A Primer on Armed Resistance
When resistance is justified
Anticipating government response
Gaining public support for the Resistance
The overt and covert wings of the Resistance
Training and supplying the armed wing of the Resistance
Clandestine communications and encryption
Gathering tactical and strategic intelligence
Ambushes, Sniping, Sabotage, Raids
I'm waiting for the Idiot's Guide.
ReplyDeleteHeh!:)
Delete'Resisting Tyranny for Dummies'
DeleteI'd give 'em as Christmas presents!
To your favorite liberal.:)
DeleteMatt Bracken wrote a detailed review on the Amazon page for the book.
ReplyDeleteRoger, that would be the one I need also :)
Terry
:) Well, we are all on the same page tonight.:)
DeleteThanks for the link Brock. Just ordered it. Won't be able to read it until I get home in Feb from Afghanistan but is exactly what I was talking about in one of my comments on another post. The Special Forces Manual on Unconventional Warfare is a good read also and as every good Ranger knows the Ranger Handbook is useful to have. Ever read any of the Foxfire books...so much to read...so little time...
ReplyDeleteOur library has a few of the Foxfire books, they're great!
DeleteThanks and hurry home.
DeletePlease take care of yourself while you are in Afghanistan and any other theaters. Do they still call them that? Thank you for your service. I am constently trying to educate people about United Nations and Rules of Engagement and how stupid it is for our military to abide by their rules. I pray for all of our military to be safe and to come home now.
Deletehow stupid it is for our military to abide by their rules.
DeleteAsinine, indeed.