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Note: The Anarchists who riot at police might be those Nazi-punks at rock concerts, without face masks, that terrorize the youth. & the Type O Negative band might be Freemasons.

BETRAYAL TO THEIR OWN KIND IS COMMON TO HAPPEN TOO: http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/philip_johnston/blog/2009/06/02/jacqui_smith_an_ignominious_end_to_an_inglorious_career

Center for Strategic Anarchy?: http://anarchiststrategy.blogspot.com

Setting up an anarchist group: http://flag.blackened.net/revolt/ap/organise/set_up.html

There are four simple requirements for an effective organisation:

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people
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politics
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money
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commitment

Summit Protests and Networks during war: http://flag.blackened.net/revolt/wsm/rbr/rbr8/networks.html

Anarchists and creating Mass Media mayhem: http://flag.blackened.net/revolt/wsm/rbr/rbr8/media.html

Therefore we are going to form a division of soldiers called the Spider-Men. They will defend the people from the fascists, having concealed in suitable space, various venemous spider farms. They will be guardians, and performing superhero-like strategies with dangerous venemous spiders. Five Deadly Spiders of the World: http://www. scienceray. com/Biology/Five-Deadly-Spiders-of-the-World. 166955

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The Redback Spider:

The Redback spiders live everywhere throughout the Australian continent. Female Redback spiders are black in color with a very apparent red or orange stripe that is visible on the back of the spider. The female Redback spider is dangerous and almost always connected to human deaths. Redback spider bites cause severe pain at the site of the bite and cause other symptoms to include: sweating, muscular weakness, vomiting, and nausea. Redback spider venom is a neurotoxin that affects the neurotransmitters causing there depletion. The Redback spider has caused several reported deaths of bitten human beings but none have died since the release of an antivenom. Over 250 bites receive antivenom treatment each year with many more cases most likely go unreported.


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The Tree-Dwelling Funnel-Web Spider:

The Tree-dwelling Funnel-web spider is also a resident of Australia though this spider is most commonly found on the east coast of the continent. Unlike the Redback spider the male Tree-dwelling Funnel-web spider is the killer, with venom five times as deadly as the female of the species. The body of the spider is glossy in nature with a color of either black or brown. The Tree-dwelling Funnel-web spider is extremely aggressive standing up on it hind legs when threatened and exposing their fangs. The venom of this impressive spider is a neurotoxin that cause the nerves to begin to fire rapidly. The bite of this spider can result in the following symptoms: salivation, muscle twitching, sweating, and tearing of the eyes. Many deaths have occurred from the bite of The Tree-dwelling Funnel-web spider before the introduction of an antivenom but even with the antivenom available the bite can be life threatening without immediate medical attention. The most interesting thing about the venom of these spiders is that most animals seem to be immune to their poison but it is extremely toxic to human beings and monkeys.


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Brazilian Wandering Spider:

The Brazilian Wandering Spider, also known as the “ Banana Spider”, can be found in the jungles of South America. It does not have a web like standard spiders and can be found wondering on the jungle floor, hence its name. Though the jungle is this spiders natural habitat it is also commonly found in peoples homes. This spider is a very aggressive spider and tends to be nervous. This spider is commonly found hidden in the vegetation of banana trees and has been found stowed away in banana crates. This spider is known to be the most deadly spider in the Americas. The venom of this spider can be fatal to a mouse in a dose as small as 0.006mg! The Brazilian Wandering Spiders venom is also a neurotoxin and is very painful due to it release of serotonin. An interesting side effect of this spiders bite is that it is known to cause priapism, an erection that can last longer than four hours. Now this is one hardcore spider.

Below is a photo a Brown Recluse spider-bite:

4. Brown Recluse Spider: The Brown Recluse Spider, although nowhere near as deadly as the other spiders on this page, also deserves respect. The Brown Recluse spider is a small brown spider with a backwards violin shaped mark on the back of his head. This mark also led the spider to be known as the “ fiddle-back spider”. This spiders venom causes ulceration. The Brown Recluse's bite does not tend to be painful at the time of the bite and some people will not even know they have been bitten. In the first few hours the bite will only appear small and red like a standard bug bite but within 24 hours will begin to swell and blister. If bitten in fatty tissue a deep lesion will occur that may not heal for several years! These bites without proper care have been known to lead to amputation of affected limbs. It is very likely that many people died of infection from the spider bites before the introduction of modern medical care.

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Black Widow Spider:

The Black Widow Spider is known as the deadliest spider in North America. The female of the species is a very glossy black with an hourglass present on the thorax. The hourglass mark is usually red but can range from yellowish to orange in color. The male of the species is smaller than the female and is not dangerous. The black widow spider venom is a neurotoxin. The bite of the Black Widow is not generally known to be painful at the time of the bite but the bite will swell and two small fang marks will be seen. The symptoms of the bite are painful. The symptoms of the Black Widows bite include: localized pain in the back and abdomen, sever cramping of the abdominal muscles, nausea, labored breathing, tremors, profuse perspiration, high blood pressure, restlessness, and fever. Though most bites do not lead to serious long term side effects they have been known to lead to death.

We are going to form another division called Snake Guard. They will defend the people from the fascists, having concealed in suitable space, various venemous snake farms. They will be guardians, and performing superhero like strategies with dangerous venemous serpents. The Snake Information below is from: http://www.backyardnature.net/snakvenm.htm in North America!

Click the photo below to enlarge (a background wallpaper):

Few poisonous snake species occur in North America, and they are all easy to identify as venomous. Several non-venomous snakes mimic the venomous ones.
The venomous ones fall into two groups:

Eastern Coral Snake, Micrurus fulvius (DANGEROUS: DON'T YOU HOLD ONE!)
The Coral Snakes, of which there are 2 species, one of them shown above. Red in the map below shows the approximate distributions of both species, the Eastern Coral Snake living from Texas to North Carolina and the Arizona Coral Snake in southern Arizona and extreme southwestern New Mexico.


Therefore, most North American backyards, even if they adjoin a wilderness area, will never harbor a coral snake. Coral snakes are easy to identify, with boldly colored, broad, alternating bands (not long lines) of red, yellow and black. A number of harmless snake species also have broad alternating bands of these colors, but the coral snake's colored bands are arranged in a unique sequence, which you can remember with this poem: Red on yellow/ Will kill a fellow. Thus the red bands are always framed with yellow bands. Most but not all harmless look-alike snakes have their red bands framed with black. Sometimes the yellow bands are almost white.


The Pit Vipers -- 17 species in all -- include rattlesnakes, copperheads, and water moccasins, found throughout most of the U.S.
 All members of the pit viper family share two characteristics that separate them from all other clobbered snakes (boas and pythons can also have these features):

As the copperhead photo left shows, they have cat-eyes -- the black pupil is shaped like the cross section of a vertically positioned convex lens.

There's a pit, or hole, between the snake's eyes and its nostrils (thus the name pit viper). This pit is heat-sensitive, enabling the snake to locate warm-blooded prey in total darkness. This is also clearly visible in the above picture, between the bottom of the eye and the bottom of the nostril. See it?Of course, if you live within easy walking distance of a more or less natural area where pit vipers are known to occur, you won't want to approach any unknown living snake to see if its pupils are convex and if it bears heat-sensitive pits. To identify venomous snakes from beyond striking distance you must study pictures of the poisonous species in your area and commit the details of their appearances to memory. There is no short-cut. Pit vipers do tend to have more or less heart-shaped heads because of the bulging poison glands behind their eyes. However, many harmless snakes also have more or less heart-shaped heads.

Again, we are going to form another division called the Ninja-Turtles. They will defend the people from the fascists, having concealed in suitable space, various snapping-turtle farms. (An excellent spot is inside an empty swimming pool, having a warm temperature all year long.) They will be guardians, and performing superhero-like strategies with their powerful snapping-turle beaks, which can bite off flesh in Pirana-like speed. The Turtle Information below is from: http://turtletrack. org/Issues01/Co05192001/CO_05192001_Turtlerace. htmSnapping Turtle

(Chelydra serpentina)

•Phylum: Chordata •Class: Reptilia •Order: Testudines •Family: Chelydridae

NOTICE TO THIS DIVISION:   An excellent method to unleash a load of snapping-turtles upon Riot-Police, would be by filling the back of an empty van, then driving the van through the Riot-Police while having the back doors already open, so that the turtles would safely land on the street as a result of inertia sliding them out as the van peals out and thereby falling to the Earth at a close distance.

Snapping turtles are freshwater turtles that live in the Americas. There are three species: the Alligator, Common, and Florida Snapping Turtles. The Alligator snapping turtle is the largest of the North American freshwater turtles. These turtles reach 50 or more pounds, although the average-sized adult weighs 20-30 lbs.


Snapping Turtles have large heads which cannot be withdrawn into the small shell. They rely on their strong jaws for defense and can bite hard if disturbed. They live in stagnant ponds, swamps and slow-running rivers. Since the Alligator Snapping Turtle lives mainly on fish, it is slaughtered by fishermen and is now on the endangered list.


Common Snapping Turtles can sniff out carrion (dead animals), which they add to their diet of plants, small birds and fish. They are so fearless and aggressive that on occasion, they have been known to attack swimmers.
Because of their unique ability to detect dead and rotting flesh, Common Snapping Turtles have been used to help police search for human corpses!

If the common snapping turtle is pestered while on land, it will repeatedly try to bite. Its neck is extremely long, and it can snap or bite as quickly as lightning strikes. Indeed, even a small snapper can inflict a painful wound with its hooked beak. If handled, which is definitely not recommended, be very careful. Pick it up by its tail and keep the belly side of the shell facing toward your body, because a well placed bite -from the common snapping turtle can sever a few fingers at one time.


Geographic Range:
The snapping turtle's range stretches from S. Alberta and east to Nova Scotia in the north, extending south all the way to the Gulf of Mexico and into central Texas.

Physical Characteristics The common snapping turtle averages 8-12 inches long and 10-35 pounds. The snapping turtle normally has a shell length ranging from 8 -18 1/2"and has a tail nearly as long as the shell. The tail has saw-toothed keels on it. The shell ranges in color from dark brown to tan and can even be black in some individuals. Snapping turtles have characteristic tubercles on their necks and legs. Plastrons of snapping turtles are very small and leave much of the extremities exposed. Snapping turtle necks, legs, and tails have a yellowish color and the head is dark in color.

Natural History:

Food Habits
Snapping turtles will eat nearly anything that they can get their jaws around. They feed on carrion, invertebrates, fish, birds, small mammals, amphibians, and a surprisingly large amount of aquatic vegetation. Snapping turtles kill other turtles by decapitation. This behavior might be territoriality towards other turtles or a very inefficient feeding behavior.


Reproduction
Mating takes place from April to November. In the mating process, the male positions himself on top of the female's shell by grasping the shell with his claws. He then curves his tail until his vent contacts the female's vent. Fertilization takes place at this time. After the eggs have developed sufficiently in the female, she excavates a hole, normally in sandy soil, and lays as many as 83 eggs. The eggs take 9-18 weeks to hatch depending on the weather. Interestingly, female snapping turtles sometimes store sperm for several years. Sperm storage allows individuals to mate at any time of the year independent of female ovulation, and it also allows females to lay eggs every season without needing to mate.


Behavior
Snapping turtles are not social creatures. Social interactions are limited to aggressive interactions between individuals, usually males. Many individuals can be found within a small range; snapping turtle density is normally related to the amount of available food. Snapping turtles can be very vicious when removed from the water, but they become docile when placed back into the water. Snapping turtles like to bury themselves in mud with only their nostrils and eyes exposed. This burying behavior is used as a means of ambushing prey. Snapping turtles have a small growth on the front of their tongues that resembles a wriggling worm. To capture fish, the snapping turtle opens its mouth to make the "worm" visible. When a fish comes to investigate the lure, the snapping turtle grabs it with its strong jaws.


Habitat
Snapping turtles only live in fresh or brackish water. They prefer water bodies with muddy bottoms and abundant vegetation because concealment is easier.


Biomes: freshwater lake, freshwater rivers

Conservation/Biodiversity
Snapping turtle populations are not close to extinction or even threatened. Habitat destruction could pose a danger to snapping turtle populations at a later time. Some individuals are killed for food which does impact the population, but in a very minor way.


Economic Benefits for Humans:

Positive
Snapping turtles are used by many people in turtle stews and soups. Snapping turtle shells were used in many ceremonies among Native Americans. The shells were dried and mounted on handles with corn kernels inside for use as rattles.


Negative
Snapping turtles consume the young of some game fish. The impact of snapping turtles on these populations is minimal. Snapping turtles are known to kill young and adult ducks and geese, but once again the effects are minimal.

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Last but not least, if farming alligators (or crocodiles), then consider that they have delicious meat in their tails (tasting like lobster tail), which  is also very high in protein. And of course their body parts fetch a good price in the market. They reproduce quickly, laying eggs just like the  turtles above. And then of course there other fantastic species like bears, bulls (common in Spain), big cats, eagles (like the Mongolian photos show on the right), and more!

CO-ORDINATE YOUR NINJA CAPABILITIES FOR EACH SPECIES, HAVING THEM STRATEGICALLY PLACED AMONG YOUR RANKS. Getting close to the enemy with an obvious weapon may be difficult, but you could easily walk up to anyone holding Vodka in glass (because its clear looking like water), while puffing on a cigarette for instant ignition.

Moving on to create another division, strategically remote-controlled bomber airplanes, and call it the Civilian Air Force.


HOW TO DROP BOMBS WITH MINIATURE ¨HOBBY¨ REMOTE-CONTROLLED AIRPLANES:
 

NITROGLYCERINE IS A CHEMICAL EXPLOSIVE & HAS MEDICAL USES TOO:

Its a colorless, thick, oily, flammable, highly explosive, slightly water-soluble liquid, C3H5N3O9, prepared from glycerol with nitric and sulfuric acids: used chiefly as a constituent of dynamite and other explosives, in rocket propellants, and in medicine as a vasodilator in the treatment of angina pectoris.

Making napalm is easy! Just soak styrofoam in gasoline, until it has been fully dissolved. Be careful with it!!!
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CURRENT & FUTURE WEAPONS OF EARTHS RIOT-POLICE:

Netguns are non-lethal weapons designed to fire a net which entangles the target. Netguns have a long history of being used to capture wildlife, without injury, for research purposes. A netgun is currently in development for less-than-lethal riot control. Pepper-spray projectiles are a projectile weapons that launch a fragile ball which breaks upon impact and releases an irritant powder called PAVA (capsaicin II) pepper. The launchers are often slightly modified .68 caliber paintball guns.


Stink bombs are devices designed to create an extremely unpleasant smell for riot control and area denial purposes. Stink bombs are believed to be less dangerous than other riot control chemicals, since they are effective at low concentrations. Sticky foam weapons are being tested, which cover and immobilize rioters with a gooey foam.


Low frequency sound cannons are weapons of various types that use sound to injure or incapacitate subjects using a focused beam of sound or ultrasound. While described as "non-lethal", they can still kill under certain conditions. Active denial systems (ADS) are a non-lethal, directed-energy weapon developed by the U.S. military. The ADS directs electromagnetic radiation, specifically, high-frequency microwave radiation, at a frequency of 95 GHz, which causes a burning sensation on the subject's skin. Dazzler lasers are directed-energy weapons that use intense light to cause temporary blindness or disorientation of rioters.

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Police tasered a fleeing Black man from just a construction site on his bicycle, and then purposely ran him over after he was shocked, so as to pin him underneath the car to death:
http://pnj.com/article/20091003/NEWS01/91003002/Pensacola-cop-ran-over--killed-man-during-chase--witnesses-say&referrer=FRONTPAGECAROUSE