Non-Negotiable Rules for All Protests & Caravans

1. Peaceful Conduct Only

• Every event—whether a local sidewalk protest or a large caravan/rally—is strictly peaceful.
• No violence, harassment, threats, or property damage will be tolerated.
• The goal is unity, visibility, and accountability, not personal conflict or confrontation.

2. No Individual Causes or Agendas

• All actions, speeches, signs, and chants must reflect the official manifesto and shared goals.
• Personal grievances, political campaigns, or unrelated movements are prohibited.
• This movement is about the American people as a whole, not any single individual or group.

3. Follow the Law at All Times

• Obey traffic rules, public assembly regulations, and local ordinances.
• Cooperate respectfully with law enforcement.
• Vehicle convoys must follow road laws; sidewalk protests must remain on public areas or designated zones.

4. Stay in Designated Areas

• Protesters must remain on sidewalks, parks, or approved rally/convoy routes.
• Do not block entrances, driveways, traffic, or private property.

5. Respect Fellow Participants

• Maintain mutual respect. No arguments, harassment, or intimidation.
• Everyone shares responsibility for the peace and integrity of the event.

6. Safety First

• Use a buddy system, stay hydrated, wear sun protection, and have a charged phone.
• Drivers in caravans must maintain safe distances and follow convoy leaders.
• Marshals and safety monitors are to be followed at all times.

7. Emergency Preparedness

• Know the location of first aid stations or medical contacts.
• Report unsafe behavior or emergencies immediately to organizers or safety marshals.

8. Unity in Messaging

• Signs, banners, chants, and speeches must reflect the shared manifesto and core mission.
• Avoid divisive or distracting messages that detract from the central purpose.

9. No Weapons

• Absolutely no firearms, knives, or any other weapons are allowed at any event.
• Violation may result in immediate removal and legal consequences.

10. Accountability

• All participants are responsible for their actions and conduct.
• Organizers reserve the right to remove anyone violating these rules.