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06-26-2016, 08:42 AM
Though I can't find a link for it, I recall some time ago a white supremacist movement got infiltrated and wrapped up, and it turned out that 6 of the 7 leaders of the organisation were Feds of various stripes, none of which had a clue about each other or that Uncle Sam was essentially running the entire organisation from the top down.
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06-26-2016, 05:05 PM
This is essentially the plot of the very prescient 1908 novel by GK Chesterton called "The Man Who Was Thursday".
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09-03-2016, 12:08 PM
Quote: (09-03-2016 12:37 AM)Adonis Wrote:
Came across this free e-book today via WRSA. RATS! by Claire Wolfe
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These days, law enforcement at all levels -- from the local cop shop to obscure federal agencies -- uses snitches to trap ordinary people. Snitches tell lies that send their friends to jail. Paid agents provocateurs talk or trick otherwise harmless people into committing crimes. In many places, Snitch culture has virtually replaced real investigation of real crimes.
Don't think you're exempt if you're a "law-abiding citizen." The most trusting, naive, innocent people often make the easiest targets for these weaselly, lying, opportunistic vermin. Snitches specialize in targeting the vulnerable.
You may be in danger if you are:
A political activist
A recreational drug user
A hobbyist or business person who works with "sensitive" materials
A member of an unpopular religion
A gun owner or dealer
A participant in the underground economy
A photographer or videographer
A controversial thinker or writer
Or you just happen to hang out with the wrong people
Snitches are everywhere and they're hard to detect. This brief, FREE ebook, Rats, can help you:
Identify a snitch
Protect yourself against snitches and agents provocateurs
Protect your friends or colleagues
Know how to handle yourself if you get arrested
It could even help you avoid being pressured into becoming a snitch, yourself.
Rats is the work of ex-cops, lawyers, security experts, experienced activists, outlaws, former outlaws, trained interrogators, and more. In the hour or so it takes you to read their information, you'll gain a lifetime's worth of armor against snitches, informers, informants, agents provocateurs, narcs, finks, and similar vermin.
Download the Rats ebook now. Five electronic formats. All absolutely FREE. Download below or top of page left.
Share it with your friends. Spread it around. Offer copies for download you your own site or mirror this entire page. All we ask is that you provide a link back to http://rats-nosnitch.com/. Information is power -- the power of free people against a growing police state.
If you want to read the book in one of the ereader formats but don't own a Kindle or a Nook, you can download free reader software for phones, Windows and Mac computers, and other devices. Free Kindle apps from Amazon.com. Free Nook apps from Barnes & Noble.
I downloaded and read this book. It's very short, so it's a quick read. However, it is very informative. Most of the points they mention ring true, in that I've heard stories over the years of court cases that involved stings and informants. Someone I knew 30 years ago went to jail after a friend got him to sell drugs to an undercover cop. The whole business with snitches is widespread in today's society.
It's one thing to hear about various cases with snitches over the years, but it's quite another to see the topic laid out in an organized fashion, with advice about best practices to avoid problems. I recommend downloading and reading this book. It's free, and it doesn't take long to read, so it's well worth it.
Just remember that many innocent people get cause up in the schemes of these snitches. It's best to avoid this for yourself, and to help friends and loved ones avoid it when possible.
I'm the tower of power, too sweet to be sour. I'm funky like a monkey. Sky's the limit and space is the place!
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09-17-2016, 08:29 PM
If you want to read some subversive shit, then try "Unintended Consequences" by John Ross. But if you order that shit, just know you'll be on a government watch list.
But it's really interesting. It's about a former special ops guy that brings the U.S. gov't to its knees after they keep fucking with him. He's a patriot that goes full rogue and starts fucking up dirty congressmen that enacted the bad laws which they're using against him.
It's one of those life changing books. But you won't find it at the bookstore.
