in understanding autism actually looks like.
Global Strike October 1st
Global Shut Down September 30th to October 5th
Shut Down for Palestine
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A post on an unspecified forum by user bright wanderer with a "The Sh*posting Robot" watermark in the top right corner, which reads: I think a lot about how we as a culture have turned "forever" into the only acceptable definition of success. Like... If you open a coffee shop and run it for a while and it makes you happy but then stuff gets too expensive and stressful and you want to do something else so you close it, it's a "failed" business. If you write a book or two, then decide that you don't actually want to keep doing that, you're a "failed" writer. If you marry someone, and that marriage is good for a while, and then stops working and you get divorced, it's a "failed" marriage. The only acceptable "win condition" is "you keep doing that thing forever". A friendship that lasts for a few years but then it's time is done and you move on is considered less valuable or not a "real" friendship. A hobby you do for a while and then are done with is a "phase" - or, alternatively, a "pity" that you don't do that thing anymore. A fandom is "dying" because people have had a lot of fun with it but are now moving on to other things. I just think that something can be good, and also end, and that thing can still be good. And it's okay to be sad that it ended, too. But the idea that anything that ends is automatically "less than" this hypothetical eternal state of success... I don't think that's doing us any good at all.
Success is not measured by something lasting forever.
Many things are good - and successful - that last a relatively short time.
Sometimes action that could be framed as "giving up" is the best step forward, necessary self care, or otherwise a wise decision.
Should have been all Amanda's fellow nerdy young women scientists & Zero celebrities. She was completely shrouded over by annoying celebrities who never mentioned Amanda was onboard. Seriously, this is why I hate #BlueOrigin
If youβre white & your ancestors showed up to this continent on the Mayflower, through Ellis Island, or on any boat without papers, visas, or wealth. You have zero right to police who belongs here. So sit down, shut the fuck up, & stop acting like stolen land is yours to gatekeep!
Again, it was never about #ProtectingWomen it's about cops abusing their position of authority. Especially thanks to #trumpsupporters who are clearly not fit to be allowed to vote any more.
#ACAB
#FuckMAGARepublicans
#FuckThePolice
#FuckIDFTerroristsWhoTrainCops
Federal judge blocks Trump's executive order to shut down the Education Department and orders the agency to reinstate fired employees cnn.it/4jZVbn8
While I watched this survival guide to the 2nd term of the #Liar&Thief back in the Oval Office. I do fear the fact that so many evil sycophantic bootlickers are trying to get #Agenda47 #Project2025 pushed into the Constitution turning America into the #FourthReich..
Today in Politics, Bulletin 148. Everything you need to know about what happened today in politics. open.substack.com/pub/meidasto...
Despicable
Infamously anti-vaccine RFK Jr, head of US Dept of Health, "removes all members of CDC panel advising U.S. on vaccines" to be replaced with his own picks, breaking his promise to not remove them, in the alleged interest of "public trust"
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