In 1944, the OSS (precursor to CIA) published the Simple Sabotage Field Manual. For years, I've had four pages from this hanging on our office wall. It's funny in a "This meeting could have been an email" way as it demonstrates that the way most businesses operate is literally self-sabotage and that has been understood for nearly a century. But in light of recent events, it hits different. The whole thing is worth a read.

Especially for those of you quisling techies working for billionaires and VC fascists (but I repeat myself).

Internet Archive has at least two nice, high resolution scans of it, here and here. Amazingly enough, there's also a copy on cia.gov.

They released a sequel in 1985 with this short bilingual comic book, The Freedom Fighter's Manual which they airdropped en masse on Nicaragua in an attempt to destabilize the Sandinistas.

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