During World War 2, the United States government published the Simple Sabotage Field Manual, which is a short pamphlet about how an untrained citizen can safely be a nearly invisible but still meaningful obstacle against the fascist regime they unfortunately live in
You can get it easily off Project Gutenberg
It's like
10 pages?
I just think that's interesting
The idea that thousands of citizen saboteurs working in small, low key ways can be a constant drag against their government
An interesting historical document
hm!!!! an interesting historical document indeed
Station engineers will find it quite easy to overmodulate transmissions of talks by persons giving enemy propaganda or instructions, so that they will sound as if they were talking through a heavy cotton blanket with a mouthful of marbles.
they're having fun with it
A fascinating topic of academic study.
a lot of things in here mainly have meaning in the context of World War 2 specifically, but some of it is evergreen
Some of it can be adapted as needed, and some of it is stuff that quislings - as they are mentioned here, or as we would know them, 'the blue team' - already does as part of its own playbook, but that doesn't mean it can't also be used against them too
seems like it'd be useful right now
I can't imagine why
we're just reading this document out of historical interest
nods sagely
I have a copy on my Kindle. Very good manual. Highly recommend