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CIAnigger detected. /pol/ is a board of peace. Begone.

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FINAL POST FROM DUMP

The Terrorist's Handbook

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Contents

1 Buying Explosives and Propellants

2 Explosives

    2.1 Black Powder

    2.2 Pyrodex

    2.3 Rocket Engine Powder

    2.4 Flash Powder

    2.5 Ammonium Nitrate

    2.6 Acquiring Chemicals

    2.7 Techniques for Picking Locks

3 Preparation of Chemicals

    3.1 Nitric Acid

    3.2 Materials

    3.3 Sulfuric Acid

4 Impact Explosives

    4.1 Materials

    4.2 Equipment

    4.3 Mercury Fulminate

    4.4 Equipment

    4.5 Nitroglycerine

    4.6 Picrates

    4.7 Nitrocellulose

    4.8 Fuel-Oxidizer Mixtures

    4.9 R.D.X.

    4.10 Materials

    4.11 Equipment

    4.12 Ammonium Nitrate

    4.13 Materials

    4.14 Equipment

    4.15 Dynamite

    4.16 Materials

    4.17 Ammonium Picrate

    4.18 Nitrogen Trichloride

    4.19 Lead Azide

    4.20 Molotov Cocktails

    4.21 Chemical Fire Bottle

    4.22 Materials

    4.23 Equipment

    4.24 Bottled Gas Explosives

    4.25 Using Explosives

    4.26 Ignition Devices

    4.27 Impact Ignition

    4.28 Radio Control Detonators

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[–] 16204325? ago 

>>11699785

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The descriptionof the base or camp must contain the following:

  1. Location

  2. Exterior shape

3 . Transportation to it

  1. Space [area]

  2. Weapons used

  3. Unit using the camp

  4. Fortifications and tunnels

  5. Guard posts

  6. Amount and periods of lighting

  7. Number of soldiers and officers. Officers’ ranks

  8. Ammunition depot locations

  9. Vehicles and automobiles

  10. Leave policy

  11. Commander‘s name, rank, arrival and departure times

  12. Degree and speed of mobilization

  13. Brigades and names of companies

  14. Sleeping and waking times

  15. Telephone lines and means of communication

The brother gathering the information may start a friendship with one of the soldiers or officers of that base. Information may be collected gradually and easily from soldiers when giving them rides from the camp to the bus or train stations, etc. B. Gathering Information Through Interrogation: Security personnel in our countries arrest brothers and obtain the needed information through interrogation and torture.

The Military Organization must do likewise. On one hand, the Organization can obtain important information about enemy establishments and personnel. On the other hand, that is a form of necessary punishment. Information is collected in this method by kidnaping an enemy individual, interrogating him, and torturing him. This source of information is not permanent. Also, caution should be exercised about being deceived by misinformation from enemy individuals.

Thus, the brother who interrogates the hostage should possess the following characteristics:

  1. Should have knowledge and expertise about people's behavior and morals.

  2. Should have a strong personality.

  3. Should possess a sixth sense based on practice and experience.

  4. Should be extremely patient.

5 . Should be able to act, pretend, and mask himself.

  1. Should be intelligent, observant, analytical, and deductive.

  2. Should be able to establish an investigative plan.

C. Gathering Information Through Recruitment: Recruiting agents is the most dangerous task that an enlisted brother can perform. Because of this dangerous task, the brother may be killed or imprisoned. Thus, the recruitment task must be performed by special types of members. There are a number of motives that might entice an uncommitted person to take part in intelligence work.

These motives are:

  1. Coercion and entanglement

  2. Greed and love for money

  3. Displaying courage and love of adventure

4 . Love of amusement and deviance

  1. Mental and political orientation

  2. Fear of being harmed The Organization may use motives No. 2, 3, 5, and 6 in recruitment.

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[–] 16203860? ago 

Exercises to detect surveillance by car:

  1. The surveillance car speeds up then stops suddenly while observing which other car is affected (this is done where there is not a lot of traffic).

  2. The surveillance car enters a dead-end street.

  3. The surveillance car goes in the opposite direction of traffic.

4 . The surveillance car stops and goes backwards.

  1. [The surveillance car] enters a parking lot and immediately goes out.

  2. [The surveillance car] takes a side road and stops.

Surveillance, Intelligence,and Observation (Information about the enemy places)

The Organization’s command needs detailed information about the enemy‘s vital establishments, whether civilian or military, in order to make safe plans, reach firm decisions, and avoid surprises. Thus, the individual who gathers information about a desired location should, in addition to drawing a diagram, describe it and all its details.

The Drawing: The brother should draw a diagram of the area, the street, and the location which is the target of the informationgathering. He should describe its shape and characteristics. The drawing should be realistic so that someone who never saw the location could visualize it. It is preferable to also put on the drawing the directions of traffic, police stations, and security centers. The Description:It is necessary to gather as much information about the location as possible. For instance:

  1. Traffic directions and how wide the streets are

  2. Transportation leading to the location

  3. The area, appearance, and setting of the place

  4. Traffic signals and pedestrian areas

  5. Security personnel centers and government agencies

  6. Embassies and consulates

  7. The economic characteristics of the area and traffic congestion times

  8. Public parks

  9. Amount and location of lighting

It is preferable to photograph the area as a whole first, then the street of the [desired] location. If possible, panoramic pictures should be taken. That is, the collection of views should be continuous in a such way that all pictures are taken from one location and that the ending of one picture is the beginning of the next. The photographer should be experienced with and proficient in film processing and developing. It is risky to use an outside film processing service. When observing a military installation or camp, we discourage taking pictures where it is forbidden. The brother/photographer should use a modern camera that can photograph at night or from a distance, and only the lens of the camera should be visible. When gathering information about a military camp, the brother should draw a diagram of the camp’s overall area, the camp itself, and its interior, if possible

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[–] 16203856? ago 

Surveillance on foot:

  1. The brother or brothers performing the surveillance operation on foot study the available information about the target (height,weight, way of walking, looking at a recent photograph)

  2. Knowing the target's habits, places he visits, and communications

  3. Studying carefully the area where observation will take place: names of through and dead-end streets, residents' habits and way of dressing.

  4. Prior to the start of the surveillance mission, making sure that all needs related to the mission, especially money, are met.

5 . Agreeing on how communications with the leaders will take place in case the surveillance plan is uncovered (telephone, a person used for that purpose). The telephone number should not be written but memorized.

6 . Agreeing on special signals to exchange orders and instructions among the surveillance team members.

  1. Knowing the measures to be taken when the target is lost, such as contacting the leaders or something else agreed upon.

8 . It is not permitted to carry any weapons during the information-gathering process. 9 . It is preferable to have a camera with the surveillance man in case the target is to personally contact others.

Surveillance by car:

Surveillance by car requires taking certain measures:

  1. Inspecting the car's fuel, water, and lights.

  2. The car should be of a common type so it would not attract people's attention.

3 . The car should be in good condition and the driver should be experienced.

4 . The car plates should not contain real numbers. It is important to use a false license plate and small numbers in order to prevent anyone from spotting and memorizing it.

5 . The car's interior light should be disabled in order to hide the identity of the surveillance team members sitting inside.

6 . The number and appearance of the car surveillance team members should match those of the target's car.

Performins Surveillance by Car:

  1. The car being used for surveillance should keep up with the target’s car during the surveillance operation, especially in crowded areas and on side streets. The distance between the two cars depends on the circumstances.

2 . If the target gets out of his car and starts to walk, one of the surveillance team members should get out and observe him.

  1. Follow all aforementioned measures for surveillance on foot.

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[–] 16203855? ago 

TWELFTH LESSON - ESPIONAGE

( 2 ) INFORMATION-GATHERING USING COVERT METHODS

Information needed through covert means: Information needed to be gathered through covert means is of only two types:

First: Information about government personnel, officers, important personalities, and all matters related to those (residence,work place, times of leaving and returning, wives and children, places visited)

Second: Information about strategic buildings, important establishments, and military bases. Examples are important ministries such as those of Defense and Internal Security, airports, seaports, land border points, embassies, and radio and TV stations.

General security measures that should be taken by the person gathering information: During the process of gathering information, whether about governing personalities or establishments, the person doing the gathering must take the following security measures:

  1. Performing the exercises to detect surveillance while executing the mission. These exercises are not well defined, but are dependent on the time, place, and the ability to be creative. These exercises include the following:

a.

b.

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e. Walking down a dead-end street and observing who is walking behind you. Beware of traps. Casually dropping something out of your pocket and observing who will pick it up. Walking fast then stopping suddenly at a corner and observing who will be affected. Stopping in front of store windows and observing who is-watchingyou. Getting on a bus and then getting off after it departs and observing who will be affected.

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f. Agreeing with one of your brothers to look for whoever is watching you.

  1. When receiving the gathered information, let the informants travel as far as possible from their place of residence and yours. Let each of them get there using secondary roads, preferably at night.

  2. Gather what information you can without emphasizing any particular part. Do not rush or show urgency because your excitement may uncover you and the degree of importance of the information.

  3. Avoid anything that reveals your identity quickly. Do not attempt to be too creative or inventive. Remember what Taliran [PHI said to his political emissaries, "Do not be anxious.”

5 . Move slowly and travel a great distance. The one who is successful in gathering information is the one who is not known or conspicuous.

6 . Do not accept events at their face value. Do not overlook a quick friendship or an apparent dispute. Evaluate the importance of events and do not judge them by their appearance.

7 . Do not speak vaguely or act mysteriously except when wanting to get a "blabber mouth" to talk about what he knows.

8 . Carry personal credentials and know all their contents.

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  1. Prior to collecting the information, make sure that all necessities related to the mission, especially money, are ready.

  2. Study the area where information-gathering takes place carefully: Open and closed streets, residents' customs, ways of dressing, and accent.

  3. It is not permitted to carry any weapons during the information-gathering process.

  4. Finding a cover prior to gathering the information. Further, review all security measures concerning members of the Military [Organization] which are covered in prior lessons. Methods of Gathering Information Using Covert Means: The Military Organization may obtain secret information using: A. Surveillance, intelligence, and observation; B. Theft: C . Interrogation; D. Excitement; E. Drugging; F. Recruitment. A. Surveillance, Intelligence, and Observation: Civilian and military targets (personalities). The monitoring may be done on foot or by car.

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[–] 16203854? ago 

Information Gathering Using Public Means:

A . Newspapers, Magazines,and Official and Party Publications: In order to gather enemy information, the Military Organization can use means such as magazines, publications, periodicals, and official printed matter. Through these means, it is possible to learn about major government events and about the news, meetings, and travel of Presidents, ministers, and commanders. Information may be:

  1. Names and photographs of important government personalities, police commanders, and security leaders.

  2. Published meetings. Through these, one can learn about major decisions and topics being discussed.

  3. Future meeting plans.

  4. Present and future enemy capabilities through current photographs of projects and strategic sites or through

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meetings with top officials.

5 . Beneficial news about the enemy's diplomacy and itspresent and future plans.

  1. Tourism news and the arrival times of foreign tourist groups.

  2. Advertisements about apartments for rent, vacant positions, or anything else that is useful.

  3. Advertisements about new and used car lots. These may be used in assassination, kidnaping, and overthrowing the government.

  4. Learning the enemy position on current Islamic issues (veil,beard, dedication, Jihad, …).

B. Radio and Television: The Military organization can use these important public sources to gather information all day and night. The importance of these means is explained below.

  1. Visual and audible news help the Organization to determine its present and future plans.

  2. Interviews may help to identify the government policy and its general directives.

  3. Spotting the appearance of those who occupy high positions.

  4. Learning the prevailing information diplomacy and its position on contemporary issues.

5 . Learning about the interior of important government places and establishments during their opening ceremonies or through advertisements.

In addition to the aforementioned, [attention should be given] to newspapers, magazines, and the public's comments and jokes.

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[–] 16203853? ago 

Importance of Information:

  1. Based on the enemy's up-to-date information, his capabilities, and plans, the Organization's command can design good-quality and secure plans. [7] Abdullah Ali Al-Salama: Military Espionage in Islam, pp. 253-258.

2 . Information about the enemy's intention provides early warning signs for the command, which in turn makes appropriate preparation and thwarts the enemy's opportunity.

3 . Information benefits the Organization's command by providing information about the enemy's strengths and weaknesses.

4 . Information benefits the Organization's command by providing information about movements of the enemy and his members. Information requirements include: Newness, Trustworthiness, Forthcoming, security, and confirmation. General Mahmoud Sheet Khattab said, "The nation that wants to achieve victory over its enemy must know that enemy very well. It also must know the site of the battle in detail. Those who fight an enemy that they do not know, do not win because a successful military plan must be built on clear and trustworthy information. The commander who fights an enemy and does not know his strength (number and materiel) is blind and destined to fail and fall. Information Sources: Any organization that desires to raise the flag of Islam high and proud, must gather as much information as possible about the enemy. Information has two sources:

  1. Public Source: Using this public source openly and without resorting to illegal means, it is possible to gather at least 80% of information about the enemy. The percentage varies depending on the government's policy on freedom of the press and publication. It is possible to gather information through newspapers, magazines, books, periodicals, official publications, and enemy broadcasts. Attention should also be given to the opinion, comments, and jokes of common people. Truman, a past American President, said, "We attribute our great advance to our press, because it gives America's enemies the capability of learning what we have not officially publicized about our plans and even our establishments." In 1954, Allan Dulles [PH],Director of American

Intelligence [CIA], said, "I am ready to pay any amount of money to obtain information about the Soviet Union, even as little as what the Soviet Union obtains by simply reading American newspapers."

The one gathering public information should be a regular person (trained college graduate) who examines primary sources of information published by the enemy (newspapers, magazines, radio, TV, etc.). He should search for information directly related to the topic in question. The one gathering information with this public method is not exposed to any danger whatsoever. Any brother can gather information from those aforementioned sources. We cannot label that brother a "Moslem Spy" because he does not make any effort to obtain unpublished and covert information.

  1. Secret Sources: It is possible, through these secret and dangerous methods, to obtain the 20% of information that is considered secret. The most important of these sources are:

A. Individuals who are recruited as either volunteers o r because of other motives

B. Recording and monitoring

C. Photography

D. Interrogation

E. Documents: By burglary or recruitment of personnel

F. Drugging

G. Surveillance, spying, and observation

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