Anarchist's Comp

ANARCHIST'S COMPENDIUM §0 §0 §0Originally by Falkenzz§0 §0Compiled by BlueScope§0

THERMITE§0 §0 §0Materials:§0 §0Iron Oxide§0 §0Powdered Aliminum§0 §0Magnesium Striker§0 §0Mask & Gloves§0 §0Scale§0 §0Bucket & Heavy Plastic Bag§0 §0Container [The author recommends an empty metallic soda can]§0 §0Miniature Torch

Production Procedure:§0 §01. Line bucket with plastic bag§0 §02. Carefully mix the Iron Oxide with the Powdered Aluminum, at a ratio of 8 grams to 3 grams.§0 §03. Fill container

Usage:§0 §01. Place magnesium strip inside your container§0 §02. Ignite with miniature torch§0

Saftey Concerns:§0 §0Thermite burns at extremely high temperatures. Do not directly observe the reaction. Do not use indoors.

NAPALM§0 §0 §0Materials:§0 §0Gasoline§0 §0Styrofoam§0 §0Mixing container

Production Procedure:§0 §01. Begin mixing the gasoline with the styrofoam.§0 §02. The author notes that a large amount of styrofoam will be required, and advises compacting it down until it achieves the consistency of even paste.

Usage:§0 §01. Light container§0 §02. Throw§0 §0 §0Saftey Concerns:§0 §0Burns at high temperatures. Very difficult to extinguish.

MOLOTOV COCKTAIL§0 §0 §0Materials:§0 §0Funnel§0 §0Wax soap or candles§0 §01 Gallon of gasoline§0 §0Glass Container§0 §0Dry rag§0 §0Potatoe Peeler§0 §0Mixing container§0 §0Duct Tape

Production Procedure:§0 §01. Peel wax. Shavings should be fingernail sized, or smaller.§0 §02. Place 1/4th gallon of gasoline in a three gallon container.§0 §03. Add wax shavings until a glue like consistency is achieved.§0 The author warns that too

little will limit spread, and too much will inhibit spread.§0 §04. Fill your desired glass containers to 80% capacity, using a funnel. The author notes that it may be difficult to push through.§0 §05. Cork containers tightly.§0 §06. Attach a two foot by six inch

dry rag with duct tape to the mouth of your glass containers.§0 §07. Douse rag in flammable liquid.§0 §0 §0Usage:§0 §01. Light rag§0 §02. Impact on hard surface

Saftey Concerns:§0 §0Burns at a high temperature, and flames are adhesive. Be wary when lighting and throwing, and do not use indoors.