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A Call for armed insurrection

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Don't use your cell phone! Only idiots and liberals use it for party needs. The cellular link is completely transparent for the government services. Completely! Moreover, the government can be deaf. All of this applies also to wired telephone telephony. So, I don't know, do you know if there are any more idiots who are ready to discuss party secrets on the phone? I hope there's none among you. We don't need phones! No cell phone, no stationary. Ifyou're really sick of talking mobile, you ll remember the satellite phones. They cost a rabid money, but their possessor will look very glamorous. Like James Bond! If you do not have money for such things, then instead I advise to use radio communication. First of all, these are, of course, portable radios such as «Walkie Talkie». You're going to need these things. They are absolutely indispensable during complex military operations. Here, for example, you are going to attack the military unit. You have three guerrilla groups. One group comes from the north, the other – from the south, the third – from the west. Ifthe commanders of these units have radios, you can easily synchronize their actions. That is to make them a one-time. At once you break into the enemy's territory, with the same speed will move on it and so on. Radios are simply necessary during such actions. These small devices, however, ca

That's why you'll need a short-wave radio station! The most useful thing in the farm, I'll tell you. Of course, some may argue that, they say, this technique is hopelessly outdated, that now is the time of high technology and computer networks and the like. But only fools who don't understand anything can say that. Paradoxically, the short-wave radio station is much better than computer networks. First, it's easier to operate. Here, for example, you need to organize a co

Radio stations, however, are a technique, and technology has a tendency to break down. Moreover, the government can ban short-wave radio stations at any time. That's why you have to remember about guerrilla mail. Iwill say at once that the guerrilla mail is not much different from the most ordinary. However, she also has some features that I will now explain.

So, the first and main method of guerrilla mail is a system of fake addresses. Now I'll explain to you by example that this is. Let's say you want to send a letter to your comrades in New York. But we're not sending our message to New York, but to someabandoned farm in Appalachia. The courier or postman takes your message to the designated farm and puts it in the mailbox there. Then your American friends come to the farm and take out from the box all the mail addressed tothem. Including your letter. Very simple, as you can see, nothing complicated. This method is very good for international communication. But if you need to send a letter to the other end of Moscow, it is better to use the cache.

Sending written messages and small items through a cache is a classic ofespionage. It's very simple. Chooses a secluded place, hidden from prying eyes. Usually it is a distant part of some large forest park, a vast wasteland or a forest strip. Then a small hole is dug under a bush or tree. An airtight bottle or jar falls into this pit. All this on top a little sprinkled with earth, covered with branches and leaves. That's it, the stash is ready. Then everything is elementary. You and your comrades from South Butovo, for example, know about the cache. If you need to send a message to your colleagues, just put the letter in your secret inbox. Then the recipients will find it at the time of checking the mail. As you can see, it's not complicated.