Organizing Manuals

"A war is run.
We run, both in offense and defense.
When you can't run, it's time to die."
-Seven Samurai

Winter is waning and spring will be a scorcher. And it's not just global
warming. People all around the globe are fired-up and looking to create a
better future. Are you and your affinity group ready for the warm, sunny days
ahead?  read more »

The zine is made of of selections from a book titled We Are Everywhere: The Irresistible Rise of Global Anti-capitalism that was edited by Notes from Nowhere. The original book chronicles the anti-capitalist/anti-globalization movement of the late-1990s and early-2000s. Consequently, a lot of the tactics discussed here come out of that context.  read more »

Collection of principles and guidelines as enumerated by military affairs analyst John Robb. Some of the world's top guerrilla groups have formally adopted Robb's work on warfare as their own. According to Robb, torrential improvements in technology and globalization have combined to make it possible for small groups of violent individuals to go to war against nation-states and win.

Fieldcraft is made up of the individual skills and techniques
used by soldiers in the field, which include movement, use of ground and camouflage in conditions of reduced visibility. These skills and techniques enable soldiers to maintain their own security while gaining advantage over the enemy.

Soldiers must master fieldcraft in order to ensure their own  read more »

A text of the anarchist guerrilla war by some imprisoned individuals of Conspiracy of Cells of Fire.

Untorelli Press
untorelli (at) riseup.net
untorellipress.noblogs.org

Six!strategies!to!get!more!organizing!leads!and!
union!members

A brief introduction to capitalism, class, and class struggle. Downloadable, ready-to-print PDF adapted from libcom.org's introductions. Includes graphics.

*a section on unwaged work has been added.

Jared Davidson

Formerly an agitational tabloid during the 2009 occupations, now an invaluable resource on the recent history of occupations in the US. Theory, ideas, stories, and how-to for occupying buildings and space. Perhaps distribute it at your local "Occupy ..."?

Download it here!:
http://afterthefallcommuniques.info/?page_id=34

or  read more »

This is a reprint of a guide called "What is Security Culture?" published by the CrimethInc collective.

We're reprinting this because the information contained within cannot be shared enough within our communities.  read more »

"Organizations pass, but subversion will never stop being loved."

A great text about prisoners and solidarity, released under the moniker "International Friends" in August 1980 and currently attributed to that Debord guy. Signed by 25,000 people upon it's release, it plead for the release of Basque political prisoners in the spirit of revolutionary solidarity.  read more »

The expanded guide includes two additional sections: "Why You Should Start a Solidarity Network" and "Interview With SeaSol". Also, A4 format has been added.

The original is here: http://zinelibrary.info/build-your-own-solidarity-network

This pamphlet is the first in the Tactical Analysis Series. Based on a workshop by the same name this text will walk you through police situation analysis, especially as it pertains to crowd control situations, the order of analysis, tactical operations and their strengths and weaknesses, hand signals, formations and movements and terrain analysis.  read more »

Ediciones Gato Negro

A guide to building a successful solidarity network along the lines of the Seattle Solidarity Network, written by two SeaSol organisers.