The Freedom Outlaw's Handbook: 179 Things to Do 'Til the Revolution Book

	Forward: Greetings, Fellow Conspirators	i
Chapter 1	Whew! Some Things You Can Quit Wasting Your Time On	1
1.	Don't get calluses on your fingers!	2
2.	"Don't vote; it only encourages them"	2
3.	Don't give in to the fear	3
4.	Don't assume an Expert is an expert	4
5.	Surrender the idea of your own incompetence	4
6.	Don't give your Social Security number	5
7.	Check your authoritarianism	7
8.	Don't confuse nothing with something	7
9.	Don't talk to strangers	8
10.	And don't "out" yourself! (Or let your associates "out" you)	8
11.	Quit cooperating with the police	9
12.	Don't get too hung up on financial security	10
13.	Don't debate	11
14.	Don't say anything you don't want the world to hear	11
15.	Stop sucking at the tit	12
16.	Don't respect the office	13
17.	Don't get all goo-goo about cops and soldiers	13
18.	Don't blame somebody else; "somebody" ain't doin' it	14
19.	Along these same lines, everything isn't an illness	15
20.	Tell the friendly census taker to take off	15
21.	Don't forget the Bill of Rights	16
22.	Snap out of hypnosis	17
23.	Don't be used by your possessions	18
24.	Don't be a slave to debt	19
25.	Never beg for your rights	20
26.	Get your private information out of the public eye	20
27.	Don't pay more taxes than you must	21
Chapter 2	Better Yet: Active Non-cooperation With Tyrants	23
28.	Attitude is everything	23
29.	An experiment in legal non-payment of taxes (but really much more than that)	24
30.	Break the rules	25
31.	Never talk with the feds	26
32.	Don't let the government control your kids	27
33.	Keeping the state from branding your newborn	28
34.	Your baby, the tax deduction	29
35.	Get started with PGP	30
36.	Use PGP intelligently	30
37.	The magical USB hard drive	31
38.	Surf anonymously	32
39.	Shunning	32
40.	Check your computer for keystroke loggers	33
41.	...And for ad-aware, tracking-ware, and other commercial spyware	34
42.	Use Linux	35
43.	Buy silver and gold	35
44.	If you must join a political party	36
45.	Evade speed traps, speed cameras, & red-light cameras	37
46.	More on protecting data	38
47.	Protect your medical privacy	39
48.	How to disappear	40
49.	Buying on the quiet	42
50.	Getting a drivers license without a Social Security number	42
51.	"Yes, you can work without a Social Security number."	43
52.	Record your encounters with "authorities"	44
53.	Get rid of your dependencies	45
54.	A cute twist on refusing to give your SSN	46
55.	Know the difference between mala in se and mala prohibita	47
56.	Use a pre-paid cellphone	48
57.	Banishing your SSN	49
58.	Visualize Vermont carry	50
59.	Homeschool, unschool, private school	52
60.	Keep your sense of humor	54
61.	Assume all phones are tapped--and the Internet, too!	55
62.	Cover your assets	56
63.	Nothing's true until you verify it	59
64.	Know where your line in the sand is drawn	59
65.	Cultivate cheap activities	60
66.	Close your bank accounts?	61
67.	Follow your bliss	62
68.	Intimidate back	63
69.	Learn your privacy rights and protect them	64
70.	Maybe you're already a "terrorist"	65
Chapter 3	The Ground You Stand On: Self-reliance	67
71.	Instead of television	68
72.	Set a goal	69
73.	Import your own pharmaceuticals	71
74.	Treat yourself	71
75.	Build yourself a little cabin	72
76.	Simple alternative to health insurance	73
77.	Do-it-yourself machine shop	74
78.	Every other sort of DIY	74
79.	Lehman's non-electric	75
80.	Help with solar	75
81.	Community: the most radical idea	76
82.	Be ready to profit from others' dependencies	78
83.	Cultivate some Mormon friends	78
84.	Expect to lose everything--and don't fear	79
85.	Another form of self-reliance: being rich	81
86.	Don't forget your Rolodex!	81
87.	Practice Dumpster diving and backwoods "shopping"	82
88.	Be prepared	83
89.	Your three-day grab-and-go kit	84
90.	An emergency water supply	85
91.	Building your emergency food supply	86
92.	Your medical kit	89
93.	Basic weapons	89
94.	Tools and equipment	91
95.	Survival-goods sources	92
96.	Prepare your kids, pets, and elderly relatives	93
97.	Know something about the chem-bio-nuke attack threat	96
98.	Skill building	96
99.	Get to know your neighbors	98
100.	The big dream: going debt-free	99
101.	Further reading: Self-reliance	102
Chapter 4	Way Better Than Voting: Agitation for Outlaws	105
102.	Sousveillance: More privacy, less secrecy	106
103.	CASPIAN: Shooting down the supermarket spies	107
104.	End the Drug War	108
105.	Resist draft registration	110
106.	Carry the Bill of Rights Security Edition	111
107.	Defeat campus PC	111
108.	The Free State Project (and its wild west cousins)	112
109.	Find out what your drivers license says about you	113
110.	Speaking of privacy protests as performance art	114
111.	Protest the protestors	115
112.	National Ammo Day	115
113.	Government supremacist: the power of words	116
114.	Join a gun-rights group	117
115.	Demilitarize the cops	118
116.	Don't let yourself get overloaded	119
117.	Celebrate Independence Day	120
118.	Celebrate April 19	120
119.	Fly the Gadsden flag	121
120.	It's even more important now to keep DARE out of your local schools	122
121.	Identify the informant in your midst	123
122.	Remember Mother Batherick	124
123.	Be an international superhero	125
124.	Stand up for people who stand up for their rights	125
125.	Know your rights as a juror--and promote everybody's rights	126
126.	The Bill of Rights Day Committee	127
127.	Watch your local government	128
128.	Create a one-person "organization"	128
129.	Idiot-avoidance: Crucial to freedom activism	130
130.	Another tip for avoiding snitches and agents provocateur	131
131.	There is no One Grand Plan	132
Chapter 5	Way Better Than Agitation: Monkeywrenching	135
132.	Learn from the masters	136
133.	How to fry chips	137
134.	Being amusingly disloyal to supermarket "loyalty" cards	138
135.	Do you work a database?	139
136.	Bomb throwing: the non-violent kind	140
137.	The best kind of fake: a real fake	140
138.	Another form of "real" fake ID	141
139.	ID of the Living Dead	141
140.	Anybody got any spare Social Security numbers?	142
141.	A genuine "fake" Social Security number	143
142.	And finally, if you're very, very serious about alternative ID	144
143.	Just for you Moles	144
144.	Assist your friendly local drug warriors	145
145.	Fun with superglue	146
146.	Creative writing	147
147.	Simon (Jester) says	148
148.	Freeway blogging	149
149.	Dyslexia	150
150.	SSN Acalculia or Discalculia	150
151.	Plausible fake SSNs	151
152.	The old dead-baby trick	152
153.	Do write to your congresscritter	153
154.	Fun with trigger terms	154
155.	The monkeywrenching value of encryption	154
156.	Go ahead. Be a leech	155
157.	Bust anti-freedom organizations by driving them broke	156
158.	And don't forget those post-paid envelopes	157
159.	Another helpful use for 1-800 numbers	158
160.	Create a fake plot or organization	160
161.	Learn to disappear in a crowd	161
162.	Make "them" fill out your paperwork	162
163.	The un-Bradyed (or creatively Bradyed) gun	163
164.	Guerrilla gun tactics	165
165.	Further Reading: Monkeywrenching and dirty tricks	166
Chapter 6	If it Comes Down to That: Someday	167
166.	You might just want to leave	167
167.	Leaderless resistance and cells of three	168
168.	Cellphones and checkpoints	170
169.	The lie behind the lie detector	171
170.	Have a secure house	172
171.	And a safe house	174
172.	Bury gold, guns, and goodies	175
173.	Hiding things in plain site	177
174.	Don't be a terrorist	179
175.	An interesting fact about auto airbags	179
176.	If the gun situation gets that bad	180
177.	Be Creative	183
178.	Silent resistance	183
179.	Someday, it will be time	184