I learned this in Nicaragua from the Sandinistas who learned it from the Cubans. People should set up block by block groups which can link to a central neighborhood one. Each block elects a block coordinator who is responsible for meetings and reporting to other block captains. The people who already know each other set up block security and other positive block activities like food and medical assistance. If state or hooligan elements come onto the block everyone responds and kids who act as runners and have been already to who to go to on other blocks in the hood go and call on their neighbors to come to the block with problems for a massive rapid show of force.

Tunisia does not have any substantial anarchist groups. Our goal is to reduce the amount of government and thereby increase the amount of liberty. To the extent that Tunisians would like our advice on how they ought to proceed, we will give it to them.

Here is your chance AFF to do some real world banging.

taking one goverment down and putting another one is no better, what we should do is support revolutionary people with an idea of how to create a better society not repeat the same one.. are there any anarchist groups that we can help and support?

In fact, anyone can leave tips here in the comments and I will add to document as we create it.

Hey, our second document is going to be advice and tactics for those Tunisians participating in riots or who otherwise find themselves subject to government crowd dispersal members. This will be made on a collaborative online document to which I'll send you the link in a bit. Can you please assist, and bring in others with experience in these matters?

First document available here. http://www.facebook.com/l/178eeM6zc3yP24MwaotbbSSKQvQ;www.dailykos.com/story/2011/1/15/936628/-Guide-to-safety-for-Tunisians,-please-distribute

Another, advising on the establishment of secure, net-based revolutionary networks, will be out soon.