I've long had a soft spot in my personal collection for these borderline Anarchist cookbook style survival field guides. I'm trying to look around for more specific literature on sabotage but as it turns out because search engines are so cooked these days if you just try to look up sabotage field guides you always get sorted back to pic related.Back in the day (early 2000s) I could just hop on the pirate bay and download massive book collections and out of the 100 or so books you'd get one or two of the specific category you were after.
>>25510600do you clowns just not know what internet searching is?
I've wanted to try some of the stuff in "Mantrapping" by Ragnar Benson, but I think it might be against the law or something, even for home defense. Pansies. Also, https://cdn.preterhuman.net/texts/survival used to be full of stuff like this, but I can't seem to connect to it right now.>>25511791He literally mentions how cooked Internet search engines these days in the OP. For someone that engages with /lit/, you sure can't read worth a crap.
>>25511179>>25512404I'll add these two to the list. Also yeah i'll check out that site. To preface this I'm based out of the US, and more recently i've been seeing a lot of content about people ripping down flock cameras and other surveillance infrastructure. And it got me thinking that a lot my existing collection is either military issue. US Army, Marine Corps SAS field survival guides for different environs or it's stuff from the early 2000s so I was looking to see if I could update.Naturally none of these things are like textbooks. There's no volume 3 to supplement the volume 1 you picked up years ago. So it's all a mixed bag so far.
>>25512404you are retarded too I see
>>25510600>books on survival/field guidesthank me later
