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| All over America, local strike committees, occupiers, workers’ councils and community assemblies were galvanized into action – tending to the wounded, relieving the homeless in the zones of destruction, preparing to go underground and resist. Meanwhile, striking truckers began hauling in relief supplies while keeping the committees informed of troop movements along the Federal Interstate System.((During the Cold War, Eisenhower had constructed this Interstate Highway System to facilitate the movement of armies and tactical missiles—a bit like those famous broad Boulevards with which Baron Haussmann pierced the narrow allies of Paris to forestall barricades and open a field of fire for artillery cavalry charges.)) Striking firemen put themselves at the committees’ disposal, and in many localities they became the de facto local government. At the national level, the Federation of Strike Committees, Councils and Assemblies, consulting via Internet chat, took rapid stock of the situation around the country and issued a Ten Point Emergency Declaration: | All over America, local strike committees, occupiers, workers’ councils and community assemblies were galvanized into action – tending to the wounded, relieving the homeless in the zones of destruction, preparing to go underground and resist. Meanwhile, striking truckers began hauling in relief supplies while keeping the committees informed of troop movements along the Federal Interstate System.((During the Cold War, Eisenhower had constructed this Interstate Highway System to facilitate the movement of armies and tactical missiles—a bit like those famous broad Boulevards with which Baron Haussmann pierced the narrow allies of Paris to forestall barricades and open a field of fire for artillery cavalry charges.)) Striking firemen put themselves at the committees’ disposal, and in many localities they became the de facto local government. At the national level, the Federation of Strike Committees, Councils and Assemblies, consulting via Internet chat, took rapid stock of the situation around the country and issued a Ten Point Emergency Declaration: | ||
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