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One 3] of this technic n carly 1g045 site where severcl] actionists lay dewn in front of a : A minisver, sseing that the cperator night reverse Girection, aey down behind the bulideser and was killed. Counter-Demonstration Operations (Chapter 6) Pages 76-79 state in part, "Remember that the opponent would like, if pos to proveke your group into wild atenents. inaccurate or ezagzerated accusations which cannot be pr a, _fare calling, un ified behavior, confusion and disoréeriy behavior "3+ fighting exong the leaders, desertion from the ranks, and outright violent retaliation.” . To attempt to avoid this the authors suggest Ciscipline, calmness, restraint, education and organisation. If attacued, they suggest one alternative might be to sey.to the assailant in a calm voice, "Sir, may I ask you a question?" They also suggest that if _ @ Sroup is under attack they might start spontaneously singing a hymn together. ' "Gough" policing ef civil rights falls into two categories: "Alabama Systen" : ‘ This involves the lack of police protection for civil rights dexcnstrations ana peraits the formation of moba (e.g. Freedom Riders, 1961). “W4ssissippi Systen" ’ Forbids the formation cf mobs and usez police authority to crush civil rignts demonstrations. In the North two variations of the Mississippi cysten (1) the “hard” line disperse or else, and (2) “soft glove". technique, initially, followed by polite requests to disperse, then veiled th¢sats, for example to have leading demonstrators committed to mental institutions for observation.