The top links all go to CIA website and have loads of PDFs that I think contain Al Qaeda propaganda and news. So don't click on that in the UK, pretty sure it's illegal to download that with our terror laws.
Good god, I had no idea how bad the state of personal freedoms is in the UK. That's horrifying. For the curious, parent is talking about this: https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/terrorist-pr...
Bin Laden's Bookshelf
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#32Props to the joker who built the page like it was still 2001. Why does it refresh on each click of a section of books? Terrible.
Guess that explains why when you click on english language books the first time, it loads them. Click on something else it page reloads with no change. Or maybe it doesnt explain that at all. Very antiquated site.
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#33Props to the joker who built the page like it was still 2001. Why does it refresh on each click of a section of books? Terrible.
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#34> Black Box Voting, Ballot Tampering in the 21st Century by Bev Harris > Bloodlines of the Illuminati by Fritz Springmeier These two were the most interesting on the list to me. Not sure why he cared about the first , but the second (and other titles about conspiracies) is really strange to me. Has anyone here read that book?
> In mockery and imitation of God’s 12 tribes, Satan blessed 12 bloodlines. One of these bloodlines was the Ishmaeli bloodline from which a special elite line developed alchemy, assassination techniques, and other occult practices. One bloodline was Egyptian/Celtic/Druidic from which Druidism was developed. One bloodline was in the orient and developed oriental magic. One lineage was from Canaan and the Canaanites. It had the name Astarte, then Astorga, then Ashdor, and then Astor. The tribe of Dan was used as a Judas Iscariot type seed. The royalty of the tribe of Dan have descended down through history as a powefful Satanic bloodline. The 13th or final blood line was copied after God’s royal lineage of Jesus. This was the Satanic House of David with their blood which they believe is not only from the House of David but also from the lineage of Jesus, who they claim had a wife and children. The 13th Satanic bloodline was instilled with the direct seed of Satan so that they would not only carry Christ’s blood--but also the blood of his "brother" Lucifer.
- https://www.cia.gov/library/abbottabad-compound/FC/FC2F53710...
Seems like exactly the kind of thing a religious extremist would be into.
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#35- Arabic language tutorial for violent jihadist extremists on how to use Google Thats halirious ;)
[1] https://duckduckgo.com/?q=Kybernetiq+magazine ?
AFAIK it covers anything from rooting your smartphone, installing alternative OS/'ROM', ungoogling, alternative appstores, sideloading, safe messaging, using Linux the same way, and so on.
edit: I should say the discovery shocked me a bit at the time. Because before that I talked on IRC with ppl I just knew electronically, but not in person about how Cybernetics have almost been forgotten, that it is now covered by systems (of systems) science, complexity sciences, but that Cybernetics are the root of this. And pointed them to the available literature. And a few months later I saw the headlines about this magazine. Furthermore some ppl seemed to come from Belgium, at least they talked about local things. Maybe they have 'franchised' it a little bit because of that.
Anyways, now I rarely use IRC anymore at all. The fuckers should be drowned in pig shit!
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#37Bin Laden was a successful businessman in Sudan during that country's dark times. A dictator instituted sharia, and Bin Laden was able to run a variety of businesses in its capital. He was not a world renowned terrorist at this time, merely an intelligent and capable Islamic fundamentalist. It was only later he would move East and begin plotting a reign of cruel terror.
I probably have a Bin Laden number of 3 or even 2 given I used to work for a well known Arab Consulting engineers in London and I am sure my department boss knew Bin Laden's Father.
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#38> Black Box Voting, Ballot Tampering in the 21st Century by Bev Harris > Bloodlines of the Illuminati by Fritz Springmeier These two were the most interesting on the list to me. Not sure why he cared about the first , but the second (and other titles about conspiracies) is really strange to me. Has anyone here read that book?
https://www.cia.gov/library/abbottabad-compound/FC/FC2F53710...
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#39Props to the joker who built the page like it was still 2001. Why does it refresh on each click of a section of books? Terrible.
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#40Are you kidding me? RPGs or better ("missiles") cost 3000 rupees? That's 40 US$.