Flint, Mi - During World War II, the Office of Strategic Services, the predecessor to the CIA, created the "Simple Sabotage Field Manual", a secret guide designed to teach everyday people how to subtly disrupt operations.
Declassified in 2008, the manual outlined everyday tactics to slow productivity, cause confusion, and undermine efficiency, all without drawing suspicion.
Download it for free below and give it a read! I wonder why it's gaining popularity now? Is this still relevant today?
-Rob
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