CIA Terrorist Manual

" I don't mean to abuse you with verbal violence, but you have to understand what your Government and its agents are doing. " - John Stockwell, ex-CIA operative and now critic

I stumbled, disbelieving, upon this terror manual on a web site now defunct. I can only wonder how or why it lapsed, and if it was to do with their considerable bravery publishing the CIA "Sabotage Manual" that described comic book-style how to bring a society to a halt - Nicuragua in this case.

The web site was publius' lessgov.org, a sad ghost of which survives on the Wayback Machine at http://www.archive.org. This link, depending on archive.org's health at the time, might take you to the embalmed survivor of lessgov.org - I show the link in full:
http://web.archive.org/web/20010302134409/http://www.lessgov.org/ which is how it appeared in its heyday.

Lessgov published the manual in image form, and unfortunately the archiving process has lost those images, so only the header text atop the terrorist manual survives:

"This illustrated Terrorism Manual was produced and distributed by the United States(?) Central Intelligence Agency to instruct and motivate the people of Nicaragua to commit terrorism against their government.

Included in the manual are instructions on stealing from the government and spreading rumors, phoning bomb threats to your employer and false alarms of crimes and fires, destroying telecommunications and alarm systems, attacking police stations, sabotaging vehicles, blocking highways, making bombs and throwing them at police stations and how to do arson. "

The manual was, to quote John Stockwell:
" a comic-book type of a paper, with visual explanations of what you can do to bring a society to a halt: how you can gum up typewriters; what you can pour in a gas tank to burn up engines; what you can stuff in a sewer to stop up the sewage so it won't work -- things you can do to make a society simply cease to function. "

At this moment (no doubt 'momentarily') a copy resides here.