The Freedom Outlaw's Handbook: 179 Things to Do 'Til the Revolution signed/inscribed by the author to "Gail Paul." "America is at that awkward stage, It's too late to work within the system, but too early to shoot the bastards ? ? The ideal citizen of a tyrannical state is the man or woman who bows in silent obedience in exchange for the status of a well cared-for herd animal. Thinking people become the tyrant's greatest enemies. Claire Wolfe is back and has expanded her original 101 things to do until the revolution to now 179 things Some are serious, some are fun. Some will work for nearly anyone; some will work for those who are more radical. All of them will shore up the privacy barrier - a barrier that has become nonexistent in places where corporate interests, the PATRIOT Act, and other legislation designed to keep up the facade of protecting our freedom and security has been dissolved It's up to you to make the choice to do something, but if you have been sitting back waiting for the water to get a little hotter and more uncomfortable before you jump out of the vat, at least Claire gives you some tools with which to work and plan. From the table of contents: ? Get your private information out of the public eye. Don't talk to strangers ? Don't get too hung up on financial security ? Never beg for your rights ? Don't let the government control your kids ? Get started with PGP ? Protect your medical privacy ? Assume all phones are tapped and the Internet too ? Instead of television ? Simple alternative to health insurance ? Community: the most radical idea . Your three-day grab-and-go kit . Stand up for people who stand up for their rights ? Find out what your driver's license says about you ? Hiding things in plain sight ? and so much more! "This is the easy-to-read handbook for those newbies to the freedom movement who keep asking 'But what can I do?'- and still a fun read for us old-timers, too. - Vin Suprynowicz, author of Send in the Waco Killers and The Ballad of Carl Drega "The Declaration of Independence that precedes a revolution is an individual decision that begins in our own minds. Claire Wolfe has provided more than the intellectual justification for the declaration, she's provided an opportunity for a peaceful revolution. - Ernest Hancock, Radio Talk Show Host, Phoenix, AZ Freedom lovers everywhere rejoice! Whether you're an Agitator, a Ghost, or a Mole, you can become part of the *Grand Outlaw Cabal and work towards restoring freedom, using the tools and ideas in Claire Wolfe's long awaited new book." - Mary Lou Seymour, long-time libertarian activist and author, editor and columnist for Rational Review "Level the playing field of justice and freedom with Claire Wolfe's new book, The Freedom Outlaw's Handbook - a recipe book for those who wish to taste - no, live and experience the full flavour of freedom." - Louie b. Free, Free Radio, Brainfood from the Heartland Radio show