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/r/TheDeprogram has really gone downhill.
(hexbear.net)
It's basically the new /r/GenZedong.
They should've done this way before this became a problem.
I'd like Nakoichi's thoughts on this as well.
a left-unity cookbook, perhaps
plz the anarchist cookbook is a bad book
"The Terrorist Handbook" was made shortly after in order to correct the worst errors of TAC, like their napalm recipe (Do Not Try that recipe you will die slowly and it will hurt the whole time)
I didn't say it was good. The riff was on hexbear being a left unity site so if we adopted the naming convention there wouldn't be a single ideology singled out.
correct though, many of the things in there are incorrect at best and dangerous to the self at worst. The phreaking section is actually mostly accurate albeit incomplete and only relevant to people with interest in the way it used to be.
Fuck sorry that was phrased wrong, i meant it more as "please do, the anarchist cookbook isn't a good one we need a better one" im very sorry.
we need a left unity version of the Improvised Munitions Handbook
No need to apologize, it's all good.
And much agreed, I think that even if the conditions are not there yet, they will be eventually and having good manuals is important for when shit actually hits the fan.
As a fan of Soviet stuff, you may enjoy this example of a highly successful one
uhh why are there 2 files that appear to be the same for every archive option. book.pdf vs partcom.pdf and they appear to have the same contents, but aren't the same size
EDIT: ok hmm one is 18 pages longer than the other, I guess that must be it
For legal reasons i definitely did not just download it to read
Thanks for the source comrade!
Happy to spread the word, the tactics and survival portions are still relevant. Setting up an enfilade, as an example, never becomes outdated. The speech from Stalin is cool too.
which speech? The only one i remember is "there are no invincible armies"
I don’t recall tbh I haven’t read it for a while, but there’s a transcript of one that was put on a leaflet and air dropped all over areas expected to fall.