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savetheearth2013-04-28 11:05 am
formermagicalgirl) wrote in savetheearth2013-04-28 11:05 am
Text | Phone [Backdated to Thursday afternoon 4/25]
Have two things I want to ask about:
First, I'd like to see this statue for myself before it's torn down. But I know better than to go by myself, safety in numbers and all that. Would anyone else be interested in checking it out maybe tomorrow afternoon? People who are around the age of a student would be best so if asked we can claim it is a school project if inquiries are made. An art class would be logical, we are studying the various statues around the city. We do not attempt to fight anything there, just look it it, maybe get some sketches and photos in daylight and then get out. If the situation looks bad when we arrive, we get out before that.
Then after that we can meet up somewhere to discuss what we saw. About 4-5 of us would be ideal.
Second, with all the concerns about security for all of us I'd like to do my part to help with that. I have the materials and skill to make fake student IDs. They won't get you into buildings, but they will be enough to look real when showing them.
[Tamara switches it to video for a second to show a sample she made for herself. It looks quite real. Her picture shows with the name "Sakura Okuda" and the rest looks legit. She shows front and back and then swaps back to text only.]
I only need a digital copy of your current ID photo and I'll have to ask for a small amount of cash to cover materials and obviously to not speak of who provided it. We can make arrangements for that here. Anyone who wants to come along for tomorrow and wants one by then, I can do that.
First, I'd like to see this statue for myself before it's torn down. But I know better than to go by myself, safety in numbers and all that. Would anyone else be interested in checking it out maybe tomorrow afternoon? People who are around the age of a student would be best so if asked we can claim it is a school project if inquiries are made. An art class would be logical, we are studying the various statues around the city. We do not attempt to fight anything there, just look it it, maybe get some sketches and photos in daylight and then get out. If the situation looks bad when we arrive, we get out before that.
Then after that we can meet up somewhere to discuss what we saw. About 4-5 of us would be ideal.
Second, with all the concerns about security for all of us I'd like to do my part to help with that. I have the materials and skill to make fake student IDs. They won't get you into buildings, but they will be enough to look real when showing them.
[Tamara switches it to video for a second to show a sample she made for herself. It looks quite real. Her picture shows with the name "Sakura Okuda" and the rest looks legit. She shows front and back and then swaps back to text only.]
I only need a digital copy of your current ID photo and I'll have to ask for a small amount of cash to cover materials and obviously to not speak of who provided it. We can make arrangements for that here. Anyone who wants to come along for tomorrow and wants one by then, I can do that.
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A very good idea about the precautions. If I may, I would like to come.
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We probably shouldn't stay for very long, though.
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And we can do the same. We can use the same advice given for the group going to tear it down so that if we're seen, no good description would be able to be given.
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That would be fine and we should probably add further precautions of trying to look as nondescript as possible. The other person has a point that it may be watched even if it doesn't look dangerous. We should be sure that if it is they won't get a good description.
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If you want we can also go back to my place after we're done for some privacy.
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We seem to have one more who is interested and that should be enough, though one more person would be better.
[Tamara will provide a building on campus to meet at and a time in the afternoon. She's already researched and made sure no classes would start or end in that building around then. The time is around mid-afternoon. Enough to ensure it is light out when they arrive and leave.]
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