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u/FocusFlukeGyro · 64 pointsr/todayilearned

Yeah, also it was in the Anarchist's Cookbook (Amazon Link).

EDIT: Next time I consider making a comment I should probably open the original link :| It's just that I remember reading that back in the 1990's (middle school).

u/[deleted] · 3 pointsr/unitedkingdom

Well, it was actually written during the 60's and the original author has now disowned it.

> "The Anarchist Cookbook was written during 1968 and part of 1969 soon after I graduated from high school. At the time, I was 19 years old and the Vietnam War and the so-called "counter culture movement" were at their height. I was involved in the anti-war movement and attended numerous peace rallies and demonstrations. The book, in many respects, was a misguided product of my adolescent anger at the prospect of being drafted and sent to Vietnam to fight in a war that I did not believe in.

> "The central idea to the book was that violence is an acceptable means to bring about political change. I no longer agree with this."

u/patholio · 3 pointsr/unitedkingdom
u/H00L1GAN419 · 1 pointr/UpliftingNews

Don't you worry, Bezos has you covered!

These books are the very definition of "Don't try this at home". most project in these books can get you imprisoned for a long long time.

They're best kept locked up until your country is invaded and you need to fight a delaying / guerrilla action until your armed forces arrive.

Anarchists Cookbook

The Poor Man's James Bond Vol 1

Vol 2

Volume 3

u/sunshinelollipops · 1 pointr/PostCollapse

> Something that shows what to look for in certain terrains but also how to actually concoct recipes such as gun powder, thermite, etc.

What about any particular survival guide plus + this. If not, it's at least a good start.

Though I agree with you. We shouldn't have to read two or three books to get an entire post collapse survival guide!

u/crotchpoozie · -1 pointsr/math