The Anarchist Cookbook

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Summary: useful to a point
Review: when i was in the army special forces we used many of the recipes in this book but be warned you can get hurt or killed if you dont know exactly what you are doing good book but be careful

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Summary: An amazing book
Review: This book is quite amazing. I found it very informative on all the kinds of crazy stuff that's out there. However, people should be aware that this stuff shouldn't really be done! keep in mind that the book is only for educationa purposes.

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Summary: Interesting, informative, but unpredictable.
Review: This book should only be for fun. As a college student, it can come in handy for "creative landscaping" at 2 or 3 in the morning. I'm not so sure about the predictablity of the formulas, but many do work, such as tennis ball bomb (lame but it works), marlotov cocktail. Be careful with the recipies, but be sure to have fun! (Cyrus the Virus from the movie Conair used it (if you happened to notice)) Just be smart, don't do something stupid, and rock on! Use it like karate, know the info so you dont have to use it!

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Summary: Extremely interesting book, but I wouldn't try many recipes.
Review: This book is a very interesting read, but I wouldn't be surprised if some of it is fake and you blow off a arm or leg trying to make some recipes. It makes you think your McGuyver obtaining all this knowledge from this book, but I wouldn't act on it and make some bomb. This book is fun to read and makes you laugh on occasion, but don't be stupid with it.

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Summary: Garbage
Review: The Anarchist Cookbook has long been associated with contemporary anarchism, an association that is far, far from the truth. Almost all anarchists condemn it as being misleading about anarchism and are mad that popular culture gets its beliefs about anarchism from this book. Many believe it to be the work of the CIA, who mya have designed it to blow up would-be bombmakers AND spread disinformation about anarchism, which is generally nonviolent in nature. Even fans of pyrotechnics, who might get something from this book, have stated that the book is not only dangerous, but that it contains deliberate errors that will injure anybody who tries to "cook" up one of it's recipes. Finally, anarchists don't throw bombs, states do.

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Summary: Research Only Please...
Review: This is an interesting look at a naive current of the past counter culture. I certainly wouldn't suggest using this information to even experiment with explosives. A more accurate title would be, "The Disgruntled Idiot's Guide to Rebellion."

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Summary: Oldie but goodie
Review: I have been following these types of books for years and, since the hippie movement, this would be considered the great grandfather of anarchists books. Just remember though, just because grand-dad is old, doesn't mean he is right. Or for that matter, it doesn't even mean that he has a clue...

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Summary: great book phun as heak
Review: this book is 'da max I am 15 and well I must say the explosives are good for diggin' or minin'and also tossing in a lake to get fish real helpful just so long as some dumby dosen't use it for evil,in summary I would recomend this book for ages 14 and up,these things are no toys and BE CAREFUL WHEN MAKING THE COMBUSTABLES! after all who would want mommy finding out that her child was blown off the map by messing with stuff he didn't know how to use,be safe.

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Summary: ok if you have the smarts to know what you are dealing with.
Review: It is ok if you are not some stupid idiot that want's to make mommy's car blow up. It is a text book and should be treated as such. The information inside should be used for education and it has been "up graded" over the years with several different names don't live by it unless you are living in the late 1970's

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Summary: Unfarely crittised. a good book
Review: I just baught my copy and i am inpressed with all of the things they write about I tried some of the explosivs suggestions and they worked although i need more practise. I am 13 and this book is all i could find in the bookstore downtown