Oh come on folks, they’re not going to put out anything about terrorism. There’s been lots going on and they never tell us it’s terrorism. And it’s terrorism....I for one think they should...but others say keeping the sheeple calm is the reason why...
UK/BM-46 TRANSLATION
The al Qaeda manual presented here was made available by the FBI, which distributed the manual on their website: www.fbi.gov
The leaders of groups who have advocated and engaged in terrorism/mass murder have one characteristic in common: they believe that they are instruments of the will of god. — The Disaster Center
SEVENTH LESSON
WEAPONS:
MEASURES RELATED TO
BUYING AND TRANSPORTING THEM
Prior to dealing with weapons, whether buying, transporting, or storing them, it is essential to establish a careful, systematic and firm security plan that plan deals with all stages. It is necessary to divide that task into stages:
First Stage: Prior to Purchase;
Second Stage: Purchasing;
Third Stage: Transport;
Fourth Stage: Storage.
1. Prior to Purchase Stage: It is necessary to take the following measures:
a. In-depth knowledge of the place where weapons will be purchased, together with its entrances and exits.
b. Verifying there are no informants or security personnel at the place where purchasing will take place.
c. The place should be far from police stations and government establishments.
d. Not proceeding to the purchasing place directly by the
main road, but on secondary streets.
e. Performing the exercises to detect the surveillance.
f. One ’s appearance and clothing should be appropriate
for the place where purchasing will take place.
g. The purchasing place should not be situated in such a
way that the seller and buyer can be seen from another
location. To the contrary, the purchasing place
should be such that the seller and buyer can see the surrounding area.
h. Determining a suitable cover for being in that place.
i. The place should not be crowded because that would
facilitate the police hiding among people, monitoring
the arms receiving, and consequently arresting the
brother purchasing.
j .In case one of the parties is unable to arrive, it is essential to prearrange an alternative place and time with the seller.
k. Selecting a time suitable for the purchase so that it does not raise suspicion.
l. Prior to purchasing, the seller should be tested to ensure that he is not an agent of the security apparatus.
m. Preparing a place for storage prior to purchasing.
2. The Purchase Stage:
a .Verifying that the weapons are in working condition.
b. Not paying the seller the price for the weapons before viewing, inspecting, and testing them.
c. Not telling the seller about the mission for which the weapons are being purchased.
d. Extreme caution should be used during the purchasing operation in the event of any unnatural behavior by the seller or those around you.
e. Not lengthening the time spent with the seller. It is important to depart immediately after purchasing the weapons.
3. The Transport Stage:
a. Avoid main roads where check points are common.
b. Choose a suitable time for transporting the weapons.
c. Observers should proceed on the road ahead of the transportation vehicle for early warning in case of an emergency.
d. Not proceeding directly to the storage place until after verifying there is no surveillance.
e.During the transport stage,weapons should be hidden in a way that they are inconspicuous and difficult to find.
f.The route for transporting the weapons should be determined very carefully.
g .Verifying the legality of the vehicle,performing its maintenance,checking its gasoline and water levels, etc.
h.Driving the car normally in order to prevent accidents.
4.The Storage Stage:
a.In order to avoid repeated transporting,suitablestorage places should be selected.In case the materials are bombs or detonators,they should be protected from extreme heat and humidity.
b.Explosive materials and detonators should be separated and stored apart from each other.
c.Caution should be exercised when putting detonators in the arsenal.
d.Lubricating the weapons and placing them in wooden or plastic crates.The ammunition should be treated likewise.
When selecting an arsenal,consider the following:
1.The arsenal should not be in well-protected areas,or close to parks or public places.
2.The arsenal should not be in a “no-man’s-land.”
3 .The arsenal should not be in an apartment previously used for suspicious activities and often frequented by security personnel.
4.The arsenal should not be a room that is constantly used and cannot be given up by family members who do not know the nature of the father or husband’s work.
5.The apartment selected as an arsenal should be owned by the Organization or rented on a long-term basis.
6.The brother responsible for storage should not visit the arsenal frequently,nor toy with the weapons.
7.The arsenal keeper should record in a book all weapons,explosive materials,and ammunition.That book should be coded and well secured.
8 .Only the arsenal keeper and the commander should know the location of the arsenal.
9 .It is necessary to prepare alternative arsenals and not leave any leads in the original arsenals to the alternative ones.