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by HQ on 06/02/07


So you wanna fight for freedom?
Awesome! We are looking for individuals who are ready to hit the streets to promote Bureaucrash-style freedom (you know - government, get off my back!). Commies and other Statists need not apply.

Wanted!

• Creative Types – Get the freedom message to more folks. Contribute new t-shirt designs (get $100 and five shirts), flyer layouts, and advertisements.
• Graphic Artists – Help make all the awesome ideas crashers have for propaganda and contraband become a reality.
• Scriptwriters and Copywriters – Got writing skills and lots of ideas? Bureaucrash is always looking for new ways to present the pro-freedom side of the story and we’d love if you could help us out.
• Voice Actors – Because you just sound so damn good. If you yearn for the opportunity to feature your voice in Bureaucrash videos, advertisements or Podcrashes, we might be able to make that a reality.
• Website Gurus – Thanks to the market, not every freedom fighter has to understand how to maintain and update our website. Help us out by being one of the crashers who does.

Got other sweet skills (i.e. strategists, networking, video skills)? Let us know at: intern@bureaucrash.com. Bureaucrash is run by crashers. And as we’re such strong advocates of voluntary interactions and free markets, we love to reward y’all (i.e. Bureaucrash swag or cold hard cash) for giving of your time to help the cause.

Intern at Bureaucrash!
Here are a few things you oughta know about interning at Bureaucrash:

• We pay $30 sweet dollars a day.
• You’ll receive five sweet t-shirts and other Bureaucrash swag.
• When possible you’ll be managing a killer project.
• Bureaucrash HQ is located in Washington DC, but in some circumstances, interns can work remotely.

Apply by hitting us up at: intern@bureaucrash.com. Please include a cover letter, resume and a sample of your work (i.e. writings, video, taxidermy, etc.).

For those more nerdly you may want to consider interning with our mothership, the Competitive Enterprise Institute.

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by HQ on 03/22/07

The Memes are coming!

A newbies first Facebook experience:   I just joined facebook today, I had only one goal in mind, set up a a PodCrash Profile and so I did.  Once setting it up, I decided a good way to promote it was to explorer the groups, find a few like minded ones, join them and see how it went.... I am now a member of 135 Groups.  I have found groups to abolish everything from the estate tax to the war on drugs, and groups supporting everything from opening the border, to legalizing gay marriage. 

You know what else I found?? Bureaucrash Memes, lots of them, found the Amagi for a pro-freedom group icon, and a "Smoking is Healthier then Fascism" found the Dead Che "Communisim Kills" sign on an Anti-communism group.  The Memes are spreading, facebook is helping get the word out there, and you can too.  Join and post on Facebook, link art and articles on here, link the PodCrash and VodCrash, even use BureauCrash (or Meme specific URLs) in your signature, 

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by XaqFixx on 09/28/06

Warped Tour: Pittsburg


On Thursday, July 27th three DC crashers drove 245 miles to Pittsburgh to attend Warped Tour. They were armed with fliers, crash synopsizes and bureaucrash T-shirts. The not-for-profit section was located next to stage Hurley - a lesser stage that still sported some awesome bands. The location was not optimal for crashing, as it was too loud to talk when bands were playing and people were not generally in the area when the stage was dark.

We shared the non-profit section with animal rights activist, Planned Parenthood and some global warming activist. In short, we were surrounded by democrats. However, they were all friendly, there were several smokers and one of the animal rights activists bought a shirt so we accepted them as fellow non-profit gurus.

There were three general responses to our fliers (Disclaimer: the following responses are based upon the perception of the crasher and may not be entirely accurate):

1. People who pretended to read them and nodded silently, usually smiling

2. People who must have actually read them because they then signed up

3. People who read the flier and were so interested that they moved on to our more dense literature - crash synopsizes.

People who took the time to read our crash synopsizes – which were basically blogs from operation Crash and Burn, Sweet Liberty and Rain on Their Parade – usually signed up and took copies of the blogs.

All in all, we had an awesome time and vowed to never remove our “sponsor” wristbands.

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by erin on 08/14/06