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The Anarchist’s Cookbook was a well-known bomb making manual, came out in the frothiest part of the radical sixties / seventies.
It quickly acquired a bad rep, though, as most of the recipes tended to blow up in the construction phase, killing the maker.
It later came out that the author of the book was the son of a known CIA agent.
All of which, I’ve begun to strongly suspect, serves as a fabulous metaphor for Marxism.
@arzachel
Anarchist Cookbook's author later converted to Evangelical Christianity and petitioned to censor distribution.
In response, National Socialist Kurt Saxon wrote "Poor Man's James Bond", and sent it unsolicited to numerous local police departments. He said not only was it to be a truer version of Anarchist's Cookbook but also to serve as education for countering the tactics of the Anarcho-Communist militia street guerillas of the 60's (which is why he gave it to the police).
Some things are basic if you have an engineering degree
Anarchist Cookbook's author later converted to Evangelical Christianity and petitioned to censor distribution.
In response, National Socialist Kurt Saxon wrote "Poor Man's James Bond", and sent it unsolicited to numerous local police departments. He said not only was it to be a truer version of Anarchist's Cookbook but also to serve as education for countering the tactics of the Anarcho-Communist militia street guerillas of the 60's (which is why he gave it to the police).
Some things are basic if you have an engineering degree
@se7en Yup, used to work in a bookstore & PMJB is the one the serious cats were after
Further reading, but a lot of folks hereabouts may not fully enjoy: https://www.facebook.com/jason.witherspoon/posts/10160427571416978