WorldWarThree (John's) List

[arctic.warfare]

I took this stuff down from his Guerrilla Warfare series, which is awesome, and a must-see - John/WorldWarIII is an instant favourite of mine, and, while I may be proven wrong, seems like a bus I'll be riding for a long time (to reference HHQ's excellent analogy). I don't agree with him on everything, but he's an honest, and intelligent motherfucker.

Here are the books he talked about that I am torrenting at the moment...

The Fifty-Cal Handbook - http://thepiratebay.org/tor/3880692/The ... (Paladin_P
He didn't actually mention this, but he mentioned a few books in this collection - http://thepiratebay.org/tor/3937716/Pal ... IVAL__MISC
Improvised Suppressors - http://thepiratebay.org/tor/3808383/Imp ... g_Firearms
SAS Survival Secrets - http://thepiratebay.org/details.php?id=3501634
Ray Mears Survival Series - http://thepiratebay.org/tor/3463550/Ray ... es_1Banned Books 2007 Survival - http://www.mininova.org/tor/696791
A Survivalist's Guide To Nuclear Disasters and Other Nasty Shit - http://www.mininova.org/tor/511147
US Army Ranger's Handbook - http://www.mininova.org/tor/432807
The Russian Systema Spetznaz martial art (The Spetznaz are badass, despite US propaganda) - http://www.btmon.com/Video/Movies_DVDR/ ... rrent.html
US Marine Corps Common Skills - http://thepiratebay.org/tor/3520101/US_ ... s_Handbook
A Collection of Shit, Including First Aid Manuals - http://thepiratebay.org/tor/3822971/Pos ... g_Material
Lethal Street Fighting Bas Rutten - http://thepiratebay.org/tor/3236040/Bas ... t_Fighting.
Krav Maga Israeli Baby-Killers' Martial Arts - http://thepiratebay.org/tor/3599525/Kra ... ideo___PDF (The IDF might be evil motherfuckers, but they are an amazingly efficient fighting force, one of the best in the world, pound for pound)

Here's the shopping list of stuff you'll need when the shit hits the fan (I made a couple additions):

1. Firearm
2. Ammunition
3. Gas Mask
4. Backpack
5. Food/Water

BDU
Rucksack
Bandolier/Combat belt
Weapon cleaning kit
Earplugs
Fanny pack
Ammo pouches
Sewing kit
One pair warm gloves, one pair tight finger, one pair tight fingerless
First-Aid kit
Ski mask/face mask
Scarf
Good leather combat boots (and other combat-type gear, leather might be good, as its tough, durable, good leather is waterproof, and it can turn aside a knife - Who gives a fuck if you look like the Columbine kids?)
Extra socks/boxer briefs (No "tighty-whities")
Collapsible shovel
Small handaxe/tomahawk
Spool of wire
HEAVY DUTY GLAD Garbage Bags
Handgun ($400, 9mm+)
AR-15/Kalashnikov-type rifle (I'll get a Lee Enfield SMLE when I'm legal age, and an SKS - not one of those two, but suits my purposes... I might also get a pistol-caliber carbine so I can use the pistol mags in them (Canadian gun laws restrict rifle capacity to five rounds, pistol to ten)
City map - DO NOT MARK DOWN ANYTHING
National road/highway map
Compass
Machete
Flashlights (More than one)
Wind-up radio
Watch
Energy/Protein bars
Pads of paper/pens/pencils
Tampons
Bouillon cubes
Night Vision (3rd gen - everything else is shit)
Pistol holster/Rifle sling
Level 3 body armour
Toilet paper (at least half a roll)
Electrical tape
Duct tape
Long johns (KEEP LAYERS)
Light cotton shirts (Layers)
Lighters/matches
Waterproof match holder
Flint/steel
Damn-good combat knife
Three or four other knives for general use
DARK rope
Roll of twine/string
Long-range walkie talkies
Dental floss/toothpaste/toothpicks/toothbrush
Rubbing alcohol
Listerine (Or cheaper generic brands)
Shaving razor
Mess kit (Metal bowl, metal cup, cutlery)
Iodine
Tums (Anti-heartburn mints)
Gas masks (filters) (LOOK FOR WIDE VISIBILITY - CONSIDER SHOOTING FIREARMS)
Tweezers
Fish hooks/fishing line
Safety pins
Wire saw/small saw (BOTH)
Ziplock bags
Camo facepaint
Mosquito net
Sunglasses & infantry glasses
A hat
A SHITLOAD OF FOOD/WATER

Don't listen to the fukken propaganda

Pellet gun
A whole bunch of little green army men
Paintbrush
Blue paint
Paint blue helmets and pellet gun them for target practice (Yes, I will probably do this if I ever get a pellet gun)

FUKKEN SPRAYPAINT - GRAFFITI

Have fun, guys, and when the shit hits the fan, be prepared.

I'm going to burn a lot of the material on DVDs and pass them along to my friends.

EDIT: Shit, I almost forgot...

Military Manuals torrent - http://www.onlytorrents.com/torrent/mil ... c445fc6f14

[haribol]

LOL. I thought the '50 cal Handbook was a cookbook!
Thanks for posting but we dont use weapons here....

[Hei Hu Quan]

Information is a weapon my friend. Great and valuable list Arctic.warfare, it'll hopefully save a number of people's lives.

[Anonymous]

Ray Mears Survival Series

got first series and I am downloading series 2.

I am amazed at the importance of maintaining ones culture for ones survival and how closely the two are integrated. I can only say, that I feel quite domesticated. I remember my first trip to the country side of Thailand and the culture shock I experienced, from food, to hygiene, to the insects, to cobra's in the front yard, but what I have learned is that they have a culture that translates into their lives. If they loose sight of it, and get drawn into the civilized world, they loose themselves in the plastic things they purchase on debt.

I have seen The bambo pot before for cooking sticky rice. interesting note you can cook a chicken by sticking it on a beer bottle and by placing a tin can over it and surrounding it with hay and lighting the hay a few times

[girlyoudontknow2]

A good book, for learning self sufficiency skills, which I believe will become quite essential in the not too distant future, is called "The Encyclopedia of Country Living," by Carla Emery.  It is pretty much all encompassing, and (from the cover: "includes how to cultivate a garden, buy land, bake bread, raise farm animals, make sausage, can peaches, milk a goat, grow herbs (no, not that kind), churn butter, build a chicken coop, catch a pig, cook on a wood stove and much more... "

It may be at your local library, but if not, look around for a used copy online or at an independent bookstore.  

Another good book to keep onhand is called "Prescriptions for nutritional healing," by Balch.  This could be important knowledge to have in the future.

[lioneye]

mmm herbs...

[vaultkeeper]

Wow......... thanks for compiling so much info together.   There are a lot of valuable techniques that can be shared.

In elementary school I learned an old science fair technique for getting fresh water from soil/sand.   Place the sand in a container and let it sit in the sun or under a lamp with a plastic covering taped or tied to the top.   If you prepare by finding multiple containers and some trash plastic bags you can then get water from mud / sand.   The wetter the soil, the more condensation you will get.    This of course is in the event that you have no access to fresh water.

You can also clean lake water by filtering it through charcoal in a coffee filter- that is, if you can find some charcoal and coffee filters.   Wont reduce many parasites or bacteria, but it is effective as reducing pollutants.   You could then use a silver colloid solution to rid the water of bacteria and parasites.

Colloidal silver water is also an excellent anti-bacterial, and anti-parasite/viral.   more info on how to make colloidal silver here    http://toolsforhealing.com/Products/Sil ... ators.html

I plan to be moving into a rural area sometime in the next year or two in preparation.   It might be a good idea to start living in survival mode before the time comes when there is not a choice.   I have already started learning how to grow plants and herbs and make them bear more fruit naturally through pruning.

I think that if the war hits and all I have is a few books and some ideas, it might not turn out very well unless I am already used to living this way by choice.