Sometimes the “Resistance” thinks that it can shorten the “Stages of Conflict” while it is still at the beginning of the “Battle of Change”, so it calls for the use of methods based on a large audience base, while it is still isolated from the masses, or have not received adequate support from them yet. […]
Let’s assume that a group of people are standing on the bank of a river and want to move to the other side, butcannot find a means of transport, and cannot cross it by swimming sincethe river well-known for its “Deadly Myths”. While everyoneis standingby the river not knowing what to do, one of them […]
One of the advantages of the non-violent uprising against dictatorships is that all types of people, regardless of culture, social background or age, can be take part. Their participation is not necessarily limited to demonstrations and can include a variety of forms. Means that can be used by an individual 1. Provide food, medicine […]
The balance of powers between the rival forces determines if the “Resistance Forces” are going to take a defensive position, an offensive one or a mixture of both. It is also the one which will determine whether to get engaged in the decisive battle or avoid it, and how the partial tactical battles are going […]
One of the challenges facing the “Non-Violence” movements is how to thwart the “Forces of Oppression” without violence, whether the suppression of the security forces, or of those who use violence to terrorize people, such as thugs and vandals. Since we, at the Academy of Change, are on the search for ways to increase the […]
Countries who support dictatorships fight people living outside their own lands, insuring that they, as supportive countries, stay safe. Hence, it might not concern them much the material cost for such support, as long as they remain stable.As long as they are waging a war on lands other than theirs, they will not be affected. […]
Providing direct support by a country to a dictatorial regime in another one is due to the connection between this country’s interests and that regime. This is what makes some of these “Supportive Countries” more hostile to the “Popular Resistance”’ than the despotic state itself, for even after the surrender of the dictator, they keep […]
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