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polaris@np.newpower.com
Before i begin, i would like to thank lots of people for their help in writing and compiling this journal... guys... you deserve a strong pat on the back...
Sarin
br0k3n
Thorzine
Leprekaun
Weasel
And all of the other wonderful folks on #anarchy...
I hope all you guys enjoy what you've helped to create. :)
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*WARNING*
The material you are about to read may be offensive and shocking to some. The author did not write this with the intention to incite or instruct anyone to form a revolution, create violence, or commit illegal acts within the United States of America. This manual was written only for informational sake. The political feelings are of the author only. Should anyone use the information in this manual to violate the laws of the United States, let he/she beware that the author of this guide takes no responsibility for the consequences of their actions. If you violate this agreement, you threaten the freedom of the press by demonstrating that the people cannot be trusted with provocative documents.
LET THE BUYER BEWARE!
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"...We have studied your Communist Smersh, Mao, Che, Bucharin. We have learned our lessions well, and have added a few home-grown Yankee tricks of our own. Before you start your next smear campaign, before you murder again, before you railroad another patriot into a mental institution... better think it over.
See the old man at the corner where you buy your paper? He may have a silencer equipped pistol under his coat. That extra fountain pen in the pocket of the insurance salesman that calls on you might be a cyanide-gas gun. What about your milkman? Arsenic works slow but sure. Your auto mechanic may stay up nights studying booby traps.
These patriots are not going to let you take their freedom away from them. They have learned the silent knife, the strangler's cord, the target rifle that hits sparrows at 200 yards. Only their leaders restrain them.
Traitors beware! Even now the cross hairs are on the back of your necks!"
- From the March 15, 1963 issue of "On Target"
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
I. Description of the PG
II. The Organizations of the Right Wing
III. Sabotage/Harassment/Espionage
IV. The Weapons of the Right Wing
V. The Enemies of the Right Wing
VI. Final Notes
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I. What is the Patriot Guidebook
I wrote this guide a few weeks after the bombing incident in Oklahoma City. I am a member of several militia and right-wing groups, and realized the lack of any real complete guide to a small-time militia member with ideas and information for him to do locally. What you are about to read is a document based on various groups, individuals, and articles that definitively explains what the role of a right-wing extremist is, and how to accomplish that role.
I did *NOT* write this guide for White Supremacists. Let me use this temporary soapbox to explain the intense hate i hate for nazis and the klan. The real Right Wing does not embrace or accept nazis or white supremacists as valid members. To me, they are only fringe lunatics who really dont know what they are fighting for. In order for us to succeed in our goal, we must unite all the people of the United States, because as Abraham Lincoln once said, "A divided house cannot stand."
This guide was written for sane, well-minded right-wingers who are tired of the status quo and who are looking for a change. If I have offended you so far, i suggest you stop reading now, and save yourself further annoyance.
II. The Organizations of the Right Wing
"...March on, march on,
Keep us forever free...
...Fight on, Fight on,
And keep our nation free.
And let them see our motto be,
'Don't Tread On Me.'"
- Right-Wing protest chant
"Join or DIE."
- Motto from a Revolutionary Propaganda page by Benjamin Franklin.
The first thing one needs to know, is the various groups within the right wing. If i was to list every single organization within the right-wing, i'd be wasting my time. Here are a few that a good conservative/extremist SHOULD know, if nothing, for basic knowledge.
If you know of any specific groups you think i should add to this list for later versions of this manual, please email me at polaris@np.newpower.com with the appropriate information.
- The John Birch Society -
Phone # : 1-800-JBS-USA1, 414-749-3780
Address : The John Birch Society
P.O. Box 8040
Appleton, Wisconsin 54913
Membership Dues: $48 plus an optional subscription cost for The New American newspaper.
The John Birch Society has been a major facet of the right-wing since its creation in 1958. It is a non-militant, ultraconservative anti-communist group that supports termination of all relations and trade with communist countries and urges the maintenance of a strong U.S. military. It describes itself as an educational group that seeks less government and "more responsibility." The JBS advocates FREE ENTERPRISE, LOWER TAXES, and complete U.S. withdrawal from the United Nations. It publishes two newspapers, The JBS Bulletin, and The New American. The JBS accepts any ethnic or religious minority so long as they put America over their background.
If one orders information with them, they send very clear and fact- based literature about their positions, and why they are valid. For instance, one pamphlet details 12 well backed reasons, why we must "GET OUT" of the United Nations. Birchers are known for their political vigilance, and their credibility.
- The Minutemen -
Phone # :
Address :
Current Membership Dues:
Little has been heard from the Minutemen since the late '70's. I am
99% sure that they still exist, it seems they have just slipped from
the limelight. The Minutemen were one of the most publicized militant
groups of right-wingers in the '60's and '70's. Robert DePugh, their
charasmatic leader kept the Minutemen active and vigilant, throughout
this period. The Anti-Defamation League several times conducted
covert espionage activities on them, trying to discern that rumors
concerning wether the Minutemen were anti-semetic were true. Those
rumors proved false, when the On Target Newsletter of theirs called
neo-Nazis "tin-horn Hitlers" and various other derogatory terms.
The Minutemen stress non-communism, non-socialism, and non-facism.
They horde weapons and doomsday material for the "Day". They can
be contacted through publications distributed by the JBS, and other
groups.
- The Freemen -
I have no information on joining or addresses for this group. However,
they are extremely similar to the Minutemen, and have been featured in
various magazine and newspaper articles with the Michigan Militia and
other highly publicized right wing groups.
- Local Militias -
Local militias can often be contacted through various right-wing
national groups, like the Minutemen, or through electronic bulletin
board systems, national or local. If you intend on joining a local
militia, be sure to know the following:
1.) How many members does it have? (It should have 100+)
2.) Does it conduct armed training sessions? (It should)
3.) Does it have any links to other groups? Which ones?
4.) Is it a white supremacy group? (If they are serious, the answer
should be a firm NO)
5.) What are the requirements for joining, and how much
does it cost (if anything)?
Here is a base list of several militias in active states. This info was
found in an ADL (Anti-Defamation League) report, and had to be edited
extensively because of intense political bias, and because of several
listings of white-supremacist (illegitimate, in my opinion) groups.
Arizona
Efforts have recently begun in Arizona to create a militia movement.
David Espy, who portrays himself a latter-day American Revolutionary
captain, has attempted to organize militia meetings over the last
several weeks. An advertisement he placed in the September 11
and 25. 1994 issues of the Prescott Courier announced a meeting
in Paulden, Arizona of the "Association of the Sons of Liberty
and the Volunteer Militia." The purpose of the meeting was
to discuss plans for action against the federal government which,
in his words, "continue[s] to pass legislation that weaken
our unalienable, private property and Bill of Rights (sic)."
The formation of a militia is an integral part of Espy's plan:
"So, everyone out there, who thinks that taking pride in owning
firearms, is being fanatical or nuts, should remember where you
are living and how we all got here to begin with. It wasn't by
just sitting back and letting the government run our lives and
usurping our fundamental rights as free people. So forgive me,
if I see a clear and present danger with what is happening in
our country today, and that I feel a genuine and rational need
to form a volunteer militia force. If for no other reason than
to [let] Washington know that there is still a large group of
us out here that have inherited revolutionary DNA and are willing
to fight for it until our dying breath."
Another aspect of his plan is a demand for "the legal cessation
(sic) of Arizona from these federal United States." Also
active in Arizona is Gary D. Hunt, a man obsessed with the Waco
Branch Davidian incident. Hunt himself was present during the
siege in Waco and wrote about the event at the time, comparing
the Branch Davidians to the original revolutionary Minutemen:
"I understand why [the Minutemen] were willing to stand and
face portions of the greatest military force in the world. And
I understand why David Koresh and the other brave defenders of
Mount Carmel stand fearlessly defending their home and mine."
More recently, Hunt has distributed a flier dated July 2, 1994
and labeled "Sons of Liberty No. 3." The flier describes
the effectiveness of militias in the Revolutionary War and suggests
that militias are again needed now. At the bottom of the flier,
written in by hand, Hunt announced: "March on Phx FBI 8-25-94
5-6 p.m. to release the Branch Davidians. Bring legal signs +
guns. Tell a friend." The FBI and Phoenix Police paid close
attention, but the planned march never materialized.
Colorado
Militias in Colorado have benefitted from the support of a number
of right-wing groups. Most active in the movement are so-called
Patriot groups that proliferate throughout the state. Others showing
support for militias in Colorado are the Constitutionists, The
Guardians of American Liberties (GOAL), and state representative
Charles Duke. Militias, calling themselves Patriots, are being
formed across the state and are currently operating in Lakewood,
Longmont, Boulder, and Greeley. The Patriots propaganda promotes
the view that the federal government has betrayed the people
and the Constitution through laws regarding home-schooling,
abortion, taxation, freedom of speech and religion, and, most
importantly, gun control. While calling on citizens to take
political action (for example, write their Congressmen, attend
meetings, etc.), they also urge that people prepare to resist the
government by forming militias and stockpiling weapons, groceries
and other necessities for survival.
The Patriots publish a newsletter and sell tapes and videos through
"The Patriot Library." Among the titles for sale are
"The New World Order, Communist groups supported by Hillary
Clinton," as well as tapes describing black helicopters said
to be scrutinizing the actions of citizens in the western states.
Guardians of American Liberties, a multi-slate organization centered
in Boulder, is attempting to take a leadership role in the militia
movement. It describes itself as a national grassroots network
of American Citizens formed to insure our government is free of
corruption, that it is actively aligned with the will of the people
and to safeguard the Constitution of the United States of America
from all forms of corruption." GOAL has some 40 to 50 members
in Colorado as well as claimed chapters in Texas, Arizona, California
and Nevada. It has established a militia committee, although it
is not clear what degree of success it has achieved in organizing
militias in Colorado or elsewhere. GOAL literature lists these
additional committees: a "Federal Reserve IRS Committee."
a "Political Prisoner Committee," and a "Sovereignty
Freedom Committee," beneath which is printed the slogan,
"Kick the Feds out of the Counties."
The Constitutionists, a Kansas-based extremist group whose leadership
includes Evan Mecham, the impeached former governor of Arizona,
has received support in its promotion of militias from Colorado
State representative Charles Duke (not related to David Duke). Duke
spoke at the group's June conference in Indianapolis and promoted
the formation of militias as an effective way for citizens to protect
themselves from the government. At a Patriots meeting last July,
Duke demanded that "We need some ability to get some firepower to protect
the citizens. I would like to see a militia...[the type] that
functions as a sheriff's posse and has sufficient training."
Radio station KHNC in Johnstown has offered its facilities to
the Patriots and other groups active in the militia movement.
KHNC broadcasts continuous Patriot programs and talk on "conservative
issues." In addition to using the radio to air their views.
Colorado militias also disseminate information on computer bulletin
boards that reach readers across the country. The Colorado Free
Militia and Boulder Patriots, for example, are promoted on the
New Age Electronic Information Service, a Colorado bulletin board.
Florida
A Key Largo-based group calls itself alternately the United States
Militia and the 1st Regiment Florida State Militia. Making a specious
claim to legitimacy from such documents as the U.S. Constitution,
the Federalist Papers, the Florida Constitution and Florida statutes,
this group has been attempting to recruit members at "patriotic"
and anti-gun control gatherings in Florida. Mimicking the style
of the Declaration of Independence, its literature speaks of a
"Train of Abuses" perpetrated on state and local governments
and the citizenry by the federal government. "Just as our
Founding Fathers of this country shook off their shackles of bondage,"
the group declares, "so must we."
The militia's regulations state that "County units will be
organized in each county of the state." Militia members are
told to expect to spend one weekend a month engaging in unit activities
including rallies, shooting events and fund raisers. A list of
suitable equipment is provided, which includes one thousand rounds
of ammunition per weapon and six 30-round magazines for each militia
member. While the group's regulations state that "The unit
may not be used against the police or governmental authority within
the state of Florida," an exception may be made when such
an "entity" commits "crimes of violation of their oath of officer
and "of "sections or articles of the Constitution of the United States
of America and of this state."
The United States Militia's material was distributed at a U.S.
Constitution Restoration Rally in Lakeland, Florida, on October
1, 1994. Attended by 1,000 to 1,500 people, the event was sponsored
by Operation Freedom, an outfit created by Charles and Ruth Ann
Spross of Maitland Florida. The Sprosses describe their effort
as a "for profit partnership," and, indeed, they offer
for sale scores of video and book titles, such as "The Planned
Destruction of America" and Linda Thompson's "Waco,
The Big Lie." Featured on the schedule at the October 1 gathering
was a speech by M. J. "Red" Beckman, of Montana, who
has been influential in the militia movement in his home state.
Distributed along with the speakers program at the rally was a
sheet bearing the heading: "Paul Revere Rides Again."
It proclaimed: "A strong and growing Underground Patriotic
Movement with state-wide militia groups exists against The Sinister
Ones that is unreported by the monopolistic and controlled establishment
media." Stockpile food, water, guns and ammo. Never surrender
your weapons.... Form or attend meetings with other spirited patriots....
Consider yourself warned!"
Also distributed in large numbers at the rally was a flier urging
that "All Gun Owners Should Fire A WARNING SHOT As A Signal
To The New Congress" on November 11 at 11:00 pm. "Congress
has failed to safeguard the Bill of Rights," it reads, "especially
the 2nd Amendment." It further declares: A warship will fire
a warning shot across the bow, a rattlesnake will sound off: these
warnings are never ignored. It is time to warn politicians that
if they do not respect the Bill of Rights they should at least
fear the wrath of the People. Congress is forcing the country
into a civil war.
A group in Tampa that claims alignment with a national "patriot
movement" has ordered four judges and several Hillsborough
County officials, including the tax collector, to give themselves
up for arrest to the group's "Constitutional Court". Founder
of the group, Emilio Ippolito, and his daughter, Susan Mokdad,
reportedly said they have an unarmed militia composed of volunteers
to execute the Constitutional Court's orders. Subsequently, Ed
Brown, an activist with an armed militia group in New Hampshire,
contacted Florida law enforcement authorities, prosecutors' offices
and the Florida Bar Association to express support for Ippolito's
court.
Idaho
As in other parts of the country, the recent rise of militias
in Idaho can be linked to four events: the Randy Weaver siege,
the Waco disaster, the passage of the Brady Law and the federal
anti-crime law. Idaho militias identify particularly closely with
the Weaver incident because it took place inside the state and
because some key militia figures in the region were allied with
Weaver and indeed participated in the events surrounding the siege.
Samuel Sherwood, an Idaho militia leader, has recruited hundreds
of Idahoans into his United States Militia Association. At a July
meeting in Blackfoot, Idaho, Sherwood reportedly told potential
recruits that President Clinton's crime bill authorized the government
to hire 100,000 former Royal Hong Kong police to come to America
to enforce gun control laws. As of August 1991, Sherwood's association
has organized militias in at least a dozen of Idaho's counties.
Sherwood's recruitment campaign has met with opposition from law
enforcement officials. The Tri-County Sheriff's Association, representing
16 eastern Idaho counties, has passed a resolution against the
formation of militias. Greg Moffat, Madison County Sheriff and
the leader of the association, has asserted that they would "give
absolutely no support to the idea of a militia."
Indiana
Indianapolis is the home base of Linda Thompson, an influential
figure in the militia movement nationally. Thompson is a lawyer
and chairman of the American Justice Federation, which describes
itself as "a group dedicated to stopping the New World Order
and getting the truth out to the American public." Thompson
claims to have contact with militias in all 50 states. She appears
frequently at militia gatherings and gun shows, to lecture and
sell her videos "Waco, The Big Lie," and "Waco
II - The Big Lie Continues." The latter, she claims, "proves
conclusively the government murdered 100 men, women and children
at Mt. Carmel in April, 1993." She also sells other propaganda
material such as "The Traitor Files," which purport
to link "Bill and Hillary Clinton to a Marxist-Terrorist
network." On July 13, 1991, Thompson was arrested in Indianapolis
for using her vehicle to block a bus carrying supporters of President
Clinton's health care plan. She was charged with obstructing traffic.
At the time of her arrest police officers seized from her person
a .45-caliber pistol and a .22-caliber Derringer pistol. They
also found in her vehicle an assault rifle with 295 rounds of
ammunition. Her case is pending.
Thompson had an even more controversial message to be delivered to
the government. The ultimatum commanded members of Congress
to initiate legislation immediately that would, among
other things, repeal the 14th, 16th and 17th Amendments to the
Constitution, and the Brady Law and NAFTA. Designating herself
"Acting Adjutant General" of the "Unorganized
Militia of the United States" Thompson ordered all participants
to come "armed and in uniform." She announced that,
besides delivering the ultimatum, "The militia will arrest
Congressmen who have failed to uphold their oaths of office, who
will then be tried for Treason by citizens courts." Realizing
after several months that support for her march was lacking, Thompson
called it off, yet her standing in the militia movement apparently
remains undiminished. The John Birch Society, troubled about Thompson's
influence on its members and staff, found it necessary to warn
them against her. On May 12, 1994. the Society, issued an official
"admonition to all members and a directive to all employees"
to "stay clear of her schemes." They said: "Linda
Thompson's call for the arrest in September of members of Congress
and the President of the United States by an armed militia is
not just insane, it is contrary to all understanding of the nature
and identity of the enemy." It appears that even by the standards
of the John Birch Society, Thompson is very radical.
Meanwhile, Thompson continues to appear at rallies and conferences
around the country, and on radio, promoting the militia cause
and calling down thunder upon the American government and its
law enforcement agencies. A rally to form a militia in Indianapolis
took place in September 1994, at a union hall in the south central
part of the city. In attendance were some 200 persons, filling
the hall to capacity, while an overflow crowd was turned away.
A smaller militia is believed to be functioning in Switzerland
County, in eastern Indiana.
Michigan
The militia movement has gained a following in Michigan. The most
visible such group in the state has sprung up in northern Michigan.
Spokesmen there make the (probably exaggerated) claim that militias
have 10,000 members and that brigades are operating or are currently
forming in 66 of the state's 83 counties. Meetings reportedly
draw 50 to 100 attendees.
The issues animating Michigan's militias are the same as those
fueling the movement nationally. Chief among them is a belief
that gun control legislation is but a prelude to a complete ban
on firearms ownership in this country. An essential additional
ingredient, though, is their conviction that the government intends
to wage war on citizens who refuse to give up their weapons. They
cite as evidence for this view the tragic assault on the Branch
Davidian compound in Waco, Texas, and the 1992 raid on the cabin
of Randy Weaver in Idaho, in which Weaver's wife and son and a
federal marshal were killed. They also contend that this same
federal government is acquiescing in the surrender of U.S. sovereignty
to the United Nations and other international bodies. The militia's
aims are to "stand against tyranny, globalism, moral relativism,
humanism and the New World Order threatening to undermine these
United States of America."
Norman E. Olson, 47, a Baptist minister and gun-shop owner in
Alanson, is the Commander of the 1st Brigade, 2nd Division, Northern
Michigan Regional Militia. After a few months of discussion and
recruitment, the group was established in April 1994. It conducts
training exercises twice a month. At a recent session, weapons
reportedly included Chinese SKS semi-automatic assault rifles,
shotguns and deer rifles. Olson strenuously denies that the
Northern Michigan Regional Militia is racist or anti Semitic.
He claims some Jewish ancestry, and professes admiration for Israel.
In reference to the aborted march on Washington promoted by
Indianapolis militia leader Linda Thompson, Olson has written:
"Many thousands are prepared to go to Washington in uniform, carry
their guns, prepared to present the ultimatum to the President and
to Congress. This may be the beginning of a Concord-like
confrontation." A militia pamphlet distributed at a May meeting in
Petoskey attended by some 55 people reportedly asked: "What force
exists to prevent a state or federally orchestrated massacre like
the one in Waco from occurring in Michigan?" Ray Southwell, a real
estate agent who is the group's information officer, has said: "I'd
guess that within the next two years, you will see the Constitution
suspended." His further prediction: "Christian fundamentalists
will be the first to go under fascism this time. Just like the
Jews were the first last time."
Southwell speaks as though he regards confrontation with law enforcement
as inevitable. His militia is preparing for the day "when
martial law is declared." "We are taking a stand," he says, "and are
prepared to lose everything." Other militia activists in Michigan
have had their own encounter with the law. Police in Fowlerville
(Livingston County) arrested three militia members on September 8, 1994.
Loaded rifles and handguns, as well as gas masks, night-vision
binoculars and two-way radios, were found in their car. At the
men's scheduled September 14 hearing, at least two dozen uniformed
supporters staged a protest in front of the courthouse and stomped
on a United Nations flag. The suspects failed to appear and are
considered fugitives. They were described by their supporters as
security aides to Mark Koernke (a.k.a. "Mark from Michigan"), a former
Army intelligence officer whose "America in Peril" video and speeches
have helped to recruit members to militias around the country.
Missouri
Militias are active in Missouri but do not appear to be as well-organized
as in other states. They operate in at least five southern Missouri
counties: Crawford, Green, Barton, Dade and Cedar, and number
collectively approximately 130 members. The militias hold irregular
meetings to view training videos, discuss paramilitary techniques
and exchange literature reflecting right-wing views. Missouri's
militias are attempting to organize themselves for political action
by, among other things, running candidates for local office. In
keeping with their political aspirations, they have attempted
to avoid any public identification with more extreme groups, although
some members also belong to the John Birch Society and the Populist
Party.
Montana
Militias have been forming in Montana since February 1991. The rhetoric
of these groups focuses mainly on gun control and other familiar militia
causes. Meetings have been held across the state, drawing as many as
800 at a March 10 meeting in Kalispell. Two other meetings there also
drew over 150 participants. Similar gatherings held in Hamilton, Eureka,
Big Timber and Great Falls drew over 200 participants each. Smaller
numbers attended meetings in Sanders County, Billings and Troy.
While the crowds at initial meetings have been large, they have
tended to fall off somewhat at subsequent gatherings. Montana
militias often dwell on the state's history as an independent
outpost of freedom. A recent militia newsletter quoted, with approval,
Gary Marbut, president of The Montana Shooting Sports Association
(an anti-gun control group) in a call for rejection of all federal
control over the state: "Montanans are fed up with the federal
government dictating to Montana and the people of Montana and
we are through with Congress's increasing encroachment on the
Bill of Rights. We have a thirst for freedom in Montana, and we
simply will not subsist under the boot heel of federal tyranny.
There may be some debate about what the Second Amendment means
to the U.S. Supreme Court or the people of Peoria, but there is
no question about what the Second Amendment means to the people
of Montana. 'The great purpose' as Patrick Henry said,
'is that every man be armed.'"
New Hampshire
New Hampshire law provides for an "unorganized militia"
made up of all citizens over the age of 18 who are not in the
national guard or state guard. Militia enthusiasts in New Hampshire
have pointed to the state's legislation (as well as the Second
Amendment to the U.S. Constitution) to explain and justify their
seemingly oxymoronic organization of "unorganized militias."
New Hampshire is the home of the Constitution Defense Militia,
a well-organized group with at least 15 members. It is not known
if the group engages in paramilitary training or the stockpiling
of weapons.
New Mexico
As in neighboring Arizona, the organization of militias in New
Mexico is in the nascent stages. Thus far, the most visible manifestation
of pro-militia sentiment in New Mexico has been found in The Free
American, a monthly newspaper published privately by Clayton R.
Douglas and his wife, Jan Douglas. The September 1994 issue contained
an advertisement declaring: "It's Time To Take Matters Into
Our Own Hands, It's Time To Protect Our Constitution! Join The
New Mexico Unorganized Militia." The accompanying phone number
for more information was the number of the newspaper itself. The
militia movement appears to be taking hold in Catron County, an
area that in recent years has experienced much anti-federal government
sentiment among some residents. Among the groups attempting to
organize a local militia are "Concerned Citizens" and
the "Patriots of Catron County."
Finally, literature from Linda Thompson's (see Indiana section)
"Unorganized Militias of the United States," has been
distributed through gun shops in Albuquerque.
North Carolina
North Carolina's militia movement has been fueled by an alarmist
vision of a U.S. government bent on the destruction of American
liberties. A Monroe-based group called Citizens for the Reinstatement
of Constitutional Government has coalesced around Albert Esposito.
He denies that he is preaching revolution, but his rhetoric includes
clear overtones of preparation for battle with the enemy.
He urges the group to amass caches of the "Four B's":
Bibles, bullets, beans and bandages. Many members own semiautomatic
weapons, including AR-15's and AK-47s. The group's program is
a mixture of anti-government, religious and conspiratorial ideas.
It aims to "make the Holy Bible and the United States Constitution
the law of the land," and it vows to "resist the coming
New World Order (one world government)." To accomplish its
goals, it promises to "Remove treasonous politicians and
corrupt judges from positions of authority, and return authority
to the people."
Citizens for the Reinstatement of Constitutional Government meets
twice a month, alternating between Monroe, in Union County, and
Matthews, in neighboring Mecklenburg County. At one meeting, Esposito,
a 43-year-old contractor, reportedly repeated G. Gordon Liddy's
alleged statement about the new crime law's assault weapons ban:
"He said. If they pass it, don't obey it. And if they come
after you, meet force with force."
The group has distributed application forms for the "National
Free and Sovereign Civilian Militia, North Carolina state Division."
The forms ask applicants whether they are proficient in the operation
of handguns and rifles, "reloading ammo," and a variety
of survivalist skills. Esposito has espoused his views on guns
at Union County commissioners' meetings. He also railed against
federal encroachment in announcing his support for a nonbinding
resolution passed by the commission in support of school prayer.
Holding a copy of the Constitution in the air, he declared: "We
control the county. Not Washington."
Consistent with such anti-federal government views, Esposito says
he has refused to file federal income tax returns for three years
running because he regards the tax as unconstitutional. The group
he leads split off from a tax-protest group in Charlotte called
the Carolina Patriots, three of whose leaders were convicted in
October 1994 of conspiracy to help people avoid their tax obligations.
Esposito's group has attempted to distance itself from the Carolina
Patriots. In addition to their views on guns and taxes, members
of the Monroe group have expressed ideas and conspiracy theories
that are characteristic of some other militias around the country.
These include charges that the Federal Reserve system has enriched
a tiny elite (the group's literature advocates the abolition of
the Federal Reserve), and that some government employees have
been implanted with computer chips in order to monitor the citizenry.
Another claim made at one of the group's meetings, that the government
cannot require private citizens to obtain a driver's license,
echoes the stand of an earlier extremist group, the Posse Comitatus.
A separate North Carolina militia group has been formed in Greenville,
in the eastern part of the state. Led by Scott Brown, the unit
is part of the Idaho-based United States Militia Association.
Brown reportedly has said his group worries that government
representatives "don't really understand what the Constitution means
and stands for, and they're voting away our unalienable rights."
It is not known whether the Greenville unit is engaging in any
more incendiary rhetoric or activity.
A computer bulletin board in Alamance County, called "The
Spirit of '76," has served as an area recruiting point for
the militia led by Linda Thompson, the Indianapolis woman who
is a leading figure in the militia movement nationwide. Another
bulletin board system that made Thompson's computerized materials
available has referred individuals interested in joining the militia
to The Spirit of '76. For its part, The Spirit of '76 has declared
itself off limits to police and other government authorities by
posting a warning that states: "This BBS [bulletin board
system] is a PRIVATE system. Only private citizens who are NOT
involved in government or law enforcement activities are authorized
to use it."
Ohio
A militia-type group called "Patriots" meets in Cincinnati and conducts
paramilitary exercises in rural Clermont County. Another group, the Ohio
State Militia has been featured on television several times. They are
also paramilitarists, dedicated to opposing gun control, the United
Nations, and the like. For a period, some of their membership were
scanning and contacting persons with similar viewpoints over a mailnet
called FidoNet, but it is unknown if this link still exists.
Virginia
On July 27 of this year, James Roy Mullins, a founding member
of a militia-like group called The Blue Ridge Hunt Club, was arrested
and charged with the possession and sale of a short-barreled rifle
and unregistered silencers and with facilitating the unlawful
purchase of a firearm. Ultimately, three other members were also
charged with firearm offenses. Federal officials said that Mullins
had formed the club to arm its members in preparation for war
with the government. The cases are pending.
The group, formed earlier in 1994, has had as many as 15 members.
They are said to have met three times before Mullins' arrest.
While members of the group say that their purpose is to lobby
against gun control laws, federal law enforcement officials describe
it differently. An ATF official who investigated the case
said that "Mullins is organizing a group of confederates,
to be armed and trained in paramilitary fashion, in preparation
for armed conflict with government authorities should firearms
legislation become too restrictive." Evidence of such preparation
is substantial. In searches of members' homes and storage facilities,
federal agents found a stockpile of weapons. In Mullins' home,
agents found 13 guns, several of which had homemade silencers.
They also found explosives, hand grenades, fuses and blasting
caps in a separate warehouse.
Even pretrial incarceration has not stopped Mullins from threatening
violence. While in jail, he wrote a letter to a friend saying
that he wanted to borrow a machine gun in order to "take
care of unfinished business" with certain prosecution witnesses.
The strongest indications of the group's goals was the draft of
a portion of its newsletter found on a computer disk obtained
by federal agents. On the disk, Mullins had written: Hit and run
tactics will be our method of fighting... We will destroy targets
such as telephone relay centers, bridges, fuel storage tanks,
communications towers, radio stations, airports. etc... human
targets will be engaged ... when it is beneficial to the cause
to eliminate particular individuals who oppose us (troops. police,
political figures, snitches, etc.).
There are various other militias in other states. There is even an IRC
(Internet Relay Chat) Militia that engages in sabotaging left-wing and
seditious channels. These can most easily be contacted through other
militia/right-wing/gun buff groups.
- Committees of Correspondence -
Phone # : (615)856-6185
Address : Nick Hull, secretary
The time has come for liberty minded people to begin to talk about how
the anti-liberty trends of this country can be reversed. For this
purpose, we need to form Committees of Correspondence in each
community.
Note that these Committees are not oriented towards subversion or
revolution - far from it! They are meant as forums where people will
discuss how this country is off track, and how it can be gotten back
on track. While discussion of such theoretical possibilities is not
barred from such groups, it is not the central factor - discussion is.
These Committees have greater benefits than stimulating discussion for
their members. They provide a method by which like minded people can
meet each other, thus developing a known community of such people. By
doing so, the foundations are laid for a true citizen's militia,
should such a body ever become necessary.
Please volunteer to be a member of such a committee! There are no
requirements, except that you be willing to meet others in your
community, who, like yourself, believe that this country has departed
from the ideals of the founding fathers, and has moved towards being a
totalitarian state that you would not wish to live in.
- The People's Phrunt -
Address : TPP c/o RevWilson
This is a new group that i was told about over Internet Relay Chat.
They stand for basically the same thing as the JBS and Minutemen, and
are firmly against white supremacy. I cant tell you too much, because
i havent had a chance to talk in depth with the creator. But i
encourage you to get more info.
III. Sabotage/Espionage/Harassment Techniques
- BASIC LOCK PICKING -
At home you can take your time picking a lock, but in the field, speed
is always essential. A lock picking technique called scrubbing
can quickly open most locks in a pressure situation.
The slow step in basic picking is locating the pin which is binding
the most. The force diagram suggests a fast way to select the correct
pin to lift. Assume that all the pins could be characterized by the
same force diagram. That is, assume that they all bind at once and
that they all encounter the same friction. Now consider the effect of
running the pick over all the pins with a pressure that is great
enough to overcome the spring and friction forces but not great enough
to overcome the collision force of the key pin hitting the hull. Any
pressure that is above the flat portion of the force graph and below
the top of the peak will work. As the pick passes over a pin, the pin
will rise until it hits the hull, but it will not enter the hull.
The collision force at the sheer line resists the pressure of the
pick, so the pick rides over the pin without pressing it into the
hull. If the proper torque is being applied, the plug will rotate
slightly. As the pick leaves the pin, the key pin will fall back to
its initial position, but the driver pin will catch on the edge of
the plug and stay above the sheer line. In theory one stroke of the
pick over the pins will cause the lock to open.
In practice, at most one or two pins will set during a single stroke
of the pick, so several strokes are necessary. Basically, you use the
pick to scrub back and forth over the pins while you adjust the
amount of torque on the plug.
You will find that the pins of a lock tend to set in a particular
order. Many factors effect this order (obviously), but the primary
cause is a misalignment between the center axis of the plug and the
axis on which the holes were drilled. If the axis of the pin holes
is skewed (non-aligned) from the center line of the plug, then the
pins will set from back to front if the plug is turned one way, and
from front to back if the plug is turned the other way. Many locks
have this defect.
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Scrubbing is fast because you don't need to pay attention to
individual pins. You only need to find the correct torque and
pressure.
1.) Insert the pick and torque wrench. Without applying any torque
pull the pick out to get a feel for the stiffness of the lock's
springs.
ADVANCED LOCK PICKING
Simple lock picking is a trade that anyone can learn. However,
advanced lock picking is a craft that requires mechanical sensitivity,
physical dexterity, visual concentration and analytic thinking. If you
strive to excel at lock picking, you will grow in many ways.
Mechanical Skills
Learning how to pull the pick over the pins is surprisingly
difficult. The problem is that the mechanical skills you learned early
in life involved maintaining a fixed position or fixed path for your
hands independent of the amount of force required. In lock picking,
you must learn how to apply a fixed force independent of the position
of your hand. As you pull the pick out of the lock you want to apply a
fixed pressure on the pins. The pick should bounce up and down in the
keyway according to the resistance offered by each pin.
To pick a lock you need feedback about the effects of your
manipulations. To get the feedback, you must train yourself to be
sensitive to the sound and feel of the pick passing over the pins.
This is a mechanical skill that can only be learned with practice. The
exercises will help you recognize the important information coming
from your fingers.
The Art of Lock Picking
In order to excel at lock picking, you must train yourself to have a
visually reconstructive imagination. The idea is to use information
from all your senses to build a picture of what is happening inside
the lock as you pick it. Basically, you want to project your senses
into the lock to receive a full picture of how it is responding to
your manipulations. Once you have learned how to build this picture,
it is easy to choose manipulations that will open the lock.
All your senses provide information about the lock. Touch and sound
provide the most information, but the other senses can reveal critical
information. For example, your nose can tell you whether a lock has
been lubricated recently. As a beginner, you will need to use your
eyes for hand-eye coordination, but as you improve you will find it
unnecessary to look at the lock. In fact, it is better to ignore your
eyes and use your sight to build an image of the lock based on the
information you receive from your fingers and ears.
The goal of this mental skill is to acquire a relaxed concentration on
the lock. Don't force the concentration. Try to ignore the sensations
and thoughts that are not related to the lock. Don't try to focus on
the lock.
Analytic Thinking
Each lock has its own special characteristics which make picking
harder or easier. If you learn to recognize and exploit the
"personality traits" of locks, picking will go much faster. Basically,
you want to analyze the feedback you get from a lock to diagnose its
personality traits and then use your experience to decide on an
approach to open the lock. These are very much the same tactics a right
winger would use in other situations, such as evaluating a target.
People underestimate the analytic skills involved in lock picking.
They think that the picking tool opens the lock. To them the torque
wrench is a passive tool that just puts the lock under the desired
stress. Let me propose another way to view the situation. The pick is
just running over the pins to get information about the lock. Based on
an analysis that information the torque is adjusted to make the pins
set at the sheer line. It's the torque wrench that opens the lock.
Varying the torque as the pick moves in and out of the keyway is a
general trick that can be used to get around several picking problems.
For example, if the middle pins are set, but the end pins are not, you
can increase the torque as the pick moves over the middle pins. This
will reduce the chances of disturbing the correctly set pins. If some
pin doesn't seem to lift up far enough as the pick passes over it,
then try reducing the torque on the next pass.
The skill of adjusting the torque while the pick is moving requires
careful coordination between your hands, but as you become better at
visualizing the process of picking a lock, you will become better at
this important skill.
Pick Shapes
Picks come in several shapes and sizes. The handle and tang of a pick
are the same for all picks. The handle must be comfortable and the tang
must be thin enough to avoid bumping pins unnecessarily. If the tang is
too thin, then it will act like a spring and you will loose the feel
of the tip interacting with the pins. The shape of the tip determines
how easily the pick passes over the pins and what kind of feedback you
get from each pin.
The design of a tip is a compromise between ease of insertion, ease of
withdrawal and feel of the interaction. The half diamond tip with
shallow angles is easy to insert and remove, so you can apply pressure
when the pick is moving in either direction. It can quickly pick a
lock that has little variation in the lengths of the key pins. If the
lock requires a key that has a deep cut between two shallow cuts, the
pick may not be able to push the middle pin down far enough. The half
diamond pick with steep angles could deal with such a lock, and in
general steep angles give you better feedback about the pins.
Unfortunately, the steep angles make it harder to move the pick in the
lock. A tip that has a shallow front angle and a steep back angle
works well for Yale locks.
The half round tip works well in disk tumbler locks. The full diamond
and full round tips are useful for locks that have pins at the top and
bottom of the keyway. The rake tip is designed for picking pins one by
one. It can also be used to rake over the pins, but the pressure can
only be applied as the pick is withdrawn. The rake tip allows you to
carefully feel each pin and apply varying amounts of pressure. Some
rake tips are flat or dented on the top to makes it easier to align
the pick on the pin. The primary benefit of picking pins one at a
time is that you avoid scratching the pins.
Scrubbing scratches the tips of the pins and the keyway, and it
spreads metal dust throughout the lock. If you want to avoid leaving
traces, you must avoid scrubbing. The snake tip can be used for
scrubbing or picking. When scrubbing, the multiple bumps generate more
action than a regular pick. The snake tip is particularly good at
opening five pin household locks. When a snake tip is used for
picking, it can set two or three pins at once. Basically, the snake
pick acts like a segment of a key which can be adjusted by lifting and
lowering the tip, by tilting it back and forth, and by using either to
top or bottom of the tip. You should use moderate to heavy torque with
a snake pick to allow several pins to bind at the same time. This
style of picking is faster than using a rake and it leaves as little
evidence.
Bristle Picks
The spring steel bristles used on street cleaners make excellent tools
for lock picking. The bristles have the right thickness and width, and
they are easy to grind into the desired shape. The resulting tools are
springy and strong. Keep reading to find out how to make tools that are
less springy.
The first step in making tools is to sand off any rust on the
bristles. Course grit sand paper works fine as does a steel wool
cleaning pad (not copper wool). If the edges or tip of the bristle are
worn down, use a file to make them square.
A torque wrench has a head and a handle (all do, not some). The
head is usually 1/2 to 3/4 of an inch long and the handle varies from
2 to 4 inches long. The head and the handle are separated by a bend
that is about 80 degrees. The head must be long enough to reach over
any protrusions (such as a grip-proof collar) and firmly engage the
plug. A long handle allows delicate control over the torque, but if it
is too long, it will bump against the doorframe. The handle, head and
bend angle can be made quite small if you want to make tools that are
easy to conceal (for example, in a pen, flashlight, or belt buckle). Some
torque wrenches have a 90 degree twist in the handle. The twist makes
it easy to control the torque by controlling how far the handle has
been deflected from its rest position. The handle acts as a spring
which sets the torque. The disadvantage of this method of setting the
torque is that you get less feedback about the rotation of the plug.
To pick difficult locks you will need to learn how to apply a steady
torque via a stiff handled torque wrench.
The width of the head of a torque wrench determines how well it will
fit the keyway. Locks with narrow keyways (e.g., desk locks) need
torque wrenches with narrow heads. Before bending the bristle, file
the head to the desired width. A general purpose wrench can be made by
narrowing the tip (about 1/4 inch) of the head. The tip fits small
keyways while the rest of the head is wide enough to grab a normal
keyway.
The hard part of making a torque wrench is bending the bristle without
cracking it. To make the 90 degree handle twist, clamp the head of the
bristle (about one inch) in a vise and use pliers to grasp the bristle
about 3/8 of an inch above the vise. You can use another pair of
pliers instead of a vise. Apply a 45 degree twist. Try to keep the
axis of the twist lined up with the axis of the bristle. Now move the
pliers back another 3/8 inch and apply the remaining 45 45 degrees.
You will need to twist the bristle more than 90 degrees in order to
set a permanent 90 degree twist.
To make the 80 degree head bend, lift the bristle out of the vise by
about 1/4 inch (so 3/4 inch is still in the vise). Place the shank of
a screw driver against the bristle and bend the spring steel around
it about 90 degrees. This should set a permanent 80 degree bend in
the metal. Try to keep the axis of the bend perpendicular to the
handle. The screwdriver shank ensures that the radius of curvature
will not be too small. Any rounded object will work (e.g., drill bit,
needle nose pliers, or a pen cap). If you have trouble with this
method, try grasping the bristle with two pliers separated by about
1/2 inch and bend. This method produces a gentle curve that won't
break the bristle.
A grinding wheel will greatly speed the job of making a pick. It
takes a bit of practice to learn how make smooth cuts with a grinding
wheel, but it takes less time to practice and make two or three picks
than it does to hand file a single pick. The first step is to cut the
front angle of the pick. Use the front of the wheel to do this. Hold
the bristle at 45 degrees to the wheel and move the bristle side to
side as you grind away the metal. Grind slowly to avoid overheating
the metal, which makes it brittle. If the metal changes color (to
dark blue), you have overheated it, and you should grind away the
colored portion. Next, cut the back angle of the tip using the corner
of the wheel. Usually one corner is sharper than the other, and you
should use that one. Hold the pick at the desired angle and slowly
push it into the corner of the wheel. The side of the stone should
cut the back angle. Be sure that the tip of the pick is supported. If
the grinding wheel stage is not close enough to the wheel to support
the tip, use needle nose pliers to hold the tip. The cut should pass
though about 2/3 of the width of the bristle. If the tip came out
well, continue. Otherwise break it off and try again. You can break
the bristle by clamping it into a vise and bending it sharply.
The corner of the wheel is also used to grind the tang of the pick.
Put a scratch mark to indicate how far back the tang should go. The
tang should be long enough to allow the tip to pass over the back pin
of a seven pin lock. Cut the tang by making several smooth passes
over the corner. Each pass starts at the tip and moves to the scratch
mark. Try to remove less than a 1/16th of an inch of metal with each
pass. I use two fingers to hold the bristle on the stage at the
proper angle while my other hand pushes the handle of the pick to
move the tang along the corner. Use whatever technique works best for
you.
Use a hand file to finish the pick. It should feel smooth if you run
a finger nail over it. Any roughness will add noise to the feedback
you want to get from the lock.
The outer sheath of phone cable can be used as a handle for the pick.
Remove three or four of the wires from a length of cable and push it
over the pick. If the sheath won't stay in place, you can put some
epoxy on the handle before pushing the sheath over it.
An alternative to making tools out of street cleaner bristles is to
make them out of nails and bicycle spokes. These materials are easily
accessible and when they are heat treated, they will be stronger than
tools made from bristles.
Torque Wrenches
A strong torque wrench can be constructed from an 8-penny nail (about
.1 inch diameter). First heat up the point with a propane torch until
it glows red, slowly remove it from the flame, and let it air cool;
this softens it. The burner of a gas stove can be used instead of a
torch. Grind it down into the shape of a skinny screwdriver blade and
bend it to about 80 degrees. The bend should be less than a right
angle because some lock faces are recessed behind a plate (called an
escutcheon) and you want the head of the wrench to be able to reach
about half an inch into the plug. Temper (harden) the torque wrench by
heating to bright orange and dunking it into ice water. You will wind
up with a virtually indestructible bent screwdriver that will last for
years under brutal use.
Bicycle spokes make excellent picks. Bend one to the shape you want
and file the sides of the business end flat such that it's strong in
the vertical and flexy in the horizontal direction. Try a righ t-angle
hunk about an inch long for a handle. For smaller picks, which you
need for those really tiny keyways, find any large-diameter spring and
unbend it. If you're careful you don't have to play any metallurgical
games.
For perfectly serviceable key blanks that you can't otherwise find at
the store, use the metal strap they wrap around bricks for shipping.
It's wonderfully handy stuff for just about anything you want to
manufacture. To get around side wards in the keyway, you can bend the
strap lengthwise by clamping it in a vice and tapping on the
protruding part to bend the piece to the required angle.
Brick strap is very hard. It can ruin a grinding wheel or key cutting
machine. A hand file is the recommended tool for milling brick strap.
That's about it for lock picking. Its an important talent to have,
especially for espionage/sabotage. If this explanation didnt suffice
your quest for knowledge, there are various premade tools and manuals
available through mail-order or in a "Spy" store near you.
TAPPING A FONE LINE
Equipment Needed
First thing you need is an audio tape recorder. What you will be
recording, whether it be voice or data, will be in an analog audio format.
Most references will be towards voice recording, but it is also possible
to data record. Most standard cassette recorders will work just fine.
However, you are limited to 1 hour recording time per side. This can
present a problem in some situations. A reel to reel can also be used.
The limitations here are size and availability of A.C. Also, some reel
to reels lack a remote jack that will be used to start and stop the
recorder while the line is being used. This may not present a problem.
The next item you need, oddly enough, is sold by Radio Shack under the
name "Telephone recording control" part # 43-236.
Connecting the Parts
The Telephone recording control (TRC) has 3 wires coming out of it.
1.) Telco wire with modular jack. Cut this and replace with alligator
clips.
2.) Audio wire with miniature phone jack (not telephone). This plugs
into the microphone level input jack of the tape recorder.
3.) Audio wire with sub miniature phone jack. This plugs into the "REM"
or remote control jack of the tape recorder.
Now all you need to do is find the telephone line, connect the alligator
clips, turn the recorder on, and come back later. Whenever the line goes
off hook, the recorder starts. It's that simple.
Why is recording important? Recording of evidence against communists,
recording information, and recording important personal info about the
enemy.
BUGS
The government often uses bugs, or electronic sound surveillance devices
to spy on extremist groups, and use the evidence they get against them.
They also use them to intercept plans and foil them. It is extremely
important to search for these devices... UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES DO YOU
DESTROY THEM!!! If you destroy it, the government/enemy will just find a
way of putting a new one in. You must fix it so the person on the other
end of the line still thinks he is listening to something... some ideas
are:
- Keep it where it is, just be careful what you say.
But how do you scan for bugs? Room bugs are miniature radio stations. As
such, anyone can tune them in. This rarely happens, though, because the
range is limited and the frequency is known only to the person who placed
the bug. In practice, most bugs transmit by frequency modulation, on or
near the standard FM broadcast band (88 to 108 MHz). There is a toy
called Mr. Microphone that is, in effect, a bug shaped like a large hand-
held microphone. The user speaks into the microphone, and others may hear
his voice on their FM radios. Clandestine bugs work similarly but are
more likely to transmit just off either end of the FM band -- from 86 to
88 MHz (which infringes on a band allocated to television channels 5 and
6) or 108 to 110 MHz. In that way, the chance of accidental interception
or of someone complaining to the FCC is less. The Watergate bugs was to
have transmitted at 110 MHz. You can check for bugs using a FM radio.
Turn the tuner to the extreme left side of the dial, as far as it will go,
and turn the volume up. Although 88 MHz is the lowest frequency marked,
most receivers have enough "overcoverage" to pick up 87 or 86 MHz. No FM
stations are assigned below 88 MHz, so anything you may hear there is
suspicious. Slowly move the dial to the right until you come to the first
commercial FM station. Sweep over the FM band proper, and then check the
overcoverage region above 108 MHz. Any bug you hear will be in your
immediate neighborhood: typical transmitters use a few milliwatts of
power and have a range of a few hundred yards. If you suspect the bug is
in a nearby room, have someone talk or play music while you scan. A few
bugs can be picked up only with special shortwave receivers. The
frequencies from 48 to 50 MHz and 72 to 75 MHz are sometimes used.
Several shortwave operators have reported conversations that seem to be
from room bugs at 167.485 -- an FBI frequency.
If you really want to get back at the person at the other end of the bug
you might want to consider building a blast box. All a blast box is, is
a really cheap amplifier, (around 5 watts or so) connected in place of
the microphone on the transmitting device/bug. If you cant figure out how
to do that, you might just place the bug in a massive amplifier at a music
concert, and you'll have basically the same effect. You'll not only
blast a hole in the eardrum of the listener, but you'll teach snooping
government agents a lesson that they wont soon forget.
HI-TECH BUG DETECTION
For high technology bugs, the radio trick wont work. You'll need to
either buy or build a high class detector. If you wish to build one,
follow these directions...
What you will need for your bug-detector:
(the numbers in brackets is a reference number which matches the number in
parentheses on this list.)
(1) 1n34a crystal diode
These parts can be purchased from Radio Shack or any other electronics
store for less than $20. This is a very good high-gain meter-type bug
detector. It has a crystal diode with 2 amplification stages to boost the
power of the meter. This produces a broad-band, battery-powered, receiver
that can sense radio-frequency transmitters up to a mile away.
Unfortunately, it will also pick up a commercial am or fm station up to
3 miles away....
Bug detector schematics (these may seem complicated, but if you are
building the device, you'll understand what they are showing):
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CAR TRACKER
Another useful "bug"-type tool is a device known as a "bumpbeeper."
It attaches to the under side of a car with magnets and then sends out
a signal that can be heard on a radio. This enables you to be able to
track the enemy's automobiles and location.
Parts list: () = diagram #
(1) 2n635a transistor
This device is a constant tone signalling source that can be tuned to any
clear spot below 1000 khz. If magnets are attached to the case, it can
quickly be installed under the persons car. (9) is a standard ferrite
loopstick that can be purchased at Radio Shack. (10) Is simply 12 turns
of plastic covered hookup wire wound over (9).
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To tune the transmitter:
1.) Pick an empty spot on the am car radio below 1000 khz.
- HARASSMENT TECHNIQUES -
THE $99 BUS TOUR
The Minutemen were known for their variety of harassment techniques. At
one point, they were prosecuted by the federal government for attempted
murder of communists. The key prosecution witness was a man named Jerry
Brooks. Brooks claimed that Robert DePugh (leader of the Minutemen) had
handed him a vial of strychnine and a $99 Greyhound Bus ticket around
the country, and was told to kill as many communists as he could.
When asked to respond afterward by a reporter, DePugh replied that, like
much of what Brooks testified to, there was a glimmer of truth in this.
Brooks had allegedly been given the $99 ticket, but ordered to go around
the country pretending to be a possible recruit for various communist
organizations. He would get inside the various organizations offices
and take note of what they looked like, and any peculiarities about
them. Then, as Robert DePugh described it, "We were going to wait quite
a little while, so they would no longer associate it with his visit and
then write to them in such a manner they would think for sure that
recently someone had been inside their office. You know, like for
example, we were going to write to Elizabeth Gurley Flynn [American
Communist Party chairman at that time] and tell her, 'Why don't you
wash the windows in your office? They're so dirty we can hardly see
through our telescopic lens.'"
According to notes taken at a later Minutemen training session, "We
must win through Psychological Warfare." The notes mention such
ideas as:
* Sending boxed scorpions to left-wing radio announcers.
Use hydroflouric acid on his windows. Then, when the window is
nice and brittle, you can literally punch out a section of the
window without setting off an alarm. From there, you can steal
and pillage to your heart's desire.
Knocking on the door, and nailing him with paintballs when
he comes to the door, and subsequently paintballing his house.
Egg his car, his house, and whatever else you like.
Paint his house red.
Nail a Declaration of Independence, or a Constitution to his door.
Burn a stake/cross/hammer&sickle on his lawn.
Take target practice on his front door.
Stalk him, and chase him down.
* Buy things with stolen credit card #'s and send them to his house.
- ENCRYPTION/CRYPTOGRAPHY -
Cryptography (secret codes) are essential for security. The basic
rule of security for right-wing militant groups is summed up in the
statement "One of the set rules of Guerilla Warfare is don't operate
with a set pattern or plan."
However, for definite agendas, there are certain precautions that must
be taken with ALL documents. For electronic material, PGP or another
cipher key program must be used. For written documents, ciphers are
more difficult to do, but they can also be more imaginative and
creative.
The Number Code
Out of the various codes one can make, a number code is easiest. The
simplest number cipher is simply to assign a certain letter as one,
and keep numbering up. So, for example....
A = 5
So if you wanted to say, "Minuteman was here", you would write:
17-13-18-25-24-9-17-5-18 1-5-23 12-9-22-9.
The problem with a code like this is that an experienced cryptographer
by a simple combination of trial and error and analysis of sentence
structure can determine very close to the exact code. A better code
is a more original, less standardized code. The first example of
this would be a Freemason type code.
A ³ B ³ C \ J / N ³ O ³ P \ W /
ÄÄÅÄÄÄÅÄÄ \ / ù ³ ù ³ ù \ù /
D ³ E ³ F \/ ÄÄÄÅÄÄÄÅÄÄÄ \/
ÄÄÅÄÄÄÅÄÄ K /\ L Q ³ R ³ S Xù /\ ùY
G ³ H ³ I / \ ù ³ ù ³ ù /ù \
/ M \ ÄÄÄÅÄÄÄÅÄÄÄ / Z \
T ³ U ³ V
ù ³ ù ³ ù
For that same message, "Minuteman was here", you would write:
/\ ÚÄÄÄ ³ ÚÄÄÄ¿ ÄÄÄ¿ ÚÄÄÄ¿ /\ ³ ³
/ \ ³ ù ³ ³ ù ³ ù ³ ³ ³ / \ ³ ù ³
/ \ ³ ÄÄÄÙ ³ ³ ³ ÀÄÄÄÙ / \ ÄÄÄÙ ÄÄÄÙ
\ / ³ ÚÄÄÄ
\ù / ³ ³ ù
\/ ÄÄÄÙ ÀÄÄÄ
ÚÄÄÄ¿ ÚÄÄÄ¿ ÚÄÄÄ¿ ÚÄÄÄ¿
³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ù ³ ³ ³
³ ³ ÀÄÄÄÙ ÀÄÄÄÙ ÀÄÄÄÙ
However, the most effective cipher by far is a cipher that uses a
renaming type motif. That being, certain phrases and certain words
mean exact things. This method eliminates much of the possibility of
a cryptographer doing anything but blindly guessing what the message
you send might mean. For instance
John = Minuteman
Someone wants to tell someone else that Minuteman will contact Polaris
at 5:00 PM.
"John will connect Ivan at High Noon". If you dont know the
code, its easy to see how little one can derive from such a statement.
What happens if you dont use encryption? Federal agents use whatever
documents they can find from your group to implicate and arrest members
of it for illegal acts that they probably didnt commit, or at least with
a just cause. Remember, without any evidence and with a good lawyer,
the government will have a much harder time trying to stop you.
You must also, however, protect your normal mail, with certain techniques
to insure absolute security. If not, the communists may use the very
same harassment/espionage tactics against you.
SEALS
Wax seals are not a guarantee against unauthorized opening of a letter.
According to the CIA Flaps and Seals Manual (available from Paladin
Press, Boulder CO), there is a way to remove and replace seals. First
the opener takes a plaster of Paris cast of the seal. This is set aside
to harden. The wax is gently heated with an infrared lamp. When soft,
it is rolled into a ball and set aside. The flap of the envelope is
steamed open, and the letter is taken out and photocopied. After the
envelope's contents are replaced and the flap resealed, the same wax is
used to recreate the seal. It is heated till pliable and pressed back
into shape with the plaster of paris mold. One type of seal is secure,
even according to the CIA manual quoted before: one made of two or more
colors of wax melted together. The colors inevitably come out different
on the second secret pressing. But a color Polaroid of the seal must be
sent under separate cover so that the recipient can compare it with the
seal on the message letter. None of the other common seals are reliable
against unauthorized opening, assuming that knowledgeable letter-openers
may want to open your mail. Scotch tape across the flap of an envelope
comes off cleanly with carbon tetrachloride (applied wiht a brush or
hypodermic needle). If you suspect that someone is opening your mail,
the manual suggests sending yourself a letter containing a sheet of
carbon or wax paper. The heat and mechanical treatment of the letter
opening will smudge the carbon and melt the wax. Otherwise, you have to
examine letters carefully to detect prior opening. A torn flap,
smudging of the flap glue, flattened ridges in the flap, or concave
(from the back) curling due to steaming are evidence of opening. A more
sophisticated test requires steaming part of the envelope near the flap
for fifteen seconds. Then place the envelope under an ultraviolet lamp.
If there is a difference in fluorescence between the steamed and
unsteamed part of the envelope, then the envelope paper is suitable for
the test. If so, examine the unsteamed part of the flap under the
ultraviolet lamp. If it shows a different fluorescence than the other
unsteamed parts of the envelope, it indicates that the flap may have
been previously steamed. The ultraviolet lamp is also useful in
detecting invisible writing. An effective ultraviolet ink need not
fluoresce brightly, as the silicate stamp inks do. Any substance that
changes the fluorescence of paper in ultraviolet light yet is invisible
in ordinary light will work. Prisoners have used human urine as ink.
Salt water, vinegar, milk, fruit juices, saliva, and water solutions of
soap or drugs also work, with varying degrees of legibility.
IV. The Tools and Tactics of the Militants
"... The true guerrila is never beaten. He will never negotiate
away his freedom. He will never compromise his ideas. He will never
surrender.
History offers many examples of far larger and better equipped
armies that were finally defeated by guerrillas. They can fight on
for years, even generations. Guerrilla bands can fight in the cities
country, forests, swamps, deserts, or mountains. They are everywhere
and yet nowhere. They strike without warning and vanish without a
trace. They take away with them the arms, food, and ammunition they
will need to fight again another day.
The guerrilla is a grim fighter and a terrible foe. His strength
is in his heart--in his love for his country--in his hatred of the
enemy. His chief weapons are stealth, cunning, endurance, and most
of all, an intense belief in the righteousness of his own cause.
He will fight to the death with a fury that makes his enemies
cower before him."
From "Principles of Guerrilla Warfare," copyright 1961,
Robert B. Depugh -- a booklet
"The Pen is mightier than the Sword.
"Walk softly, and carry a big stick."
This is probably the section half of those reading this manual have
been waiting for: the firearms. I would stress to those reading this
my earlier warning that the information provided is for INSTRUCTION
ONLY. Should you do this, its your own fault what happens. I would
also stress that in several cases, action can be taken without
involving serious violence. Please explore all alternatives before
shooting anyone.
- GUNS AND RELATED WEAPONS -
There are several important things you must know about guns (being
their types, specifications, and how to use them.) However, there
is other information that is perhaps even more important.
First of all, you need to know what guns to buy for who. Although
slightly outdated, the April 1, 1964 issue of "On Target" has some
interesting suggestions for firearms:
Adult Males: 30-06 Garands, 7.62 NATO FNs, 30-06 bolt-action
Springfields or Enfields, high-caliber sporting
rifles as desired, 12-gauge double barrel, pump or
semi-automatic shotguns.
Adult Females: Winchester Model 100 in .308 caliber, Remington
Model 742 in 30-06 caliber of 30-caliber military
carbines.
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Older Children: Sporting rifles in 6mm., .243, .270, .222 calibers.
Younger Children: Semi-automatic .22 rifles.
I also suggest newer productions, namely the TEC-DC9, the CAR-15,
the AR-15, and any Kalishnikov rifles (or their Chinese variants)
that are available. Necessary additions to these weapons would be
silencers, clips, laser-targeting scopes, night-vision scopes,
and/or shoulder supports.
In addition to buying guns, one can also produce makeshift guns if
one knows how they work.
HOMEMADE STUN GUNS
Materials
1.) First of all disconnect any batteries from your camera flash.
2.) Take apart the camera flash and chuck out all the excess plastic
container.
5.) Screw on the base plate and you're ready.
To use it just flick on the switch and you should hear a high pitch
squeal starting to get louder. Turn the switch off (the longer you
leave it on the greater the shock will be) and holding the box touch
someones skin with the tips of both the nails.
HOW TO MAKE A PSEUDO-GUN
To do this, you first need to know how a gun works. A gun is simply
a bullet, in a type of vise, that has a sharp object shoved up its
back very quickly, and explodes. So basically, to build a pseudo-
gun, take a vice type device, and make it an easy close/open vise
operation (like a gun hammer). Then, attach a mechanism that allows
the operator to swing a nail, or other sharp object, into the back
of the bullet quickly. And there, you've got a gun!
SILENCERS
" The advantages of a gun that makes no noise when fired are
obvious. In underground warfare the availability of such weapons
would be invaluable to individuals or small combat teams forced to
operate against a superior enemy force... The time may come when
citizens may profit from a knowledge of how to construct such
devices... Telescopic sights are often helpful. Some companies
make mounting rings that hold the telescopic sight well above the
barrel of the rifle. This may be sufficient for a silencer that is
about two and one-half inches in diameter. Special scope mounts may
be purchased or constructed for silencers having a larger diameter..."
- From Minutemen pamphlet on how to build
your own gun silencer.
HOW TO MAKE A ONE-USE SILENCER
This is a simple way to make a one use silencer. It only works once,
for obvious reasons, as you will see. Take an empty 12 ounce plastic
soft drink container, and tape if firmly to the end of the gun/pistol/
rifle. Then, go ahead and shoot! Keep in mind, this is not perfect,
and it only works once, because once the bottle has a hole in it, it
no longer will work.
HOW TO MAKE A MULTI-USE SILENCER
Silencers made for multi-use for improvised small arms weapons
can be made from steel gas or water pipe and fittings.
Material Required:
Grenade Container
Procedure:
1.) Drill hole in grenade container at both ends to fit outside diameter
of pipe nipple. (see Graph 1)
-> /----------------------\
/ | |
2.75 in | ) ( <-holes
dia. \ | |
-> \-----------------------/
|-----------------------|
2.) Drill four rows of holes in pipe nipple. Use Graph 1 for diameter and
location of holes.
6 in.
|-----------------------------------|
3.) Thread one of the pipe couplings on the drilled pipe nipple.
Note: A longer container and pipe nipple, with same "A" and "B"
dimensions as those given, will furthur reduce the signature of the
system.
How to use:
1.) Thread the silencer device on the selected weapon securely.
Graph 1 -- Low Signature System Dimensions
(Coupling) Holes per (4 rows)
Graph 2 -- Cotton Wadding - Sizes
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ARTILLERY
Before i go into homemade artillery, i would like to make suggestions
for heavy weapons worth actually buying. Here they are:
- RPG's (Rocket Propelled Grenades)
Improvised Artillery:
There is a simple way to make a small artillery device for home defense
use. The easiest way to build it is described, and anyone with any
knowledge of weaponry can make obvious substitutions if necessary.
Take a thick and mediumly wide metal pipe. Take a metal cap, drill a
hole in it, and weld it on to one side of the metal pipe. Now, take
a firecracker (an M-80, or an M-100), and carefully drop it in the
bottom of the pipe, putting the fuse through the hole in the cap.
Now, place some tissue paper/toilet paper in the pipe. Now, pour
(NOT STUFF) some BB's, or metal pellets into the pipe. Stuff some
more toilet paper into the pipe. Now pour some more bb's/pellets,
and another layer of toilet paper. Basically, now just prop this
up against a tree or something, and you'll have a working artillery
piece/mortar that can be very deadly if accurately aimed. To make
this weapon much more deadly, take heavy rocks, or the like, and place
them in the pipe. You can substitute black powder/gun powder/blasting
powder and a fuse for the firecracker. The firecracker just makes the
business easier for the slow at intellect.
Another type of artillery are Model Shrapnel Rockets. Basically, fill
the cone and the very upper portion of the rocket with gunpowder/black
powder/etc. Lead a fuse (judge the length of the fuse based on the
range to target) from the cone to the engine. Then pack the rest of the
middle and inside of the rocket with lightweight materials like shards of
glass, and fiberglass, nails, and whatnot. Basically, just fire the
rocket slightly above your target. When it explodes, the "shrapnel" on
the inside will shoot out and maim/kill your target.
Other types of model rockets can also be extremely useful. Experimenting
with them firsthand is the best solution, because it will enable you to
determine what kind and what design is best for your uses.
Another home-design type artillery device is a sprinkler hooked up to a
pump-bucket filled with a gasoline/gunpowder/blackpowder mix. Then,
start the pump, and have the sprinkler start going on the target area...
when the bucket is nearly empty, strike a match and throw it. You'll
a homemade HADES type weapon. Basically, the air around the sprinkler,
and everything touched by the spray will go up like spontaneous
combustion.
FLARES
If you would like to make a flare, there are several ways. But the most
original and interesting way would be the following:
Take an Erienmeyer flask (the kind with the fat bottoms and thinly necked
tops), and dump some Antimony powder at the bottom. Then, while holding
your nose, funnel some Chlorine Gas into the flask. FOOM! You'll have
a flare gun for a few minutes. The reaction is quick and bright. The
flask also gets warm, so be careful.
- BOMBS AND PARAFANALIA -
The Minuteman journal "On Target" continually stresses that if you
are going to build bombs, build simple, easy to test and construct
ones. In fact, in notes from one training session, it reads "Black
Powder is the best. Put it in a 2" pipe, drill a hole in it, insert
fuse, light the fuse, throw it, and run." How do you make Black
Powder? The recipe followed directly afterward.
Black Powder
Place 5 pints of alcohol in a bucket. In another bucket, put 3 cups
of granulated potassium nitrate, 2 cups powdered wood charcoal, and
1/2 cup of powdered sulfur (can be obtained from match heads) into
the bucket. Add 1 cup of water and stir well with a wooden stick.
Place the bucket on a heat source and add 2 more cups of water and
wait for it to bubble but don't let it boil. Remove the bucket from
the heat and pour it into the alcohol while stirring well. Let the
alcohol stand for about 5 minutes. Strain the liquid through
cheesecloth to remove the powder. Wrap the cloth around the powder
and squeeze out the excess liquid. Place a piece of screen on top
of a bucket. Place a workable amount of black powder (That black
muddy looking stuff) on the screen and begin to work it through.
Spread the end result on a piece of newspaper and let it dry in
the sunlight.
The notes go on to describe another explosive that should be used
under doors or entrances to sensitive rooms/buildings, called
Ammonium Tri Iodide. To make it:
Mix solid Nitric Iodine (or take the liquid form, and evaporate the
liquid off) with household ammonia. Wait overnight and pour off
the liquid. You will be left with a muddy substance. Let it
dry untill it hardens up. To use it, put it in a bottle or can
and just drop it or throw it at something.
Other types of powders and the such that are useful to know how to make:
Gun Powder:
1.) Pour 10ml of both Sulfuric and Nitric acid in a beaker.
Easy Gun Powder:
1.) Put 100 grams of Potassium nitrate in beaker.
Flash Powder (Another useful ingredient for homemade flares):
1.) Add 1 ounce of Sulfur in beaker.
Greek Fire (A popular home explosive):
1.) Add 100 grams of Potassium Nitrate in Beaker.
Thermite (An extremely useful diversion weapon, as well as for
destructive purposes):
1.) Ground aluminum mesh into a powder.
Other bombs suggested by these notes, and other sources:
Homemade Grenades
During the Winter, or in a wet area, you can use a piece of a simple
chemical that can be procured from any chemical supply store for a
hand grenade. Take a piece of potassium or rubydium (potassium is more
stable, and easier to handle), and just throw it at water surrounding
your target. You will be more than suprised at what a small piece of
chemical can do. BOOM!
Carbide Bomb
This is EXTREMELY DANGEROUS. Exercise extreme caution....
Exhaust Bomb (for a car)
Install a spark plug into the last four or five inches of the tail
pipe by drilling a hole that the plug can screw into easily.
Attach a wire (this is regular insulated wire) to one side of the
switch and to the spark plug. The other side of the switch is attached
to the positive terminal on the battery. With the car running, simply
hit the switch and watch the flames.
The Hearts and Diamonds Bomb, A.K.A. the Pipe Bomb
Take an old-style, non-laminated hearts or diamonds playing card, and
stick in in a pvc or metal pipe. Glug some glycerine hand lotion in
it, and add a few shakes of potassium permanganate (snake-bite
medical formula in most medical kits). Let it sit and absorb for a
few hours, and then place it upon a hot radiator, or flame.
The Mayonnaise Bomb
Take an empty mayonnaise jar, and pour a few drops of gasoline in it.
Roll the jar around to create a thin layer of gasoline inside the jar.
Add a few shakes of potassium permanganate (snakebite formula), and
cap the jar. Now, leave it out in the sun for a few hours to
evaporate the gas into the jar. Then, throw the jar at something.
Turn Signal Bomb (for a car)
Detach the plastic running light (or turn signal) cover on someones
car. Break the bulb. Test the bulb with a voltage meter to make sure
it is not live. Pack the bulb with Flash Paper and replace the cover.
When the person starts his car or goes to turn, a quick burst of flame
will pop out of the back of his car making him think it is on fire.
Piss Bomb (Uric Acid Explosive)
MATERIALS
- 1 cup concentrated solution of uric acid
Filter the concentrated solution of uric acid through a filter to remove
impurities. Slowly add 1/3 cup of nitric acid to the solution and let
the mixture stand for 1 hour. Filter again as before. This time the
Urea Nitrate crystals will collect on the filter. Wash the crystals by
pouring water over them while they are in the filter. Remove the
crystals from the filter and allow 16 hours for them to dry. This
explosive will need a blasting cap to detonate, or a suitable substitute.
HEAVY EXPLOSIVES
This next section may seem confusing at first. However, you do not need
to be a chemist to be able to understand and duplicate what is being
shown here. It is important for a militiaman to be able to make or have
a source to make heavy explosives because of the opportunities this lends
you.
You've all read about the manure bomb that the fellows in Oklahoma
used. Well, here's a way to get the Potassium Nitrate direct from
normal soil, instead of having to buy it.
Potassium Nitrate
The following recipe was found in the Improvised Munitions Handbook
published by the Department of the Army.
Potassium nitrate can be extracted from many natural sources (soil) and
can be used to make nitric acid, black powder, and many pyrotechnics.
The yield ranges from 1% to 10% by weight, depending on the fertility
of the soil.
Materials Source
Nitrate bearing earth or other Soil contaying decaying animal
Fine wood ashes, 1/2 cup. Totally burned wood products.
5 gallon bucket
2 pieces of finely woven cloth,
Shallow pan or dish at least as
Shallow heat resistant container
Water, 1-3/4 gallons.
Awl, knife screwdriver or other
Alcohol (ethyl or isopropyl)
Heat source, fire, stove.
paper
Tape
Procedure
2.) Place cloth flat on bottom of bucket.
Spread ashes on cloth.
Place second piece of cloth on top of ashes
3.) Fill bucket with earth.
4.) Place bucket over shallow container. Support bucket with sticks if
necessary.
5.) Boil water and pour it over earth in bucket a little at a time.
Allow water to run through holes in bucket into shallow container.
Be sure water runs through all of the earth. Allow liquid to cool
and settle for 1 to 2 hours.
6.) Carefully drain liquid into heat resistant container. Discard
sludge at bottom of shallow container.
7.) Boil mixture over hot fire for at least 2 hours. Small grains of
salt will appear in the solution. Scoop these out as they form
and discard.
8.) When liquid has boiled down to about half of its original volume,
remove from fire and let sit. After half hour add an equal volume
of alcohol.
9.) Make an improvised strainer out of paper tape and bucket. Tape
paper so that it covers the top of a clean bucket.
10.) Pour mixture through paper strainer. Small white salt crystals
will collect on top of it. These are potassium nitrate.
11.) To purify the potassium nitrate, re-dissolve the dry crystals in
the smallest amount possible of boiled water (make sure they all
dissolve). Remove any salt crystals that appear (step 7) pour
through an improvised filter made of several pieces of paper and
evaporate or gently heat solution to dryness.
12.) Spread crystals on plat surface and allow to dry. The potassium
Independence, Missouri >
Committees of Correspondence
2702 Kimbrell Rd
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427 E. 13th Street
Eugene, Oregon 97401
2.) Apply a light torque. Insert the pick without touching the
pins. As you pull the pick out, apply pressure to the pins. The
pressure should be slightly larger than the minimum necessary to
overcome the spring force.
3.) Gradually increase the torque with each stroke of the pick
until pins begin to set.
4.) Keeping the torque fixed, scrub back and forth over the pins
that have not set. If additional pins do not set, release the
torque and start over with the torque found in the last step.
5.) Once the majority of the pins have been set, increase the
torque and scrub the pins with a slightly larger pressure. This
will set any pins which have set low due to beveled edges, etc.
- Leaving it in an unclassified meeting room of a business.
- Putting it in a closed environment with a taped conversation of you
talking about fake plans and information.
- Leave it at an airport/bus station bathroom.
(2) 2 2n107 audio transistors
(ge-2 or equivalent)
(3) 3k ohm variable resistor
(4) 560 ohm 1/2 watt resistor
(5) 15k ohm variable resistor
(6) 500 ohm variable resistor
(7) .002 Uf capacitor
(8) 1.5 Volt aa battery
(9) aa battery holder
(10) 0-300 microammeter
(lafayette 99-g-5028 or
equivalent)
(11) 10 millihenry choke (ohmite
z-50)
(12) single-pole single-throw
(spst) toggle switch
(13) project box (radio shack)
(14) antenna (either from an old
transistor radio or a stiff
piece of wire will also work)
(15) 2000 ohm headset (or a mini-
ature earphone like most tv
and radios use)
(2) 4.3K 1/2 watt resistor
(3) 1 meg potentiometer
(4) 10k 1/2 watt resistor
(5) 50pf capacitor
(6) 365pf variable capacitor
(7) .005Uf capacitor
(8) .01Uf capacitor
(9) ferrite loopstick (from a crystal radio)
(10) coil [see text]
(11) single-pole single-throw switch
(12) 9 volt battery
(opt.) Battery clip & case
(13) antenna
2.) Switch on the transmitter with the spst switch.
3.) Tune the 365 variable capacitor slowly until a shrill note can be
heard from the car radio.
4.) The pitch of the note is adjustable by turning the 1 meg
potentiometer.
* Telephone Harassment (Look up a local communist party chapter, and
start prank calling, and hate calling.)
* Physical Harassment : Find a communist's house, go there late at
night, and shine a few lights in the windows.
* Mail Harassment (sending bloody letters, violent letters, tampering
with their mail, burning their mail, etc.)
* Blackmail and Bribery
* Burglarize and Vandalize a communists house.
For instance:
B = 6
C = 7
D = 8
E = 9
F = 10
G = 11
H = 12
I = 13
J = 14
K = 15
L = 16
M = 17
N = 18
O = 19
P = 20
Q = 21
R = 22
S = 23
T = 24
U = 25
V = 26
W = 1
X = 2
Y = 3
Z = 4
Ivan = Polaris
"contact" = connect
5:00 PM = High Noon
The Court is mightier than the Pen.
The Sword is mightier than the Court."
- Rey Barry -
- Theodore Roosevelt -
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- 1 camera flash (rip this out of a cheap camera or buy a seperate one,
get the flashes that run off of a couple of double A's)
- 1 hobby box (large enough to fit your disassembled flash in, get one
WITHOUT a metal base plate!)
- 2 stainless steel nails
- 2 1.3 volt AA batteries (for the flash)
- 1 soldering iron and solder
- 1 tube of super glue
- 1 pair of wire cutters
3.) Locate the flash tube (the bit that flashes, duh!), and cut the two
wire that lead to it.
4.) Taking these two wires and solder each one to a seperate nail.
5.) Now prepare your hobby box buy cutting two holes large enough to
slide the point of a nail through (the nails should be about .5 cm
apart), and cut a whole for the switch that was hooked up to the
flash originally. Super glue all the parts in place. Carefully
connect up your batteries (the battery compartment should be still
intact if you didn't butcher the camera flash too much when you
were taking it apart). Ensure there are no exposed wires touching
each other. The finished hobby box should look like this:
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Steel pipe nipple, 6 in. (15 cm) long - (see Graph 1 for diameter)
2 steel pipe couplings - (see Graph 2 for dimensions)
Cotton cloth - (see Graph 2)
Drill
Absorbent cotton
5 in.
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| O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O | | C (nom. dia.)
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(size of hole) | \ / (space between)
B (dia.) A
4.) Cut coupling length to allow barrel of weapon to thread fully into
low signature system. Barrel should butt against end of the drilled
pipe nipple.
5.) Separate the top half of the grenade container from the bottom half.
6.) Insert the pipe nipple in the drilled hole at the base of the bottom
half of the container. Pack the absorbent cotton inside the container and
around the pipe nipple.
7.) Pack the absorbent cotton in top half of grenade container leaving a
hole in center. Assemble container to the bottom half.
8.) Thread the other coupling onto the pipe nipple.
2.) Place the proper cotton wad size into the muzzle end of the system
(see Graph 2)
3.) Load weapon
4.) Weapon is now ready for use
A B C D Row Total
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.45 cal 3/8 1/4 3/8 3/8 12 48
.38 cal 3/8 1/4 1/4 1/4 12 48
9 mm 3/8 1/4 1/4 1/4 12 48
7.62 mm 3/8 1/4 1/4 1/4 12 48
.22 cal 1/4 5/32 1/8* 1/8 14 50
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*Extra Heavy Pipe
(All dimensions in inches)
Weapon Cotton Wadding Size
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.45 cal 1-1/2 x 6 inches
.38 cal 1 x 4 inches
9 mm 1 x 4 inches
7.62 mm 1 x 4 inches
.22 cal Not needed
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- Self-Propelled Miniguns
- Mortars
- Anti-Vehicle Weapons and mines
- If you can get your hands on them, AAA guns and anti-aircraft
missiles
2.) Add come Cotton with the mixture of th acids.
3.) Let it dry and crumble it into powder.
2.) Put 100 grams of Sulfur in beaker.
3.) Put 100 grams of charcoal in beaker.
2.) Add 2 ounces of Sodium chlorate in beaker.
3.) Add 1 ounce of 400 mesh aluminum powder in beaker.
2.) Add 100 grams of Charcoal in beaker.
3.) Add 50 grams of Sulfur in beaker.
4.) Add 50 grams of Sugar in beaker.
2.) Mix the powder carefully into an amount of Iron (III) Oxide.
3.) When you wish to ignite the reaction, take a strip of Magnesium
(other heat sources can be used, but this works best), and quickly
place it in the mixture (back off very quickly).
4.) The reaction is quick, explosive, and dangerous. You must be very
careful how you place the ignition source, and a fuse type design
works best. The reaction is so hot that the iron turns molten.
Obtain some calcium carbide. This stuff can be found at nearly any
hardware store. Take a few pieces of this stuff (it looks like gravel)
and put it in a glass jar with some water. Cover the jar tightly. The
carbide will react with the water to produce acetylene carbonate which
is similar to the gas used in cutting torches. Eventually the glass
with explode from internal pressure. If you leave a burning rag
nearby, you will get a nice fireball.
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- 1/3 cup of nitric acid
- 4 heat-resistant glass containers
- 4 filters (coffee filters will do)
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material, about 3-1/2 gallons. or vegetable matter.
each slightly larger than the
bottom of the bucket.
large as bottom of bucket.
ceramic or metal.
hole producing instrument.
1 gallon
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1.) Punch holes in the bottom of the bucket so that the entire surface
is covered with them.