The Anarchist Cookbook (59 page)

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Authors: William Powell

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Denver, CO 80219

(request information, I guess!?)

MISC:

INFORMATION UNLIMITED <<<---REALLY COOL SHIT, THE GOOD STUFF.

PO Box 716, Dept. PM294 (kinda expensive, so get ready to

Amherst, NH 03031 CARD! )

FREE catalog (w/order, otherwise $1.00)

EDMUND SCIENTIFIC (always a fucking GREAT place to find the little

Dept. 14D2, nitty-gritty electronics that make up

C908 EdsCorp Bldg. colored boxes, and the like)

Barrington, NJ 08007

173.Drip Timer by Exodus

Another method of time delay for explosives that are detonated by electric means, is the

drip timer. Fill a 'baggy' with water and then add as much salt as the water will hold. Seal

it, leaving some air inside. Then, tape the two contact wires from which the circuit has

been broken, to the inside of a large cup. Place the baggy on the cup. Poke a hole in the top

of the 'baggy', where there is air, and then make a hole in the bottom to let the water

drain into the cup. As any Einstein figures, the salt water level in the cup will eventually

conduct electricity at the moment both wires touch water, thus completing the circuit. I

have yet to try this timer out, and I got the plans from a total idiot, phreaker nonetheless,

and doubt it would work with any power source under 12v.

174.Stealing by Exodus

It is strange just how many files there are out there that try to document the art of

stealing. After all, it IS an art. You have to be calm, smooth, persistent, patient. Stealing

is not an overnight-planned operation. You should try to prepare for at least a week or

more when planning to steal from a house, and even LONGER when from a business. Story

time, kiddies:

A long time ago, well, in the past year, my friends and I noticed that the building complex

in our town was the perfect place to obtain unpaid-for items. We learned all we could

about the complex, which was about 365,000 sqft, and each company consisted of an

office (fully furnished with cool computer stuff), and a 10,000 sqft (roughly) warehouse,

all interconnected, and all one level. This information was obtained through several calls to

the town committee (board of development, or some shit like that, the place that you call

for building permits, and the like.), and we obtained the blueprints for the whole complex.

We planned a route from the side entrance through the warehouse, and into the offices,

where all the good stuff is usually located. Now that we had our route, all we needed was a

plan to get inside. Since this was our first major job, we spent a few good weeks on

preparation. During the snow weather, we worked w/ a company to shovel the sidewalks of

the complex. One night, at about 11 PM, we stopped shoveling in front of our planned job

site, Campbell's Soup, Co. There was nobody there except the janitors that cleaned up the

place (or so we thought). I asked the janitor if I could use the bathroom (I did have to go

too) and he let me in. I must have surprised him when I knew exactly where the bathroom

was! As I walked to it, I scanned for video cams, infrared guns/receivers (little boxes at

entrances with a black glass square about 1" sq. at about knee height on each side).

Nothing. The doors all had security magnetic detection at the tops, and also the windows.

To think someone would break in through an obvious place like a large window, stupid. To

my surprise, there were a few losers working late, and didn't really care that I was there

at all. Take another Viverin' guys, I won't be here long. The smell of black coffee was

stifling. The bathroom was located back by the office's entrance to the warehouse, and to

my surprise, it was unlocked! The lights were on, and the place was totally empty, except

for a few cardboard remains, and shelves, and that blessed side door. I walked over to the

door to examine it. No security, no video cams in the warehouse, no nothing. Odd, usually

these warehouses were kept tight as a hookers pussy. But it looked like they were packing

up to move somewhere. Boxes on the office desks, etc.. The door was locked with a key

deadbolt (pain to pick) and a regular door-knob key lock. No problem. I needed to stop that

deadbolt from being locked, so I looked around for something to use....aha! There was some

strange material like alum. foil on the ground, pliable, yet of a black color. I took out a

small allen key (a thief never goes ANYWHERE without a small lockpicking tool) and

crammed enough of the stuff into the keyhole so that a key could not be inserted far

enough to turn, and the stuff was in to far to be pulled out. Viola! Back to the point of this

story. When the time came to make our move, something strange happened. The place was

abandoned for 3 days straight, most office equipment removed, and the front door left

ajar, for all 3 days. We still decided to enter via our planned route. At 1:30 AM we went to

the side door, and what a surprise, the deadbolt lock was open. Now to the knob lock. It

was still locked, but not a problem. Knob locks usually look like this:

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The top sliding piece is about ¬" wide on popular locks, with the bar facing you, if the door

swings outward. With the smallest allen key you can get, stick it in and repetitively push

and slide it back towards the knob, but don't let go, because it is spring loaded and will

snap back into place again. Now for the larger bar. Take another key and wedge it into the

slot where the bar enters the

other wall (without the knob on it)! and do the same thing. This will be considerably harder

to do than with the small tongue, but if you practiced like you should have, it will open with

minimum effort. Now we were inside. We ran through the warehouse though the

warehouse/office door (these are rarely locked, but try to prepare for it ahead of time by

"cramming the lock" like I did) and into the office. The place was empty, no shelves, just

desks, chairs, and boxes. The boxes contained modems, motherboards, bus cards, printers,

cables, fone cable, and one contained a Zenith laptop computer! No shit, this is a true

story! We took everything we could carry (5 people). We took all the above mentioned, as

well as printer toner, fones, fone jacks, documents, desk chairs, insulated boxes and bags

(static-free kind), even the little shit things, like outlet plates, light bulbs, ANYTHING! !

We went really crazy, and were out in 2 min 30 sec.(always set a time limit)

We wound up throwing half the shit away, but it felt great just to take anything that was

not ours! I have since then done other "jobs" with much more precision, and effort, as well

as better rewards. Here are some tips that should be followed when attempting to steal:


WEAR GLOVES! ! ! ! !



Backpacks for everyone to put the loot in.



Always case the joint for at least a week and keep documented records of who leaves

when, what time it closes, timed lights, etc...



Have at least 4 phriends with you, and ,please, make sure they know what they are

doing, no idiots allowed!



Bring tools :small allen keys, both types of screwdrivers, standard size, and tiny,

hacksaw blade, wire cutters and strippers, spraypaint-to leave your handle on the wall,

hammer, mace, gun-if available, flashlights (duh), wire-good for re-routing door

security, and bolt cutters.



Designate a person to carry all the tools ONLY-don't have him pickup stuff and mix it

with the tools, this will only slow you down later if you need to look fir a tool quickly.



Designate a person to STAY PUT by the door and keep watch.



Designate a timer, one who has a lighted stopwatch.



Make runs NO LONGER THAT 3 MIN. EVEN THIS TIME IS EXTREMELY HIGH-TRY

TO KEEP AS LOW AS POSSIBLE.



Getaway vehicle (preferably NOT a van or pickup truck, these will be very suspicious to

the pigs..er.I mean cops. And don't speed, or anything, this just attracts attention.

Cover license plates till just before you get your asses going, so no one can report the

plates to the pigs..oops!, damn, did it again, cops. Make sure you remove covering before

leaving.



Always keep flashlights pointed DOWN unless necessary, crawl under windows, no

shouting, even if you find some phucking cool shit, on second thought, maybe painting

your handle is a little stupid, so forget that, wear dark clothes OVER regular, non-

suspicious clothes (get changed first thing in the car)



Never brag about your findings in public, only on modem, or on BBS, and never give

names of places, phriends, and exact names of things taken, (just say you 'borrowed' a

486DX 33 motherboard, don't say is a Intel 486DX 33 MHz for an IBM PS/1 model

50, serial #XXXXXXXXXXXX. that is just plain dumb)



Have phun! and never steal from your neighborhood.



If you break into houses, never move stuff around; the longer it takes the yuppie

family to realize that you were there, the better.



WEAR GLOVES! ! ! ! ! ! !



To get in windows: shoot window with BB gun, and place clear, sticky hard-cover book

covering on the window over the hole, hopefully the impact of the shot was enough to

crack the glass, and LEAN OR PUSH on the covered glass, do not hit or kick, and you

will see that the majority of the glass will stick to the covering, and will make

considerably less noise.



Enter through basement windows preferably under a deck or steps.



MAKE SURE THE PEOPLE WILL BE GONE FOR THE NIGHT AND THE NEIGHBORS

ARE ASLEEP (GO FOR AROUND 2:30 AM)



Take stuff that will sell easily to friends, and don't waste time taking things that look

neat, just take the basics: electronic, computer, TV, VCR, some jewelry-things you

could easily hock, preferably without inscriptions, raid the fridge, take good quality

fones, stereo equip., speakers, etc..



Always case the outside of the house looking for security stickers that yuppie families

like to place in full view.



Do mischievous shit like cut all fone lines in house, cut up couch cushions, and flip them

over so they look perfectly normal!; shoot a hole in their fish tank, (all yuppies own

fish); slash clothes, then put them back into the drawer; unplug fridge; set thermostat

way up to 99.9ø; leave drain plugged and let the faucet run just a little, (for 6 hours! );

whatever you can't take or carry out, destroy in a subtle way, -if you can't carry out

those 130 lb. wood case stereo speakers, slash the cones; break ball-point pens open

and rub them into the carpet with their shoes; run a magnet over audio and VCR

cassettes and floppies, and anything else subtle that would brighten their day.

175.MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION by Exodus

Easy explosive:


Fill Kodak film case (y'know, the black cylinder with the gray cap) with explosive of

your choice. Drill hole in gray lid, insert fuse, and tape it back together very tightly.

Light.

-or-


Poke a hole it the gray cap facing outwards, and insert an M-80 with fuse going

through the hole and reseal, taping it tightly ALL AROUND the case. Place in plastic

mailbox, light, close door, and get the hell away! Because of the tight airspace, the

destructive power of the explosion is increased 5X. Works under water too, with a

drop of wax, or preferably rubber cement around where the cap and wick meet.

-and-


Fill a GLASS coke/pepsi bottle with 1 part gas, 1 part sugar, & 1 part water. Wedge an

M-80 into the top about halfway. Shake the container, place in mailbox (hopefully with

mail {hehe!}) light, and get the fuck away. This thing sends glass shrapnel

EVERYWHERE, including through their mail.

Doorknob Shocker:


Run a wire from one slot in wall outlet to the bracket in the wall that the knob's

tongue inserts into. Run another wire from the other slot to an inconspicuous spot on

the DOORKNOB. How does that one *grab* you?

Phone Loops: (remember, tone + silence = connection)

NUMBER | Tone/Silence (T/S) End | STATUS (on connection)

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