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:JE::"'-U.~:~N OF -'" '" '"O'Y '." D' V " ••• ~ •• '"' ".~ ,
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ME.:":"AAY SEa:ES
( E::!blem]: A drawing of the globe empllaai"in; the Middl e East and A!!""i"" ",i~h a s ward throu!lh the !llON
[0:1 tll. .. 8mblem : ] Milit8ry Studiu in the Jihad (Holy wa r] 11;.;"50 ~h .. Tyra "ts
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':'0 :!lose cha"'pions who ,"vowRd the truth <:lay an<:l Di\lh~ ~~<:l wrote ~ich thei~ blood and sufferings the~e phrases
- -- The confrontaeion t mot w .. ;U .. "Allin,. for with the apo~ta:e " .... irne5 does not know Soc u t i " debat .. s .... Platonic id ... h ._ nor A~istot.lian dtpl o .... cy. -But it l<.~ows th. dialogue of bullns. the ideals of assassination. bombinll. and <:les truc:io~. anol th .. diplomacy of ehe ca nnon an<:l machin .. _gun.
• • • :~lall\ic 90vernmen:s have ne ""r a nd will never be estab1ishecl tl':.~ou9h .,,,acO!ful .oludon. an<:l cooperative councils. They d r ft .st" blish.,<;l as they [always] have been
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T" .. ,,~ S be "0 Alla h. W .. than~ h~m . :urn to hi ... u~ !:i s ~o~gi.·.·e::ess . a:>c! s .. e~ refuge ion hem ~r"'" ou~ wicked s od s a :>d ba'; ';". d s . ;·';'o", .. ver Allah e n lillht en8 " ill noo b<'! misguided . a::d ";"e ';ece ive r · .. ill " .. ver b<'! \lU ~ded. I d" clar. tl-... ~ "he"e os ""0 IiOe! bu" A~la!: alo"e ; he halO no partners. I also d . clare ~ha:: Moh.ul1ud i s hi s servan~ a"d p"oph .. t.
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'0 y. who booli"" .. • F .. a r Allah as He s hould boo t." r"d. ""d <!~e ""0" eKc"p~ i" a s~ate of Islam"
"0 :nanki,,"d! ?"ar your guardian lord who cr"at . d you from a 5i:1.gL ~ ~r50n. Cr."t "d, out of it, h is mate , and from them twain ," cat"e"e<l [ like s .. eds] countless men and VO<!\f!n; fea r Allah. th:::oullh "hom ye <l .. rnand your OIUtllill (r1\1hts], and b e h .. edful of :he wombs [t;ha t bo"" you]: for Allah ever wa tch ... ovotr you.·
"0 ye who believ .. ! r .. ar Allah, and .... ke your utt" ranc" straight for ... a rd: Thai h" may rna~" your conduct whol. an<l sound and !orgive you your ~ins . H .. that obey~ ALLah and his messeng.", has already a~"aine<l " h e 9reat victory."
Th e mOSO ~ r"t;h fuf u,yin~ is the book of IILlah a nd the b e st ~"i.<!ance is tha~ of ~harm>ed, God. bl .. s~ anc:l ~""p him. [T" .. ::"e!ore .] the worst thing is to int::"o<:Iuce s""' .. thtng new, for g ..... "Y novelty is an ac~ of b .resy and ..... ch he""s y t 5 a " e c ep tion .
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The younq ",e n r e !:urr::i :o.q "0 All .. h redi%~d ~hat Isla m i s ::0:: j ~ s ~ pe~!orminq r i~uals bue a compl.~e system: Re li!J ion a nd qov .. r,.~_"e. '",orship and Jihad [holy war ) , .. thies and d eaE"q "';'~~. people , and the Ko~an and sword. The bitter si~uatian th.at t " e :1at ion h.as reached is a r .. s ult of its divergence from Allah 's COur 5~ a nd hi s r i qht eous l aw for a ll places and eimes . That (bi t~"r s H·~a ~::'onl Caa. about; as a result; cf it. children' s 10 '1" fo~ t h .. world, th .. ir loathinll of dea th. a nd their abandon. .... nc of Ji had [ho l y ",ar ) .
Or.bdief i s s till the 5am@. H pushed Abou -Jahl - may Allah cune h~~ ~ and KurRi s h' . .... liant '''fidel a to battl . t h e prophet _ God bl • • • and k eep him - and to torture hi s companions _ may Allah' . g~ac .. be on them. It i s th .. s ame unbelief "ha t drove Sadat, Ho s ni Muba r .. k, Gadnafi . Hafe z Assad. Sa lah. Fah .. d _ Allah's C"rS ~ b .. "pon eh .. "on- be l ieving lea der. ~ and .11 the apostat e Ara b rul~rs to tort ur .. , kill, imprison. and torment Mo~lems.
TI:: .. . . young :rIIOn r e a lize<! that an Islamic govenmtllIl t ..-ould n .. v .. r b .. establis"ed e",cept by the bcmb and rUl.. . Islam does no " coinc~d .. or "",ke a truce "ith unbeli e f. but rathe r confronts i t.
Th .. c or. fron~ation that I s lam calls for "ith ehese q odless and apos"., .. ~ .. q imes. does not know socratic d ebates, P l aton i c i dea ls ~o~ A,,~ s ~ o~~ l ian d i p l omdcy. But it know. the dialogue of bullRt s , t:h .. ideal~ of ass.ssin.tion. bcmbinq. and d .. st~uce::'on. ar.d "he <:lip l ofMcy of the cannon and machine ~qun.
Th e y oung came to p~epa~e themselves for Jihad [holy ",ar ] . cormanded by the maj e s t i c Al l ah 's or<ler in the holy Koran . [?;ora"ic verse:] "i\qa i nst them. make ready your st~enqth to th .. u::~o . t of your power, i ncluding st .... d. o f war, to st~ike " .. rror ;'~."o {the h .. a~ts of ) the enemies of All.h a nd your "nHlin , an<:l o~he r s b@. ides whom y .. may not know. bue "hom All .. h doth know . '
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According to Imam ~~d·. account. eh .. p r oph.t • God bl.ss and k •• p h~m • seid.
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". (Shaik !nb r ... ,,,,i.. 1 th.n l ays. -It aho",ld ba ",nd.ntood t""t gl)v. r~1 r.g ~h. peopl.·s a~~.ir. ia 0" . of the ;r.a~ •• t :eliqio~s obliqa~ion. . In ! . ct . "i:ho"' t it . r . ligion and world (a f f aira ) cl)",l d ~ o t b. a . t ab~i8h&d. Th. int. r asts of A<lam·. "hildr e" woul<l not b •• chi"v s d except ~n •••• mbly. b . c ause Of th.i r mutual n s.d. I1h.n t hey u.e".,1 ... it !oa n." ..... ry t o (hav.l a la.d.r. .l.lhh·, proph .. t - God bl.,.& .nd k. ep M Ol _ a" . n •• iol. •• It threa (pe opl.) c"",. t o;. th.r l .. t theln pick . l .ader . · K. tl'len nac .... hated the rule by one of ... $m&11 . non · •••• nti. l tr.vel .aaembly in o rd. r to e:.w .tt.n~ion to the reOlai nin!l type& o f ••• embll" Sine. Alla~ ~~. ob liga t ed us to do Qood and . void th .. unlavt",l. thot ~~lc nOt ba don. +><C.pt throu!lh fo r". And lordino . Likewi ••• ~::e =u: o~ wr .. t ~A (God ) obl i Qated ("'. vi:h l ~ld not ba eccomplished s ><c.pt by fo .. c. and lordship. be it J i had {holy "'. rl. j",u:ic • . pil;ri~!I •.•• s embly. hol i day •. IUppe .. t of the oppr ••• eol.. or tl'le • • tabl1 8~~": of Oo",n<1&r1 . . . ~.~ i. "'hI' it has b.en said. "ths s"ltan ia All .. h ·s shadow on .ar th .'·
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~~::~ ft ry Organ'-u:::'on l'.as ::"-rot .. ",.in pri::lcip1es wi:::;out '.·nie:; ,_ ca,,~.o~ " .. ~ ~ oabl:s:~ftd.
, .. M:ili~ary Organiza tion co""".nder a...,d ao\visory c""-"1ci~ ~!:e so l diftrs (individual mftmbers) A clear l y de!ined n r a t .. 9Y
!:;e Xil~cary Organiza tion dictate s a number of r .. quire",ents to a$$ i s ~ ~t in con!ronu::i.on and e ndura nc ... Thue are :
1 . ,orll~d .:!oc"""'nt~ and eounte r h it curromcy ~. Aparements and hid inll plac"s J. co=micati on "",a ns ~. Tu"sportation r:".eans 5. I"format: ion 6 . 11"::15 and aO"mll1i e ion 7. Tra " . port:
>::'S8io~.s ;!.equi red of the Military Orllaniza don,
:"!: .. ,," .. i ~. :nissio,., .f or .... hich ::he Milita ry Orllaniza tion is r espons ible i s :
";~.e ove r::"r"", of ::he qodlM~ reqi_~ and th .. ir npl<!ce",ent ",ith a o: hiarnic ""lIime. Otll .. r ",iui.ons consist of tile followir.g:
"at"ednll i nfo"""'tion abou~ ~he e nemy. th .. land. t he :~.5ullations. and tile neighbors.
2. Kid..,,,.,inq enoomy p .. nonnel , documomt:s . s .. er"t_ . a nd a rms . 3. .'.5sass inatinll enemy personne l as ",ell a 5 for" illn toud~c~. 4. Fr.,ftin .. th., broth .. n ... ho a r .. captured by ~h .... n .. my. ;;. Sp r .. ildinq rumors ilnd wri tin .. s tat:ement: s that ins ti .. at"
peopl" aqilin.t the enemy. o. Bl"sting &1<1 d .. nroying the place~ of Mlu s """,nt. i tmlOralHy.
ilnd ~in; not il vita l tilrqet. '. Blasting &1d <I .. stroying t:he embaui .. ~ and attad:in .. vital
ecc~o~ic cent .. rs. 9. 3~u cin .. lI..."d <I .. stroyin .. bridg .. s l .. adin .. into and 0"" 0: t!"i.e
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2. ~:op.: " :~!.:::ation o~ the :'ndividuals · unuI.d capao':::;'::'''5 . 1 . ~:eci~ ;'c~. '" per!c",!.n .. : •• k s . and "sin .. "cUec ti"e · .. :' ..,.a 0"'
compl . t:'n; a j Ob !:om al l aapects . no t j u.t one . 4 . Con~to llin\l the wo r k and not !r"~ntinq 1 t or dflv i a ei"'O
froOl it . 5. i'lcMevinll l O"ll- tu"I. goals auch &s thol .naQBs~ __ "t o f an
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6 . t l t.blilhinq the condition. for pollible con!rOftt.t i~ wi :~ the rlt\l r es-ive rlt\liIMa and eholtr perlt5<ence.
7. ~hievin\j di,.cipline in lecrecy and throuqh ulkl .
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2- C"".",i::"""r.c to th~ Or;anization' s !d .. o10>IY: Tr.~ s conrn;.t".,nt ~~~"s ~h" O~ganLzuion' s m .. etber5 t~orn c"ncep:iona : prob t e!rl$ .
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Th@ r .. quir~n~~ of m:'liury ...-ork a r .. "umerous, and " mi"o~ car."o~ p .. rform ::h.... . Th" na tur<O o~ h&.rd a nd cont~nuous wo~k in dan\l"rous co"ditLons requir ", s ~ gr .. a~ de&.l o! psyc;'ological . m.mu.l. and intelle ctu a l fitness . which are :lot u ~ual1y found in &. minor'. It i s r"port .. d that I bn Ornar • :nay Allah ~ pl"ased with him _ said. "Durinll Aha d ! ba t~le] · .. h en ! "as fourteen year s of " 9". I "&.5 sub .. itte d {a,. a v olur.t .. ~r] to th .. prophe" _ God b1 .. ss and keep hi ... H~ r "' f used me and did not throw .... in t:h~ b~ttle. nurin\l Khandak {trgnch] Day {ba.tt le l wh.m I ...-as titteen ye&.n of &.;e, r was also s ubmitted t o him. and h .. permitted me Ito • " J _1 \1 .. : _
, - S&.c~i~i.cg: H~ (the m~rl has to be w11 1 i n\l to do the work &.nd " r.d .. rgo rnartyrdom for th .. purpos e of achi ",vinll t h'" \lod a nd " s t a blis hin\l t!Ie r e ligion of maj .. s t ic AUeh on earth_
5 - ~i s ""r.in\l a nd Ob"di"nce : In ,,;,g mi li tary, this is known tod&.y e 5 <l iscipline. I t i ~ express~d by how the member obeys the or<le~s given to h im . T!-.a t i s ",hat our r .. ligion urgOls. Tho: Glorious s a ys. " 0, ye oIho ~li .. " e ' Obey Allah and obey the .... nen\l .. r a nd thou cr.arg .. d ",ith authoriey a".:mll you. ' In the s~ory of liazi!a 3 .. n il1-Y.o.man _ may Allah hav .. .... rcy an hi .. - ...-ho was e x ftrrplary in hi s obedi""",,e <:0 Ai l &.h . s rr""He".;;"" _ Allal-. lohss &.,,<1 keep him . Wl'\lin he (Moh=OId] - Allah bless and ~e "p hi m - ~"""~ hi~ to spy on th~ KureLsl': &.,,01 their a lli ,,$ d,-, ~:'"g th .. ir s ie;e of Madina. Hazifa said. "As hu i:-:or.aITmO!!d l c ~ lled "' .. by name ~o .ca"d. h .. sa id. ' Go II " :: ".e :' ''.!orrnat i on <>bout thos", people and do "ot a larm t!I"1lI a bou: :<Ie • •
"' .. : d~aned , ! saw ).bo~ S Oll~i an a nd I .. laced .0:1 aHO' .. i:1. :,," bow. : [ ~"",, ] ~e".,."..:,.red :~.e ""res o! t!:~ ",", u eng e r ,;l:a h b l "o;s a :1.d k~~p l:~", • 'do ::Ot al a~", ~".'" .00\Ot ::IO! , '
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~- (. e ~9:':1." S ec",,~s a nd Cor.cealir.g I,,~onnaoion ( :"c ~ s ", c,, ",cy s hou l d b~ u u d] ev,." wit:: ch" c l osest .,e o.,l e , for d"ceivin\l "he otnerr,i es is root ... sy. "'llal: u y s , " =:V~" ~holl \l" ~,,~ir plota were such the" a ~ to shake ~" . " i l ls' [Kor ... .,ic "er~e] ," .\11.h' 5 "", u .. n ,. u • God bles~ and ~ e",p h i'" - s a y s , 'Seek Allah'" h .. lp in doin,. your .ttairs i n ""crecy , " !: ~'as said in the proverbs, "The I:eans of fr .... "'.'" are """ " o:rib. of s ecrets " and "MoslRmS' s .. c~ecy i . !.t~hh:lneu , a.":d : a 1 kin\l aOout it i s faithles s n" .. ," [Monamned] _ Goe '01" 5 5 and k .... p hi'" - used 1:0 k e "P »orl: sec~~u from """ clo~ .. s" people . ev .. n from h i . wit ...... ·is ha_ may lI11ah' .. g~ac" bo, on h .. ~,
7, =ree of I l lnes s Th" Mili"ary Or,.anization'~ member must fultill this i""port a n t ~equirement, .... llah says. 'There i s no bl""'e t or ~hose '~ho ar .. in!inn, or i ll , or who hav .. no resot.:rces to s p end, •
8, ?a~i enc .. ( Th . mcmb .. d should have plotIlty of .,..tience for [e ndur:'n,. ] at!liccions if he i s overcome by t ho, e n e .. iu, He ~houle no" a b a ndon this gre at path and sell hims .. lt and hi s r e li,.ion to :ih" .. n .. mi .. . fo~ his freedom, H~ shoul d be p"tien~ in performing the work, BVotIl if it la~t& a Long "ime ,
~, ~"ar.qui l ity a nd "Unfl a ppability· ( Th .. ", .. mber) s ho u ld h a v .. a ca l m po,rsonality that a llows hi", to endure psychological traumas such a s thos .. involvin,. b l oodshe e, murdo,r, arr .. st ·. imprisonment. and revers .. .,~ycho l o,.ica l t:aumas such as I:illing one or all of his Organi%ation's comrad"s , [H" s hou l d be ..01,,3 to carry out ~h .. wo~k.
~O , ITIulli,.ltnclt a nd Ins i,.ht When the prophac - Allah bless and I:eep him· &ent flaz i f a Be n .... i - varnan to s py on the pOlythe i s t and [ ¥~fi%a l sat .. rt.ong th .. m, Ab<>u Soufian said, "Let .. aeh one of you lOOK a t :::' s con:pa <:ion, " Huifa said to his companion, ·~1ho a re YOU'" T"e cornp<ln i on r .. pl i .. d . " So-and- so son of sO-llnd- so,"
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- :<Iodd ,"ar I , ""e Ge rrr.an spy, J .. ~ ~"s Seel" .. " (P!; ! ".a~,alieO:: ~o e:1.ee r ~"~,,a~n and "'o~k a s a ;,..ail . "aIT.i:: .. " "" .. "0 ,,~ ... =~.y lanli'~.ge s he ".d r..a s ~ .. "...d _ f~om ,,~ .. le~~e r s , ". s'"cc .... d .. d ~" obtainiTI\I i/o.por"",,:: ~"!o~,,,.,,'-o:1. a"d u~." '" "C ,,~. e Ger::.ar.s. On .. of "~e l't:~.,,~ "h;l." "" c~"'ck .. d ~·;l.S '~o::-. a :acy '-'I~o ~.ad "'~:'"" en to h .. r b~o~!::e r' $ ! ri",,,d i" ~"., ~l . .. : . Sh .. ,,".e ,,=ion..o. tha c her broth"" us",d 100 Liv~ "i~h ~,. r .. ~,~:'l " e " as t"ans~er~ed to a seCre ~ proj .c~ tha: ,-"volve d co",.-ne~ci"l ~hips . 'o'Jhen Seelbe" "ead lOhar; l"tt"r. h .. '-'Ie,,: to ", .. at that young- ,",o...an and blamed h" " for her loo"e :o"q". i:1. calkin\l about mili.tary s"cr .. ts. He, ~kilHullY. ",""all"d to dra w o,,~ of her that h .. r brolOh e r worked in a ~"C~"" project for arminq o l d. cotr:m4!rcial s hips. T~.e " e ships wer" <:0 bOI u"ed ;1.5 d.""oy~ in th .. subOla~'-:1.e "ar in ~"ch ;I. "'.Y cl'.at the y could. come do.e to the s uanari:: ... , a ~ t~"y a pp",a ",.d ~nnoc .. nt_ Sud.d.enly, cannorili;&Us "'ould be ~~~ed !rom c~e ships ' s hidd~n cannons on "op of the $hips. wh::'c" woc:ld d .. Hroy ~1UI submarines. 48 hours hte~ ::hn s eCrec "a" hsnded to che G<onnan._
, . Cau:ion and ~rudlOnce In ~i s battl .. a q a ins c ch .. king of Tomedia ( PH ], the Ro,""n ~en .. ra l Speer (PH ] s .. nt an .missary ~o d.i.cuss with "hac ;':ing- ehe tM.eeer of truc .. booc" .... n th .. two armi .. s . In r." licy , h .. had sent him co l e "rn about the Tom .. d.ia n s · "bi l i~y to fight. Th" \lBn"ral pick.a, Li ~ iu$ ( PHI. 0"" o! hi s cop co""",,nd<Ors, for cha~ task and SIOnt wi::h 101m sO<!'." o! hi" offi cer~. di s \lUis"d as slav .. s . Du~inq thac ",ission. o~e of :he kinq's offic .. r •. Si!ax (PH] pointe d ::0 One of ~~" (disgu,ised ) slAves and. y"lled, 'Thac slav .. is a Roman o !!ic .. r : had ", .. t in a n .. il1hborinq city. He was ..,.,ari.nq;l. ;loman uniform. · At that point. Lilius used a d " v .. r trick " "d mana q.a to div .. ,,~ th .. att .. ntion ot the Tornedian$ from :hac by lOurni:1.q to the di"gu,ised offic .. r and. quickly slappinll him on th .. fac .. a nurnboor of t ime.. Hot r'"PrimdIlded :: :'m !o~ ,",~aring a RQlrlan offic .. r ' s "niform wh .. n he was a ~ l ave a nd for claiming- a "ta~u" th"~ he did not d.es .. ~._
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':'he of!ic .. ~ acccpt:e;! ~a "a~. q"..:iet:ly . lie bowed ~:.. " .... d ::\ ~.I,II!Ii.E~:f ;,."e .~, a. alav .. s do. T~u • . S '"~ .. X ~ ~~ou;ht t:ha ~ o!!icer wae r ... lly a .lava beeaule th .. y co~ld ''''t 1"..&g1:1.e tt-... t .. 110". .... :\ o!!icu would accept ehu .. hia .... ~ :hout d .. fending himlleH.
Ki r.g $;'!ax p r "paad. a big teast for Lil iua and. ~.~s e:\tourag .. , •. no! plac&d "h .... in a houn h r away hero h~s ':<':0;> 10 they could not le .:=":\ .bout h i s torti! icat10n. . They Ithe !lc;manal /Mele anot:h .. r cl .. v .. r trick on top ot the fh •• one . "They !::"eed One o! their hO:<5 .... "d IU r t&d chasi"l/ hi", in and ... :m.m" t he c~. ...t" .. ::" they Lurned ebou; eh" ex;ent o! ;he !ort:i!ica:lon, e!-.ey caught :h. ho r ... ~~. a. p!a~~&d. m4:1.4ged :0 'bor : their mission &bou t th .. t rue .. agr .. ement . Shortly a!e .. r thai: ~t:~rn. t:h .. Ro,..n ge:"i." r al .. ttacked King Si!ax· c~ and burned th .. fo r tification • . Sitax wa. !or ced t:o ,e .. k reconciliat:ion.
B. The". wa $ a •• cr .. t .glnt who di.gui •• " hi~ •• lt a. an ~~.r~can ~ur merchan~, Ae ~he agent: wa. playing cards lbeard a boa~ with .orne paft.~nger. , on .. o t the players ,uk.d hi .. about hi. pro~ .... ion. He repli .. d eha t h. "'a5 a · ~"r ... :rcha..~t.· -:Oh. _n snowed int .. r •• t [in h i_] and -...gan asking ::he agent - the disgui.e<l ~\lr .... r el,.."t - "'''1' <l~e.tion. about the type • ..,..d pdt •• oe fur. H. ""'~ior.....:l '",r p:~c. ~igur •• ehat a".ned th .. "",pn. They .tant<! avoiding and rega r ding h~m wit:h suspicion. a. thOUQh h. 'J.te " t:hief . or crazy.
Tru:hfuln .. ss an" Counsel The COtmIand"r of the !a~th!ul. O<nar I bn Al-1J\attab - I:I1I.y All"h ~ plQa •• " with hi .. _ a •• ar ced thae ehie chlrecteristic wae vital i n tho.e who gath.r ineo~.&t:ion and work a. ~ pi ... aga~nlt the Mo s lem!! ' enemin. He (OIr".ar] U:":t a latter to Saad Ibn J.hou Wakk ... _ .... y AHah b. plea.ad with him - .... ying . '!! you atcp f oot on your .".",1e,· land. g.t .pi •• on them. Choose tho •• whom you C"""~t on for !".hair t.ruthful" .... and .<!vica. wheth.r Mab. or inhabi tant. o f t~t land. Lia rs ' account. would "Ot benetit. you. even if .0 .... of them were true, the deceive::" i . a apy &gain.e you and Dot !or you.
: 1 . ""';, 1<:;)' ~o Obse~ .. nd Ar ... l" " -=-h . I .. · ... l :. Mou ... d ~..,.~v.e "r.rt ~""~ so ... ~.l.s~ i"ia" • . ~.~. lIoi"" ~o "~~.(: k .n : .. ·a.li :::1 ,>,.1 a1~p !.. ".. Tha~ ;> 1 .. " . ·.·as ;-0;:1" to R.orne w:' th Golda ~.:.~ - AU.h·. c,,~. e ":>0" ~.:-• t;-.• i'r:'::-.• M:'"is ter nth. t:'me. on board. -=-h. ~ale.~:''''. .. ,.. s had ,,".ana .. "'- t o us . a cieVflr t~~ck ;;"a: ... 110"." th.m to ~aic f or the .~r:'v ... l of the plan, wlthou: be:' ''11 ,.",.s; ;'o"otci by ."yon.. They had bot ..... n ..... n who sold potatou. kidnaped hi ... and h i dden him. They ",.d. :w" hol.s in thot top a ! tha t peddl.r·s c.rt .nd placed t ~o t cl>ea "ext to the chimney t hrough which tWO It\Issia" -",,,,<!. ·S:~.lla· I!;'!I I ml. .. :!. h s o:o"ld be I .. """h..:l . Th. Mo ... d ot~ :!.c.rs t~avel..:l <.h. a i rpon back and. fon !! looki"g ! o:.that I.ad t" .... t o the '.l •• tini........ On. o H ic ... P<'ued :;"e po:.:o c.rt t~ic. wl t hou t no t icing anyth ing. On hi s third tim. . h. no ticed th ~ee chimn,,~. b..t only on. of th~ WaS ..orkin .. · .. ith spoke (:omi" l1 OU t of it. K. ,.",i(:kly sea"red toward th .. c.rt .,,01 hit it hard. '!'h. c .. rt ov.rturned. a r.<! :h. "l"~~inidlls ... re captured .'
. 4 . ~;l;ty t o Act. Ch.n;. Po,ltions and Co"c •• L On ••• l~ •. [An .. x~~l.l i. ~h&t N¢aim Ibn MOlsou4 had 4on. in his m~ss~on t o cause agit. t ion ~ng the t ribe. o f ~or.ith . those o~ Ghat~an, and t he Jew. o f Ko~ei th. . H. would con: :ol ~.is reactions and _nage<1 to skilH.,lly play his ~ole . Wi~hrr~: .hOwlnll . ~gns o ! inconsistency. h. would ahow hi s i"t.~.st L~d ~ .... l t oward. the Jew. on. time ar.d show hi. co~c.rn abo..t the Kor.ish .t anoth.r.
b. I n 1960. a "ar driY.n by .on ....... ric." colon. l co llici@'<! with a """c); . The colon.l los. con.c10\l.n .... and loIh ila unconscious a t the ho,pita1, h .. s".rt.d 8p • • ki,,; Russi an
• . :'h!. •• :o ~y i s tot.:"d ~ :"l the book A· " 1 ... ..110 .Io.l-Khiea· · 91' ·lIay o! o.c.ption Methods . · by Vi c tor o.s trovsky [ PK ]. The ."thar cl .. "", tl" ... t the "" ... <! " .. "u to kill hi .. f o r Iniun; t ha t book. !lowave r . r beE"". :hat the book ~ •• "utOOrhed by :h. :u .. ~li !to ••• d.
! h.n~ ly , It "' ... 1.ate r dJ..~o""rl!Cl :~ .• : t he co l or.el '~ao a s o,·:i.at .~y · ... ho ....... ~la,,: ed ~n :he U::i:oed State.. !!e :::ad !o~ght ~ ~ Korea 1n o r 6er to concea l h it :: r ue ld.~ ; ;t'l .~d :o . '!I~"!:er i"to""' t i on oIllld critica l leere". _ t ! no" !o r :~.e ,, ~ •• cdo~ .. "0 on. wou:'d hev . l USpected o r confron"ed "i,. .
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2. Not p~aci"l1 op .. r ational funds [a ll ] i n on .. p lac e . 3 . ~ot t"lli" l1 t:'e Orlla ...,iz a tion member~ "bout th .. l oeao:'on 0:
~h .. funds . ,. Having proper prote ction whil .. carryi ng l arlle "-"'O"nU 0:'
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;o;g~d pocumen;, (Id .. ntity Cards Records Books. passportn ) . \ . . , '~ .. ~ _o . ;gw; ng $,cu;~ty precautloni fuPu . q pr taken ;
1 . K"'p Lnll th' >,a u port in a sal" p lac, .0 it would not I>e ceize d by che s e curity apparatuS, and the brothe r it b<O Lonqs .to .. ould h<lve to n"'1otia t " iu return (I'U q iv .. you your passport if you q i ve ... infonnationl
2 _ Ai,- documents ' of thO! unaercover brocher. s uch as idenci ty cards and passport, s hould bt ! al . i l i ed.
3 . '~"h.!l ~he undercover bro~her is traveli"" with a certair. id"!l~ity card or pe5sport, he s hould know all pertine nt ( ~n~o r.na tion] such as the name , profe ssion. and p l ac" of ~esidenc' _ Tn .. broth .. r ",ho hu s pecial -..ork statU$ l CO<mIand" r, cOft"lrll.:nicadon link, ... ) s hould have roore than on. ide ntity c a :-d <lnd pa u .,ort. He should learn th .. eont .. nU of e a ch. one r.a t u re of t he [indicated] profession. and the diahc~ o! ~h, res idence area l iated in t h' d9Curnen~ .
~. Th e photoqraph of th .. brothe r in these documoonu should be , .. it::out a b e ard. I t i$ prd. rabl" that the broth"r's p" bHe photograph [on these docu:rtenU] be also ",ithout a b e ard. H he already has one [document] showinq a photol/ra ph with a beard, he should replac" it.
0, When u$ing an i den t icy document in diUe r e n t na ... s , no more ~::an one such docu:ntnt should be carri .. d at on .. ti :ne,
7 _ "nIe valie!i~y of ~"e ~a :.~!~"" ~r ... vel ~ ... ....., t a a!loule! a~"".ya be "D~. ~i~.
$ . ;,:1 !.l.~~ic.c;' or. _teara .houle! be " .. rr;"" Oll t tb:-o"';!n :::e co.. ........ "d a"d :"lOt l'.aphaza .. d:'y IprDcedu:ca contrDl)
9. )ta::~ed b r o oner. .ho ... lcl not. add tnlt!: wive. eo thlt~ : pauper: • .
:0. Wh.n a b:01: her is " ...... 1'1"11 eh .. for"ed p •• sport o! • ce:" .. ~r. co,,;ntry . h .. should not t .... "al to tha t country. H is .... ~y t o datact ~orqary a t t ha ai~ .. t •• nd t ha elial.et of ~he brothar i& diftarent f .. om th.t o! the peopla :rom that country .
sec urity I'rSCAu;ion Il, " a d to the Orqan ! utlon,' Ginn Na£'J'
1. Th":"IAlMI ;iv~ by t ha OrllAnh.Uon {to t he b rothar l . hou id not be 0<1<1 in comparilon wi th othltr 'I ..... uled arOWld him .
2. "broth" .. . hould not h.v, IIIOrlt than On. ".,... In thlt .. r e .. when he lives (tha u"dercov , r work pl.ca)
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-::"e. e ".IU co .... y be in c~ ;~e , . A::d " r e (then j c il. ll e~ ~om.~ 0" apil. :: :ne~. :. . -::h ey mo.y l:>tr i n mour.:.ino" • . h.r." " err ain !." <"0'" :"e en.~y. "nd . r e [thenj c . lled hiding pl.c •• or " • •••.
o.,r~ng <:h. ':1, :'::.1 n.g •• . chI. Milit .. ry Or g.nl.u<: ; o:: t.".lly t Ie •• p"r"""'::t5 in c!. :.! e .... pl." " . lor l ",...,chir.g .... ign lt<! = •• ion, .• uch '" coHeed".., 1n!0 ....... t ion. ob • • rvlng - , M r s o! the ~~ Iin~ reqi=- . • t c .
)!:'ch"g pl.ce . ....... d ba ••• '::n <I'IOW\uin~ and har t h t e rril. in .. re ts lt<! . ; I .. : e r , :.gu. fro., which Jihad [holy ..... r [ gr oup ... r. d:.opa<:ch. d :0 .".cu t . ....... i ".tion oper iOt!.on. o f ""lImY in~iv idu .. I ' . bomb th.ir " .ne.r •.• nd c.ptur. "h.ir w • • pons . In s om. Ar ab countr' . ' sUCh . t Egypt. ~h.r. th.r ... r e ::0 mount " in . or h .. : lh t.rra ir. . a ll I." il.g . , ot Jih.d work woul d ".k. pl.c . i:: <:ito... Th. oppeli". ~a, tru. in Afghani . t a " . ... h.r. initia lly J~h.d ~:k' ... s i" th. <:id •• . th.n t h. w.rrio n .h!hed to =u..,;.i.r.. iOnd ha r sh t.r r ..... . Th.r •. t lwy n.n lt<! b.aetlin~ the C""""",, i.." •.
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1 ~. r or apa .. ~".e ::.:: " . raplac 1:>; olIO' l ocks and Itay . ... i th nR'o' ones. ~. !o: t r.. o::har entitie. Ic~p •. shopa . meaqu •• ) . "p., roprian securi1;y pracautions shoul e! ..,. oakan dep.nd~r ... On the en ti::y ·. i mpo r t anc ... and ro l e i n the work .
: 8 . ~part_nu us <!<l for und.rcov.r work should " Ot ..,. vi" ~ bl,, ~r"'" hillh. r apa .. t :oenu i r. o r dar not to .xpO'''' the na m .. a 0: the 'o'O:-k .
19. I n e r~r ap"r","nt . a \fO ld ta lkiIl\l loud ""caul .. p:e=abric.ted ceilIngs and walls [usad i n t he apa.r~ts l do not have the .~ t hickneSS .s those 1" Old ones.
20. :t !, n.cessary to h.ve at hand doc~ntl l upport ir.1I t ha undercover [mUlbarl . t n the cue of e pbyaici"". there ehou l d be an ac"ual medical diploma. memberlhi p i n the [medical I union. "ha ;over~ent permit . • nd the res t of t~e rou t i ne procedurel known i n that country .
21. The cover s hould bland well [with the envi ro~tl. Fo~ example. s ele cting a doctor · . clinic in an .r .. where ther e a r " c l inics. Or in a loce~ion euitable t o r it .
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ii . 7!J.e mee t inq iDe a tion (such ,,~ " coftee shop) 8hoy Ld n oc have member~ chat miqht be d"aling with th .. s ~ ourity "ppare~us .
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:~ :he two iOOiv;4".1 ..... tin" know ona ane.thar ', ata pe a::c! a.,p4ara""e, it ia .uftitiant to use .. _1 ng1& •• l acy s ign. err. tha t "a.a.J the aittlng &nd arriving individual. i"for~ .ach o t her that thara i . no enemy surveillan"e . The sign :I'.6y be I<@'{I . b. .. dl ... ne"'lpap"r, or .. tcar! . The two parti •• would agre. on "",'ling it in .. 5pe"i.l way I" as net" to attract the attention o f tho • • pr • • ent .
e . T!!. ;'nio:.i.1 .i!i'l for becamin<J acql.tdnu4 _y be :~ .... t both of th_ ..... r • "erUin type of c10thinq o r ",,:ry • " .. ruln it.... The.e &iqns sho1,11d be ."" .. op .. iu" f or t he pI.CR. Re,lly identified. end meet the purpose. 'l'he initi.l 11;n fo .. b<ocomi n'O ""'l"eint-.! does not [fully) ide n tify one person by .nother. H do". thet eo .. r e te ot 30\ .
b. safe ty Siqnal: t t 1 . given by the J.ndJ. v J.Cu.d siu:.r,gJ.n the meeting loc .. t~on to intorm the .econd i,..<ii vidua l the t the placR i. s af.. '!'he • .-cone! person
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woulc ~ ep!y t~~ough si~~ls to ;~~orm the !~~St tluoo ~e is "Ot b.linq =n~tored. The si9IlAls a~e ag~eec "po:: p~e"'iouiO!y arod shou l d ~Ot c a u s e ""spicio::.
A second s ignal for gettinq acquaint"d i s ona :. :: ",L"t do. a~~~'Ji:"J1/ pe r SOn us.s · .. hil .. sitt i :"Jq <:!own. ":'I-.a t s ignal :nay o e a c e ~tain claus • . a word. a a.nUnc • . or a q~Hur. al/r .... d upon pr.viouiOl y . a nd should not caus .. suspicion for tl-~se who h .. ar it or s •• it .
Tr.e Stage gf e h ,. "'''l eg [itself[, Th .. fo llowing measure . shou l d b .. ta): .. n:
1. Caudon durinl/ th .. meeUng .
2. Not actinq unnaturally during thoo "", .. ting in order not to ~ais .. s uspic ion.
~ot oal):ing with eithe r loud Or v .. ry 10 ... voice s [[ should b .. ) ""derata) ,
,. Not writing anythinq tl-... t hoos to do with th .. ""'ating.
5. Agreeing on a s ecurity plan i n cUe the .. nemy r a ida the l ocation.
b:tlr ;h, Mee;ing: The followinl/ ""'asures should b .. tak.n:
Not departinq toqether. out each on . separately.
2 . Not h.ading di rec t ly to the ",..in road but through s . condary ones.
Not leaving anythinq in th .. ", ... ting place that :nigh t indi c a te the i dentity Or natur .. of those who met.
Me e"in; in-per~on ha~ <li ~ad"antal/e s, such as:
Allowinl/ the enemy to capture tho~a who ~r. me .. t ir.;.
2 . Allo~ing them {eh. ~nemyl eo cak .. picture s of thos e ... ho a :::8 m .... tinl/, r e cord th .. ir cOllvanation. ~nd gathe r ~;.cenca again'l" "h"m.
, Reve aEr.<;; ~,,~ a p".a,,-ance 0' ""e co:r::, .. r.C:e~ ~o ,~ . ., 00""" p e rsG:l . Eo",.ver. :~.a: :My b~ "vQ~d.d by ::akbll ~h. ?:"v~?u&ly ::-.• ,,:~o"~d "'",asuas su=~ ,oS di s \l"i~ ~ "q "o"'s.c~ ·", .. 11 a:1.d c:::" ::t1/1nll his .. p., e Ar a :o.c e (,.].asse •• ",-0 ,". ..<c. I
T~.is i . an i,,~er.neCiary b.t'fl ... m ~h. unde r arld t!l .. r .. c.ivu. !::g ~.~.n9.r ~hould poss ess all charact~ri . tics ~ntionQd ~n "~~ fir s c c~apt~r re\Oardin~ the ~ilitary Organi:acion 's ~~~r.
1. Knowl .. d .... o! the person ~o -.. hom h. will d.eliver che :ness .. ", •.
"Q'"..ee,," ... n~ on speci.! si.gnals, .,,,ace cat"". and sp",cific' t~""'.
S"lecting a public .tr .... t or place ~ha~ dQes r.o~ r a i$ . suspicion.
~ _ GQin" tht"ouql: " ucand .. ry ,-"oad ~h .. ~ <:10.5 not r ... v . check poi-nos.
5. U~in; public ,,~ansponaoion I~rain, bus. __ . J .. no dis .. mb.o.rkinli b.for" the main s t a tion. Like wise . et:".barking ~ho"ld noo be done at the main ~tation "ith~r. were the r e are a lot of sec"ri~y p e rsor.r.el an~ . , on_orrnants.
Co:::plete knowle~ge of the location cO which he ~s ,"o~n," .
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o"~-,;ee" ",enb .. ::: ~ atle ~~.e Orga::.;'u.don .,:::o,·ie e e """t ~h .. !oll""-:'",, sec-~r:'oy "' .. a$U~U a~e ~ak~,,:
=~ :'s ~o>;bi.dden ~o write ~ny s ecr.c ir_for.na~:'on ;'n o;,e ie :~.:::_ r ~ one must do so, t:he '-'Ti~in," ~ho'-'le b. don. ir. ge ne r"l ~e:ms.
'!'he l e ttH should noe be 1MOil8d f.om ~ post off;'ce clo~. ~o the ~ ende,,'s r .sidence. but: from a di5~ant one .
3. ':'h .. i. e ~t"" should not be sen~ dir~c·tly ~o ~h .. r.ce~v .. r· ~ .. ddress bu~ ~o an incon.piCuous l oc .. cion where t:h .. r .. ar .. many ·..,rk.:::s t rom your country. Af~"rward.. the l ec~er ~ill be forwarded ~o th. in~"nded r e c e ive r. (Thi s i s uqarding ~he oversea,, bound t .. tt"r) .
4. Th" s.nd .. r· s nUl" ~nd ~ddress on the ""v.lo~ .. should be !ictioious. In cas .. th .. l "tt.rs and th"ir con~en~s d re discover.d. the &ecuri~y ~ppara~u~ would <lOt be able co de~errnin e nis (the send"r'.) nam. and add~es s _
"!"tl •• nve to"," should not: be o~a<l"par .. nt So a s to revM l t~~ letter inside .
The .. nclo~ed pag .. ~ ~hould <lot be many. 5 0 " 5 no t to rais. s u spicion.
The receiver' ~ addrus should be "ri~cen cha r ly 5 0
"hac "he i eee .. r ~ouid <lot: be recurned.
Pay;.ng th. pose oULc .. bo" fees should no~ b .. forgottom.
:if t h MMp l ; FAG31mil e apd Wj;;el eS!!:
Co~.s;'de~ing it5 modest caP<'bilid ... and the purs !Oic by ch .. s ecurity apP<'ret:"" of i::s members and forc es. "he Is lamic
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' :-:~:i~"<y Or9" ::i"ado:: c ~:,_.,o~ ob~"in """SM d~vic"5 . en c .. s~ :he O'\la,,~z .. tion is a ble ~o oboai" oh",,,,. !~= ~",curi~y ,," .... s,,~ es 5"O"~C ~ ~a~ ft" to secc:r e co="n;. c .. ~ior. bet"' ..... ., ~he me::-.bers i" ~" .. co,",,,,,::',, a nd o:"e co""",,nd o<l:s ide. -:-" .. s .. ""'Uur" 5 a r .. ,
7!: .. Q,.~a=i= o f trans mi s sion s hould !O.o~ excee<l ~iv~ ",,-""::n i n o:.-d" r 100 preVflnt ::he .. namy fre<n pinpo:'n"i'.1/ ~he d " v ice loc .. tion.
The d@vic@ ,.hould be placed in " l oca tion wit!: hi l/h "'irel e ss ~~equency, ~uch a s clo.e to a TV 5~~tion. f>!:lba u i !ts, and con,.ulates in order to .,rev .. n~ the enemy !~om iden~i!yin\l it ~ locat ion .
J . 'l"h" bro~h .. r. ",.",,, the wirele~ s device to con~act h~s co~~nd o u"side en. country. 5 ho" ld di&\jUis e hi~ voice .
~. The cirr.~ ot crnmtunic" tion should be care fully , , ~P"C l .la .
5. 'l"h .. f~equ~ncy should b . changed from time to time.
o. Th e d"vice $ hou1d ~ frequently moved from one locacion "0 i!l.no~her.
7 . Do noc ~ eve .. l your location "0 "he encity for which you r .. pon.
The conv~rsation should be i n g@neral t .. rms so a s not to r .. ise suspicion.
':'h e ~u of the Organizadon ""'y mov~ from one loci!l.~ion to a nothe r usinl/ on. of the fol lowing means,
i!I. . ?ublic ~r .. n s porta tio" . b. Priva t 8 transportacion
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o~~ ~~ould se~~c~ public tra~sportatioTI tr~ ~ ; s ~Ot ~"bj "c" to frequent chechn!l a l on!l "he "ay, s uc~ a s c ro·.<id"d tr .. ~ns or public bU~8S.
2. 30a rdi n ll ~hould be done at a s ~condary stae ioTI , as :nain nat i ons und " rllo rr.ore c a r eful sur\leillanc~. Lik""ds e. "",.ba,,):rnen: s hould not be clone at "", i" ~ "a eions.
3. Th .. Co""" s hould _tch the lIener" l appearance (tour;s: bus , !irs t-clan trai n. s"eoncl-ela~ ~ train , eeel .
4 . The exine'1.ce of dOCU1!UOIl ts supportinll t:he cov .. ",
5 . Placi~g- irrportan t lu~nalle .."..onll the paSSfmll"::-S ' lUlilla ll" wHhout ident:i~ying- t he olle who phcecl it:. I! it i s d iscove r e d . i t s owner would 1l0t be a::-" .. sted . In trains . it {the l ug-gag-e] s hould be plac .. d in a d iU .. r .. n" c ... r tMn tMt of its own"r.
S. 1'h .. b ro"h" r traveling- on .. 'special mi n ion ' s h o1.> ld nOt lIe t in"olv .. d in relillious i ssu .. s (advocating- g-ooG and clenouneinll .. vill or day- to- d ... y matt .. ::- s (s"a t r " s " rva t ion. . . . I .
7 . Th" broth .. r t::-avelinll Oil a miuioll s h ould nOl; ar r :' ve in the [destinat ion] country at nig-ht becaus~ ,he n t r " vel .. r s a r e few. and there .. r e (s ... r e h ] par t'-e ~ and e" . ek points .. l onll the "ay.
8 . When eabs a re used. conv .. rsa tion of a ny k i nd s hou l d no" be Started with the drive r beca use many cab drivers IOOrk for th .. s e curi1:y apparatus.
9. Th .. brothe r should exercise e xtre me e .. ut ion and app l y a ll s~curity mRas ur&s ~o ~h .. members.
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O~. e s""oul,, voueu ~he proper perr:tit and not " ~ o:a:e :ratt;. c n:lu in orde r to a void trollble with the police.
2. Tt. e l "ca"io,", of th" vehie!. .hould be s e cure so t ha t :h~ sec~ri:y appara:u~ ~u!d not confiscat& Lt.
The vehiel~ ~~ke a~d mod.l should be approprcate ~or :!".u bro:~ ... r' s cover.
4. Tt. e vehicl e should no: be us ed in s.,.,cial ",iEtary opera tions ~r.l.ss the Orqani~ation ha~ no other choice.
Cars ar.d ",o:oreycles '~sed in covert aeti ... ity,
."~ ~.~ti()" ~ho"ld be q'-ve n to p . r:ru. ts an<:l [obltyinqj :1'." :ra~~ic rules in order to avoid trouble and r . ... e al cheir ac:ua l mission.
Th& vRhic le should not b& 1.ft in susplcioU5 p~ace5 (deserts. = \ontai",.. " te .) . If it ",",st b ... ~h .. n cl-." wor): should be performed a t suit&ble tir:t"s ",hen r.o one ",,,uld k eep close wa tch or follow it .
), T~e vehiel" should be purehas&d usinq for,."d doc='''~t ~ so :;,at """tin,. to ~ts owne rs would be prRvRnt&d one .. cO i5 di5cov .. rRd.
4. Fo~ th. s ak .. of continuity, have only on .. brothe r ~n charq. of s .. llinq.
5. Whil .. parkinq so.-wher ... one should b<o '-n a P05 ~t:'On ~o :rove quickly and H .... i n cas .. of dan,.er .
The car or motorcyc l .. color s hou ld be cr.an,.ed be~ore :~. e operation and r " turned to thR ori,.inal attn the o;>e,,-it.tion.
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S. -::hR op .. : .. : i.o" "Rhich s hould not loR ~ak." <0 ! a:rlle lIasoline nat i on. 10 ~~.at i t ,",o1.1ld not ba d .. t .. ,,:a d by the ~a"u:i.ty apparatus .
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-:~" ! o llo"in>;; ~"c'~ro ~y p~e cac:tio,,~ ~~ould b e t"". :: ci~::"o:::~ o~~ ~ r"i :::i,,"q:
~i s ~"r.c . from "he popula~.d ar. as with ch~ av"ilabili~y of liv i n>;; neces siti@ • .
2. .>.vailabilHy 0: medic ... l $ervices during ~h .. or.~ ,,":'ng .
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s~ould ~ ~uitabl~ for the eype o~ crai r. i r.Q fi~n~ss , s hooting, eac"ics ).
4. No o,,"e ~xcept ch .. train~n and erain .... s ~hou id know abol!~ ~". place.
6. The p l a c@ s hou ld b~ vi~itftd ae suieabl .. times.
7. Hidi,,"q any tr ... inin>;; ~rac.s i mmediaeely a!e .. r th .. n a i ni n>;;.
B. Gu" rdi n>;; ~n. place durin>;; ehe traininq.
9. .>.pp~op::-i " ~e,, .. u of ehe existinq !aciliti .. ~ for ton .. n~~ .. r of t r a ininq memb@r s .
:0. ~xclusion of anyone "ho is no " conn .. ct@d with th .. tra i:>in>;;.
cC . Ta kinq a ll s @cur i ty measure s r .. qardinq th@ . s taol i$h/ne"t .
'- 2. Dinar.c .. of the plac~ from police s ~ acions , public e seablishrne,,"s. and ehe eyes of inforrnancs.
~ 3 . Th" plac. &hould ::at be $ itl1at~d in s uch a "ay tha~ "h~ "raininq and c::"aine .. can be se~n fr"", ano~h"r locadon.
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3 .. !0::" .,::oc .... 6~:: .. 00 t:~e orai~.:'::1i plac ~. all uc,,~ioy ".U5"~es cor.::e c<:" d · .. it:' an 1.!n6~rcove :: :'::d:',·id"a l s ':c :.:l d b~ tak~n. !o!unwhi'" ~ . durir.1i tra :' ,,:' n li a ~ ~~. e pcac~ . ., . :: s o::::el s afety ~hou16 ~ ~nsu=~6 .
2. S el~cd"g tOle orain .... s c a r .. f u lly.
3 . Th~ :~ai :: ... s s hould not know one a noth .. r.
4. T~~ ,.:ME s ize o! groups thao shou l d be tOll"<:h,,r duri ::g eh .. t ra ining ( 7 - lO individual .l .
;. T,,'" "rai""e~ shou l d not know t h .. traininli plac ...
o. ESt .. b lishin g a ~rain::'nq plan !o~ " .. ch train .. ".
All "' .... Su:: u : .. ken with r e<;l .. ::d to the cO<mlll.nders apply al~o to ~h .. t::ain .. ~ .. Also. the followinq shou l d be applie~:
Fe-wn" u of th .. tra i n .. rs in t he "raining pl .. c.. . Only ~hos .. con6uctin .. t he t r aininli ~houl~ be t h"" ... i" ord .. " ,",ot t o s ubj .. ct th" ~raining t ....", to "r.e ::isl:. o! s .. curi"y ~xpo~u~ ...
2. No : ~ .v .. ali" .. th .. i domtity of the tr .. in .. r to ,,~ .. i::e"5 .
~~~., i"\i a s mall r a tio of trainees to t::a ine r.
The trai n i Il\l" t ....m rn<mib .. r s shoul~ no t know o n .. ano t he r.
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aWING AND TRANSPORT tNQ 'niDi
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?"~"r :;0 de£L:lQ' wi,,", ·~ .. apo"s . "n .. ~" .. r ""y~"q, cra r.sport'c.Q' . or s~or'-~_7 Ch@1O , :.: :'5 e ss .. ,,:ial ~o u::"oL~" a car .. tI,,: sy5t8""a"i~ .. ::cd ~~r'" ~.curi":t plan t"at pl .. " du.ls w:':::: a:1 .".qu. :" i s " .c .. ssary ~o di-,:'d .. t:,,,~ tas k ir.co 5""\IU, ?;'::50 sea .... ' Prio:: ,,~ ~,.rcna s .. , S"co"d S~"g .. : Pu"cl:a s i::l\l ; T::ird SUI/'" Trans.,.,,,:;, ~~.---~ ~ .. -.. ~ "-~., . . ~---.- ~- ~ - ~-~- . , ?r:' o::- t o P>.: ;:c"",,, ,, ~ :'_" . " ,'. _._. .. •• ,- . ' . _________ .. __ _ ~ ~_,,_., •. _ a ry cO La" .. L"~
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a. r:l -d .... th :':nowhd\le of ~h .. pllle. wher .. weapons · .. i: ~ '''' purcha~ed. tog .. t~er ~ith i~~ .. n,,,.r.ces ""d .. xits.
VerifyonQ' "h .. ~ .. a r e no i"formants or s ecuri"y ., .. r 50nn,,1 a t the place .. here .,urcr .... sing , .. i ll ta;oe place _
ThQ p lace ~hould be far froM police stations and g o",""::"",,,nt "st" bli"hm.mcs .
Not proc""din9 to the purch,,~in9 p lace direc~:'y by the ma;'n road, but on secondary stree t s ,
00, ""r!orm;'n .. the e"erei,.",. to det.ct the surveillance,
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'!'he purcr.asing place should nOt be situa ted in ~uch " way tha t: th .. "eller and buy"r can b<!t "" .. n fr01l\ anoth"r locat;'on. To the contrary. the purcr",.in9 place ~hou ld be .uch that the • • ller and buye r can see the s urrounding ."ea,
h . De t erminin .. " suitable co"er tor b<!ting in thU phca _
Th" place should nOt: be crowded bacausa t ha t ~ould ! acilita t e "he polic. hiding a mong poIopl e , monitoring the arms receiving. ane! COn,."quen" l y a rre. ting t he brother purcha.ing,
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a. I" oree r to a void re.,....ted transpor~in .. , suitabl e ""oulle p l aces ~hould l><': ~dected. In can ehe mac ft ri a l s a r R bomhs or ""tonator~, tJley s hould be pro~.cted from extreme heat a nd humidi:y.
Explo . ivR matRria ls and deeonator~ should b .. s .. para: .. c and Ho~ed apart from .. a ch other.
Cau~ion s hould l><': exercise d whe n putt~nll e .wnaeors ':he a rs e na l.
L"bricatinq th .. pla~dc crate~. like,.i~e .
"''''"'pons and placinll the m in woO<!.n The arrmunieion ahou l d be t"-,,at otd
j'/hen niec:inq an arsen<lL cons i d e r th .. followin .. ,
• . The arsenal shou l d nO~ l><': in well-proc.cted arus. or cl05" to parks or public pla~.s.
~. The ar~ena l shou l d not be on A "no-f:lAn ' s-land. "
3. The arsenal sho,,1d not be on an apar~"'.mt pr ..... iously u _cd for s u s.,icious a ctiviti..a a nd often ~ requene.d by s e curity person"e l.
4. Th e arsenAL shoul d not be a roan that is consunely u n d and caI'.not be lI i'len up by family ". ..... .ben ",ho do "o~ ~"lOW the !'.a tu"-,, of the ! "cher or hu~band' s \o'Ork.
:: . T!l ... pa.".,..::t • • l.c :ecl •• &r ... ". 5.,,,,, : 1~.0"1<:! ::,., o~.,. .• <:! by :;,. O,,; .. r.~ u,,'::o :1. 0" ren:ad on .. ~o::;-:e:-:r. b.u ' s .
• , :-::. ;:'rOt::.". .... pon.ibla ~or .""r .;a . ho,",1d ~.,,: v~ .i : : "., ar .. "",1 !raquantly . nor toy ",'::tl> "h ..... por.s.
7. ":"!:.., "".a".l iteep.o.r shovld cecord ::n • book &1: "' ... po::l , .xplo5iva """". ci..h, and a ...... !l"\~ t~ o ... , ":"!-... "
· booit should b<o ""<:!ed .nd ... 11 .a",",red.
s. 0 :1.11' ,,!loa .".an. l It • • pac . I\d the conmo.n4a: . hould kr."", t!lo. 10 <. ; ;on o f the .".anal.
9, It i. n.e .... ry to pr_r • • Her nativa aue-nab and no t laav. any 1 ... ds in t ha Drill."",l . r ....... 1. to t ha alt.r.nat~v. On.,s .
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:~_~5 :.S " ~ .. ~ of rr.easures ~a"e" by "".,,,.be,, . I<~.O p ",r:o=. ,,~.:j~::cov.:: :O:' 55ior.s b o~d .. ~ ~o pr"'V"'!1t 0"" .. ".",~u !~o'" ,"",tto",. cD tl:em.
Ie ~s ",cRssa~y tor any pa,,~y ~hat adap~~ Jihad ~r~ and haa ~ny m~be~s to subdivid. i~s m~me.rs inco three ,. roups . "de" of which has i~s own s e curi ty m .. asuus _ :-r.~ ~l'.r .... ,.roups ,,~.:
, '":"h .. OV.::~ rr,embe~. 2. The coven tM!t'Ib<!r. 3. '":"he conm'.!1C" '"
Meo su ... s ; ha ; ShQUld b. Ta ken by t he Qv.rt Member :
1. HI! should r.o~ bot curious and inqui~itive about "", tUr. ~hat do no~ concern him.
'lot s hou l d not be chac~y and t"lk"tiv. "bout .. v .. ry~l'.in .. he knows o~ hears.
3. ct .. should no~ car::y on h im ~he n"",. s and "c!dr.s_._ of ~l:05e mernb .. r ~ h " knows. If h" has to, he ~houlc k""i> eh,,", ~afe.
, •• Durin .. cimas of secud~y conc~rn~ and '''':: ..... ~ cam~ai,.::t~
and e~p .. cia lly i f hi~ app" arance i~ I~l~~ic, he should reduc e his "is its to che "':S"~ of traubl .. a nd r emai" at hom .. instead .
'llhom conve rsin .. on the Celephon •. h. should not t ll lk "oaut ""1' information thllt Might b. of u~ .. ~o ~" .. enet:"tY .
6. When sending l.~~ .. rs. he should not mention any infOrm5t ion that ~i .. ht be of use to th~ enemy. Wh.~ receiving , .. ~t.rs, h. should burn t hem immBdillt~ly aft<l r r e adin .. th.", ... Dd pour waur on them ~o p r .. v <ln t
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th .... :-.~ ~ro",. :-u d~:lll" ~~e",. '''r::::.~. ;,e ~hould d .. stroy any ~racu o f ~i=e s o ~"e .".my woul d ::o~ ~:'"d out t!:a~ ~omee"i"lI" '~as ):)u;:-"ed.
;-:~U,",U ;hAt Shgu !.g b~ Iak.n by : M, Und,.q ;QVU Kellihe r:
I:: add~tion to the .bove rc.easures, the member s houl" ...
1. Clot ,. .. v .... l h i.s ~ru. nalII~ to the O:-g: .. niza~ion '. :neo-,;,e :-5 ",ho .. :-e ,,"orkinll" .. ith h i .. , "or t:o t:he (I&lami c] Oa' wa [Cal~j _
2 _ ~av .. a lI"enanL awe.~.nc" t :u.t "0". not i"dicau I ~la!rti c ori .. nta don lbea :d, toot:hpick, book, (1 0"11" ] s hin. s mall Kor~ l.
3 _ ~ .. c .. rotful not to mencion ~h .. brothers' co""""n ~xpr .. nion. or sh"", their be N-viors (special p~ayiTIII" ap., .... ~~c ... "may Allah reward you ", · pea ce b .. on yOU" ",;,i le arriving a nd """arting, e tc.)
4. Avoid visiting famous I . lamic .,lac. ~ ( .. osque~ , libra ries, Is l amic ~ai;:-s, etc.)
,. Carry bhi!ied personal documents and !rnow all t"" i"for:M.tion they conc"in .
~av .. prot .. ction precadin\1 hi s visit to any place while moving about lapartm@n ~, province, m .. a ns of ~ransportation. etc. ) _
~ave complete and accurate kno~ledl1e of t h .. s"cur ity ~catuS r .. laced co oho~e around him in his phce of "",d< <Uld r e sidenc., s o t ha ~ no <ian~"r O~ :u.rnI wou ld catch him ur\a",a~ ...
M.a i nt .. in his family an" neill"hborhood r e lationships .n<! ~houLd not sho", .. ny ch~l1es to"ards th~ s o t :u.c t;1'.e y "",uld noO a ttempt t o bring: him b"ck [f:om the o~g~i z"cion l fo~ ~ecUrlty rea.ons.
9 . Clot r .. ~ort to utiti zin\l lettolr s and :ne ssltn\1us . xc .. pt ir. an """'rl1~ncy.
• •• No~ "eo ~"vo l v.<:I i n advocat~"~ 1l00C 4,,4 <:Ie "!)!.:..",,,'. ,,,, ev"t '. ~ o~d.c no lO ~D .. ~"r"ct 4t 1O."<I.O:'l to h~~ •• !_
: 2 . 9 ::- u k th .. daily r ou t ine. esp e c i ally "'hen pu·~o=.i",. ,,~. undex-cover mi .. !'on . ror " ><ample, ehanging tn. <:I.pa rture .. n4 r .:" rn ro,,·0.5. arrival .nel d.. p;o.rt"a t,."' ... . and the n o ... whe .. e he !roy. hi. good • .
: 1. No t couai:1\1 a ny uoubl. in the ".i<;l!,bo r hood wh.~. "" l oves or .. ~ :l':" plae e o t voric.
: , . Conver '''' on t h. :.l~on. u.inll .~cial cod. 40 <".at he doc. not .. ttrae t attent ion.
15. Not contactinq t h. Ove rt mamn.ra exc"pt ~h.n ne"essary. Such con t act. should b. bri.t.
16. Not !all in l:" the enc!!y's "xcite..ltJ1.t enO' .• i:her t hrough prala1ng or cri ticizinll h i . Orglnlration.
17, Fe r!or:rinll t he ex e r e •••• t o d.tect .u~.illL~ee wheneve .. II t . ak i a to be por!om:.4 .
: S. ~Ot pack in no-pa .. ki"ll zrnwa an<!. nOt u,k. pho~O\I~"p"" w~ .... i~ ia ~o .. b idd.n .
19. Clos ."g a ll tha t .hould "- c l os.d "-f o .. " d"par~i"\1 ~I:.. pla" e , ~h.th . .. at home or his p l a". o f und.rcove~ wo~1<. .
20. No t u:1.d" r go a . udd. n chanqe i n hie d40l.ly r out.ne or any ro,lation.hl .. a ~,. ... t .... ..::ltde hi" J ih.d i nvolv=t. Po ... xampl. . th.r. lhould not "- an obv l ou& c han ... in hi. ~its of eonv.r " i nq . mov~nt . ...... .ne •. or di.".ppear .... e. . Ll k_i ••• he shovld n.H be h •• cy to ._ .. hi. prev'DU .... bcion"hipa .
21. Not ..... t: in p l ae ..... h.r. th.r. a ... in!o ...... n . • ueh .. eo U .. a hops . and not: live in .r ... do •• to th .. r u i d""c •• of l."""n. nt pers ona liti ••. gov.r""",,,: e nabli"hlMnU, and police " tacio" • .
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Tha "o""",,,de,, whathar 1" ov~.-< 0: cove: t work. b.s , p"cc. ~ ~1!'.jX>runc" for "ha !ollowinll ra.sons,
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::<po:-:ant Nota:
• NO: <alk1~9 wi th <h.ir wivas about Jihad work .
2 . ~a = :Lar. wi th . acu:-ity :isk •• l:o",1d not travel w:. ~~ thair wivau. ~ wifa with an rsla.mic appearanca (vail l a ::r .. ct .... ttentio".
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1>r:9 ' '9 o' ptfi,.- C: -r:c.veU(I.'i t t."oullh "" . i rpOrt . the brother ~;nt De .ubj.cted t o i"t.~~09.tion. It i ••••• nt1 . 1 that; he be t.ugh t tlw ar.s...,rs t o the tollowin; ant1"ipa t-.:l qua.tiorrs :
A. wr~ t ar. the r e .oono tor your tr.v. l ? 3. How did y ou Ii.t the money tor traval? C . 1(0'" lonli ia "he cnv.l p.riod? D. '.fho will meet you Ion the arrival country? E. Wha t will you be doinli in the a rriva l count r y?
(tr ...... it cou. .. tryl: Th. b""thu .ko"ld boo '."II:'t ~ ~ollowing qu • • t;lOr-S:
A. Why ara you go!.nli to Paki.tan? 3. DO you bftlon; to an n11g1ou. 0:Ii""i .. t'on,1 C. I(ow did you g.t tha travll money? ::l . *ho go t you t he vi .. to Pald.tan? ~ What ... il l you be do i ng in p.k i s tan? ; . W!.th whom ... i ll you be It.ying in Pakistan?
The brother ahould be t aught th ..
A. Why d id you coma to hki • ...,,? ". I(CoW l onq ",HI yo.. be apand i.nQ in ?ail:i.ltan? C. With wham will you be .cay i ng?
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C. J o yo," b e l o:::q to ~ .. lig'io"s orq • .,i. za.o:'o::: s ;.~. yo,,~ co ,,::o~yl Cl. ~:;,.y co.d you come 00 our cou.-"ry ;.:: panic"l. r? E. Whom · .. i !l you b e s ~ayinq wi"" now' F. How lonq · ... ill you sp. nd har~?
"emf., C OOl;;tr-y {!\uurn i. ng to yoll( C QlWtr-yl'
A. Wl-... t _ r e you doinq in ~he lO~ansit: country? lI. Addresse s MId u ,l ephon .. numbeu of those who ho~ted you
durhlq YOlO" ,. t ;oy? C. Whom did you vi s it en your q roup. ~nd for how long'?
I1h ,;; Your Tavel to uti sun is Piscoy ered:
A. Wh~t '-"ere you doin9 ion pakiSlOan or Afglumi n an' ;!. In which c~ W<lre you trained? C . Who train"d you? On wh~c "'eapons were yc'~ trained? ~. Who &ssigned you to qo to Afqhani. ~an' E . 'ifuom wi ll you conUc t in your country? C. Wl"lalO &re t:he t&sks &1d missions ~ha~ you intlind to lixeCOloe
i" your country' G. '"ho else tr&in .. d I<ith you on Afqhani.t;an? "-. How many of your countryme" ~re i" that c;o"'P and i"
Afgha:lisun? Wl-... t a r e the ir name.?
.:. Who ;ore the g roup co"-.,,ander. ~here [in P;o~istan]? Where do ~h",y liv", and .. hat do th"Y ~O?
)(. Wh;ot thing~ do the cOImIIlnder. t~l~ abou~'
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3. ;. rr ... ecir." h" l d by t :.cs" r" spon~:'bl" :or cc" .. ~~ ,<orx. ;or ~,,~: l"", e "'-:lq] , q r .... t .. Ho~~ on our w.rt should be ~x~rci s"c! ~o .. " ~"re :. ~ s s" '"oy . w. sh<l.ll d::. s "uu ~!".a" ::".ee::~"q a,," ",;,ac "",,,e 5 i t s .. c ur .. :rom e"..",i"$ ~pi u.
:-"" ~ .. <:_r_o] .,:a :: f or t~.at "",e t::'nq i s <'l:'v:'d .. d :'n~o s.v .. ~al stages ,
!L Be:ore th .. "", .. c;'ng, B. ThR ", .. ning l ocacion . C. D\Jr;, ng c"" rr~"t:'ng. O. After t h .. conclusion of meeting. E . In ca SR SRC~~':y .,,,rson.., .. l storm C;'R ""''''t i:lq p lac .. and c .. ptun. 0"" of th .. me",.be,,~ .
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A ..... tinq where mo",. t h<l.n plan or pr .. par. :or an
:Wb j.l , Mut ing (Enc o un t e r! : A """ .. ting aJl'<>ng a """,11 nU/t".b<Ir of tnen'Ib.rs. no~ mo r e than thr .... . to inform l oti .... noth .. r ] o f a c .. r~ain issu .. .
EsnbH s h ing a plan suic .. bl .. for "h .. meD"bttrs " a."y o! "h~m i~ arr .. s ted. It consisn ot,
\\1'10 is th .. owner of t"" ap .. rt:m .. n t? wtat .. ~s discu~~ed i n th .. "",,,tinq? Who w .. ~ wi th you? What was ilqreed upon?
2 . Sp~cHyinq th~ t iminq of t h .. m .. "ting in such a way a s not co raise s u spicion of ch .. me~ .. r s · mov~nts .
Not .. Uowing " lonq poriO<! of time b" tlOeen sP"'Ci fyi,,-g th .. me .. t i ng time .~d ~he meecinq its.if.
4 . Sec uring th .. me .. ~inq location a nd t h .. rout~s lud~nq t o it by th~ following:
a . Ensurin\J th .. s .. cur~ty statu s v ia t ~lephon ...
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d . Poni"l1 " " ."""Itd qu.r d CO . ~QP ,."y a u""k . r.d t o lIi ve tho s lt .. ,.,.ti ,,; • eh."". ; 0 ... "".,...
~. Speci!Yi"9 wh.t would haPl)om i " t h •• v.nt ;!'Ie poUr. atorm th .. :pla c e .
6. Tho •• 1>e[l'.bIt : s ; oin; to the mltn! ,,; .houl d Coni ide" the f ol l owing ,
• . tnaur:.n; that the enemy i, " o t behind tl':. .... while on thlt w. y to the .. etin; pla" •.
b. Nor hlta di"9 d:':ec:tly to t he _tin; plac. but t lu'OUIIh secorul.oory p La" •• .
c . Not lIOing to eh .. meet i n; pLa" • •• • group bu~ ! ndivi"",",lly. with tio ... gap. between til ...
d . ~. clothin; .nd .ppe.r .. nee should b. .uitllble for the m.eting pl." •.
". If th .. brothe r u~e. publi" tr.n.pon"don, h. a hould aU,.ht b.for. or .ft . r the "'1t1tti."11 loc. tion . In "a •• h. h ••• priv.c. Car. h. I hould park i t in • ". cur. pl.". no t nur th. l oc.tion t hat .llow l him to man. uve r quickly _a t any 'UIhb't.
, . Veri fyi ng tha proper cov.r f o r ;h. do~nt5 ha hAl with h i ...
:1 a bO! ~ i s .rmIt4. he .hovl d maklt &U~R that t he .... pon is In good work in; condiuon .
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d . Is tl>;:~ the first eppoinl;rr.ent or e!'>e s@cond (alterruo tive , chdnged l ?
Ar" h~ s appearance /OIld c l othing suita bh ~or "::e l oeaeion ",h .. re he wi lL ,. t/OIld ("", .. t]?
g. Is ~is ~eapon i n good wor~ing eondition~
,, _ ~At is the alte rna tiv@ for each action?
, • ~o: g oi::g d i rectly to the person whom h .. would
like to mee t_ Verifying the p e rson's appearance and f eu"re~ .
It i s necessary that it eon!ront any dange r :0 th@
Loca tian_"ise, it s hould be in eh@ middl .. of a group of ho""es. not a t th .. b..ginning.
2. Having many routes l e ading to that location. That '~ould auist ent~rin" and exitin" in many ways. Con s equently, it _kes surrounding th .. pla ce di!!icul: and f a cilitates "sca pin" from dan"er_
3. The l ocation s houl d not be clos e to s u spiciou s ]'oca tians ( [whe r ,,] i ndi viduals or e s tabli s lmHln n orork '"ith the securi ty (apparUus )I .
It is prefe rable that t he apartment b" on th .. ground floor a nd have a t e lephone .
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1. The ",ee tin" l oca t i on should be at the inte r sect i on of :nany roaes ~here it is easy ~o CC<MI. 110. and !l .....
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1'he ,"e"~ ~ nll shou l " be hft ld ! .. ~ !~om pla c es ",he a , ~ os beli .. ve" some o~ who~" .. le",e" " s du: '~i t " ~::e uc,,~i::y .. ppa n t u" I co~~ot .. s l-.opsi
The .,hc e " hou l d "Ot be c~owd .. d b .. c_ '~s e t"a ~ ... : 10 .-5 " .. c"~~ ~y pers onne l 00 .110 undeoec~ed.
3 . I:: is ne c e ssa ry to n.ve alte:ma~ive loc~ t io"" a nd t i:OM . Tn. t wou l d mak .. i t difficult !o~ sec:.:=;'::y pe~50nnel to moni ~or the p lac ...
Dl.i ;-i. ;;g it . Mee~jng: Th. tollowing s hou l d be obse rve d:
1 , Es t a b lishing _ s e cur i ty p l an tn." consiH~ o~ eh e t o llow':;g- :
a . ?~oper cOvflr tor th .. roembfJrs' pr .. " .. nce is ::;"der.a. for e"'_ m;> le . ~t is ne cessary to have books. :;o~ ebaoks .. . . 1
b. V .. rifyi"g- ~hat: per~onal docurnllnts match t h .. a g- r e fl<l- upon cove r .
c. lIo t I' ... vi:;; wri u fln diro.ct i on to thfl meeti:>11 ;>lac ~ . If tha t is " " cessary. i t s houl d be coded.
d . l'Io~ l-..,vi,,; or leavi ng- food or anything- eLse t ha t ~o"ld r ev e a l the .,re ."nce of many peo;>lft .
e . Surroundin; th .. place with barb wire . That depe nds 0" the importa nce ot t h e roe"cing- and i~ thotr .. a r .. h~ tn.t cannot be carri" d dur~ng " ,"cap".
Aft er , h e Conclusion of the Me" tiIl\l:
1 _ Depar~ing- singly or in pairs . de;>flndi ng on t:he number of m~mbe~s pre.ent.
Hoc ~eading- dir~ctly OntO ma in roa d s but to sotconda ry onn .
Nor; ~peakin9 a bout wha t ",a~ di~<:u~sed in thfl meeting- . dur in; or af: e r d e parture_
4. Removi n ; a ll ob~nv~n dt .. r t!l .. _"r~ dflparc .
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Not lu.vi<1.9' any~hi<1.9 ~" .... " ·.'ouid l ead ( ~o ~!'Ie tac:: ::hal: I ::!'Iere · .. a s a r.yonR "he~e e"<: ep~ ::;,e owr.er.
~ s !~li shin9 _ plan to r~pe t ~he a~~ack. whic h co;.sis~s o! thR fol l owing:
a. Who ~i ll ~ngag~ the e nemy with bullu"s?
b . Who wi ll flee ~ith the important document& and who will burn th~ r U t?
l'Iot headir.g di!."ectly to othet organization location._
d. Specifyi::tl/ th .. n eaP<' roads and s treets.
e. It th~ place is surroundIOd by barb wire , make Sure all members have l .. f~ .
:<1. case an individual i s ca ul/ht, the following shou Ld ba do:""
Executinl/ what wa s agreed upon with the b rocher in the sec\O:<ity plan .
r ~ !he b=-oche r has impor~ant I<Ork po~ition l coomander . one "'ho mows the .. r s enal loc .. tions. ___ ) . wn..~ever ;,s nece sury should be done before the enetq'f di s covers anythinl/.
, .OC"Clon .
Inform all .... mbers o f ehe tele phone nU!l'ber of that .. part~ent in order to mi s l .ad th. en&my .
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r..~. £lc.a",,: .. o ! .. s .. =~~~y ~ l.t. !O~ a G~O'-' il ~~ • .,o:: ! ...... '-:o,, ~::.!:;: , ' .. .,,' '''..,o: ~ .. n ~ "'''101": : ..... " .. ,~ ... ::o:: : s .. :: op."a~~o" o! :t~l ~:.:l' ::-.... " ... ,,~ ba.~c se=:~"y . T~ ..... !o" •. ::': i .... ,,:,:: i .1 :~ .• " :~ ... ~o.= .. ::d,,:. IoIno .. ~u.blU" p la"a :.-ela:. ci : 0 ...... ; ::.:~o" 'live .:: .. ,,:;o~. t o :' .. 0 ouu,, :
!" i .l" ' ss",, : ,:,,, .. :",.porun~. of e s : a bl ul:ing .. e ••• ful. 01'.".: .. : 1: . .. "d 1011d security plan :0 h i " . the op.ra:..o •. !rm. t h& ''''emy \,mt:.l the ti ... o ~ f.t . "",-cution, which .. o,. ld :ni::;''''i a tt. 10".' in ca.e t he I x.cuting par:y i s discover ed .
$-.;ond ! .. ".: The ~rtlU\e. of ... tal:>!ishi."'1 .... " t i e. l .,1a::: !or :he . s ... ai .... tion ~r.tion that conlia.,. o ~ the op4:at io . ... : !.c: o:t :;"e.uelve . l~r •. W60.£)<>nOI. hiding pIa" ••... ) .".<1 fa,,:o:. of :~ .• operation 1 .. 1 ... . p I A"... In th1. e x."" l .... _ .hdl ."PI.i" i :: de t .oil th. par~ r e l a ted ~o ~h. 'Kuri~y ph:':.. The pa~~ ~ . l a ~.d c O ope~.~ion. l t ac tics will be . xpl.i:oed i~ t~ . l ••• on on .peeia l op. rational t'Ct i c • .
S'C\l~i "y Pi"n tor the "' ..... in. t i on O.,.,ra ticn: The u c" rity p i .. n· mu.e cake i nto account the fol l OWing matta~"
A. Th. C.,..,..nd.r : Tha .1KUl"ity app.ara t u •• hould nO t know hi. whe r .about •• nd .... Yame<>t s . All '.""r1 : y ...... Su~"s a:"l . :r .. ng_nt. r . la t .d to ....,wars o f the M.i li. tary Oro;;aniZllri<>t\ ! .old1 . r. o com:>andarsl apply t o h !<:: .
t . They a.·a .i ..... nt. who .. r a . elected from va rious provine .. and a r . suitable f or t he opera tion.
::: . During the • • i . ction proce sa ° merrber •• hould no~ know one anothe r . They . hould net ltnow tha orillirwol plann .... o f the opeutien. I n c Ue t hey do . tha Cotmlf.nde r s hould be not i fied. !Ie then should modify the plan.
) :: i. poss i ble t o .lao "y °kidn"ping .. n l ... pona r. t penon .· All secur ity ""a.ur • • and a rr""ll_t. i ll. .... n::: "..t~= ~~~ ~ i~~a~icll a re the ~.
tIlI;fBM-66 'rRANSLA'rIOli 1, ?:.,,,y s l':o,,;ld " " c~~::.-ib\O:.d "''' ~rna ll group~ i3
:r".",.be~ s l ~" apa:.-:",e"t s ~~.a : a:.- e "o~ kno''''''' e x:e .,: ~o ~h"i:.- prop:.-i.:o~~, T::e y s l':ould also b .. 1I ~ ... e" ~l,,~d :: ... .,..n.
~. Dc.r:':ll/ :1': .. uLec::'o:: proc .. n. cor:s;'d .. r ",h":::er :he ;,,, ab~ence ~rom thei:: fa:nili • • ,mol iob • ...-ould c~ea:.-ly a:::.-a c: ",::"ntion. We also apply :0 :e:"", all s .. "u::i:y ""USuru r .. l a ted to "he Orllan~ :a:ion·. individual s (s o l d ier . l.
1. The "",,,:ars of anning a nd finan:;,ng s!'tou ld nO t be known by a nyone except t!'te commander.
2. 'rh e apart:oenu ,;hould no t be :.-ent:ee:! und.r r e .. l ""IOU. They l ehe apar""'~ntsl shoule:! underllo all s e curity meaSur8S r e l a ted ~o ~he Military Organization'. camps.
3. ?rior eo e x e cuting an operation. falsified doc",,",nt s shoule:! b@ p repared for the participatinl/ ine:!ivie:!ua ls.
The docume nt . re l ",ted to the oOler.t:ion should b@ hidden in a secure place and burned irmtlOdiately after :h .. opera tion , and t"a ce,; of the fire shoule:! be removed.
5. The "",an~ of corrrr.unication b et; ... e en th .. Op .. raeion cOIl'nl.llld .. r a nd the pardcipadn<J brothers shou le:! be ut.blished.
Prior to the operat ion. a part .. ~nu s hou ld be prepa"ed "0 hide the brothers participating in ie. T!'tese a",,:-Orteno. should not be mown exc~Pt to the co"""""de " and his soLdiers.
7 , Reliable transportation .. un~ muH be made availabl .. . I t is " s sential ~hat prior t:o t~e operat:ion. these "",ans are check .. e:! and properly maint a i" .. d.
::~~~:;':;';,'~O~':itO exe:"tinll ... ., ~is soldiers on fie should .. ""lain thac
:::or" to ensure t:!'tat they have assimilated i~. The y should. in turn, .. xplain ie back eo "he conr..and"r. The colltlllillld .. r should also *i~ wieh .. acl': o~ ~he:n ;'ndividually [and I/O overl the agreed-upon matters ~h .. t would be brou<Jht up durinl/ :he int",,:mgation:
L 7!'oe 0"" .,t:o coO'.c:" 'vft<!. pla,,_-.ec . .. ".<1 e x-.: ... ~ .-d ~hi. . ope~a~ :' o:: ..... a b~o~l'.e~ ><)':0 !>40 . .. reeo~c o! ~h03e "", ~~eu w~~;, e;,e e ~etOY .
2 . ::>I::~::g :he :':: ~ . ::Qg.c ;on . each b r o : )':u would mer.t:.o .. .. ':0:,' ~t .. : sui :s hi, personal s ea:;u . and : 1'Ie province o~ 1'." r.s:' d ome . . Tl'Ie I : ory . hou ld ba .graft<! upcn ",:'th :h. c OImIoUIde r _
3. Ea<:h brot h.:..-he i , .ubj -.:t.-d to i nte ""og.don .nd to"~\.lre. lhould .eaee all : !':..t lie " Ilr_ upon wi th the <:_ndotr "nd no: d_'.te ~::"OIII it. Coo"di,. ... tion . hould be ..... ",t ... :led with ,,11 broth.". eOMe<::ed t o t he optOru ion .
~o:e, ~he f i.ctitious broeher who the br o t he"s .. y conceived. pls,..ned. tr.ined. ..... d e x . cu t ed t he opoer ... tion. ,hould be sent "''''.Y on .. ~ ourn .. y (ouaid. the count::yl .
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TENT!! LESSO:>!
SPECIAL TACTICAL OPERATIONS
1111 / l1li -11 ~1U.IUIt.A~IOII
':'!:. ••• ar . op.",,, ~ io~. "Ii~; ",ili:try _ .nl 1:'Ie! bal~" ',",,'~":',y _ Spteia: o"",ra o:'on. u •• ""'" o~ "h. ".5k5 of ; r ou .... p<tC'-Il~;' z ...:l :'n in".::;'q.nc. Ind .ecuri ~ y.
C~ar,c;cr;';;Ci 9: Mc~bcr' ,~a ; SpeCial;;. in th. Spte;. " ° p·a, lon.:
1. l: ~dividu.l·s phyl1CIl Ind cornbac ti. ~n ... Ilu."""i.~;. " • • - > c ~ .:fC_n; . ,,·,.ru11n;. .~c . .
2. Cood ~rl:'TIiIl\l on : h. w"PO" of a . s.u inadon ••••• ul~. kid. ... pin; . .nd _in; l.ptCi.l optrn ion.).
1. Po ..... i:>; c1""'..,rn ... . c lnnir..ss. and d.c.p~ion. 4 . ro ••• uinll int.11 i ll.ne •• p .-..c:ision .• nd tl • .-tntu. ~. Tr anquility.nd c.llfI ptuon.ali ty (th.c .n ..... "opin; wi~'"
p.yehologieai tr.um.1 I,."h . s tho.. ot the op.r.ticn ot blood5hotd . mass murd.rl . Li l<twise. (tha abili t y to with'~lndl r . v¥r,¥ p.yehol o;icll t r aum.l. lueh I. killing 0'" o r .11 rt'IftI'I'Ibera ot hit group. [flt . hould b. able]' t o prec.ed with th. work .
~. Sp.e i. l .bili"y ~o k ...... c rets .nd no~ rtv •• l th.", co ."yo" •. 7. [Goo.l] slt<:"Uri~y '''''1' during til. int.rro;.~i or'l.
8. Cr .lt .bility t.O _k. quick dtcisiOll' .f~.r .It.dr.!I ~::. a!lt.ad-upon ~lan (proper .e~ ions in UC!l.n~ .t tuacio~s).
9. i'1; !.,.C •. ability co wlth.t.and. an(l r.HOl ouln.n. 10. Co~r6!l' and boldn •••. • 1. Unk~CWr'I t o ~he 'feurity apparatus.
i·llOpen. of SPle i-Ai Qpuutgn "
Cold .t •• l .... . pon. Irop •. knif •. rod . ... 1. 2. i'ci-se,,, 3. 1' .. :011 and ri n •• 4 . Explotiv ••
...:. ~o~. that special optudons inc1ud .. oIUIs .... inadOlls. _in!!
.~~ """Cli t ion .• u."lt. k~dn.p;'ng hos t.g •• and eonHtc.c'-"II <iec"' .... nt •• fre"ing prison" ....
' lIevi_ in dt;.il ~h. ne t .book , r,. .. 0lI. in Sp.ei-.i Op.~.t ior'l • .
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4. ~ocking the r .gi",e's admira t:ion .!nOng t!le popuhtior..
5. Re!llOving th .. ., .. r~onalieie" tha t ~und in thO! '~ay of ~" e (hl=dcl o.''''a [Cd1) .
o. Ali it;>tinli (the population] ""qardi"q publiciz"d "",c~er~.
7. R" j . ctinq cO<l\>li a nce with and ,.ubni u ion to "he r " qi_' ~ p:ac~ic .. s .
S. Gi.,·ing l egi~i"","cy to th. J..,..'a (Islamic Group].
9. Spre .. ding f ear and terror throuqh che r e g-im<II' s rank,. .
10 . "ri.n .. in~ .n_ .... obers to th. Orqani~ .. eion·5 r .. nk,. .
O' i a 9von;ages of Speci~l Qner~tiQn,. :
L 3.u t"" i"inq the (!slamic] Da'lOa (C~ll] and preacher,..
2. Ruve .. lin .. t;"e structure Qf th .. Milita ry Organization.
>. ,in .. "cial1y draining the Military Orga niza tion.
4. U,. u of [op"ratio",,] as prop .... anda against "he Islamic J ~m~'a (Gtoup j.
5. Sp~" .. ding f""r .. nd t .. rror among the popul .. tion.
6. Lhe r .. gi",,, ' 5 ,.ateguards and precaution" aga in:ot ... ny oth. r oper .. tion.
Sp" ci .. l ope ration. cannot caus e ehe f .. ll of the r egime in po .. er.
C:l.c"ea u in fail .. d [op .. " " tionj atteq>t s cause .. n increa" .. ~n ""e ~ egime' s cr. dibiliey.
[Ope~acions ] cau". th .. r .. qime to a ""a " s inate th .. J~'a (~slamic Group] leade r ,..
IJJI:/BM-71 TIU.NS~TION
:C. 300$:; i::<,/ en .. "", =~ .. l .. a ::d ,"O'« .. ~in<,/ ~!' ... t o~ ~he Or\lani~"cion's ~.~b"r~ in ca5e o~ r~pea:ed ~a:~ure ,
~_. ~ .. ".b .. r~ o~ ::he organ:..at :'on ~ou ~ai"h :'n ~h_-s .. ~ve s a::d ~h.L~ leader~ in e4~" o~ r.p .. atedly !ai ced spec:'a~ c>, e r a tio:: s . Th. in" .. rse :' s also tr"e .
;,. S\.lccus~"'l special op.ration requires the followin .. ,
1. ;; s e c"rity plan for the operation (members. ",eapons. apartmer.t~. doe~~"nt$ •• te. ). This r .. quir ement ha s b~.~ explaine d in deuil in "he securi"y plan [leuon]. R .. f .. r to it .
;;.-, operational tactical plan . This r .. quirement "'i ll l>e e~91ain.d in thi~ lesson in d~t4il.
~ ~pe c i.l op.ration mu~t have s t a \l_5. :'n~egrated and inseparabl ... oth"rwi~" , 7h.u stall". 'a re:
1. R""earc!1. (r e con."1.aissance ) sta ll".
2 . P lanninq sta\l".
3 . :::x.cution sta q e .
1.. Ru .. arch ( r,"connaiu;mce) s "age:
Th.se s tall~s a r_ th" operation "'o~ l d ~ .. il.
-- thi~ 5taq •. precis" i nformation about the urqet is colle cted. The tar .. "t may b" a pe rson , a place , or
Fo r example , when attemptir.q to assassinate an imporca n: :arll~t _ a po.r50lUllity. it i.s necessary to lI"the~ all Lnformat i on r ~ l ated to that t " rql"'. s uch as:
a. Hi s name, aile. r.$id~nca, sociaL ~tatus b . Mis IOOrk c . Time of h is depa rt;u~e to work d . Ti"", of hi s r .. turn !rom wo~k e . '!'h .. rO~teS h .. r;a~es , Ho~ h e spends h i . free time q . His ~ri.nd5 and :heir addre s ses h. Tha c a r hg driv .. s
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UK/BK·n TIlAll'IILAT:Ioa ~ .. ..-!t.'. '.«Iri< .. r..:! ·"heth.: h. vi.i~ . her IU. ~hild"." "->:Id .. net he,," h. g .... ~o ~h.ir Do •• he ~AV. a girl!ri.r~? ~~: ! . he: add"" ••. wh .. " d .... h. vi.i ~ her? The phy"'":''''' ... ".0 ~r ... ~ .. h i ,. -:'~ .• 1 : 0:." w!".., r e " .. 5hO;:. ?la"ea "h • • • ". spe,,,fs Ili. Ve e-." ions 6n<! holi <!.o.Y" ~i. ~~~s •• "~rar~ ••. exl:s. and ~h •• ~rro~r.di~~ . :.-.. : .
p. Nay. of . ~ .•• king i:>to hi. house c;. t a h' .=-d1 liow ""'''Y liU .. rd. do •• h . heve?
!iowever. :.! the . a";.,, is .on i~rt.nt pla"., auell .... mi l i :ary ba ••.• minittry[Duildi"gJ.it i . "ecee.ary to know t he tollowing ,
the nre ecs ;>nd 1n .. h1 e n .Hrecti!)n do t hey r"" l • • din; to the plac.~
2 . 'l'"anspor"a"ion .... ns to "he pla"e ~_ 71'1. are •. phya i ca l l " yout. ""d •• ",,1"9 of the place ~ . Trat!ic aign.le and ped.strian ar ••• 5. S~"rity person",,1 """toteS and n •• , by qov.rrvn-ne ,"\lend •• 6. N .... rby _.bio.ai .... "" eon.ul .. t .. s 1. Th ... <:OftoaU<: e" .. r .. cceristics o f th •• r .. "".r. t he place is
loca tiO<! 8. ~a==I<: e_. nio,," ::i,""s 3 . """"""t arid locadon ot lighting .0. Char.<::iO: ~ .~ic. o f t~e .r • • of chilO pla ciO (ra.idiOnCiO.
lev .. led. i "du.tdaL ru r al, l o u Of ~ r ..... , ... •
1 . NumQiOr o~ peopl .. ~ho a r . i".i~ .. 2. Number .n~ locUion of guard peen ). Number and n""",. of th. l .. ~.u ~ . Nwr.b. r of noou a nd rooms ~. 1.lephon. lin ... and the loc .. tion of ch .. s witchbo<trd 6. l:ndi v i.d,..h' ~i"' ... of . ntnnc ... and ."it. 7. !naide parking 8. n.c:r~c bo"
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about the t.:;.t , t~. oporad"""l who m.ke. ch. opor.tion'.
•• f oll .... lng :
par 'PiOCt ive. It is ,. opontlon1
e" ",,,ution Of the oper. tion
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,,,. ::ar ... ~ 0'0 ,,!'Ie op~rat :'o,,_ :~ ~~ on~ :'::td :'vid" ",l 0, "'''',.:1 ' ,~a", me .. ~i" .. ['lac .. pr ' c:.- e"eCU~lon o~ t he op .. ra~ion T, .. ", mee~i~.q .,lace a'Ot~r ~X"C\lo~on o! th .. op"~a'Oion s " c u rin .. · .. i~'"'d"a'~a ~ o ! :"e :,,_ a~::," r t he e " ,"cuo:'cn ",nc "o,,~u of ",i t"d:.-a·"'. :' :l '- ~ ~i. c "l:~es ~"u ~I"." t,"" ... '" ~Y enCOunt .. r
"'!"e~a"C: s . ~"" c om:nande r of the o .... r.~~on s har u hi. . pla~. "-00" o ~he~ .. ~oup com:nand .. rs . When the p l lm is d i scussed a:1.c ~i!i .. d. a ~ i nal one i ~ d~t~~ned_ Th"n ch" .. roup c~~~de:.-s ~nseruc: eh e i" 50ldi.~~ on the ir indi vidual ~~sions < ~~d tb~ ~be~5 ~ep~at o!'leir orders in ord"r to ensur" that t hey h. v e as~imi lat"d ,,:'em.
3 . Tb',.-C: S U " I! ; Eucutign : I n orde~ ~o di~cover any unexpec~ed ~lement de~rimen~al to th .. oparat;'on, i e is n"c ~s~ary, prior to ex e cuti.on of the opua t i on . to " .. hea r . " it i n a p l ace ~ imilar to that of the r e a l ope raeion. The rehearsal inaI' cak e plac" ~hor~ly befor~ the e"ecu~ion . Ie ~s th" n tba~ t~~ op .. r a tion i . .. x.cute d in th" plac .. a nd time ~peci!;'~_ A! eer execu t i on of the ope r a t i on. a comple t . e v a l uatio n i$ ~de. ~t t he end. a fu ll report i~ gi~n to the commande~~ of t~" organiza tion .
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b" "ppropriat" to ~he phys ica l a nd mental abilitie~ and
s hould he 5e l <octed from vo lun~ .... rs,
conveni~nt s hould be
te ~hU Shortly h~fer .. t h e ~epea~ .. d i n ord .. r to occu~red .
according to th .. ~r~ '
to ~he p lac e ~hould b .
p lac ed ~n a
~hould b .. ~,
Th @ opera~ion ",,,_r~ ~hould noo all he to l d a bouo t"~ opera~ io!l un t il shortly "",fore .. " .. <:u~ing -ie ~n o~d .. r to avoid l ~aking of it~ ~QWs .
3. w~apons should be ~ ... t .. d prior co ch" ir u n i n th .. opera~ion .
9. T"" place and ~ i"'" s hou l d no!; he unsu H .. bh for !;he opera~ion. .
:0. Wh"n u s ing a pis tol o~ r;'f ! e. a bulle t should b. d~"ady plac.,d in t h .. firir.g chamber.
':';,~ cpoora~ ' o" ."c"ld be c~letaly avalua t ed .. !ar as aC!v.mt.;a •• "d dis.dvant.ge s _ "he, &ach _ Mr c! ~:::.,
opa~.~i.o" shoul <l i>oI _. Iu.ted ",-cco:di"g to hi. ''''IO''I!'<! ~o~e. Each ", .. :N:>e~ -who s uccee<ll!'<! in hi s ~ol. s hould ba r_a~<led , and " .. ch .. ambar ,..ho ......... ak Dr IIaek." in hi. role shou"d b. d:' smin.d .
) . Hidinl/ Or a ... dinl/ . t>ro.d. t h o ... who a ".c:uta<! tha oparnion . ~ , ~id!ng :h. weapons usl!'<! i" the oper.tion in a loc.tion
d:'!! ic:ult t o !in<l by the •• curity .pparatua. 5. 3u=i"g any do", ........ :.. "pa, or 4ra"ill!ls r.l.ted to the
ope~.tion . R • ...,v.l o~ . u t rac.s of burning t l':_ . 6. Def~<lin; I!Iamb<!ra who panicipated i n t he """ntion in e ....
t hey ar. c aptur . d, a"d tak i nl/ eara of th. ir f amilies . 7. The party th&.t p"r!c .... d th .. oper"tion Ihou ld not be
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EL£VUT!I LESSON
11) ! NfOPMATWN - G1o.TIfER!NG USING OPeN METHODS
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:" hi s . : : ".cta, t!l.. p rophet - "nah bl ... an(l k .... p hi. ... - would ~ ~ "d o~c the .n~y · s i n,entian. In the Hodaibiya [o- t t l.1 day •. thoUllr. h . di d :'lOt ' .... nt w"r . he ouuorci • • 4 "aution by sendi"l1 .. • p.~ c.l ~O-man r."o~ .... i •• 4n". group, h.aded by A'kk ... ha !bn ~ •• :: ;"1 - 1\ ><11.. 0:>" o f t hat 'jIr<,.'P ~oru'.nn.:r. ! 01.1nd .. m&n ,,-ho 1.., :::""':0 the r.>.eo!y·s liv.st ock . Tbey " .ptured 200 " "",,"1. ~=-= :!-... ", U. veu;oc::k ,or,,' l)r<:>u\Jl'\t th..., t o tuodilUl.
':'1'1. p~opl' .• ~ _ 1I11"h blu. ar.d k .... ., h1.- • had local 111 ~orm''':1" . i n :-:.ce. ",ho :ol'" h i '" ev"rythi n;. b i g and ..... n . t Mt might h".", the )fus E". .• • welfare. AmOn; :ho •• I_n.,.i •• l .... r . h i . uncl" "'l~I:>a. rbn .>.l>d /I.l-!tuelib, ,.nd lI<t.~hir Ibn Soutian AI - AckL A1-~~u:a!a A~r.shi4ur. (Mohann.d',. succeaaora) aov; s~ ~hair c"""""r.<l,, r a abo\I~ "h. i~ru.nc. of "dn!! SCOll'" &no:! infor.nanu : 0 ; .... =. eh •• n.,.y's secree •. l\bo" sakr Al _Siddi k - .... :f Mlah be p~ .... se<1. wi : h him - said :0 h is cOlll\lOond.r A,"ro tbn Al- A'SS -""'Y Allah be pl .... d wi th hi .. -, -S.nd :fe~r infonn.o.nea co bd"9 you Abou Ob.ida's n_s. It h. is vic torious ov." hi , ."""'y, :he" you fight tho • • :h.t .re in Palnt i " .. !t h. need" ,o:diaa . chan d iSpAtc h on. baee.lion . ~:n a"o~h.r for hi" . -
Ocoa .. :1= AI - lt!''I&t::..o.b - .... y Allah be pl .... "" vic!: hia - .<!vised hi. co..,."."der Sa.ad Ibn Abou ".lr.kas - 1tI&y Ol. ll.h be pl ••• .d wi~ !! :~:.'" _ s .. y ;' n;, - H :fOU SUp f oot On your en"",i " .· l.nd. ga~ 51';" for ;t .• ", . Choo •• :;ho"e whom you count on for ~hal.t :ru : hfu l n."
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.::~ "C·.·~,= • . "'~ .• :~.e::, Ma". 0::- ~::""";::":'I~5 o! :~~ 1.:'I~. :.o,,::-~ · " '=<:0'",";:' ...o,,~c! ::0: bE:.~ !': yO:.: . ev"" " .0:-.. of ~~.'" .... ::-. :::,,~e; : .,,, c.c.iv.= i" a spy ai.;'''. '' ,/0:': a;-,c! =: !or yov. ' ~:ooc! : ;':-. ": ·;,;.:i<l - lUI' All.;: !>O' pl ..... c! ",.:.:::. ::'':'::0 - :.:Ie<! :0 t .. k. ~:-.:o= .. ,,:. and ~p:. •• ~· i:~. ~. ~" !.:-••• c., o ! .,i ...... :. ..... i:'ln :.,,, I:;:=~.:o .. n 0::-:1:0.:0l< . !!" C;:O .. :;'8'" c"r"f<.,Ey .. ,,<I :n.tad t","",
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e v e r. ;.;",n" h~="l! a. i:: ~he "'~jor 3adr ac~ad<;. A!-K.'lu1 .. fa Arr" s "::,-d"" U<oi',,,,,,,,,ed',, ""cc "'uor~ ] al" o ordere d i" ( spyi",,] S;' " c .. : . :' a ", :. ~ 5Up. riO, ~o .. 11 !'!uma.'"l condioio,,"5 . a rrd ."r~":y r e li ; io"s , i~ ~ .. rmi~. spyi,,"g for i~ ~elf but TIoe tor oohers. Maj. ~:ic Allah My~ , "Not ~qu .. l a r e t"" compa nions of the ~ir. a:ld _'OhIO cO"'pdIlioTI~ of che g a rden, - .one che proph .. " .... y s , -!~ la" i. ~upr~"'" ane che r e is nothing abeve it." 1$1arn, ~herete~e , o:' ; h::s so ::h .. word o! ~.l1ah can b e co ... supreme. O~hers fi ..-h:: for worldly gain~ a nd lowly a nd in!e rLor goals.
can a Mu~lim spy liv~ a mon..- en~mie5
'::'~<;; char4c t e ri n ics ' !lo," can h e p e rfor:n a wa nt to appear Mus lim?
Concerning ~he iss u e of clo t hing a nd a pp.arance (appe arance of t~e reliqion), Ibn Taimia _ may Al1 .. h have me~cy on hi~ - s a id, -!f a Mu~lim i~ in .. comb .. ~ or godles~ ar. a , he i~ not obli~a~e~ to hav~ a diff r rent appRaranc .. fro~ [those around hi~). The [Mu.lim) man may pre ter or even be obliqat . d to look like tnem, provide d hi " a ction brinqs a reliqiou~ b enetit of preaching- to chem, l~arning- ~heir secrecs and informing Mu~lims, prev~neiTIq ,=" .. ir !-.a r.n, or s orn .. oth .. r b<tn .. ficial g o ,,1.·
~es",mblinq ~he pOlyth .. ist in r .. liqiou. a ppea r a nc . i ~ a kind ot -nec~~~ity p"rrni~. the forbidden" even though they [forbidden aces] &r e ba sical'ly prohibice d . As fo~ the visible duti M , like !a~~i~g and prayinq, h .. can fast ~ using a ny justifica~ion not to e ae ~i~h them [pO Lytheis~). As for pr .. yer, ehe book (Al¥ca"h ... j Al-!la r a ki Liuira AI-Nabawiya ) quOtU Al -3&kha ri thu "!'Ie [the Mo~le"' l may combine ~h. noo" and "fternoon (prayer~ l , ~"r:s.t and . vl!Ilinq (pray. r . ]. That is based on the face ehu the prophet - All"h b1" .... nd keep hin _ combin.~ (praye rs) in Madl:1a "i thout fear or hesi~a~ion."
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I ;"; :;'~i : : .. d i"ion ..... !ir~ p .. ~i •• ;'on cO i "":-.t rog. : e t he ::oo: o;a f or thlt ""rpo". o! obai n i ng l."forllWl"d.on. I e i. p.or"';'t t lte! t o . ::I. ~e the no.."lhalievlt: .. 1-.0 ha l no covenant "ntH h ' rev., .. ls :~ .. " ..... . i " fo= a tion ..... .,d se<:: , u o f his pltopl •.
'!'l::1t rltHllioul s cholars h . .... 110 penai t t .. d t he ~.il li."11 o! .. ;<.o.:.ge it h. '''''''.tl on .. ittu>oldinQ Lo, !o ...... tion fr_ Hos loc.s. ~ey p.r~tc..s his kil llnil 10 chat h. would not Info r a ;-,is p~pl. o f ... !la: he 1 ... r n..-1 at>o .... . : h. Muln. condition. n"";"'r. and secuts . I n the Honltin a tta c k . after on a of thlt I pi.s l .. : ned .. bout the MUla ... k l.ndneu and _,,1m ... t h.n ned. t:: .. p rephe t - 411"h b l .... and keep hi m - pltrmi tt . d tSheddinll ] his blood. a"d said. ·Find and kiLL hi.m. · Sal!rla. I bn U · "k ...... followltd. c a ught. a ",d ki lled hilll .
Th .. scholan ;-,a,,- .. 1.0 permitted t h lt exchan .. e of hoatlll/e. for DOr.ey •• erviclts. and .xpcrtl • • • as ... ltll a •• .ct e t. o f ehlt er.eay·s .. rsy. plans. and n~rs . Aftllr the ladt .. ttack. ,, ~. proph.: • Alla~ b1e55 and keep hiB - ahow~ ! .. vor to .~ hosta<;le •. like t!l. peIlt A.bou Iua. by exchan<;lin<;l "",st o ~ en." !or "",nIlY. ~e rlt.t _ r e r d ... ..s fo r providtng ,.rviclts ar~ It",perc ' se :0 the tfusli""".
1 . ilasltd on th .. .. narny· s up _to_datlt i n!onn&tiOI'l . h h capa bUitiltS. and p lan •. the Orqaniz" t ion' , c01mI<Illd can deai;n ll<' od - qu"lity and. s ltcurlt plans .
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~, : " ~ O :" ... ::.c:: b ."di~. the Or9""i z"Uon'. c ........ n~ by providi::;" i,,[or~ t 1 0n abo~t the 8nemy'i I tr"n9 th. and .... a knus • • .
• . :nforme:io" br.:di u the Or 9.oniu tion' l """"",",,d by prov;:ein9 :'::!Or.lliOtcion a1>ou t MOV,"""",~s o ! t he .ne-y a.."d loi • .,..,.:bers.
!n !o~ ... t i on requi,.~ent. ln~ l~e , Newness , Tru. tworthi ness . rorth"OIO~n\l . uc·~ri"y .• nd conf i rmation.
Ge ne .... l lI4hIt<>ud 5hee" Kl':atub ... id , "Thol ... t1on tha t .... nU to a"hi. v. victory ov .. ,. i t s .n"""l lNJ"t know that """"'Y "e,-y _11, I t also muat k"o ... :he sitl of th. batt l . in ~uil. Tho • • ~ho Hght an enemy :;u,t tha y do not know. do no t ",i n ....,.1.' ••• succ • • "fu l ~:'li :.ry pl.n ~.t ~ built on "l •• r and t rus tworthy i,..!or:nt.tion . The " ouman<ia r ....... hghts an en-:.- a nd do." not Ic: ..... hi. n re."9:h ( nUl!ll:l4lt ..,<\ .. ueriel ) 1. bUM And d .. ~ine<l ~o '.-, .,' ._ •.... _-_. -
nny o~ni~tion the t d •• ira. ~o ra;se :~e and proud • ...,at 91th"" a. "",eh , n! o=--tion ... ""II<I\Y. tn!ortMtion he, tWO l our " • • ,
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·.an .. depe,..d~,,"; on ~t:. .. \iOV.~::~·' i><>Uey 0"" ~ ~~= o~ ~~.e pre •• &."\d. pcl>Ec,,~eor. . . :~ i. i><> .. ib l . ,,"0 g,, ~he: e"" ~o ... ~ i o,, ::~..z:=;ll ,,-..pa.pe~" """'iI.Hi l:e •. boo .... pe:~odieal •. o~!ieiai publicat i ona. and .r.~ h:oa~"s~ •. "' : a"" : ~,,,.. "?!outd ,,150 be 'iI~""n to t h . opineo". CO"""',, : • . a"d lo~e . of C~n p@Ople.
Tr"",." . a pan ...,..,dc iOn P"e . ;' <:Ie" t . . a id. · t,'e a t~: il:n.:" ft 0": ; : . .... dva"c. ~o ou r press . beeau.e i t 'ilives ~rica 's a".",i • • the capabi E ty of 1. a rn1 n; ",hat w. have not o ! !~ci.lly publici~~ abou ~ our p l a". a"d eva n our a .. " "bi! .lIm' ''tl ..
!n L9$ 4 . AII" n Dul la . {PH I . 01"actor of Amaric"n ! nul.l i ;anc . ICt Al. said. " "'" r a.d;y t o pay a ny amount o! rncn~ to obuin i"for:na t ion abou t tha Soviat Un i or .. a ven as li tt l e •• ~~~t tha Soviet Union obt .in . by ' impl y readin; Arneric,"" " _ Ipapers . "
~a ona ; a the rin; public inf orma t i on aho\!ld boo a r~la" pe r .or. (t:.i,,"'" college (Ira dua ta! who eltUlina. pr i ... ::y .our ca. of info~tion published by the ."emy (n .. spape. s. ~~'iI.I~i"a.< radio, TV. etc .). Ha .~ld ... r ch f o r c" !o~tion d i rec t ly r elated to tha topic i n quaa.;o" .
:'he o"e 'iI ' thed ng i nfonMtion with t hi . public ... t h od i~ "o ~ e xpo$.-! ~o .ony dan;e r whauoeve,. . M y bro ~he r Ca" ;ether info"'""tion fr"", those .. for.",..,tioned sources . W .. c .. nno~ labe l t M t b rothe r a "Moll..., Spy · beca u sa ha do .. . no: ",,,,k. any e U ore to obuin unput> lished . nd coven ~nfor .... t ion .
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:"d ~ v ~d\.:.l.s 1<""0 ar~ r ecr",itltc as "it""r "o " ~r:t; "ers ;,ltcau s e o~ oth" r ~cives R~cordin\l ond mcnitor~n\l Pho~o\lrophy
D. I"t~rrOQ""Lo" E. Docurr.enu : By bur\lla ry or recruitment of pe::"s onnRl f . Drugg i r:" G . Survlt~nonce, s py i nll . .. nd oos ervo t ion
!;;:opaLon r"UM::"ing Using Pub lic MUns:
A . Ntw5Dapers . Magazinlts . a nd Offic i al and ~arty ~ ,hl i c at ~ gns,
I n order to \Iathltr enemy information, the ~ilitary Organization can u se mean s such as magazinlts. publica t i ons, ., .. riodicah . a nd of!iciol pdnted matter. Throullh th . .. Ollt" n s. it ~ s possible co l e.r:> about ml>jor \Iover""",nt " v en t " a nd about: t he news . melttin .. s • • n<I t::-ovel of Presid .. nt~. miniHltu. ond eOlMlAnd" rs. Info:rnIA ~ i on may be,
1. Name~ a..,d photographs of important gove::-n,,,enc ~ersonaliti~ s. polic" cOlMIAnde r s. and s e curity l .. "dltr:o .
2 . ?ublish .. d OI@@ tings . Throullh "heu . one can learn about major dltci.sions ond topics b" i n .. discuued .
3. Future me" cin" pla ns . 4 . Present a nd future enemy eapabi1i~ies throullh c urr ltnt
photg.g-raphs o~ pro jeecs and s c r.t .... ie sites 0:: ~h::o u .. h
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<;:0"'" . Ad"'''':;! ....... r.::S a!>ou~ Ilpart:nent. for .. ant . v." ... .,.: pOli eta,,", or a nythir.<; el •• that i. us.!:.: l. M:!verti.,,,,,,,, u .. bout n_ and ... altd "ar lou _ . . ~ue ::-.... :; b. ""ltd in a ••• s stn.tion . ki dnapi ng. InC! ovftrth"'~~nq thl govI""",."t . ..... "."i"; t h .. ftn~"", poo i tion on current : ~lU'.i c i n u ... IvaiL bea r d , ded i c a tion. J11oad .. .. ).
: Ttl .. Mi li tary org""iz a "ion can u s .. ~ourc •• t o gl the .. ;'" f o.rmation a ll
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Vi a"" L and .. udibh news hllp tIM Organi .a"ion to dl"U'.ina i t s " .. n • ...,,, And (""IIr' p l ",," :ntarvi_ . _ y h llip to identity the govarnl:letl t policy and i. e . ;"",..",,1 di r .ctiv •• . Spou.ing the ~ranc. of t ho •• who occupy hi!ll> poIlU O" •. Learning th. .. p" ...... iling l.n f o rn>llt ion dip l ""","cy and ~u po.i t~on on ",on t ellPOr .. y i .. " .... Learning about t h .. i nte r io r o f i ftJl'Or u .n e ;ov .. rn._nt pl.", ... . ,,~ est.blis~~nt. d"rin; th..!r openin; c.remoni •• or th.rou;h adv.rti.~nt •.
:" .d.d. i ticn to the .. f or e .... ntioned. [att..,t!on sh.ould b4I lI i ...... n ] to n.w.pap.r •• m.; • • in .. s • • nd t he p"bli~ " comm.nes . nd JOKes .
TliELf1'H LESSON
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(21 . NfO~.ATIQN-GATHERING UStNQ COVE RT ~ODS
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:n~o:."::ldti.on " .... 6 .d ~o only two ~YF"$'
e»,abL;sr.rnents. ~he pers on fo llowi"g s . c ur i. t y meas ure s:
• P.r!or~i,,~ ~h~ .x~rci.~e~ to d~t~ct &urveiLLanc. whi ~ • exec"t:i."~ ~h e m.i~sion. These exercises are not well dR!inRd, bu~ ~r. d@p .. nd. nt on the ~i~. place. and ~h. ~b"l;ty :0 b e creative. These exercis e s ;nclude eh. !ollow~nq:
a. Wa lking down a dead- e nd s treet and observing who is wa lking lahind you _ a .... are of trap$.
b. Ca~ually droppinq some thing ou t of your pockn ~nd obs~rvin~ who will p i ck i t up .
c . walking f ast then stopping suddenly at a corn~r and Ob5ervin~ who wi ll la a ff . cted.
d . Scoppir,g in frone of store wi ndows and obs .. rvin..- who ~$ · .. aechin~ you.
e. Gecci.ng on a bus a nd ~h.n \I~ttin\l off after ~c d.par~s a nd obs.rving who will be aff.cted.
• "-<;or R .. "'C; ~.~::" "':"Ie o! your broe:~.,r" 00 ~ook ~or w"O .'J~~ i& ".: c~.i"\l you.
2. '.':"~n r " c e i,;i::<iI :;he ga~l'.er ed ~n~o~t:'o" . 1"" t:'e ;':1!omar.os :~~v.l " . ~ar a . possibl e f ,r o," th .. i " p l ace o ! r~ , oc"TIc* a "" yours. ~ .: .. ach of ~h .. ", gu there \l~:'nc; 5" ccnd""'j ~oa ds. pr .. o . rd~ly a~ ~ic;~~.
Ga~h .. r whac iafo~tion you c an ~ichout emphasizo~<;; ar.y .,a,,~ icular pare . Do no t :.-ush or s how urgency because you:: .. xci t .. "' .. n~ """Y uncover you a..,d t h .. de"" ... of ~rr:por"ar.ce 0: " '. . t . . " ~n_o~:nauo".
;>,.void any~h~"q ~r..t rRV"" ls your identity quickly. Do ~o~ " t ~ .. ",p~ ~o be coo cr .... ~iv .. or inv .. ntiv... R~r wnn Talirar. li' ~l ,. .. id to hi" political emiuaries. "Do Mt :0 • .. "",;'aus .•
5. )':0"" ~lowly and travel" Ijreat di s tance. Th" on" ... he> is successf u l in ga t herinq infonn&tion is the one wh o i~ not known or conspicuous.
)0 no~ acce p t even"s at th .. ir face value. a ~ick fr iendship or a n appar .. nt di sput •. c:r.porta nce of .. v.nu .ond do not jud;e t h e .. app ea::-anc •.
Do nOt overlook Evaluate :h ..
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i . !lo not ~pe .. k va guely or aC~ my s tedously e"c e pt '~hen ", .. ntin; to ~et a 'b l abber mouth" to talk about .. hat he k..,OWS .
8 . Carry perso""l credentials .ond know all th.ir contentS .
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9 . Prior to collec",,,; ~he ir:~o:-:t' .. tio" , ",a,,~ ,."re O";l" a l ~ ~ ... cotS s i,,::.u r ela t ed 00 o;"e ",.ission, " s p l ei I Uy"'",,, ",y, a u r~"d.y.
l G. So,, :iy : ~.e a r " " wh. r l ir.!om .... tion-;a"". rir.; :.." e 5 pia c ", car"~",-ly' Oper. ;lnd c 1o s .. d ,.treet,. . r u ic.,ma' c"soo,,~. o:ays of dre s sin;, and. ;lCCent.
li . !~ is "Ot pe rmitted to ";lrry ;lny _ a pons duri!"); tr." i::forma t ion - \la therin; proce ss.
12. Fi::<::i,,; a cove r p rior to gather:'n; t h .. informatton.
r e view all sRcurity ~asurRS concern in; mernb~rs of [Or\lar.iz;ltior.] which ;lre cover"d i n prior I"n ons .
}!. ; hoc., o f a ntenng I"'orm,uion us i ng Coven MUns , Th . }!ol:'ta ry Orga niza t i on may obta in ,ecr~t i nformation u s irrll: A. Survailla nc. , btel! i \le"ce. and observat:ion; B. 'rhe!t: C. :"t erro l/atio!"); D. Exciterruont: E. Dr\lII9in\l; F. Recruit:",e!")t:.
T" e b rother or brothers per!orrning the surve i lla nce opera tion on foot s tudy th. a va ilabl . information abou t the utg. t (h e i l/ht. w. il/ht , way of wa l ):i"l/, looJ<.inli a t a rotc""t photogra ph ) ~~owinl/ the targ. t'a habits. p l ace, he vt~ i o ~ , and C 0""""" i ca e ions S~"c.yinll c a refully the a r "a ...-h" u obse rvation wiL !. ~a~. ~lac. , names of throu~h a nd [email protected] " nd ~tre"t~ , r e s id"ntS' tabies and ~ay of dre ssin\l.
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•. P",O,,- '00 0=, .. • ~a"c o~ ~;"l" sc.:=-ve :'l:anc" m~~ ~:'on, ::-... ko~_<;; ~,"'" :;::a o all n""ds r .. ~ .. "ed to ~n" ",.:'ss;'on. MP~C~4~ ~y ".o,,~y , .. re :nee.
5. ;.<;;" .... i,..~ or. ~""'" coom..:..'lic .. tion~ w=-en ~l":a lMd"~8 >; c~l ~ .. ~" p l ac. in Cas e th. ~I.lrveillanc .. pla n ~. I.lnceveac It:. l ephon .. , ... p .. r~on used for ~h ... " purp¢~.). :'~" ~alephon" ,,-ulfli>er shou l d not be ,.-r=-~~en but """",,~~ .. d.
6. "'\jre"i,,~ on ~p.cial .ignah to ""chan~fl ord,,~ . and ;,,,st:,,-UCt i Oll~ "!nO"1I cha ,"urv"i llanca t .. am "' .... ,;,.,:..-5 .
7. Knowi"l1 ~"e me<lsures to be taken whell the 1:a"lIe c ~s lost, such .. 5 co,,~accin~ the l~ders or someth~n~ eLs~ allregd up¢n.
8. it i s not pe r"'ine d eo carry any weapons during the ;'"for.'Mtion _ga~h.ring proce ss.
9. rt; i ~ preferable 1:0 havfl a camer .. wHh th .. surveillance man in case che ~arq .. t is ~o personally con~act ochers.
S'lrveillanc. by cg:
S".rveil~ance by car requires cakin~ c e rtain ml!asure s:
1. Inspe cdnq th. car's !uel, water , and liqhts_
2. Th" Car s hould b .. ot .. corr:oon type ~o it would not attract p e ople' s a~eention .
J. ':'h .. car should be in ~ood condition and the driv .. r ~heuld be e"Pflrienced .
4. Th" car platM should not conta in n"l nU:flbers . H is ~mportan~ to use a false license p i .. ". and small n~~bers in order to preven~ .. nyona from spotting and m<!lnOrizinq it.
5. Th .. car' . interior light s hould b .. d i .abhd in orc. .. " to h;.d .. thu cd .. nt;':y of c"" ~u~v .. ill .. nc. tUm :neml;l .. " . sitt in~ ins ide .
6. Th .. :"lumba r .. nc. appear .. "ce of e"" car ~urv .. i11 .. nc e ~ea", m<!mber~ s hould ~tch those of ehe eargee's c .. r .
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':"~ .• <: a~ ~e ~ ,,'i ,,"sed ~o:- .u:vaHle"". 11"><>",d lta<:p "0> "'~~:: ::~ .• :':-ia: ', car du:-;',,'i ~!l.e .u:<v. l 11anc. opera ~lon . ' SP<'C ~4~~y i n c:-o·~d.d ara .... lind on ~i6e 'U •• U. Th. d;'.~a"ce ".~"ea" ~~. e t wo cars d.';>e"ds on t he ", ;'rC:""'l ta"" ••.
• ! :~e target ~.t . ou t of his "' ... r and .ta:-t e to wa l k. o"a of ~he ,urve~ lla"c" t &am members a" ould 'i n ou~ and observe him.
J. follow ell efore"",ntioned "", .. "raa ~or .u~v.iLl.nca on ~OO~ .
!. !'!\ •• " ' v.ill ..... .,ca car s~. "P (h ..... ~op •• v4d<'lnly "'hll. ob.arv in'i which o(!>er CIIr i •• Uec:~ed (t.hie i. cion. wa:-a ~h. :. i. no~ a lo~ of ~aff lcJ.
~. Tha surveillance Cllr $toP$ and (10.' "c:"""ards.
S. ( ':"h. lurveillan~ .. cllrl .. nta r . a park1f\'i lo t and i=adi.atd y I/o.' o"~ .
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-:h. Or(l.r.i~ a~ion· . c=· nd need. d.:.i 1ed i n fo .,...tion abou: ~t-.• enemy'. vit .. l e s tabli.hmen(.e . wheth.r c: ivUia" 0:"-lolu.n'. i n o rder to mak • ... t. pLane, .each U= d.ci.ione. and ,"void su ... ri..... -:hUt , ~!>e individual . .me it:)':.:1 into~_tion about a 6e.i~ad l oc. t i.on should, ~" eddl~Lon ~o d~,"winl/ e die'iram. d • • c:tlbe I t and a ll o~s . , ".t'" •.•.
-;'" ;>a", ; ng' ",::e b~o~"er s;'o· .. ld <ira'" a dia<;; a.,,, of ~" •• ~ ea. "" .. S O~ •• "_ ano ~::'e loca:;ion which i s ~h. tar". c c>f the ~r.'o=.a "~o,,-_ ... t"'" r'.:::;. He should ducdo. ies shap" a r.d cha,-"ac~ .. ,-"i s ~ics_ 7he cr"''''~::'' ~"-ou:<I be rU.lisoic so ~ha:: &OOl<OQne who r.8Ve~ s . w ~". locs::'on co~ld vi . ualize i ~ . Ie is prefe~able t o al~o pu~ on th .. drawir.1I ::he directio"s of ~rdfic, polic .. ~~a~ions_ .r.d s ecu~;cy c.,,"e rs.
i s rrote"u a ry a~ po~~ibl • .
~o "a~h .. r a~ much For instance :
in!om.a 1O:'on
, 7ra~~ic dir .. c ~ i ons and how wia. ~h. s tr .... ts .ore 2. Tr ... nSpor"."ior. le.dinll to ~he loc ... tion 3 _ Th. "-rea, a ppea::::anc .. , and s .. ~~in" of th .. p lace .; . Tr.o.!!;'C signels ... nd pedeserian ... re ... s 5. S.curi~y personn .. l cent .. rs .o.nd lIoV<!!rnment agend .. & 6. E:rr.b&ssies .n<l consulat •• 7. Th .. .. conomic chara ct .. ristic:l C>f ~h .. ar .. a and ~raf~ic
cong-escion "i.me,. a . Public pa rks 9 . Am<iune a nd I oca don of liqh~inq
:t ;" p~e!.~able ~o photog~aph the area a s a ·..-ho1 .. first. t h en the 5tr"''''t of "h'" [desired] loeaeion. If possible, .,.."or""'ic ?ic~ure~ ~hould be taken. That is, the coll .. ction of view~ s;,ould be cont:i:"luous in a such ... ay "hac all picturu are ~ ak~ ~~om one loca tion a nd t hat the ~dir.q of one picture i s ehe bell:'I'~""l.i.:1.q o! ch. nex". Til", photoqrapru.r shou l d be "xperi~ced "';~h anc pro~icient: in film processin" and developi ng _ It i . r~ ~ky 00 us e ar. outside film p::::oc.ssinq servic", . Wh~ obs .. rv:n" a m~ ~;~a~y i~.tallation or camp, we discourage taking picture 5 '"he ,,'" :.~ is ~o~bidden. Th. b::::othflrlphotoqrapher should U5. a
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,"oc.," ~" c ... "",u :"a t can "ho:oqraph at ni"ht o~ :~o", a c.i s :.n",", aIle! o" ly :"e lerls of t;~e cAlt'.e~a s hould be 'J~5:'bl e . '.1=>'"" \latr, .~i"" :':::!o"-,,,"on about a military camp, the bro:h. ~ s ::'oul<! e!~aw a c!~a<;;::a,., o ! the cdll9' ~ o'J"rall ar .... . the carr.p i:s ft l~. a r.e! :'ts :' '': e ~co~, io pos sible.
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l.oca tion Exu::'o:: ,."ape T ~an~portadon Spac," [;o:e. ) "eapons ;.: sed Unit us:'n" :=>." .. '.' , . on • • CCatlor.S Guard posts
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hmo;.:nt ane! period~ of light in\l N~ber of s o l diers and officers, Office r s' ranks ~~unition d e pot locations Veh :'cles and automobiles Lea'Je poliCy Cor.mander's n a me , :ank. arri".l and d epa: ture times ~eg:"e and speed of mobilization Er'-..-a d e s and names of companies SL • • ping and "'akin" Urnes ':'elephone li""s and meanS of cOlmlWlica tion
The b~other gath" rirrg t !I .. information ""'y sta rt ... friendship ·N:.~t: on. o! t::. ,;oldi.r~ or of ti c .. r s of t ha t base , Info rma t :'on ",ay b " coll" ct" d II r adu.o.lly and " asily from s oldi.,r" wh oM lIivin.."h"m ~;'d.,. !~om t". camp ~o ~he bus o r ~ ra i n s t a t ions , e t c.
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."e<:oy •• t.bUsl=l:o!t:'.ts =d ... ~.or.-.el . 0:'\ th. 0::""." n.<>d. t""~ i ... !o"", ,,~ ".""."'"<"( ~.J..~t .
:~.!c,,",," .. t . or: i . coll e,,~e<! in tMs .... t!loci by kidr .... p .:."Il .an enemy i r~tvtd~.l. i::"arroga t ing him . • n~ tO r turing ~, ~_ "hi. SOul"(;e of infor:nation i. nOt Il4rlUnent. Also, "",,"ocr, should be .x.r~ised about being deceived by "'is i nfo=woei":-. from .n~ indivi~u. l s . Thus. t lla brothe r who i nterrogateS the h"I t .. ge should po ...... thu tollowing en-ract.riltoc,,:
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Should h&v" know l .. do;Je a nd . ;<9 ... t1 , . about ptl0fil1 . " s behavi or and mor.l~ . Shellld hav" a ~trOn9 pe r a"nality. Should po •••• s .. s ixth .en •• baaed on pr"ctice and .~rienc •. S1l0",1d be axttemely ... ~;'ant . Should be abla to act . pra t end, and ~sk him3~!! . Shovld ~ cntelliger.t . cbs.rvant, analy t ical. er~ deductive . Should be able to establ i sh an 1nveat1gative pl ... ~.
Ra<:nlitinq enIhted b:-ot"e:
doI ngero",s task . t he brot;"e:Thua. the recruitment t esk
types of ~aber • .
Thare era. numla r of rr<>ti" ... thet 1111gh t .ntice en uneommi tted person to teke per t i n i ntelligence wo:-k . Th •• e rr<> t i ve. ar",
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1. Coe rcio:1. a:1.d ~t"l" """1Q"l .r:-.• r.~ <. G::,,~d a."1d love fo~ r:-.one y "3 . ;)isp i <lyi:1.Q" courage and 10"''' o! adv,,::~,,=e ~. Lo ..... o~ amusement =::\ deviance
}:~,,~al a r.d poli:ical orien~a~ior. ,. e ar o ~ b<Oit"lg ~.armed
~~e Org~r.iz acio~ ~y us. motive s No.2 . 3. 5. a."1d 6 in rec rui lO"". "e.
Smu .... l .. u ~ho~~ sa.kir.~ poli t ical asylum ,>..dven t urers Wor~ers a c cofoeR . hops. ::es eau::ant5 . and hoe.ls P .. opl~ :' n "e~d Employees ar; bord",, ~, a irports. and s " a ports
T\l?u of Agent s ? e f erad by Th' American In~dlig .. ns;. Mency rC;A l :
1. Fore iqn of~iciah ... ho a r e dis enchanted wi~h the ir country's polici.~ and ar, l ooking ~o",a rd. the u.s. for gui danc , a nd direcc ion .
2. Th .. id .. o lo..- :'. ~ (wh o i ~ in hi5 coun~y but 1l~llins ~ hi~ Q"ov.:mr.-.. nt l is cons i d .. r e <l a v a lua ble c a tch and a good c a ndidat! for Am. rican !n~.lligence Ag ency {CIA] .
Offic i als who h<tve a la ... i~h lif.scyl. and cannot: k .. ep up us i nQ" ~hair regular wag .. s, or thos e who h<tv. w.akn!S$' S for «omen. other m.m, or dcoholic b.veraQ"es. Tn. .. gene who c a r. b@ bou .. ht u~ing th' dorernat"leione<l "",ans i s an u sy ~arge ~. but the "gent who consid .. rs .. hat h .. <loe B a noble cause i s diff i cult to r .. crui~ by enemy int.lligenc •.
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",,~ ~;,.,.o ;>t.:~., o se. $~"de,,,,s .. " d soldie r s ~c: co~,-~~ce. a~e co~s id8rAd va l uable ~arg~" •. t~e do~~~a~ir.q ac:d con"ro l li~g eleme~cs o!
Third ~:Qrcd So l dien are
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Recrui t~@nt S t ac ••. S U;>PO$~ ~he l . l .. mic Orqaniza t i on. with ~t . modest capabiliti e • . wane. co obeain information a bout an i~portant targe~ (impor~an~ p. r s anality. bui ldir~, CAmp. age~cy, t:\i,.~Hry ) . !~ :-: .. 5 oa do ~;'8 !ollowi"l/:
r;'od iDg ; h e ",geDr;: In t his SUI/e , ~he Orqaoi%aUoo pick~ th@ s u itabl@ pers an for ~upplying ~he information . The Orl/aniza~ion l earns abou t tha ~ »erson: His fi"ancial condi~ion, his fami l y statu~. hi~ po~ition regardi ng th@ I/ove~nmen", A"d h is w~ .. knesse. and streng t hs.
E"a l yAr; i ng the _W@r;t: In t h i s s tage. thR agen t i • .,heRd und&r conti~uo~ s observation to learn the ~imes of his departure ~a and r eturn from ..ork, the p lace~ he visits, che i~di"iduals he ~ee~~ , and his soc ial int~raction ~ith those ~hat he meet~ ~n coffee shops, c lubs, e~c .
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c ase the fir s t broth .. r fail s to d~velap :;,,'·the t « n l.,t. another bro~h@r takes over
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a:'~n lea~".::'n .. :'rom th., ~'..r~: ;OW"" ~:: e t .. r<; .. ,· ~ "' ... i<."le ..... (".,o tivln t!'.a.~ can boo e:<p !.o:'t e d l s "o;' <l~ ::;'s l ove for :no"ey, o"posio io" to tne gover.'-"'''''~. ,"ov .. ~or adve "t:.:,,-e, o~ d:'spl .. y cou~a .. .,.
~ .. -~- , '· ' -c -'- ,. ,~_~. ",., .;_"_~ _ ., .' ~ " "."". '" n" .. " .. ,~. • .... ,,~. ~v ~" .. _~ ,,<;, a",-, a pproa chi"l1 d t .. r .... t, co",e s the ."cond su .. e of :.-ec:.-"i::'''11 h'.. [n. Recruit;,n" rna.y be di~ .. c~ < ohac is. ulli;:," the all"": !'ra"kly a bout worki"," !or ehe Or .. anization tor a ~p.c'..!:'c a"d a .. r .... d-upon salary. A pr~se 15 secured in wr it::'nll or v e rbally. Or :.-.cr"i~mer.t rna.y be indire ct . tha~ is. into ..... "io" ma.y be t a k.,n from th .. tArll.,t without intorming him that h e i s a~ all .. n~. Tha, may be accomplished by lIivin .. h i m 1I;'!t~. ~ ;,aring hi5 joys and sorrows, and attemp,in .. to solve hi s " ,,"oohms.
this sta.... ~h. agen, is a.ssigne d to t e st his abili~y. loyal~y. and
dep.ndabiliCy . Th. agent dou not l<n"" that the O:.-ganizatio" alrea.dy has the ~ou"ht info ..... tion. If t~~ intorma~ion $uppli .. d by ~h .. a .. ent doe$ "ot match the O~ga"izatio,,'s ~xis,ing information. then the agent may b~ an ur.uliabl. s ourc. of information o r may be tryi n .. t o mi s l e ad t!"Je O:.-ga.nization. OUrin" the tes,ing stage , til e a ll.nt s hould remain under ca reful obs~rvacion to spot ,,11 !"!is ",.oveme"U .
6. T~ain~ng th .. A"e n,; This ~t" ... "ppli.~ to the r ecruit.d a gent, t!"Jat ::'s. the agent ~ho has been recrui,.d directly
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--:here mi9":t "Ot be any trainin9 ... t aU . The a9""0 'M.y ,,~ g~v .. n !r ... aom in his "'ork. r elyin9 on his instinct. t ... l e::ts. back;rouna. and the capabilities ot his .uperLor broth • .:r.
: The brothflr who mana\le~ the ... ;ent qualifications of ... perfe ct ~PY . a
.:,;::;~: : .:::::;;', an inoerrOqa tor. Ther .. are tloIO points ot '" on the a\le::t:
Mai::tai::i:: .. a stron" pe rsonal This t&ehniqu" provia"5 the ent i ces him to t .. k e cla::ce~ ~ith the information.
Ho.,@v .. r. t .. chniqu" has disa dva nta ges. Th" harri .. rs between a .. ent ana his superiors ... re removed. and the ag.m: may ask for many t hings tlat we r e not a greed upon.
"'" person managing the age::t trea05 th .. limts for th .. ~u:rpo .. " of possible. This oechniqu ..
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\,11"n wi"hing to r e cruit .on "g""''', ev"""" "hould oceu::na~u~.lly. You may agre. with ... fri~nd that h e invit~ th* person to b~ r .. c~uit~d for dinn .. r, or something s imil*,. l\'hih tha~ in"e rmediary ~~son i~ tall<ing with h:'rr., he notic .. s your a rrival at your friMld 's, guets you, s taru to conve:,,* with you, a nd invite~ you to sit down with th* p e r 50n you wa nt to r .. cruit.
~IhMl ...... tinll with th~ allent, mal< .. ~ure neithe r you or th ~ meeting place are being monitored. Do not .. nter a plac .. to ~ .. t with a n agent before h~ do~s. ~h~r~ could be a trap for you.
I~ you wait tor yout agent at the agreed-upon loc" t i on. you could"" "" tar'l~t for h im. B~ e speci;llly care ful i~ h e goes to the bathroom. one .. , in Bal'lium, an Ina eU Mo~s.d oUi c.er .. ..e an Arab .gent. A few minutes after they Mt down, th e Arab agent said tha t he had to go 'l~t somRthing . When he returned, t he I sraeli intellig.nc .. a'lent wa~ ~till th.re. Til .. Arab ag ent th.., pulled out a pistol and shot the Mossad agen t sev e ral times .
tn order to communicate with the agent, it is neCe SMI"y to spe cify loca tions s uch 4 S p a rl<s, a univ.r~ity carnpU& ar.a. Hc.
tt ~'" na c .. s~ary ~o continuously COlm\unica ta with th. ag.n~, to learn "bout his probl"rns and r"que"ts, help him as much " S poJOJOibl .. , lift his ~r.l., and ren.w hi~ confidence .
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War ia 3cill bllng waged between thl nationa and q r gani zationa. The [,I.-i.e organiza tiona can re.ort "0
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t)1I;/IDI-102 TRANSLATION
5- A r~~lar L~:~er is ... rieee:"! ",ieh a ballpoi:"!" .,.,n """l." not: "' i oh " .. c~ec ink . 6- Th~ quill a~ pIOn ~ho uld be ",a~ he" beforR and a:te r u s e . ~~" no~ ,, ~ """ "'ith ."Y o:~.e r ink.
Both ciphRr . and code are cons i dered i"""rcant :n<OanS o! conv.ying information wi ehou t: anyan. ather than the party to wh i ch it i s "ent b .. in~ able to d ecerrrdne ics content". Ci ph .. r" d~f~er ~rom code .
Ci phgrs; A l .eeer. n~ber, or symbol t ak~. t he p l ac. of anothe r letter. numher. or symbol. Th. nunbe r Il). the l e tter (H). or "h. "ymbo l (~l could take "he place of the number (3 ) . "h. lecte r (D). "he symbol (O J . or any other n"""",,r, symbol, or letter. Not i c . t ha t i n s imple ciphe rs that the same n~r or symbol always repla ces the s am@ l . "t. r , while in compl i caced c iph. rs, whi ch are curr.ntly in us •. the S&IDe symbol and number rep l ace a diffe r ent l ette r each tiI ...
Code; I t: consi.t: . of symbols, words . Or groups of l .. tt. r s c hosRn to r epres ent or ",xpr&u other ... orch. 0". word could ha" ......... n l "",an ing~. or could represent: a compleee se n tence. or cou l d be a long para~raph accordin~ to thB sys tBm us .. d. Scient i" es hav .. prov"",, t ha t: the ancient Egypt i an" , J"~~. Gree ks
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and ROITllln S used ciphers and cod ... [They "' .. ~ .. aho usedl d"rinll ~,,~ Middl e Ages. simple choUllh ch"y znay h av e be.,n. li ): .. simply put t;~!111 """'ry l etcu in the place o! the l etter t;ha t follm<ed i~ i::t a ~.,.,cific ... rrangan> .. nt of the alpha b et . Spe cific letteu only mi llht ha ve been substituted. Se cre t ~ritinll d"v"lop~d and too): on mor e complica t e d forms. ~rica e nt e r ed wor l d War II because of a s ecreC me~s all" that ! .. ll into the hands of Britis h Intelligence in 1937. ",hich ~as Sent by the Ge~n Por .. illn MiniKtu [Zi""""rmann) to the Gennan Ambassador to Me x ico. The British l earne d frC<l\ the d"ciphBrBd 1. ttBr that thB GentWlns "' .. re planning to ~ag~ ... ll-out &ubmarine ~arfare u5inll. The lette r contained a proposal that Mex ico enter t he wa r on the sid e o f the Germans . ~ith the provision t ha t atter th~ victory. Me~ico "'ou l d acquire Taxas. Mizon.> . and N ..... Mexico. The !lri t ish Fore i gn Minister ( Ba lfour ) turne d the l e tter over t o the Amo!o::ica ,,- Ambassador in 1.ondon. who i n t urn .,.,s s ed i t on to t he White Hou se, ~hich con!;rmed the auchencicity of the l e tt e r (by c~@ckinql the [oriQinal l ciphe red l @tter and corrRl at inll i t wicn the code . Con" .,quently ........ ric ..... ntered the war a".inat Gennany. !I"t~ Roosev e lt and Churchill M c apecl. d e ath I><!!c<lu$e of a German t~anslaCor'5 illnounee . He ",a$ dee;'pher;'nll an enciphered :neS5alle i~ Spa niBn. Both RoosevBlt and Churchill ha d aqre.d to meet in C ... sablanca in 194~. Spani&h spies in Wa"hinllton learned of eh., n ews , a nd they s e nt. this in an enciphered me~saqe to Hitler. The German t r a n s l ator rac@iv. d i t for deciph.rinll . and he read the :'lame a,. ~"'o words: (Ca~a). ",hieh rn<l<lfls (hou&el. and (B lanca), which m~"ns Iwhi t e). So he translated the mes s ag e
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chac eh,,:.;h'l1 lL">C !'loo.ltV.it w.~. 1I0i"", co ... ~ ~r. ch. Nhi~., ·HOu ••• Gennan ai ~c~af: w.r. no: ab le to p4n.tr. te AmericL~ .:: ~p.oc •. and bo:h C!1."rc!l.ilL and ROo ... vtl~ UCt~ .
typt. 0: Ciphe r a An~ cRdt •. 1. tncipht ring with coordinates. 2. Enclphed"g ... ·i."'h ~ymbo L . and ,...,rd8. 1. Enciphe ring boo l<s. n.wlpapers. a nd ~~ga%ine •. Secret writing muSt hBve two i mportant element. without whic~ ~t i . not a tru .. ciph~:. They ar .. , Tht Firat Element: It mult ha ve . general sy. t em on which the .endet .."., racaivI!r s .gr •• , ...,d i t i. no ...... lly a tixed [.yst_l. Tht Sicond E1 'nt: Th.rt .... t be a speci.l I<ay whi.;h Chanl!,," ~ rom t iN to t;"""'. The c~phet kay .... y be ~'ad o r • nu:rber or II r o"," o t nuri>er l. It could aLIO be c .... ..,nd of • word, .n ~xpre •• ion. Or . lenCance according t o whft t w., .gt"" upon ...... ng eht corr.:;pondentl. Thi. key i. ,,&ed to decode ella ciph~r. and. i. wllat dict.o.t: •• the ' tep ' required t o tnciphar any secre t I acur. There .ra • f ew other et_au which •• cret writinll '"-Un h.~. though las~ impor t ..., : than the tWO prltViouily mantioned tI.IIl~onti. Th. m • ••• g. mu . t ~ short •• h.r»ly d .. linta ted. and u"-de:"u,,dabl • . Th. key _.t bt chang..,. perf.odica.lly. s o ~h.a t the . "amy does not obt.in it and [ ther.by lot able tol rtad all t he ..... g • •.
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Moth ... ~ric !'Ie~hod: 'l'!'Iere i. anot~: oethod by "hich 0:" car. encipher ... Iing diqits .. s foLl~: W .. 1 .... ". ou~ the nUllll><or5 (8, 9, 01 ~rom cha "",'\\ben .... ..s in th .. dpha:.
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Notice that this tiphar co ... ld be Uled ovar the t .. l~hon~ o r radio, but it wouldn't be good tor latters ba<:a ... sa th.,. could be discover..s too .... sily,
''''PO:;.,.t Not~: 50_ .... y ask. _ can a b.-otha~ (thit raea;,,,er l i<noIo what chit &~ndar wanU , when Itot ,,~nd. it lett .. ~ wi th nothinq W e nUltbers plAced n"xt t o .ach other, Like in thit previous exampl.: O~ A~OW? BOT!. REIS ALJM?WRI? (~. br others killed the Pre,ident o f the R"pubHc, 1
S)Q 40010560350180301t00506003002S 108001501601300
We .ay that i t is possible, a. we mencionad in t h ..... cond ~thod t o a li fll-ni,..ta """"" numbolr. ar>d u.a th"'" a . separatou, bot_
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OK/BM_10' TRANSLATION
~ e~a~ple ' o f ~he s~cond ~e~hod , Q~ ALAOW? BQTL W;IR ALDAOL:? (~h~ b~oth~~s k" lled ch~ Minister o~ ~he I~t~rior.l
OM Q=2' A.~ l M_33 ALA01\'? .. , L_32 ,., W~3& ?E35
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3S~7327111~2 1l33714~63232723536732133127
r.'h.n w .. pu~ the numJoer « 0 1 ) ~o se~r"t .. bet", ... m the l .. ~te:s , io ",ould be as fo l lows: 37 032 070101103 20101J03701403603 20302702035036070320103301027
To corr.pUcac. ~he cipher somewhat. we woul d put ~h .. numbers (9, 8, 0 1 a 5 ~ epar"tors in one method.
The mechod of symbols a nd numbers: We se~rat .. ~he l .tt .~s o~ t h .. "lpru.b .. t i nto a number of groups. an<l each 'Oroup i s coznpos.d. o! a number of <l1'O it5.
Ex""".;>l .. : I t is possible to ..... ke six 'Oroups . and so .. ach \/roup ",ill b" composed o f five number., .. ",cept for th .. laH \/roup. which wou l d hav. only four (s ic] number~.
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$~" =h G '~"I> r ,!:h C~""I> ~_r<h "",rd ere"," .- hro = ~ """P Gro"" ~r_1>
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ttl_ atta~ tMt. every II1'CIUP ha. .... ~i!ic: .yri:>ol. and """'<Y l a tte .. i n th .. ,""oup ha l .. eptlcHic: n~r. 10 tha cipher "'ill be . 1 followl:
• , • • c 0 ,. , NIIL KQ , , • '" " • • • " " .. C T B A •
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, • • " , • • , " .. , , • ~l. ' ,.= the !ollowi nll •• n t.nca by ... an. of thia eipher :
M.?JWH At.$A-~ ALSAB-? ~ (The attack will be at .evan i:> n.e 0101'::1:>11.1
ill-1Jiffl , 0 , , , • • 0 , • • , ill-SA "1 , 0 , , , • , 0 , • , • Al-SAB " ? , 0 , , , • , 0 , 0' • '" .~. , • ' 0 , 0 1 0 1 0
I:> o rder not to mix up the lett"r. when decod i ng the ciphe r. it i, pollibla to choo~a .. , ymbol othar t han
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...... oth.r ""'tho~ for Iymboll .nd nW'!lber l: For th11. we uae Be" .. " drel .. , and ~~ ch c i r c le c,mtaiM four l "tt"n • •• foll <»> s,
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Exampl" , AQTL ?ZA ALUAGWT IKill this e!.e vi l . ]
AQTL IS". original ~or symboh.)
1U (S_ origin .. 1 for aymboll. )
~1JACWT lsee ori;inal tor ')IIIIboll.]
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I" o rder tor One to know the eon t "Xt o f th .. _usg", it waule!. be 5 .. nt to Ceh .. r ec"iv"r l a. follow.,
is .... the original .'orabi. e tex t for t h " symbolt . 1
It 11 po .. 1bl" to ~"par.tI betw""" .ach wore!. and. th" on" tha t fo ilowl i t by placing a I~ific a)llllbol betwe"n .. eh wore!. lother tl'.ar. a .ytri>ol alr.ady pr •• ..,t . )
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3- Th@ L~tt~: * @thod: Th e r @ a r e 2 3 l@ct~rs in t hQ Arabic la~qua~. _ W@ ~limi~ao@ (31 l Q~~e r ~ ! r orn t h e (281 l ~ t t er $. and (by way 0: ex arr.p hl the l et=en .... di,,,.l.,,at e a re IC-G - ZI, a nd M ' .... ha v e a chart ",it;' {5 1 ~:oup~ conai ni"g- {lSI l Q~t .. rs a~ tollow~ :
" • . 0 • , , , 0 ,
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" Not .. : th .. A:ro",~ found to th& ri~ht o f th. c~rt i ndicat e t ha t w"' mus t t .. k~ t h .. l a.t hor izontal letter. [See orillinal for arro ... s. I
Example: If we had a ,"ord c o ",>,<,sed of a nUlOloer o f l ett@r~ lik e {RANI , ",h,on omdph e rl.nll. the fir s t letter {KJ would be IWLI . Tha ~ i • . for t h i s lett e r IKJ, ~h@n .ncipherinll , the r . would be (t~o letter~ ) . o n @ h ori zonta l l ~ttar and the oth@r would be t he
v@rt i c al. The horizontal wou l d be th ~ (WI, ane:! th .. v@rt ical ,,",u td be t h .. {L I. and t h e " est of the lnt@rs o f tn .. wo r d (KAN) would be done th@ s <tme ~ay . It ttle laH la~ ter of t h e 5chedul~ ... e r ~ n e .,d.@d. . like (H). ttlen ir. thi s c as." "" woul d. endph." th. (11) .. s ~oll ""'s : (11.). If i t "'n~ tha l a tt .. : (N). ",., woul e:! .,nciph., r it u f ol l ows : (SI) " nd 50 forth .
Examp l e: AQTL ?ZA ALUAGWT ( Ki ll th i s d @vil. )
AQTL A_MH Q~?L T~ ~H L~I·
?ZA ?~T I Z_No t f o und on the cha r t 50 ~e (exchanll@ ] th., l ett. r ID) f or it , ~nd when
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ALUA~~ A.MH L_I' U_WY A_MH 0. :5 also not !oun~ ~n the c~r: . ~O we aeal wi~h i t .~ it it i l ani'). and when the cipher is broken. put it in its original f orm {G I a _ML W.J I 1 07M . The enciphered sent.nce WOuld be .s follo~.: MH?L?HI'TINSKHMH!"WYMHLJI?M. Wa ~. t " •• one of the thr •• lette .. a t~t ~r' cancelled le - G-tl to .epa .. a .. e ~t~ •• ch word fr~ the [ fo llowingl on •• NOte: 1: would be incorr..: .. t o u" this chart the ..... "'Y ., the previo"8 0"". bee ...... it ia {t,.oo -'-Yi !o .. an en-.y to ~iqur. Ou t en. co:\te"t of the _ .... <;1. and ite ci pher. TIl.refo" •. ~ ~k • • specific key for thi. charc. which no on. know. except ~or the ( •• "d.,,) .nd the (nrc .. i"" .. ).
An Exarrtpl. of the Key: The lend" .. !lIld r.c.iver 11\&1' agre" that the kay tQ the ciph" .. (eM table) (b.] a word or an ..... ' AEW ALfRJ I for ex ampl e ) , a nd 10 the ~ipher table wo~ld be a~ !ollowl<
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Note' we tOOk (~"""'thin91 away ~ro:n t h .. word [AlIW M.fRJ ) ABW LfRJ. We rerr>ove<! the AUf (AI f()und in ALFRJ , [theretore) t h e word Will" ABW LFRJ, and efter wrltin9 it in the cipher ke y IABW M.FRJ), we write the 25 Inten o~ th .. alphalat tMt _ know, noticing that we Mve rftlOVe<! tha letters which were .... i n.", in tM k ey /Iol!W ALI'RJ ) (ale) e. in thO! proovioul tabla .
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Exampl. , AQTL 'ZA ALUAG~~ [Kill ~hi5 d.vil.]
Solucio~: AOTL A."F Q.a' ~_B? T'"Z L.n= nA ~.F' Z.W~ ~r.a" it a5 if i~ i5 .. DEN; A."F ALUi\G'~"!, "' = " F L.NF .... · f G~\'.'~ ~::.ac it a s i ! ic i s a " ~? ... 1'j_KF T. " Z
~~e:efore t~e cipher COm9S ou~ as follows, "F!!? " ; NP ... ·N; " F " PNFNY " F"?AKF" ;
~e~ we n~~d Co ins~rc one of th~ three 1~tt~~5 (C-G-ZI becw@@TI uc~ enciphered word. 5 0 cha t the l.~cers don 't !le t mixed u p with @a ch other. Cons.quently. as an examp@ w. choose che l e tc@r (ZI. and then ehe ciph~r I the. "nciphlOr"d l"tter would be as fo llows , I "PIP " ; NFZI' "N; " FZ "FNF"F?AKF " ;Z The n . will no t b@ .. ny mi.tak~ wh~n t he (rec e iv .. rl b"l/ins d e codinl/ ~he ciph .. r, becau~e he knows tha t for each actua l letter , che n ' Ilr .. t wo enciph .. r .. d lett.rs. ( He also knows ] chac b .. tw~en @ach word .. 00 t h e on .. which foll"",s i~ ch.re is one of ~h. ~hree .l e uers IZ-C - GI.
III'.po::unc Not. : 1 - It is possible ~o wri t . ~he secr~t word (the key to the tabl~1 eithIOr horizontallY or vertically. ( 2-] a is possible when endph e r i nq u s ing t he pr""ious UbI. ::0 choos e one of th~ fo llowi ng method$;
A-Th~ ~abl. could u~e d de~cending-descendinl/ ~y~ tem (two arrows down ] .
s_ The t .. b l " could use"" IlScending-ascendinl/ s y st<:m ( two ar~ows up ] .
ttlt/ BK- ll J TllANSLA.TJ:ON
c: T~@ ~able could use a descanding-ascendong . y . t@m and ~~. oppo~ i~ .. ( .. n arro<o' up and another .. rrow downl .
Iioweve r, both s ide . Ialst b .. awar. of thi . {~he ~.nd.:-~he receive:l.
- If it happen. tha t any number. appe .. r in the messa;e whil .. we are ,",sin; a letter cipher, then ",a bf!.gin , for e xample , by ~ritinq the nurnber~ 11-2 - 3 ..... 1 with 1~tter. IWAHO- ACNIN - CLAC'I (One-t"o- thre~ . _ .. ____ I
Not . thae "'It do not write ACNIN or CLAC ? becauu we have eli~ina ~ ed the l et t e r ( C "I from the table.
To complica"e the cipher we ~crarnbl. the leturs and {"",ke l ~he'" uncornplica~ed i n the tabl~.
To ( a l ao ] corrplicate the cipher, we c .. n e"chang~ the l etter ... i th ~h. one above i~ , and while d~coding it, the receiver take. the l e"te r that is be l ow it . On th .. o t her hand, the l etter below it Ca n b e ~ritten and when de coding it, the lette r above i s taken.
Th. coordinates method: I n orde r to d evi.e a cipher wi th th i 5 method, .... make a table in which eve ry letter in thr a l phabe t corresponds to a number in the vertical column and a , ette" in the horizontal row, and i n t h e tabl~ w@ write the (251 l e t ter s " s follo,.- ,, :
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• , , ,
I , ,
, 0
" " "
, " , , ,
, " , , ,
, , , • "
Note t~a~ w. hav~ eliminated the chre .. l .. tt . r ~ (C - Z-GI .
Observation: Thi s cipher ( encipher~d ~abl el is very ea~y fo r any averag .. penon to break or s olva; th .. rutorlt it muSt be "",d .. ::lOr .. co~licated .
Kow ~O eomplica~~ i~, 1- Scr~le the (2 51 letter. ot the a lphabel: i n tha ~a;ol e wi.thou t a.ny aaquence.
2- Leave .om. squarea in the table blank !or .ubterfu9. o~ ~o: any conti.n9.ncy .
~- Inatead of writ inq tha coord inatea of the desired lett~r . ~e writa the coordinBte. tor the latter above it. and when the r eceiver breaks it, ha taka. the lower l atter . It i. alao pOSSible to write the lowe r latter, and when breaking take ~he leuer ebove .
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Tha key Qt the cipher i. KlI.M ,1D1 ( ~,,_ ~ouhdi ) (liay Clod release him) .
~.ample, AST" D AHD ALAOW? MN :D1 ALT"ZIB (One of tha martyr. died du. t o the s eve"e torture.)
SoLution, A$'I','D A.I'I3:I $_119 '1'>0 1170 , ·132 ?iK96 ~" ~ A_M32 K_nl2 ~" ~, A"I'I32 L·UO A_1t.l2 0 ·1(20 ' _00 1·"'96
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with .. D-R9
Oburve =m.t wh@n w. b40g'fI .nciphering t he s.nc.nc. lAST: ~D AlID MJJ:M? !HT :.L't"Z!31 [One of the brot~u "'ied under tortur. l, "e tOOk the le::er ~ro .. above (we didn 't use the actual Lec:e: l. and the brother who ... c eive. it must take the letter from t.neath wh~l. deciph. ring lett.rl.
Likewise there is in ths WOrd (ALT"ZIB) the 1.tts .. (t l .• nd ;t _a on. ot the 1et : ... s _ dropped I Z-C-G). 'l'berefore. _ took in itS plece a similar letter. the [D). L~ the rec.iver would knQw t ha t f~ the m.anir.g of :h~ word.
'l"ha.-. are abo leuen which did not ha .... any (oth .... 1 above or below. like the IK-H-N- ?-W). There fore. we apply the a&lfl& steps ~lch ~r' followed. We look for the letter which i, abov .. it. 10 for exampl@, with the lette .. (K) , the letter lUI i. con,ider,'" higher than it. With the letter (WI. the letter S i s con. idered hi l1h@r ebBn i t. and so to rth.
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KlDNAPIM> J.ND ASSASSrtU,T IONS
USING
RIFLES AND PISTOLS
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UX/BM-1l7 TRAHSLATION
"n"roduccio~ to Pis tol s , ' T~R pi~"o t ~a~ inv~n~~d in the fift~~nth cen~ury AD, a nc it i s "'0'" IT.e r ely in the mo~t r e c .. nt of i t s p nas .. s of d ev& l o >X'l"nt. At . t~" b.gin.~ing , ?i $ ~Ol ~ were Made by h&nd in var iou$ ~izes. Th.y w .. r .. !ir .. d using a gunpo~er fuse which ignited ~he ; u:":powd .. r c~e r\le , ::hru~ tin\l ~h<o bull.t forwar d through ch. barrd . The pisool unde rwe nt long pha$.~ of deve l opmen t unti l on. calle~ "th@ r ~volver " Wa$ ?roduced. The credi t for Makin; it popular ~oes to Samue l Col t , bu t it would be a mistake to consid e r ~irn th~ i nven tor o f thi~ pistol. becau~e he was not an .xpRr~ in ~<oapon& . Ra ~h<or, he ",as v e ry w~al~hy and he ~~~ .. d his wea lth to ~ati~~y hi s d~~ ir~ ~o a cqui r e weapon~. He produced ~h~ first rRvolv. r i n la3 5 . I~ was made by h&nd. a nd th&n by machine~ t n lar;e quanciti e s. Innovation~ lcontinu~~ ] d~v~ lopin~ until ~he automa~ic ?is t ol designe~ by an AUStrian a ppe a red in ISS 3 AD. Thirt een years la t ~r in 1896 anoth~r pis~ol ca~ on ~he scene call~d th@ "Mauzer." wh;ch is still i n use t o t h is day. A lar\l~r numb@r o f pis t o l s haVR a ppeared , and there are still continuou~ d~velopmen~s an~ innovations. Pistol manufacturer s pre fer th~ automatic pis~ol ov"r thR r evolver. ~hich has l a r ; ely ! all .m in~o ~isuu. -~h~ Character;s~ics and ShOrtCOMings of the Revo l ver and Automatic Pistol : ! - ChaucU ;-i.gi Ci of "he iIlltomarlc-ACtjoo P in tol; '.fe ",ould call a pistol an autOlM~ic .. hen the.-e i$ more than on~ :r,<oc han; c al movemen t takin~ p lace. When the pistol is fired. i t r ~ turns th~ movin~ components to ~h. rR~ r , Rxpel$ the empty car~.id~ ... and loads a new round in its f i ring chamber . Thi s contirru~~ until th~ magazine i s ~mpty. :~ i ~ lik~~t5e po55ible ~o cal l a pistol a $emi-autom.t i c. a ccordin; to t he type of firing ",he n i t fires one roun~ a t a t i:ll@. ! ts charact e~;'s~ic $ are: ~ - The magazin e holds a number of roun~s (from 8 - 16].
( ' ] Revi ew ~he memorandum, "1\11 About Handguns', in detai l.
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2- The ~par~ bulle e s !or thi s pis to l are in the r~serve !I'.a~az~"e . 3 - Ie o"ly eak~~ a ~hort ti~ to load it . ~- I~ c.n be conce a l e d eas ily because ot its s mall size . 5- I~ s proj e c e i l e has ~ re.t .cce l e ration . which make s it ~ore a ccurate .
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4_ Xt i s not s uieable for firing from the holster becaus e of ie o rr.echani c a l a ct i on. s ince aher it is tired. the components tha t ar~ pus hed !orward .nd expel ~he bullet throu~h the barrel. r e turn to the r ear, a nd >IS they return , the empty c a rtridlje is expelle d. then the componenes moV<') forward c ... rryinlj .. n<ow round .. ~he ho l ster is small a nd doesn't allow the components to r e turn to the rO!ar , a nd could block che way of the eq>ty c a r t ridge . whereby ehe action malfunctions . . 5 - It can ' e u s e any bulle r . orh Rr rhan those specifie d for it . becau~e o~her bulleta could have a l a rlja char\j~ of qunpowder. There for e . upon fir i nlj , the greatRr thrust of g.5 would push the cc<r.pon~nu ~o t h e ~ear wi th greater force ~han t hey can b40a r . ,,-~d ~o perhap s aft". firinlj onc~ o. twice , t he piseol could br .. ak in c"'o .
1- Th .. s hoo t er doesn't ne~d a l oc of motion to cock it, sinc~ i t i~ s u ffi c i enc to press ch@ hamme r. and the chamber revol ves to l oad " nd cock th~ pi.tol, 2 - A rMlfunc c ion. like a jammed bulle t. doe s not pr e vent one . . . ' " .rorn contlnu."1j Co ure . l- The r e volver rarely malfunccions . , - I ~ do~sn'c n e ed a specia l s a f e ty devi ce , and eve" i f i t d i d :~a v .. one. it "'Ou ldn't hinde r the accion ot the hammer . S- Ie is pr"f~rabl" f or as s a •• ina tions b~cause the e mpty sh~11 5 a r .. k .. pt i nsid ... IDakinlj i~ d ifficul t
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tor ;nv~st i ~ators co d .. ~ .. rmin ~ thR location from which the p is ~o l was fir~d. Ic al s o mak e s i. t di tficul t to de cermine tt ..
le"k~ '.'n .. " H fires, which 5!"tOrt . 4 - Th. v.loc~~y of ~he bu l l~~ ~nae of an a utomacic. 5- The cylind~r doe$ not hold hold !ive or six bullet~ .
~~p~cially old~r one~, to l oad i~.
be~",e en the cha:nber MId barrel bullet de»m and c"u~~~ i~ to :,,11
!~om .. r ~volv~r i s slow~r than
"",ny rounds. ~ inc~ i ~ c a n only
wi th O."1.~
wh"th~r
Th~refor ., you ar. in .. defensiv. situation .,he re an adve:~ary appears by s urprise, pull you: gun from the holst.r and f ire a t h i m r i~h~ a~ay on,,_hand~d wi~hout aimin~, Conv.rsely, if you a:e a ttacking or amJoushing an adversary, you shou l d hold the p istol with both hands, becaus", 1 - Ho l d i ng the pis tol ~ith both hands decr .... ~~s th .. r .. coil. 2- Holding the pistol with both hand~, The strong domina nt hand pus hes th. pis to l forwa rd and ~h. o~her pul l s to the re .. r with "ll .. s .. me force, thus making a firm grip on it. 3- Using bo t h hancls pr@v .. n~s theln from tr..,ru,ling or ,.haking and :hus eh .. pistol a l ~o. 4- Hold ~h~ pistol with both hands to be steady a nd firm, . specially when tiring seve: .. l shot •. so you won't be !o:c .. d ~o ad j u~ t your grip on the pis tol.
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abova ~ha lockir:g c..vic •• nd no~ be".atil .t, and 1~ should be or: dI. la~t sida o~ the pht o1. So tl'..&t it dcaln' t push tha locit.ng device ! nsid. tn. g roove of the u~.r ~rt and caua. t~e ",,"chantcd "'v_"'n~ to ""' l~unc :ion. 2- ~. fl •• hy PAr t betwe.n the thumb and i,~e~ fing.r o f :he tight h5nd holding the pistol should be behind and bene. th the (moving) par:~. ~o •• not to dia tu:b the m wi th your hand ~h~n ""'''ing: the pistol s hould be cene"r"d v.rtic. lly in tha p.o.lm of the hand . 3- Th. ind. " finge r .hould be "'ound th .. trigger, and th~ ust should be on the piatol grip. , - ~. l. ft t~umb should be eMlt ered on the tigllt tll..w.. a:ill bod: of t"- should be c.ntered on til. locking devic • • ".ithar (too l tight 0 : (tool loosa but with .. -.:111. ... (grip) . Thot o elI"" hng .. rs o r the l~ft Iwu\d sl\o1.1.1d be On t~ gtip o "er th .. fhlll .. n of the r ight hand and intertwined with tnem to contr ol the grip on t he p1,tol. ~- Don't l .. a~ any 5pace between your hand and tha p i stol, but control your grip on it. It Ihould not be part of you, 10 don·t g:ip i t too h a rd. bec. u.8 t ll.t will a ffa ct tile ner". ' and musc l •• which could cause the hand to waiver and make the ~hot .. iu. Se. ' hi dr.wing belOW;
( Pic : ,,~. of .. pistol wio:h the caption; I The locking devica. loe. t ld on ~h. 10W<tr poort
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'!'he m&chanical "c~ion co ul d. malfunction ",hil~ firin". a s s hOW:l i~ :h~ d.awin". because the thumb i~ ~oo c l o&e co the l owe . lock:'r.g device . Th"r"torR. p .. rh .. p~ b"cause of a ["rip) tha~· . ~oo firm. the t humb p ~~~~e~ ~he l ockinll de vice on th~ l owe. p&rc o f the pis~ol inside ~he g roove of the upp~r pa.~. caUSing the rn~ch.nica l a c tion to ma l func t ion while firing.
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;,no;he~ Wa y ~o .,,,1<l. r.he Pist0 ! wi th !loth Hands 1 - The dllht thumb Ilri.,.,inll thR .,i~to l .. ho" ld b.. slilll::;l y abov .. the rr.all~ zine holdR~. 2 - Th. l d e ~h"ml> Should b.. centered ov",r t!l., :illht ~hU!\'.b . ~nd w~ ~ollo", ::he ~e"",irrinll four Heps in th~ fir st .... thod. 3- ~~ ~ollow the pr .. vious St"'PS i n th~ f ir~t method .
Qb~e;ye the fglloWing drawinq
ED:aw;ng with caption sayinq: ] Ho l dinl/ th", pistol with both handsll Notice that the dl/ht th=.b i .. .. lightly above the magazine holde r. and th. l~tt thumb i .. ove r it . Holding the pi$ tol and f iring i t with the right hand .
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Qh .. ;y. ;b, : g 'lowi;Jg drawing
[Drawing ~ith oh, eaption: 1 Grippin; th{l automati c phoo l with both rn.n<l.. ~otie. that th. 1,ft index fin;,r is r,stin; on th' trioq.r \lulI,d
Ob3'ry' tht fgllowing \lnwiog
UJ: / BII-124 TUolfJIoATt9'f
. l!:Iuowinv vitI"! the f o llowing captio,, :] NOtice bow the Ie!: ~AL1d i. pl~c.d under ~1"Ie bu t t of the piatol f or bt l ence
" MfttiMx' t9 !iQld IQ j\.HllIMtic H U gl wi t h 90' HInd )- wt ~ollow tl"!e previously mention.d Itepa wh.r .by the righ~ thumb I , . lighrly ,bov. ~he maga~in. holder, and if w. wer e to u. s the ,.cond method. it wou l d b. I good gri p . 2- The fl • • hy par t of the hand b.twe." the tl"!umb and the ind. x fing. r a l"!ou l d be behind and below the (MOving] partS to
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avoid ~i~~yrbin9 t hem ~it~ yoyr ha nd ~il. movcn~ . 3- ~e index finge r is :naide the tr:gger (gua r d] or ov e r i~ w;:h ,he rea t o~ the pia t ol g rip.
[Dra~ini wi th the following oaption,] Gripping the automatic piato l ~ith Ona h and No tice tha placement ot t~. right th~ [The right thuftb ia slightly above t ne ~ga2ine holdarl
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excep~ for :!1. .. a~~ :h. bo~~om (bu::
t:h .. : ;h. pinal ting .. r . hould be '''' :he
wHh the same IIl$th<!>d und to hold .o;,;there i . .. slight diffe rence; t!'le .• set on .. lI.l:>o,,* the otber .
oo..rv. the following drawing. ot revolven
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(D~awi~v ot a revolve~ ~ith the ~ollow~~~ caption:] 1'I'>.e .eC"o~d _tb.od OlUn be tM ,u. as that uaed to hold a" automatic piatol, but there • • a .livht di!!e~.nce, it i. that :b.e tWO thu=bs are held f irmly next to o~e .noth.~.
[Drawinv ot a revolver with the tollowinv caption :) NOtice thet tb.e thumb and three o t he r !in~era hold the grip a r ound the butt firmly end ........ ly to avoid IIXWi.ng the pistol when !Irlng continuously. ~e ift4ex !i~~e~ ~st be on the trigver ! rom the firat shot.
(D::" ... i,,~ of. revolve,. with til. Iollovtn" c."tion,l Sorr ... put el,. l.h tll~ ov.n ttl" : ~9ht hand t o pull tU """,C: to th. :.ar , ThU ... thod ."""Id nOt ~ us!!d viu. an a"tOlMt ic " i.tol. bl!t i t i. fin. for th. r.volv.r bee"u,. it isn't ass.mbIfld with (movin.g( 1"':",
(Orawin.g of a revol ver with th. follovin" caption: I We are not able ~o us. ttl, s method wi th an. automatic "i.to l baca\lg. i t it dan"arou~ for the thumb whar. tha aaaMlbly of lmovin~l partt are rel.a . Rd, With th1. mo t ion th.:. i. an (opVO.it. :.act ionl and the thumb coul d be cut off,
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_t t ........ r lne ""''''' ;r. the ~~e14 .in"e Wodd war II . It .... design..:! by Mi l<h.&il lY.la.8 hnikov. who .... ~ born In 1920 in Siberia. He entered ~he So"i. ~ .rmed force s in 19]9 and "' •• seriously woundlld. for which he reeeiv..:! the Re d Sta r Hed.l . The de~lgn of the tir..: Kala.hnlkov. t h e AX4? wa. influanced by a GU7Nn r itl .. .. hlch h e (Kala. hnikov] c_ ,,-cro •• IoIhUe he .. a~ in the hospital . He wa •• 1.0 influe nce d by a Soviet automatic ~·a.pon . the "aas " "",chine gun. p;ala.hnikov developed and. in..,r oved upon hh d U . and "re~ent ..d it to the Inspection Cc.a.i.aion of the Det."se Mini.try in :WacOI<'. which rftCtwIDWnde<l u.1nll t his 7.62 _ rUl • . 1n 1935 • ~i~ic.tion .... ~d.. to the des ign o f t he f i rat ~itle. t he "AK41 " " and the autoastic "AKI O" rifle .... p r oduclld .. ccording to 4e5ign modification. Tb. production of t he KslUhnikov apr e ad to the ar":'ISla o f saveral for .... r W .. r .... '" .... ct countrl ••. Th. nWllber o f pie" .. pr<><l.uc~ or u.ed i ••• ti ... ted at ten t o t wenty million. The Ka l a.hnikov i s ",till comp. titiv. with the American )1- 16 which. "' •• d •• igned i n 19 6' and was brought i ntO •• tV1Ce in the mi d .ixti ... .
'" ( " J Rav i~ the Kalashnikov l."on in detail.
pl!t~ir,g pressure on the :,ig~e r r a the r t han sque~zing ie, ~werv. f rom ~h .. :.rget,
nrus Or ne""e~, ... hoch cocld be cau~ed by
origge r and by ~ulling the causin~ ~he pis~ol ' s muzz le
!'"erefor", th" ~oll """in~ consitleruions a r" nec .. ~~"ry ",he" aimin~ a nd Shooting. 1 - Co~~ro1 your~"lt whil. ~queezing :he tri~~er so a s ~o not ~hake the pis~ol. <- Squeeze -the ~rigger wi~hou~ ~oo ~ch force, and don'~ pull che tri~~er becau sR thts ~i1l cause the pistol's muzz l e :0 dip dow:: . 3- Don'~ le t the sound of ~he round dischargi~g or the explo.io~ affect you, ~nd don't focus on anticipatirr~ the sound of :he explo ~ io~ because thi s ~ill cau~e uncon~ciou. tr"mbling in your ha TIc:\ ~nd ~he pis ~o l. 4_ Th e body should be normal. not t.nu, .nd :he joints r e l axed; r.Ot coo ti~h~, and not too loo~e. s- ~'h ~n firing, lAI~ the cro~~pi"ce of your si~ht drop to the top of th" b e ad a nd th~ front si~ht ~o the c enter of ~h" carge t; -thao i ~ , there mus ~ be tour (objects ] . th~ ri~ht eye, che center of ch" ~ight hou~ing, the bead on t he front &ight, and the CRn~.r of th~ t~rg~~ must be lined up and fire the pistol a t the cen~e~ of the target . This app li@s wh@TI you ~re close to the t ar~ .. c .. nd ~ravity doe~ not .. !fee: ~he bullet . With rin"s and when ~oc &: s hort rang". fire low (sicl and at the center of th~ ta,"~ .. c . 6- Close the l e ft eye ~hil" tiring if you ar .. f iring wi~h ~he righ~ hand . a."ld v i c e v .. r sa [wi th the left] . 7_ Don't Uke too long ""htl .. aiming so your ne rve s don 't s ha ke .
Impn.A!!t Notu; 1. If the rouod hit~ above the t arget. this means that you ar~ holdi~~ th~ pi~~ol grip ~oo firmly. 2 . H ~h .. round hits to the right of the u~gec. "his means ";,a,, you a r e ~rippin~ the pistol too tightly. which rB~ult s in .,ulli!!g th~ pi&tol to th~ right becau& .. it i& pre~~ing eg~in&t ehe o~he r grip from nervousn"~~ .
ttK/BK_l!l TRARSLATION
3 - If ~h@'round hi t s left of the ta r get thR opposit~ i ~ true.
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" 2- par t t<>inh" .. . 3- ~. heart, and thi. 4- The .t.,....ch $-1 · The ."i"",1 colwm
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pa~a o f the body or (wne .. e ~" I ! ~ •• " " ehe.e spota on t he pe rson aut:
t WO ey ... . no • • , and lOO"th i s a ahculd not a im "bova. to t he l .. te. l • • t the round g l.n~e ott .
",;;, the v e in. &n(l .. r terie. e""'"
i. t he letha l part . TIl. Livu 6- The k idney.
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~!StmglCl of '!'yp91 9= .... " .. inui9OJ!;
place on 3122/1948 AD in Eqypt . Al-judqa who viewed the Engllih prestm~ in . w.~ t ha per lon .... llin.ted. Al -~zander had
• ."ere sentence. .g.in.t personnel in the covert KUlli~ Sroth.rhood {AI - Akhwan Al -~.li~nl who
were in bombin9 oper.tionl . The ·AI -Khe •• nd.r MI .... iD.tion· operation (a<:curr.dl dur in9 t ha Chd. t ..... bombing •. 1 - The choice f<!>Ii to both Kauan Abdei Hafez an~ Mahmoud Saeid to •••••• i n.t. AI-Kh.z.nder. They w.re from the covert branch of the AI - Akl!wan Al - Husl1&in. which at th.t t~ wa. haaded by },bdel Ra'-n AI-Sandi. 2- /I.l-~ zandar w." "urveyed ~or • perio<l daya. and 1t w •• l.arned that he want to tba eOUrt a t Bah Al - Kha laq in Ca iro and returned to Halwan via public t ransporUlt ion. Th*Y want Ahead to the raUroad "cation In K.lwan , [and took ' the tra in trom Kul"an to B&b Al -lhalaq and then Other publiC t eansport ltion . )- '!hay .... de th. plan .. foil "",.,
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The a~~a~.in~ , ADd~l ~.tez and Mahmoud Sae i d . werR wai"ing ~or A ~ -Khazander ",he n he wa s leavin\; his hou"R . and fl il5S&n a~~a55 i na ted h i ", wi t h a p i sto l whil e MilN>oud '",as standin" " uar<'l a nd ~ro~.ctin" h i m with a pis t o l a nd percussion bornb~ as he go" away . Tl".ey esc ilped to the h""", of Abdu l Rahman AI-Sand i, "he chie ~ o~ the orga niza tion . A!ter Al - ~~zilnder l eft hi s hou se . walkin\; r esolutely. Hassan Abdul Hafez approa ched him and fired several rounds which did not hit Al -Khuander. When Mahnloud Sa .. i d ".ow that. he leh l".i5 pla c e . approa ch @d Al -Kha%and~r, ~eized him. t hrew him to the groun<'l . and illnPti~d nverill rounds into h im. H .. and his companion l e ~ t ( the vic t i m] and departed _ Hassa n Abdul &>tu a n<'l MIOhmoud Sil .. id .... r e cilught becau~e of ~ .. veral mi.cak .. s .
The E~ror~ Whl~h g~~~an and MO&~oud Commi t ted wer~ AI fo llowS; 1 There was no c a r or ~torcycl@ wi ~h whi ch to tlee after e",e cutin\; the operation. 2- The y did nOt ant i c i pa t e t h e possibili~y of a chase af ter t h e operat i on. They didn't no tice that the operation waa carried out near ~he Helwan police IMpartment . 3- Th@y had no ~raining wi th t he pistol, as e v idence d by Has~an's ina bi li ty to k i ll Al-Kha zilOder in s pite of hi~ proximi t y to h im. (- Th~ a9rRemRnt to ~Rt at~.r execu~ing the opera t ion at the home o! t he chie f o! the Cove rt Branch of the Brothe rhood ~AS A f a t al enor. ~- Af t e r police ca.r5 beg-an pursuing them. the brother~ ~led to t hR roountain [cAll@d ] "AI-Muqa tUm" Mountain, which was no~
suitable for evading [pursuit) .
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::';,,;:~operates ohe d r ive r . 2_ The gro~p o! as . assins. COmpo5Rd of th~.a or four pe ople , wait for the tarqe t' s car _ Th. waiting place shou l d a l low t r.. assa ss i ns' car ( r ... dO«', of tnovetnent at any ti ... . 3- The assAS s ins ' c a r d"paru upon si.ghting the t a rl/et' s c a r and proceeds slowly until it comes to a spot which ~uld allow it to b lock th" way in front of the t a rge t' s c ar . It then immediate ly StOPS, blocking the target ' s c a r. 4- At th .. instant t he assa •• ins· car stopa. th .. p .. rsor~ .. l in charg" of killing Or kidnaping the target get out. kill the bodygua rd a nd the driver, and than execute t he ir mission. S- This operation requires th .. utmost speed within " ahort time to avoid anyone pursuing the assassins' car Or ..... ing any of the brothers.
that one of th~ bro~hers participa~ing in the ass~ s ~ ination or kidnaping fire a~ the automobile' s tires so ~hat it can r.ot e"ad", or run away . 2- Most of the brothe rs participating in the operation should b ", v.~y ~killed driver~ to avoid problems if the driver is wounded or kill"'d.
the Eqyptian Revolution Orqanizadon· d"dd"d to "'C. a hiqh-ra nking Israeli living in Cairo .
·The Eqypt i a n Revolution Organization, An Orga niza tion, which !ollow.,d Ilasur I land which h.,j J_I I\bdel Nasser deiHedl . e x ", cuted its first assassination in 1984 and the last in 1987. It undercook four assassinat ions of Jews or """"ricans i n Cairo , and Egyptian Security as w.,ll a s Israeli and American intelligence wer .. no t a ble t o .... [TN: The r e st of this page is cut oU _]
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2- $~:V9~ll&nce o~ ~~ ~&:ge~ W&s carried ou t for & period o! ~i~. Th. exi ~. ~~~ er. :~anCe' to thR Cne&te: of operat ions we: a studied. Tha t ;~ was •• t to execute the op~ration at .~~t ~ 8/20 / 85. when :he r sr .ei1 t arget would l@ave for work a t t he ~8:ae1 ~ e:nl:>usy in Cairo . . ~- A car wa. purch.~ed for uss i n the op~ration. Sameone' s identif i cation wa s pu:cha. ed i ndirectly. tne pheto w •• removed. and th.t ot ona of tna org.niz.t i on·s members was P~ t [i n it s placa . ) 4- The o rganizat ion ~r. pertici.,.ting in the opere t ion (thera ware tour o! th.mJ rode in • car belonging to One of :h.-. ~ey put the i r we&pon t in the ca r (they had hidden their ..... pon. 1n taru::'. r.cket. toyers.J Seto r e . relving. t t~a theatu of oper a t';on., t.hory ide that c u ' and 90 t in t o t he op.r .. tio,. ... vehicle, which · ... 5 clo.e to the dte o f the operetion. S- Aft e r ridi ng in tn. ce r . i t became appar ent ~he car was no: in good running or~er. end had le"ked a lot of oi 1. so tlley de~ided ~o delay the oper.tion . 6- While they wa" e r e turnin; i n the car in pO¢r c<:>ndit ion. tney saw a man t roM the Israeli Moaed , and the opera tion l ee~. r ~eci ded to ki ll hi m. ~h' I sr.e li HO~ad ~ ... a. ridin; in a car with t wo rar" eli women wi th him. 1· The Assass ins ' ca r d rove behind t he I s ra.li target·. cer , which no~i~ the ~urveillance in t he r .... r vi ... Jlli rror. but t..'>R drive. of ~he assa~sins' car Waa ab!e t o choke oft the ~sa~ can'. ca r a.."td hot ", .. ",,' t able t o e .. cap" . Ttt.y blocked his way .... "td ~orced him oyer by tlle curb. 8. One of the four per50nnel lOOt OUt o f tll~ car and empti ed ~he "",ga~ lne of hi s llmericen rifle in tlle directiOn (I t the Mesad ma n . The see<:>nd one \lot O\1 t on the other side and e<nptiad lli. bulleta, and t he third did likewis • . After a" ecu t ing the opara tion . t hey fled t.o t he other ear, and l e f t the "P@radons ear on the .treet . ~. A~ ter • period of ti"",. the poliee toree e ...... nd f ound the car with traces of blood.
I!t Wa& notl known t hat ~ha "ri_ .... 5 comni tted by the organ i ution unt il one ot ltl = "'us (thoo brother o f the 0:gan • • &t 10n'. l .... d.~J turned hi~lf in to t he ~rican Embassr and discloeed ,,11 t he .~r.u o f t he operation which the ~tillll Revolut i on Or g&ni.a tion under took .
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1 - The "~sa55i"a kilhd an ! ~ ra .. li ., .. r aon th .. y !ound On oh .. ~'ay back. 2- Th .. purchas e of a car j1Jn for th .. opera t i on and a cou."1t er~e '-o i d"nti!ic"tion. 3- Conc .. alinQ th" '4"apon5 in t e".nis rack. t covers . ,- CI'.oosinQ a lIood me thod to s top th" Israeli Mos ad man' s car.
Neqa t i y. [biP"Ck:; ) 1 - r,,;lure to ;ns pect t he c a r .,r~red for th .. operation w~th sufficient ti~ before the e x ecution. 2 _ IJnd"rtakinll th e Op"rat ion .. v.n thou\!h th" car ..... 5 malfunction in\!. ~hich could hav. broken down and f a il@d to run a ft .. r .. x.cutin\! the Operation. 3- Fa ilure to r""",ve the traC' S of blood found on the car.
1'l:e Thi rd Ope ration; Ih' ;:nt ranc, to J Buildigg; 1_ Th .. A~~a~&in~' car is parked in a location n@a r to th .. tarlle t·s buildinll. 2- '.fuRn the t " rll .. t 11.0& out of the c"r or exit s from th .. ouilding, the as s a ssins open fire upon him, the bodygua"d, and the dr i v e r who is openi nll the car door fo r him. 3- Run away immediately or ride the car or motorcycle which is prepared for a n irrmedi at .. \J"t " way.
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UJI;/BH_l.J7 TAANSt.A.TION
tn~ee people ",a i~Rd for ~hR p u v;ous thni~~er of t!le l nt"rior, Hassan Abu Basha' ~ Ca~ i n .. l oca tion n"a r th .. . ntanc .. to th .. bui:c!i r.<;! _ ',Ih .. " Abu Bas ha .. r~ived, a nd as s oo" as n. gOt out o f the car, t .. o o! ~he b~oohe~s opened f ir .. on him over the cabin o! their ve hicle Ipick- upl . 3 - Abu Basha !:hrRW hi",sel! b e tween his car .. nd .. nother C .. r par k"c! n .... rb,.. .. s soon .. s they open"d fir .. . A.>; .. r .. suIt of thi s lnc~d .. n:. the mini s t er ",as paraly:.d in hal! [o ! his body ) . 4- The brothers !led .. f t er the incident !:ook p 1 .. c ... and they took th .. i~ car in !:he opposie. dir.ction of eh .. flow of tr .. ffic.
"mPPrt.mt ObserVAtions; WhRn th .. broth"rs went to th ... loc<ltion n .. ar Abu Basha, they h .. dn·t gon .. to k il l him but to do ".conn .. issa nc .. [ga th .. " info:rmo.tion on himl. 1 - One o! th .. b"oth .. "s "as h<!a rd""- whil e doill\J t h. r e connai s sance. 2 - Th .. brothRrs ",. r R .. rmad ",hi1. gat h .. r i ng information about th. Minister. 3- There "'''~ no .~tabli~hed pla n fo r the assas~ination.
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~ - Th~ broth~rs began ~u~ve illance of all ~h~ !nte~ior Minister _ AbO~l Ha l im Mousa 's moveme nt s , trom his depar~ir.~ his hous~ unt~l g"te d"l1 the ministry_ Th~ ~urv.ilhnc., las toed s gv .. ral _ e ks. 2- Friday morning was set for the execut i on of the operation · .. h"u th~ "':ni s ~.r h eads to work. 3- 5xactly a t t .,,, in th .. morning the brothers w~r .. fully pre pa red. An oos erver ... a~ goin .. to .. iv .. a s ignal to the brother~ ... hen the mini s t e r's c a r departed from hi s hOUSR. 4- When the convoy r e ached th., sPRcified location of the operation Ithe operations sta .. e), bullets we r e sprayed trom all dir.,ctions on the private car in front of him and on the e~Cort "ehiclg. S- T"e brothe r s a pproa che d the car, afte r firin .. at th~ tires to confirm t~t ~h~ mini s t e r was d ead, ThR brothers did not find the Minister of the Inte rior, but- t hey did find Rif'at El-Mah .. oub, Head of the Peoph's Assembly, d .... d in~ide the c a r. [TN; Simila r ,0 our Speaker of the Hou s ,, ) . 6- Thi s ~as an s tartlin .. ~ituation. Th" two convoys Ithe Int~rio, Hinis~e,'s convoy and that of the Hea d of th~ PRople' s Assembly) wer e s e pa r a t"d by only about s e ven minute~. Afte r about S~Ven minut ... thg Minist e r of the Interior a rrived at the location of "he incide n t . 7 _ ThR brothers Who ... ere participatin .. in the op~ration {tour brothers t o ex e cute t h., as s a s sination and tWO to d rive the motorcade) M d only two "",torcycle s Ithr"" people to e a ch motorcycle), and afte r ex e cutinq the opera~ion, one ot the tWO Ir.otorcycl.,s fl"d a nd the other brok .. down, and afte r a moment th~y l .. ft t hat "",torcycle behind. B- When the motorcyc l .. brokR dCMn, on~ ot the brothe rs ~led on !oot, carrying his weapon in the oppos ite dire ction of th .. ca r s . He stopped a taxi and thr_tomed t he driver with his _apon, and "hom rocl~ «ith him. During the drive, a police officer {a g<meral in the police force ) stopped the car, s Ul)PO s ing that the arme d man was j ust a thi~t. H .. op<oned th .. door to arrest him, but the broth .. r PUt the rifl e to his che~t and emptied a bur~t of round s into it a nd the officer f"ll to th., qraund lik .. a sla in bull. It c a me to li .. ht .. ft .. :wards , thet thi~ officer was Ong of the criminals "'ho used to torture the brothers in so",", neighborhood~ o~ C" iro.
r,,: .. o,h,ction, -ExplOllve. are be;'i~ to t>. ~he .a!. s: ...... pon tor ; !':ft ~jehideft~ {TN , ~jahi~6ftft ~. not refe r to • specific I/ro~~ ~~ : :ath.r Is a g""e:ic t • .", fo r holy "arrion _] 10.11><;1 explosive.] "11",,. t h .. ", to I/et a way f .. om an-:y pe .. so""el ane! "0 .""icl beinll arre.tee!, ~~ assass ina t ion ~. in; explosives cloe.n' t l e~ve a ny evidence or : .. aC"5 at tha opera tion sit". In adelition , explosives 'trike t he en~my with $h .... .. t e .. ro .. anc\ fr ll/ht .
pef i pjng fXqlosi v.'; 'They cona., ,, ot c,,-...uca 1 ccnopou.nd, or mixture. cape.bl. of t>.inl/ conve:t~ into larve quantiti •• of hot 9"-' in a very .hort per iod of ti_. It i .. . !tec;ad by • 'pe<Oific axeemel _'lent eM. p .. «!uc ••• ",,:ea.i"-II pr ..... ur ..... , ... 1tl1>9 in a chain r_cdon.
with a emall amount of a larg" charl/e c OIl¥>sed
It i t ;;;;; arranl/ecl to brlnl/ about a 1arl/' yielel, 7he l imple, " exp1osiv" chain {r • • "tion] haa tWO ,t'I/"s whar.a . oth.r explos i ons could requin tour 'tall" or ""' .... J,.ny b:r.all: in the chain pravml" S 1:h .... t e .. ial which follaoft i t fr .... axp! odinl/_
The Us .... l Series Th •• ari •• at.r:. with ..... 11 ,park and and.s with a aiz_bl. explosion. 1- The Spa .. k 2- COmbu,tibl . ... tar:a1
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3efore using any t ype o f l ui.. t.ke par t of it .nd <est i < ~o eheek th. t i< i s free of moi.ture. also ( che~k [ the i qni t ion speed becau.~ if you w.r. t o use. t .st tUBe suppos i ng th4 t it i.
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i!~ o,r ;r;<l Cop" Con~is~ o ! a ~~a! cop~ul~ [made) of copper or ol~~num contai ni n',l a s :nall aroount of cataly~t and other stiI:lUli. Ca re and caution O"."S~ be u ~ed "hil .. handlin',l becau" .. i t is v e ry umsi ~iv .. to externol factor s Ibu:nping. shak i n'i/ , .friction).
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Length of the cop is 5 Cm
The r e is an example of t h e l a r gest normal blalit i n'i/ c op . The norma l blastin'i/ cop lihould only be e xpl oded with a sl~ fu s e .
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( Dra~in9 wi~h the fo llow; n9 c aption ... ,] S"'itch (-.bov.]. Ch .. r ge wi th blutin9 cap (to the righ,,). Ope:"!i:>10 to ~ close d a ft e r the opera t i on i s over (~neath ). a nd Ba tte ry (to the l e ft).
Tl".e entL~e ,."cce,.,. of the switch (depend~ on] l n t.1U9.nC. , innova tion. a nd jud~nt.
The Appropriate Switch
The elect~ic circuit is cons id.red the O' ... t becau ... ~ i t i ... tim~ly. but its only f l aw i s a l~ky battery.
We ~ill now touch on various ... impl. type~ of booby traps to make' it ea ,.y fo~ the brother to c~r .. h .. nd; _ hav .. not .. ritten .. ny ne~ ideas in order to help invent other ~r. prefe r a ble methods .
1- ~e char ge goe,. off wh en t he door o~n. a fter the targe t has pul l .d the i nsul a tion from bet_en the contact points. and the e l ectrical circuit i ~ brok~n . If ~ want to kil l the targe t, we put ( the booby trap ] ove r t he door; if we want to cut oU his l egs o~ brin9 a bout pIOrman@nt iniuriM to var iou s pans of thIO body, we put it in the vicinity of thR door.
( Drawing (On the left) with captions : ) Nine V Ba ttRry (upper right ). i nsu lation (upper l .tt] , the ~xplosive charge (on the door ), Th. personne l u se a line tix~d "he ~all, ~nd i t can make t he charge expl odIO a~ s oon a~ soon as the pro~inent f amous person i s und~r it (to che l e tt.)
{Dra wing on the r ight (~ith c a ptions: ] '.1h~n "h .. door i s opened. the insulation is sepa r a t .. d end thIO c i~cu ilO i~ brokIOn {midcll~ l~ft), attech"" i.n~u1ation (lower l " ft), the explosi'JR ch .. rge (o.n @<lOth] .
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2- !~ni~in~ I clos ing th~ cir~ui~: ~''h.on ~he el~c~:dc s whch i ~ pushed, the circui~ is conne ct.,d a."1d ~he char;., explod<!s.
{Drawinll and c apdons : I n .. ctdc swi"ch (uppe r l e ft), ~harg. \ofithout a fu~ .. (bo~~O<r. ri;ht ). and batt .,ry {bonom l.tt).
J- Booby-trappen; a r e cord.,r and t.,l.,vision, The idea is based on closin~ the ~ir~uit to [cause ] th~ explosion when the ~quipmenc is turned on. A batt .. ry is u ~ed "h .. n settin; th .. n a p for a radio or r .. corder that wor )::" on batteri.,s or by a powo:r cord to the radio or t e l.,vision switch.
4- Booby-Trappinll a Car: Clos .. t hR @l. ctrical ~ir~uit and cause the exploaion "hen t he ignition )::ey is turne d ~o start the car. It i~ possibl .. to use the ~ar battery when ~ettin9 this type of tra p. Explosives pl.ce<l in location s inside th., car . in t he back Or front. caus~ t he ~xplosion ~o be centered in~ide th~ car.
(Drawin .. with ca ptions: I Ignition key {above) Char;., "teh d.,~onacor and explo~ive~ IbO/n.,ath) .
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$. ~~ap us ing s~ Alaron Clock: {Draw.nq with oo .. p ~ion.' I Explosiu. <:h,,:qe lupper rigbtl. ~ttery (upp.or l e ~tl . flex ibLe rubla: ",1:a (midd l e rightl. ",,,U [hour ] hand l u~: middh l e ~tl. end the big [mi nute ] hand (lower mi dd le right I . According to ohe dra wing. the cha r q. ",ill axplod. a t 3 , 30 . when t ha .mall hand i. on thr.e and the b ig is on aix. Ther e mus t r:o~ b. any i n.ula t ion betwe.n the tWO hand~. It ia advia.bl. to u se a nexJ. bl. rubber wire in front of ehlo number eh r " in cas .. eh .. hiq hand go •• paSt i t "",re t han on .. ti ..... poor hour.
6· Time """:b Using an Alamo Clock, IOr"wlnqo ""th captions): I
Charg.o wi thout a tu ... (abovel .nd. Mttery lupper l. t t l. TIl ... ><pIoaion tak es plac. when the ti_ i. r .. achld. tho! " I".,. I/O • • o!~. and the t wo el.ctrlC wi r e. make cont"ct .
? It ie .leo possible to booby tra p .. car by connecting two wira . from the battery . On. ot the bla.ting c.p wire. ma ke . contaet with the wire connected to the battery. and the oth.r wira conn..:te to t ha l ine .nd ie aleD c onn.ctad t o ' t ha t an. The wi ra COM":.&<! to tha battary doas t h e same t bing. Wh .... ehlo ignition kay is turned . t he blada rota tes. and thlo two .ides connact. cloeing t~e ci r cuit.
8 · Tll.a re are very .... ny things one could use in " uery 8i""le way t o .et a t rap. U k . : .h04 • • bad .tc.
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hp AS;4a l [ womnl .; S~ ot the orothera in Eqyp~ t~ i ad to blow up th. moto rcade o~ the form.r Mi n i. t .r of the I~te~io~" v.h1cl. I ~ I P I by putt~nq 200 ~il~r.~. of TNT in a pick_up truck . When t hl minist. r · s car ........ · .. n. th. brothcr appro.ch .. d in hh c l r .nd b1_ up the car. Mow.v.r . i t di~' t e.u~e I n e xp lolion in the e . r. Ind it ... a~ confi~d . f t.rward that the ' xplo l i v. , didn't go ott because no cat.ly.t w •• pL.c.d with the l . rg. qu.ntity of ,xploliv.s . The , xploliv •• i~it'd hut they did not .xplod • .
2 - Throwin; on. or ..,r., bomb" into a group of .n-:r potnonn .. l or into t h . t arg.t·, c.r;
Branch of the 1fII.1ilO Broth.rhood t.hr_ , tor., """ ~r. on the eveni ng of J"'UJ<lry
3- Blowing up a location o r c a r with • ti~ bo.b.
SOAe P. le.tinians _re able to p h.c •• t i,.. bo!ol:I inside an . ircr.ft·s r.dio .• nd .fter the .irsr.ft too~ off it bl_ up in ~h .. . i r.
I t is .1.0 pOslibl .. to explode . tLne bomb u.in; the tim. r from . · .... hin; machi n. or .ny other d.vic. (. f.n. .tt. J; at • spftcifi"d ~ ;."'., th. t ...:> ",ir ..... k .. cont'Ct . nd t:h. chir; •• xplod. •• .
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IISSASSINATIONS
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POI SONS
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undert4kin~ any a s sa~sinaoio~ s truck in one of the~~ l etha l
1- Anywhere in the rib C4~R _ ~- 80th or Qn .. @ye. 3 - The ~lvis (under target' s nave l) ~ - The area direc tly above the genita l s .
Fr om Behin d; 1 - Th .. a xon (back of t he h""d ) . 2 - The end of the spinal co l umn directly
a bove the person·s buttock s . iI _ oiS4Ssi;)ot i on wi t h A lIlunt Object ; A b l ow with a club ,,".ust b e in . le t hal d reAS. Frof' the front; 1- The t wO ey,,~.
2 - \'Ih~re the veins end arteries conve rge in the neck . 3- Top of t h e s tomach, with the @nd of the stick . 4- Abov .. t h .. g enital s , with the end of the c lub. S- Th .. area of the t ongy ... 6- Choke t h .. neck ",i t h th .. s tiCk, like in a hdnging .
1 - The a r ea of th" Idt ear.
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and club were a l l the same word in were mad e to s how range of meaning. )
1- Choking- iN" ck a r ea ). There is no
Choki ng-. 2 - Pokin'il the fing"r s in t o t he", .
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3 - Grab the t e~ t i cl. s by the hand a nd twi s t a nd ~que e z e. '4 - Gub the r';b cag e ",ith both hllIld s a nd sq-..tee z" .
On~ of the som~one by consid .. ".d chuwi.:1.1/ 50M ..
opeution '" ob~"in .. d Symotgms'
~he skin t urns {5i.C ] and finally
The h e rbal poiMn :!:: s i mila r to Ri cin . are used in prayer ink Or r~fine s o,..
wi ll l imi~ [th .. discus sion] to can pr .. p. ~. and us., wi ~hout
is conside r .,d .,nou<;Ih ~o kill
thou<;Ih
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~~t:;;,:,,;?p:,~.::an~. i s vuy and bhck and . a very dark
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0 "" v.c .. d."."i."s .• "rl "'. c,,:: [ Ptl ]. The poiso" is ..... ",erl w.: h touche. the poisor.. he '~ill hour.
On e o f th ••• poi.ona is
mix .-d wl.:h Nl.uobe!!.z""" or
IMSO or ch. · Cr...,..·.
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'."'1. Je'jY -,,"no,! ~L ~o; w .. q. "A."t puv 'A"U;V.uo~ SS"16 ~;t"AOO " u, wa'l •• nO: u.q,L 'U.pIvq Al ..... Idwo:> A .. q~ T~.un '"uo ... ""
}O ~ql'i"" .. J,"'p """'P "no1 .. ~n."tw " u; sOle .... p"n"'1~ "Ip .Tld . ~"'l. ;t .... " piOhOU/a.:I "'n""" :oq "V"
'\"".1. 'kp sn.qs .q •• '"1 puv -"""P ''''''10 '~p""" "\.l •• no ""Iv. "'''''_ '~noq cr" ~o. ,,!wos ~q •• ~ ·"lq~.w .. ~n ;to ,,,,,,,"O u""T" 'l"~ ~q~ "~AO" "'" . ;too.,,'" "Ll. u; sp""s atp "!i:X"uqn" o. p .... u "0.1. . 1"".,.,00
"V"" WOIl p.~"v;t.x •• ouv.sqns v) "UtIV"!l" u. ~o [.AI .u","w ~AVW '~;~l OA1 .0 suood"" ... ~. l'iu,?pv ·z ..... ~ ,0 " .. ouno 01 ~noq ... u,
s?"u .U_1<'1 l<O-"O.s"" JO 1sun>"[;nHw l"l( _~ ""uno uv) s .. ,>uno tot ~.os ·spaas as~q~ ~o ~ll~q. ~q. OU!hOWa~ •• v.'l'~v, 0. ~~p~o UI
W,~O~A ~no~ ii;~ 11.~ u,~qy q~,~ ~p.~q ~.~V~~ .q. ~v~d~ '.vq. "q~ ,0 q~~~ u, si010q "",eM •• noq" ;"'.[0"., ,0 ~~V<l v UO 'n.:! -SUViOl'! ,uO~V~~;:d
0' qtinou. tiuo:n~ 'n I>Ute~~~ .nql'l
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the procedure of lea ving them ~or 72 hours and ~t~.ini~g :hern ~h~o\Ogh • cofh~ tilter two IT>:>re ~i"",~_ The ~inal r e s uLt wi ll be pur@ Eysein [ ?H ) or Ahrin.
c_ The 'AAtRr HAAll ock Phpt A le~ha l do~e is 3.2 g rams. I t has a palatabl e ta s t@. ~~d is very similar to a~o~her pla nt. par s nip. Syrr2;oms; :;e::-vo,,~ ~pas= "'ithin 15 to 60 minut e s . includin\l" ~eve::-e locki ng and cle nching of the jaw to the ~tent tha t !h~ tongue cou l d be cut oft_
Th" " " i s enough nicotin" in Six~y to 70 rnilligr~ of pur e a n hour i~ eacen.
Th" poca co
Chop Ul' th e and then put a wa te" can penetrate the
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Solanine.
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UIC/BM-159 TJU.:i'SI.ATIOH
Fill a metal po~ with abou~ :LI3 r"bbing {isopropy l!)) , aleollol ml><e<j wi~1I [ ~opropyl. Let io s ora b a :'Cd pucolace fo~ an hour. Dur~nq ohe firs~ ha~~ hour, add a l coho l as "eede d , a nd durinq oh .. &. co"d half hou~. l e t it boil u:'C~il you haVR two ~ef~ in the conca in .. r . These (two] ounce" o r (could be] mix .. d ",ith poison "U".Une. ~u~ ~hi s the a l eonol The pure poison. doe~n' t
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into t he pot u.~ti l there i ~ ~urtace tension at the lip o! the pot. Caver t"e pot: tillhtly. If you do t h<tt corre ct l y. t h .. re "ill be no a ir trappe~ i n the pot. Leave the pot in a dark . moderaeely 'Warm root!". tor 15 ~a¥s. At t!"le .m~ of t ha t perio-:l. yo,", "'ill no tice a sub~tMlce on the e dlle o f the pot and a s",", l1 amount of ro~ t .nnes s. Thes~ are known bac~eria colonies. which s~c~e~~ th~ir ext~rnal poison a~ a r@sult of t~ proc~ss of bacterial di~estion . you c an ~ke three or four pots a t the same time . Durinq the time of the d e stroye r . Jamal Abdul liIa~~er. someone ",'''0 'Was bein~ s eve r ely tortured in pri.on (he had no connec t ion with Islaml. a te s ome fece$ aft e r losing ~anity from che severity o f t he torture. A ~ew hour s "fte r h .. at .. eboo fecu, he "'as !ound d _ d .
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!;)aHP9e;ipn : Condn. of " paychologica l ... "-dar. and .ntalle""u,,l combat betwa.n eha .nte11i7<1.,,,," .gent and :~. auapeet through que"tianl .n~ an.w.rs "alated to on. or ~or. t opies. The int~rr09.tion UBea all kind. of phyai"al and psychologica' technique. to break the will of ~. " ... apect ~,d l •• d hi~ to .. cotal collaps.. Tha agency that con4ucts tha in< ..... ogation is the gove....-nc·. qu ... tioning "pp"ratua :~.a: belon9s to eM Minis try o f .Marior Affdi"s. '!'ha officers ot ct>.at appjl.ca:ua g raduate fr_ eboo police acad-.y. In aur country, that apparatus ha" no valu .. Or code of ethicf. I t do •• not h •• l tat" to use all kind. of tort~. and bodily and emotiQ~l ha~ to obtain avidenc. that could incriminata tha ,,,,spact.
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lJoeer pressure 00 tOrture i n ~". custody 0 0 t he qu .. "~ion~n; 5pparatus. "h .. b r oth .. :::- may ","veal some s .. cr .. ts. lI.".,.,ve r. 0:1 t ne cun<XIy o f the p:::-osecu t i on. the inte:::- r oga t ion does noo use pr.ysl e al !'orce, but ""'I' uu psycholoqical coercion I thre at s and har~h wores).
In publiciz e d cau~ , the questioning " pparatus is careful not to a llow the brothe r to ta lk i n the district attorney' s o! f i c e. Coordina~ion t ~k.s p lace betwee n t he ques t ioninq appar"tus ~nd the prose eu<:ion office. Torture of the brother take s plac. onc .. ~qain in the que stioninq appar a tus [center[ to t o r e e h im to confe ss in the p r osecution c en t e r. That may be repea~ed OIOU t han once. until the bro~her confesses or t h ey qive up. The importa nt thinq ~o r Rm<lmD<O r i" that whatever ~he brot~er says in the p~o~ecution Ce nte r wi ll be r e corded aqain~t hi~ ond will be ~he bas i s for his ju<i!l • .,.nt .
Eve r y ~rd ~hat the brother ut t e rs in the prose cution c e nter ma~es .. ne; ative impact on him. on his eoll .. ague8, and l a t e r . on the judqemen t and majo r decisions .
''''' .. n u.ken to the pro secution office . a brothe r should do t he followin;:
a. lie should. p rior t o questioninq a nd whether or not he has i n juri .. ~ . ask t h .. pro~ .. cutor or his r epresentative to be seen by t he rne~ical examine r.
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H .. ~hould. whQn t he que"tioninq begins, as~ ~hat e v idenc e of his tortur~ be ~~ered i n the report proceedinqs .
lie s hou l d. prior to the start of the ques<:ioninq . a s k tha t an attorney be p res en t with him du r ing the que stionin; proces s. He s hould ment ion the a t<:orney by "-
d. He should ask for f ood .
.,. He s houl d d" ny a ll infor.na~ion [a<:cu~ a tior.sl about hi'" by ~h. pro~ .. c,,~ ion r .... r .. s .. n~a~ive . Hot s hou l d c!. ~'" tha~ th~ ;nte rr09ation appara tus ha s fabricated tho~e accusations and s hould deny h i ~ connection to anythin~ obta i n.d a~ainst hi",.
f. Th" brother may hav .. to confes~ unde r p r essure o~ torture in the int e rroga tion C8nt.r. Onc . in th. prose cution c.nter, ho,...v" r. he should say t hs" he ",as tortured. deny a ll his prior c onf essions . and ask tr~t thot i n terroga t i on b@ r "p.at.d.
Iote rrAAanon Techpi<Dl M : A numbe r of t e chni ques a r . use<'l to int .. rrogat. t h .. brothus. Th@ exact tlt<::hnique~ used may be ditfe rent !rom one brother to anothe r d ep endinq on t h .. broth .. r· s s t atus in the g roup a nd on curr .. nt ev .. n ts. I n t e rrogation is li~ited to the to l lo"'ing types:
1 . 1'his is the simpl .. s t tYP" of burro" a t i on . It can happen to anyon e under normal c ircwnstanc~s . I n t his typ~. t h .. int. rrogation appa r atus summon s a b rot her by letter or <r ... ss ..... ger to appear .
2 . Thi s happens "'hotn th. brothe r doe s n ot respond to them l the interrogation apparatus l. unles s th~ command sees otherwise .
3. If t h. corrmand a pprovots hi s appea ring . t h .. bro t h .. r shou ld be care ful not to ; i ve the enemy any [vitali informat i on. He should a;r .... wi th the command on t he line of .n~_rs to b .. fo llo .. e <;l durin!! th .. interrO\lat i o" ... ,,<;1 should answe r question~ wi s~ly.
Imnediately upon his retu:n, the brothe~ shou l d relate to the c ommand a ll that happene d to h i m i n th~ inte rrogation proc"s • .
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The ( i~~e~~ogaeed] broche r should rnemor~ze ene appea~ance of th .. int .. rrogation building, i.t " i nt e rior, and the a .,., .. a r ance of eh .. ot!ic .. rs. Th .. int"rrogao i on is a "'ajor 0p;><>Hunity f or the ( Islamic] group as long a 5 t"e brother i . tactfu l . bright, and obse rvant . ",'h .. n swr.moned , u~ually t he b rothe r i s not blindfoldRd or cortured.
B. !ptl. Uog.g i. qu Suuoundi w i>l,bliciud huests:
1 . The brothe,. :l\Ay b<': arr es t ed as a r .. suh of pubH c i ncid.mts , s uch a s t h .. rrurdar of an iO"pOr t ant par~onality , military overthrow (of the government ] . or :he escape of I slaMic leade r " from prison.
!n tl":e5 e CaSea . the interrogation ,""uld b<': roor" .ever ... As long as there i s no connec~ion between tha brother and the incident. the questions wou l d remain gene r a l: Whe r .. ,""n' you dur i ng t h .. incident ~ Who do you think exacuted it? Whom of t he Jihad b ro th .. r" do you knOW?
Th .. d egree of tortur .. va ries a ccording to ehe importa nce of eh .. brothe r and th .. ~u~picion that he i s connected with the incid~nt • .
Stepl! of Tnterroguj on:
, The broehe r is arrested ~hile walking in the s tr .... t or a t home . Ee is transport .. d to a w~i ting room. Aftar ~ whil .. , he i" ~earched and in terrogated without being blindfo l ded Id .. pands on t ha i mportance of t he matter ). Ee is t h .. n p laced i n a cell in the interrogation center, i n a holding cell i n t he police s tat i on, or in a common .,rison .
The brothe~ is kept for. f ew days without interroga t i on. The n he i s interroqated by a number of persons in an interrogation room. The roo .. is o rdinary , conta ining On" Or more desks . some chairs, and some tortur .. d .. vic .. s, as n .. Rd"d.
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1 . rn ~h" beqi,-_-d"ll, u.. b r oth.r ""'y not boo t :-e.o e.d M:s;"ly. but r .th.r ~indly. 1I ...... y be o H . re<! • cM!r w;'t:' " =p o~ t •• or • dri~k. Th.n ne would be ~sked t o r ec.ll I n !o:m.otion :;hat h , ... ful to th .. lnt. rr09a tors. ! ! the b :-o'ther retu~g~ to off.r .IJY infonMtion .nd "'.ni.a :;hat h. knOW8 .~yt~.i~9. h. 1" th.n u'Ut 8d h ... r~1I1y. lie a nd h i ~ ~""ily ..... y b. curse d , h .. "",y be forc8d into eubrrtisaior. by fo l lo~in; o:ders .uch .,: t.c. the wal l , don't t.lk . don': ufoaa your voic.. All o f t hat is to fri;lI ten the bro~II .... 'I"tl. !>roth.r sllou ld r.fue. to e upply any i n fo ...... t i.on and d.oy hie knowllfl<lge of the eub:lect in que.don , r...nh.r . the brother L~ld "' i aobey the int ... roge t o r '. o r der. a . ~ch .s lie can by ... iain,. IIi. yolc • • cursing the in terrogator back . .ad .. e fus ing ~o fac. the .all. Th .. interr09stor wouid reso r t to beating the brother in order t o forc. h im to obey. Thul. that ... tt empt wou l d fail.
4 . Within about " <1Ioy .• nothe .. s e ssion would be he ld ... ith the b rotll.r. us u.lly. in thi ••••• ion t he brOthe r would be blindfold8d. beaten, .nd tortur e d . H. would be ma~e t o believe that lIis role in t he inci~ .. nu hal been l • • rned and that it i~ n.,tte " it lie te l ks. Tile cunin; and t o rturing would in tRns Hy, d~\!Iin9 on what the brothe r rev_Is. Th. bro t ll ... ahould not d iad"". any intonution . no .... u.r how insi;nificant h .. m.i911t thlnk it is, in ord. r not t o open • door thllte cannot be dosed until h .. i ncdlll1nete. hi ... "l! or ""PO,es h is Or\janiution , The int.rr09&to r cannot obuin ·.mat he wants an~ extr.et Iny informadon Utll ... til. brotller t.lkl . Th" brother may tehin ~ the t by g i Ving a little into ....... t i on h .. c a n .void lI.no ~nd tonu"e.
Howe"er , ~"e op""si!:e i s t rue . "!he tor~ur~ <rnd ha rm "'QuId o n~~nsity t o obtain addi t i ona l i nformation. and t hat cycle ",oula. ~ .. p .. a t . Thus, the brothe r s h ould be patien !: . ~es i " ~ant, " ilenc and pra y .. r fu1 to Allah . e spec ially i! ~l".e sRouri"y a pparatus ~nows l ittle a bou t h im .
In pris on cells , d o not talk to anyone you did no t pre vious l y ~now. Some [pri50ne rs] may be [e n """,,1 a \le n ts or may have difter"nt orienta!: ions .
I n CaS e S li~e t h e s e , a nd a s l ong a$ the brothe r indicat .. s no connection to t he incidents , the i nterrOQation ta~e~ place i n ~he i"terrO<;la,,1 0n center on l y , not in the prosecu" ion CRntRr. I n th i s intRrrOQat i on sess ion. i t i . import an t t o ::-"""ember :he basic ru le : Even a l ittle di s olosure o f info!:m1ltion "",u1d inc r ea"e your amount of tort ur" and r .. s u l t Ln add itional information for t lM quRstioning "wara tus .
! nv@§t t gAting Sp@c i !ic Ma tt@rs Connlct@d to th@ Br0th@r o
1. Th .. brother may be captur .. d in a di s tant loc a tion t h roUlih i n formant s . o r in a l oca t i on connected t o t he inciden t (apartment. t he ao t ua l i nc i den t l ocat i onl. At that time . the b roth@r may po~ses. i t ems r.l~t .ct to th~ i n cide nt (weapon~. documents, b l ood stains .. .. 1. ":"he brothe::- may " I s o be c a pture d while c rossinll th .. borde r.
Th.. brothe~ wi ll be placed in a hol din\l ~oom, then st~ipped of his possessions (watch. mone y . Koran . ... ) . blin dfoldRd. Bnd ha ndcuffe d . The questioning begins . i n a f::-iendl y manner . by wr i t i n ll repor t s a bout hi .. ( n~ , addre~ ~ , e duca" ion, r e s i dence. emplOymRn~ •
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family, ... 1. r". thi s s ...... ion, ~h. qu.e~tioning o f f icidl ~ri .. ~ to break the ~e 5istance of the brother by into=.ing h i'" that confess ion i s blitt"r !or h i m "r.d that stead~annM3 is impo""ible b e ra" se he cannot d er.y anything. H@ a dd .. ~hat pa inful tOrture will be used if he doe" not talk. H" lures the brother by ~aying th<lt if ha confesse s h e will be immedie t .. lY r,,1 .. a5ed " cd given money. educa tiona l scholarShips , etc.
In the fi~st ses~ion, the brother would be studied through his s t a tement s and mann&r of deal i ng ~ith the i n terrogator. Then a plan i,. devised for dealing with the brother.
3. If the .. arlie~, fri lind ly approe ch fail .. a nd the brother doe" not coope r ate with the inte rrogator, ano ther session is he ld USin\l tm:ture in ord .. r to control th .. brothe r through fright and orders (sit down, don't Sit. down, t e e .. th .. wall, don't talk, don't r a ise your voice . curae. and insults). The brother should not ~eaken. but should try to disobey the interroga tor's orders or take his ti"'Ii in executing thlim. If the int~rrogators find that the torture t e chnique is succe~~ful. th~y would inten"ify i t. However , if the y find t hat the brother is dodg ing the"" th~y ~uld r .. ~ort to psycholO\lical torture techniquM.
Sarn@ interroga tors may try to confuse th~ brother, distort his r .a sonin~, and tang l e h i . thou~ht~ by thro",in~ many que~tion. at hi", at th~ same ti .... a nd not a l lowing him t h e chance to a nswer them. If the brothQr de lays his answe rs. he ~ould be . truck. During that tortur" [ . .. ss ion) , the brother is giv"n d chance to speak, even tdl a lie, in r e tu rn for halting the torture . He is ~iven a sh .. et ot pep .. r and a s ked t o writ" "hatev"r he want s in re turn for his
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relea~~ , tor not pro~ecucin~ him, e t c. Th~y ~tart ~eceiving the brothe r by s aying the t hi s r e fu~a l to t a lk or wri t @ mean~ tha~ he is a fra id of r .veali~g dangerou~ ~ecret5 he possesses.
3. During the inte rroget i on, Or whil e the bro t h e r i s ~n the ho l ding room, h e may be made to lis ten ~o e nothe r brothe r' s cries tro~ a n~arby c e ll. Thi s i s done i n or~~r to bre ak the brothe r' s r.si ~ tance. They may even r eSort to having the broth~r hear some of hi s brothe r s ' confes~ions an~ bringing paper s and document ~ tha t prove his i nvolvem4nt i n ~e incident.
6. In ell prior situation~ the bro t her has thr ee options:
a. Patienc~, s tea dfastness , and s ilence a bouc a ny i n fo rmat i on wha t s o@v er. ~hat i ~ very difficult except for tho~e who t a ke refuge in All a h.
Executing the s~curity plan that wa~ agree d upon prio r to execu t ion of the operation and not devia t i ng f rom it .
c . In c ase others devia t e tro~ ~~ ~acurity plan. confirm the information given wi t hout a dding to it ,
d. If t he btothe r i s the firs t s ubj e c t in t h e i nt~rrogation, he ~hould adh~r~ .t~adtast ly to t he ~ecurity plan in orde r to a voi d trouble t or ehe broth~rs t hat will f ollow.
Th~ ~orse case - Alla h forbid i ~ whe n the brother b reaks ~awn~ total ly an~ t.lls a ll h @ knows, ·which is due to a poor choice i n t h u bro t he r. Thus. it i s importa nt to test in~ividual~ prior t o ~uch work i n order to @n s ure the ir steadfa~eness a nd minimize the likelihood of th~ir breaking down. Testing may ~one by accu~ing him of being a n enemy agent a nd l y i n g a bout the reported i nformation, in the eve nt he i. ~upplying de ea i l ed informa~ion .
• Importa nt information should not be di.cu~~ ed ~ith the brothers , as they ~ight r~eal it during the inte rrogation .
'·' o;ture Methods: S ecre~ agent s us@ two met h ods of torture:
A. ?hy~ica l to~ ture. 5. P~ycholoqical torture
of clothe s . Hanl/ i ng Hanl/lnl/
wir"s . S eat ing wi th s ticks Whipping a nd beating belu.
and t~i5ted rubber
6. Forcing the brother t o stand naked. for long period. o~ ti.,e.
7. pour i ng co l d wa t e r o n the brother's hea d. B. Putt ing ou t lighted cigarett" s on th .. brothltr's 5l<:in. 9 . Shocking ",i eh an .. l e ctrieal curr ent . 10 . Kicking and r;>unching . II . At t acking ehe brothe r "'ith vicious doqs . 12. Ma king the brothe r si t on a stake . 1 3 . Thro~ing in a s e pt i c tank. 14. Pul ling out t he nails and hair. 1 5 _ Dragging . 16. Tying ehe hands a nd f • • t from b9hind. 17 . Uti 1i ~ ing ~harp objects, s u ch a~ a pocke tkni f" or pi .. ce
of g l ass. 18 . Burning ~ith fi re . 19_ Sl e eping on a bar .. marbl e floor without " cov .. r and
flooding the c ~ll wi th sewer watRr. 20 . Standinil o n to .. ~. and against a wall pressin" with the
fing ers for l ong hour s . Th" brother may De d@nied sleep. f ood , drink, a nd medicin • . ·
21. Beating on cutS and sOr e pa r es o f t he body. 22. Giving th .. brothe r a lot ot wat e r or very wate ry
!ruie~. s uch &s waee rmelon, afte r d enying him
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food and dr~nk. At~er the brothe " cldnk~ or .. a~a t h .. t r~it, h~s hands and penis wi ll b .. tied 5 0 the brother will no t be abl .. to urinate .
23 . Plac~nll drulls a nd narcotics in the brothe r 'S tood to ' ... "k .. " his «ill powe r.
24. P l a cing th" broth .. r in ~olitary confinement wh .. r .. the c .. 11s are made of a special kind of cement that \le t s extremely hot in the summer and cold in winter .
• 5 . ijittin\l the brother'~ genitals with a stick or s queezing th"", by Mnd .
• 6. Dral/I/ i ng th .. brother over barb wires a nd fragment s o! I/lan and meta l.
B. Me".hog s of 0 3y cholooical T9nuu,
1. Iso l ating the brother soc i a lly, cutting him of! from public li te, pla cing him in solitary confinement. and denying him n ews and information in order to make him fed l on .. ly . Forbidding calling him by name , givinll the brot h .. r a numbe r. a nd callinll him by t ha t number in order to d e feat his moral e .
3. Threatening to sutrmon hi s s i ~ ter. moth .. r, ",He , or MUI/hter a nd n .p .. h .. r.
4. Threatening to rape the brothe r hi_e lf. S. Thre at.minll to conUacate his posse ssions <tn d to ha"e
him fired trom his employment. 6 . Throtat.minll to C"US O! a p"rman"nt physic"l dis"b ility or
life imprisor.momt. 7. Off~r th" broth"r cotrta in "ntic_nts lapartJnO!nt, c a r,
pas~port, scholarship, etc.l. 8. Usinl/ harsh tr .... """'nt, ins ults, and curse~ to d e feat
hi s roora l • .
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Con:~olling e ...... ,-yth::.ng the brother "oes. e v en i" private . whe t he r h& is awake or "s1e,,!> . to convince ~~"'. that th&y are in char<;j"e. The y would force him to b o ... his h ead a n" look down. while t a lking w;th the gua rds .
Furthe r. IH no on .. think that the dorementionotd t .. cl'.niques a re !"b~ ;cations of our imaq ination, or that we copied them from ~py storie5 . On the cont~a~y, these are f a ctual incidents in the prisons ot E~t . Syria. Jor dan . Sa udi A."bia. and a ll othe r .>.rab countries. Tho"e who follo," daily events a nd . ead the newspap .. ,"~ a nd j ourna l s would be ama:ed to l e arn tha t:
~ ecurity pe r s onn .. l totally undres~e-d veile d women i n public. Th .. ~ .. cur i ty personnel arreste d a brother 's moth .. r. a brot he r's sister . a nd a brother'~ wife and raped t hem.
the wife of broth .. r Saffout ~ulGhani _ may Allah have hi m relea~ .. d - had a miscarriage wh~n the qove~nt' s "oqs l i. e . cronie s ) bea t: a nd tortur .. " her in fron t of her husban <:L
t h e security p~rsonnel captur .. " brother !/assan "l-Gharba",i' ~ moth er, "'ho is ol"e r than 60 year", and hanged he r by her !eoot (upside down]. Th~ s O!curity pers onnel s M.ved the head o f the ",i t a of a brother ",ho participated i n the murda r of Ri!'at Al-~hjoub [E~t' ~ fo~r parliament s pea k .. ~].
The s~ories are numerou ~ a nd the re i~ int8nse t orture ~hil. Muslims a re i n de~p s l eep.
o younq men wa~inq a holy ",a r fo r t hO! ~ake of Al l ah , th .. r.. i s s t'-l.~ hope i n you. Your country .. ", .. its you, your brothers .. ", .. it you , your wives w .. it you, the Muslim host"qe~ .. wai t you.
t1!t/BK-173 TRAIISLATl:ON
1. '..r."':~l e be inli tak,on to th., int.,rrQ9ation and torture area~ , 0"" should COncentrate heavily on the route and try to memorize .. ny s i~~ i n or<l.,r to benefit operations and pIa" d eve lop"",nt .
2 . In the b"ginning of the interrQ9ation .... security "Uice r (irrt e rroga cor) would come to you with fatherly a dvice. deceit ful phra~ ,,~. and ·crocodi l e t ... r~· so you might confess and tell them everything.
Ie is nece ssary to secretly discard any document relaced to the work or anythinq else considered criminal evidence against you. Better, do not carry any document~ concerning the work.
4 . From thB first momBnt in captivity. the brothBr s hould proudly t .. k e a firm and opposing position against the "n<OmY and noe o bey the orders. '!'he more finn and opposing the rea ction, th~ more bene ficial i t i s. The s e rea ctions will ':0: l"a<l :0 har.h"r U""t_nt. Do not g ive the en""'l' a n opportunity Or a.., o pening.
S. Durinli the torture process, pretend that the pain i. ""v"r" by "oend i. ng over and crying loudly.
7. ~etween conur .. s euions, th., office r s bargain with the brother a nd entic" hi~ with endinli the torture i~ he s upplies ~hem with any info~tion_
• Thi s boo\< is the l:'It>IrlOirs of an Iranian Communist . All ;,~o~hers ~hould rea d it.
tIJI:/IIM-l.H 'I'RA!{SLA'I'ION
Du:;'ng ~M. <or~ure sess~on, th .. counu':'n .. p r eacMH ""'I' b .. come a vicious beas t.
9 . The Olle ",ho lIiv .. s on .. piece of in!ormation "0 avoid ::he l a shes o t wMip~ is d e ludinll him.el! because th .. tortu re '""u ~ (l in~er:sify.
10. It is nec.~~ary tha t each broth.r plan ~or hi. int.,rrOlla t;'o~ and discuss it with hi$ commbnde r. He may be capture(l on. ~,
H _ Nh. n 1: calk whil. und .. r torture, I do no e mention uTIknmffi dates and p l aces to the security ~rsonn.l. but .... n 1<no...,... on.~ _
12 _ Wl".en I mention (late s or names. it is important to memor ize oham beca u ... they ~ill ask about them allain to kno\O{ if I "'as ~rut!lful.
D _ Put .. nding to be naiv" and i!,7TIorant durin; the quest ionin; may lead ~o dive r .. in; from the plan. because a ll f a ctors are a .. a in$t th. broth.r, Th. pIa"., th • .,.opl.< th. s ituation _ That leads to some or all the Outcomes de sired by the enemy . 'I'hat is , i ~ i s importa n t to r@ID4in psycholO\lically a nd mentally ca l m and to maintain alertness and fore sight _
l4. Detailing events durinll the questioning, whe~her v .. rbal! y O~ in writing, dir@ct l y i ncreas es th@ c r i me . That p~rson'~ situ.tion is just lik. someone ~ho fall. in a swamp [quick sand ] , ~h~ mor~ h~ tr i~~ to ~ave himse lf, the ~eeper he ~ink •.
t s . 'l'hR less i nformat ion supplied dur ing th~ tOrtur~. the lig!lter the judgement will 0. _
16. A d .. va~tatinll mistak. t hat results in harsh jud;entent is tha t of a broth~r r evealin; information to others in h i s cell
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nOt r9Vealed du~ing the tOr ture. :11. 1n".rrO<;l'01:ion is still going de".nlJ.n"'. and th" caU two. nO ~
"nti5 ,s espeei.Hy "ru" "-h.,, on, hi, fat. ~~. not 0.." been clo~ed.
17. Rehel",", uxpe"iene •• elloll l ol. nOt t a k. pl.~. prior to ~h .. judgement. but atte r it.
18. Th., in t .rrogators ~y r e.crt to planting suspicion and mistrun """"ng the brod...... "ntey may ptuomol. that they have a !riendly r.latiOnlh i p with on. of the broth.rs . !t is nec ..... ry to think _ 11 of on. anoth..,.
19 . Do not ... cc~" huAiliation and di-.grsce. DJ",bey orders and 0 ppo5,. th...,.
20 . It h i mpor tan t to coordin .. t ... ith your broth.rs before .... <:u ting a ny optIr.t ion ( •• curi~y p lan).
21 . Th ••• cllrity per. onn.l may l.ave you for long periods of ti ...... ithout .. 5ki ng yOu any qu •• tions i n order to br.ak your will and de"e nnination.
22. During the inte rroga tion ..... y only the thing. t hAt you a"reed upon ... ith your e_ndec. Do nOt be ~onc.n>ed ~t oth.r brothers.
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UK/B:\I·I" TO UKlBM·18D TRAI'>SLA TIOl'> Lesson EightHn
PRISONS At\"D DEIT:-mON CEKTERS
IF A", NDICTMEKT IS ISSUED M"D THETII.lALBEGINS. THE BROTHER HAS TO PAY ATIEl"T10N TO THE FOLLOWING:
I , At t" .. ginning of <II<: <rial . """e more the brolhe" must ins;" on proving tho, tOrtur< "'"" innicted on t.hem by S!.'l'" Security [in"'Sliplors) before the judge.
, COO1plain [to lhe counl of mi$tr<atmont while in pri,,,,, . ), Make >m.ngements for lhe brother', defense with <II<: "'torney, whether he w", retained by
the brooiler", family or court.appointed. 4 . The brolher has 10 do hi' best 10 blow lhe name, of I"" "ate oecurity OfficeB, wOo
p3rticip.tt<! in hi, tOrtu," and mention \heir names 10 lbe judge. [These name. may be Obl.ine<! from brotherS wOo had to deal with IhO$e om""rS in Pf<'viou. ca.e •. 1
~. So"", brotbers may tell and may"" lured by <II<: .we """urity invo"igators 10 "'>lify all.in" the brotherS (i ,e. affirmaliOll "'iUIe"]. eilher by IIOl keeping !hem 10gether in tho =no pri.on during lhe lrials, or by letrin& lbern .. lit to the medii. In this c .... lhey ho ... 10 be !mitt<! llenlly. and sOOuld be offered i""" advke, good lre"""'nt. and pray lhat God rnoy lu.ide lhem.
6. DurinI' lhe lriaL \he court h .. 10 be OOIified of any mi,u"'Imenl of the brotherS inside Ihe P",",, ·
7. It i, po,sible 10 resort 10 .. hungo. ",ike, bUI it i$ .. !>.<:Iic that COIl <itheuucceed or foil. 8. Take advanlage of .i,its to communic.", witb brothen outside prison and eXChange
informaliOlllh'" may be helpful 10 lhem in lheir wor~ oo!Side pri,on (accordinlllO whal occurred durinll the invesligation,]. The importance of mastering Ihe art of hidi!l$ message. is self evident here, When lhe broth ......... u.nsported from and to lhe prison [00 lheir way to the court) they should shoot [,lamic ,lollan, oullond from in.ide lhe prison cars to impR'" upon the people aod their fomily the need to oupponl$lom. In<ide the pri",", lhe brother should IIOl accepl any work thaI may beliUle or demean h,m or hi. brot"rs. ,nch as the de.ning of the prison botilrooms or hallw:a}'S. The bro.hers ,hould create an Islamic progrom fO!" themselves in,ide the prison ... "'ell .. reCf<atiCHlal and <duc .. iooal """'. <k:. The brolher in prison .hould be l role model in ,elflessness, Brothers ,hould olso pay 'l"'nlion to ... .,b OIh= netd' and sbould help each <>Iher and unile vi, a vi. In. prison officerS. The brolhen must tlke advanlagt of Iheir presen"" in prison for obeyins ."d worshiping [Goo[ aod memon'ing .he Qora·an. ele, Thi . i. in additiCHl to oll guidelines and procedures thal were conlOined in the 1<""" on inttrTOption . nd inv .. tigltion. Lastly. each of us nas to unde" .. od tn .. ",e don'l ",hi<"" vi.,tory agoinSl our enemies througn. the", ot:tioos lnd securi ly procodure •. Rother. ViClory i. ot:hieved by <>beying Almighly and Glotiou. God ond bee .. u .. of their ... ny .ins. Every brother -has 10 be <.,.,ful . o as 001 10 commit "n. ond everyone oJ u. h .. to do hi. best in <>beying Almigh.y God. Who ,aid in ~is Holy Book: "We
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,"" II . "-,'hOuo doubt. hell' Ow m<>Sen .... ..... ......., ... ho bcli<..., (bodo l 1ft thlt .. <Xid". I,i< PId d>e 0fW: ~ whorn ~ Wi_Its .... U ..-and fonlL -}'ayGod .........
ID<dic ... onJ
To ' " is pu~ Muslim youth. ~ bcli~_. Lbo mujahid ([,gh''') ''''' God·llak~. I prescnt t~'" modest ~ffe>n ' " contribution 'rom"", to pl V" the wa~ !hat "'iU lud 10 Alm' 8hty G<>d.nd to em!:>l;sk I "llip/1 ' ''' . Iong ,he Ii"", ol,be prophet
The P'<>pI,",- puce be """" llim. Wd lIt;;rin, tg """'" w .. m.ll.<d by Imam AI\med: "lei tl>e """'''''''I IW God .. -ants be ift )'GU. )'<II Cod .... y ~we II if He SO wilt.. ll>d ...... mere .. -,II be • Ca/,p/oMe 1IC(0I'dina: 10 the pi"ph .. '1 p.d. [illSltUCtionl. if God 50 wills k. He ,..ill "'50 1ftIIO>~ ,haI l l11e C.I,plule ) il He "" wil ... ON! you ai]1 ha~ • di .......... imI ki •• if God 50 .... u. iL One:< at .. n •• f God so ..... n .. He will "'''''''.., 111m 11tIc disolxdio 4.l:;inl).. ond )'0\1 ""II h.v< on oppl'nllv< kll'l$. {Finally). if God SO wilb. He ",ill ",move !rim [Iho oppres&i • • kiniJ, and you will N •• • Caliph.", """"""II, to ,he proptlof. path [i",tn>:tjonJ. He then be"..,.. .i IeM."
THE IMPORTANCE OF TEA.>.{ WORK:
l. Team wort. i. ,lie oolyuan .... ;"" O(Gocfl~. as .... 11 as thataf~~. to unite Oftd IlOIlO di....,.",_ A lmigflly God 101)'1. - And hold f ... all ~. b)' 1M Rope which Allah ('u~ __ m.- )'OU). _ be _ dividod. amoo~ y<IUl'Od_ - ill "S.Voih MaoIim.-;'
_ tqIOI1Od by A .... HorairaII. ~ Allah JooIc bndl1 upooI lIi ......... ~ POOJh"~ may Allah', puoo:. and gr=i..,. be up"" h, .... _ : HAll ... appb"Q thrtoe \ohinpl for)'OU and di~",. ,1Irec [,rullj.l: Iio appw< .. ilia )'001 ....,.srup him. Ilw. ,.... do "'" dOWlie,. in Him. ond 'hOi )'OII 1IoId fase. all '0CCIhe!'. by ,be Rope which Al101o. _ be "'" divided amonl you""l"" •. He dis.ppm' •• of thr •• : poip. askinK • ."", • .>clr [f(lr l>c:lp) . and "Iuandcrinl mon.~:'
, AN!KIOilinl '"team ,.(lrk·' r(lr ;1'IC!1.ldual and h.o.ptw.ard ""'"' moanl di_ yin& tha, orders of God _ the: prophe' on<! rlllin, v;,;,im 10 di'''''ity,
3. T ....... uk is ..-...;"" IOC<IO\l<'1UOfl in ri~ and piely. ~ . UphoI<finl ~1;&ioD, which God bas orde,ed II> by Hi< "')'i"" '1jpj'iIId ,eli ....... - will
nccc»arily ""I"';~ III all _ """r~ lpi .... oil 0IIf eroemia. ",110 ..... . " =* darkllHS. 111 add;'; .... , i. i. irnp<'"'''' ." "and apnsl darkneu in I U . " IIS: lire ...,.til, edlxaQOII, (~Iipo..sl guidanc • • and CCHlnscli", . ....... 11 as 0Ibets. This wi ll make i. "«eliot)' for us '" mo"" OIl nummou:s Il.ids 50 as \Q .. obi. the lsi""", DlO>cmcnt 10 .onfron, ignorance and .. hie>' •• iclCl<)' q:lIn" i, in thc: Mule \Q uphold nolipon. AU ,he", vilal scol. can "'" be odequarely ",hievee! wi,,,,,,,, organized ,cam work. 'Thc~f"",. "'lIn w"'. bf(:omo. I n"" ... i'y, in"",ordanoe .. ith ,he fundamental rule. "Du,y Conno! be o<comj)lished .... ithou' iI, and i, i •• ~q";~monl.H nu . .... y. ,eam wort i, odIi.ved through mu~nl 01>4 orptIizi", ~ .... kI . "~ik pOlItin, the Amir (1M Prince) befORo thorn. and Ille riih' ItWI on the nih' ~ maki~i pI.w fOf ..:tiorl. orgamrins WOI'k. and otUni"l face!l of
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