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Some motorcycle gangs engage in criminal activity known as the one percenters. Besides
their connection with motorcycles, criminal motorcycle gangs are "unique among crime
groups in that they maintain websites; identify themselves through patches and tattoos;
have written constitutions and bylaws; trademark their club names and logos; and have
publicity campaigns aimed at cleaning up their public image. What makes a gang like
them different from the Mafia is that crime and violence are not used as a expedients in
pursuit of profit, but that the priorities are reversed. Mayhem and lawlessness are
inherent in living "The Life," and the money they obtain by illegal means is only wanted
as a way to perpetuate that lifestyle.
The typical internal organisation of a motorcycle club consists of a president, vice
president, treasurer, secretary, road captain, and sergeant-at-arms. Localised groups of a
single, large MC are called chapters, and the first chapter established for an MC is
referred to as the mother chapter. The president of the mother chapter serves as the
president of the entire MC, and sets club policy on a variety of issues. Larger motorcycle
clubs often acquire real estate for use as a clubhouse or private compound. These clubs
often have security features such as closed-circuit television monitors, motion detector
lights, and barbed wire-topped fences.
Outlaw Motorcycle Gangs are typically racially homogeneous, and can be racially
exclusive. For example, membership in the Hells Angels is not open to African-Americans
or Hispanics, which has led to creation of rival clubs such as the Bandidos and the
Mongols Motorcycle Club. MC members are not usually referred to by their given names,
but instead refer to each other by nicknames, or "road names", sometimes even
displaying their road name on the club vest. Pagans, Hells Angels, Outlaws MC, and
Bandidos are known as the "Big Four”. The main characteristic of OMGs being "amoral
individualism" in contrast to the hierarchical orders and bonds of "amoral familism" of
other criminal organisations such as the Mafia.
Hells Angels, Bandidos, Outlaws, Warlocks - Europe
Criminal activities include drug trafficking, arms trafficking, conspiracy, extortion, murder,
money laundering, trafficking in stolen property, witness tampering.
Hells Angels
Ethnicity: white
Allies: AK81, Aryan Brotherhood, Cali Cartel, Indian Posse, Iron Horsemen and Warlocks
Territory: 230 chapters (90+ chapters in Europe), 27 countries, 6 continents.
Bandidos
Ethnicity: white, Hispanic and Asian
Allies: Outlaws
Bandidos are estimated to have 2,400 members in 210 chapters (90 in Europe), located
in 16 countries. Like the Hell's Angels, the Bandidos also have a number of puppet, or so-
called "support," clubs, who are used as proxies for both legal and illegal activities.
European chapters in Belgium, Denmark, England, Finland, France, Germany, Italy,
Luxembourg, Norway, and Sweden.
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Outlaws
Ethnicity: white
Allies: Bandidos, Black Pistons, Mongols, Pagans and the Chicago Outfit
European chapters in Belgium, England, France, Germany, Italy, Northern Ireland,
Norway, Poland, the Republic of Ireland, Russia, Spain, Sweden and Wales.
Warlocks MC
Ethnicity: white
Allies: Hells Angels
European chapters in England and Germany
General info about the UK criminal networks
UK dominated by British families despite influx of foreigners
An intelligence map drawn up by the leading police expert on organised crime identifies
more than 1,000 active criminal networks and shows that gangland is still controlled by
British families, despite the influx of crime syndicates from Eastern Europe and South-
East Asia over the past decade. British gangs are quite unlike the Italian Mafia model or
the Turkish groups. There are no set ranks, rules and structures. They are more fluid,
flexible and opportunist. The intelligence picture was built up by Acpo working with the
43 police forces in England and Wales and other bodies. More than 15,000 individuals are
said to have been identified as involved in organised crime. London has more than 170
gangs. Some have sophisticated hierarchies; others are little more than street-level
groups.
In Liverpool, criminal networks are deeply embedded and run by a number of families
whose tentacles spread well beyond the city. Merseyside criminals control the drug trade
on the South Coast.
Manchester has established gangs such as the Longsight Crew and the Gooch Close
Gang, while Birmingham has been dealing for years with the rivalry between the Johnson
Crew and the Burger Bar Boys. Bradford is a centre for money laundering and a major
distribution point for heroin by British-Pakistani gangs.
Serious crime in Nottingham has been dominated by the Gunn family. Glasgow is the hub
for the distribution of firearms in Scotland and the starting point for much of the heroin
trade, which spreads as far north as Shetland.
Many foreign gangs active in Britain are based overseas and exploit the 11,000-mile
coastline and security weaknesses at sea ports to smuggle drugs, guns and counterfeit
goods into the country. Much of the media coverage of gangs has concentrated on turf
wars and feuds, but serious criminal activity is focused on making money.
Career criminals prefer to work together when they have common interests. They will
form loose coalitions, sharing their specialist skills in pursuit of the highest profit with the
least risk.
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Organised crime is driven by profit. Some 60 per cent of criminal groups are involved in
drug trafficking, but many are multi-commodity organisations. If they can traffic drugs
they can also smuggle counterfeit goods or weapons. They often form loose, amorphous
coalitions - coming together for a particular venture, perhaps one group needs a skill
which another specialises in.
A recent investigation in London uncovered an arms deal in which a Lithuanian gang had
been trading handguns in return for an introduction to Colombian cocaine contacts.
Another inquiry broke up a sex trafficking ring run jointly by Lithuanian, Albanian and
Chinese criminals.
There are Mr Bigs, but the person you start out thinking of as the Mr Big is quite often
not. These are people who are flying below the radar and you may not realise who they
are for a long time. Significant criminal activity is being driven from within prisons.
All criminal groups are prepared to resort to violence when necessary to commit
robberies, enforce protection rackets or secure drug deals. Firearms, which are seen as a
tool and a statement of intent, are a priority. Some networks, notably newly arrived
groups from Lithuania, have been established to service that demand.
1. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_Mafia
2. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albanian_Mafia
3.39 Sending announcements before an operation
You will need access to a computer with internet connection to use as propaganda outlets
before your operation. If you are a solo cell you will have to find a good work around
(considering you won’t be able to distribute any ”announcements” during or after an
operation). Consider using a laptop which you will hook up to an external network for this
purpose (use the Tor network/Ipredator). Many metropolitan areas have LAN zones
where you can simply go and connect to the internet (allowing you to distribute your
announcements). Optimally, you will send your announcements only seconds before you
initiate the operation. In addition, you should carry an announcement on a memory pin
during the mission. However, this should not be the only means of distributing your
message. The people who will find this pin are working for the enemy and thus they will
use any means necessary to discredit or undermine the purpose of the mission (by f
example falsely crediting it to another organisation). You should also consider semi-shady
spam centrals as an alternative. F example, you can arrange and pay for online services
which involve the distribution of files at a set time. The files sent can be encrypted or
disguised as something else. The risk here though is that the company or individual
sending the files may read or get access to the information and may alert authorities.
However, the forwarding of these files (which is to be re-distributed by that
company/individual) can be done seconds before the initiation of the operation.
The smartest method however is to download the announcement in your Iphone or
similar mobile device. Just before you engage, send your announcement to f example 10-
500 pre-organised email addresses from your Iphone. It might be a good idea to turn
your phone off afterwards to prevent them from triangulating your position after
engagement.
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3.40 Applying deceptive means in urban guerrilla warfare
1. Always mask your real goals, by using the ruse of a fake goal that everyone takes for
granted, until the real goal is achieved. Tactically, this is known as an 'open feint'; in front
of everyone, you point west, when your goal is actually in the east. By the time everyone
realised it, you have already achieved your goal.
Usage: In the Second World War, the Allies' Operation Quicksilver created a phantom
army in Kent complete with faked radio chatter which divided German attentions
regarding the actual Allied armies and their intended objective of the Normandy landings.
Usage:
a. Call in a fake threat on Building x, letting them know that you intend to blow up the
building if they attempt to evacuate the people.
b. Give the impression to police authorities that you are after cash, a few million Euro.
Tell them to prepare the funds and order them to make a delivery at a defined location
and time. This may allow you to conceal your real objective for a while. If the Police
believe you are just another criminal after cash they will generally avoid armed
confrontation and instead attempt to arrest you at a later point. If you however, inform
them that you have no intention of coming out of the situation alive they will throw
everything at you immediately. Deceit is the best approach.
c. Another strategy would be to consider making use of a remote detonation, burning car,
or other forms of arson to attract attention to one location. Ensure that the enemy forces
are heading for this location. By then, you will be on the opposite side of town and in the
middle of the process of finishing your primary goal. This strategy might prove to be
counter-productive in compact European cities depending on the nature of the operation.
d. If you are being pursued, move to primary target building (concentration of A and B
traitors) and during the assault, announce on the police band that you are demanding a
ransom and safe passage for sparing the hostages. Demand a fixed amount and means
of transportation from the area/country. All this, while you continue execution of A and B
traitors with your side arm (silencer). This may buy you several seconds or even minutes
while you continue your primary objective.
2. Chameleon
Mask yourself. Either leave flamboyant traits behind, thus going incognito; or just
masquerade yourself and create an illusion to fit your goals and distract others.
Usage:
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a. Create and wear a police combat uniform replica. Make serious efforts in recreating
credible insignias, ID and marks. Study media pics of SWAT agents from your country.
This will create confusion and hesitation when engaging hostile agents and should buy
you at least 1-2 extra seconds. These extra seconds will give you the edge you need in
order to neutralise any potential threat (2 head shots). The police illusion will also act as
a deterrent towards preventing potential civilian charges.
b. Vehicles (bomb trucks) - if needed, change the appearance of a vehicle in order to
allow you to easier infiltrate hostile environments. It’s amazing what tape and some
spray-paint can do. Easy and cheap solutions may fool someone from long range but not
in close range.
c. Give the impression that your cell is larger by attempting to forward misinformation on
the police band or by other means.
3. When the enemy is too strong to be attacked directly, then attack something he holds
dear. Know that he cannot be superior in all things. Somewhere there is a gap in the
armour, a weakness that can be attacked instead.
Usage: The idea here is to avoid a head on battle with a strong enemy, and instead
strike at his weakness elsewhere. The Prime Minister may have several armed body
guards. This however is not the case with regular ministers. As for static objectives, it
can be smarter to focus on less ”armoured” targets. Instead of the Parliament building or
Royal Castle, other high value targets (with less security) should be targeted.
4. Make a sound in the east, then strike in the west
In any battle the element of surprise can provide an overwhelming advantage. Even when
face to face with an enemy, surprise can still be employed by attacking where he least
expects it. To do this you must create an expectation in the enemy's mind through the use
of a feint.
Usage: Same as 1. The idea here is to get the enemy to focus his forces in a location,
and then attack elsewhere which would be weakly defended. This might prove to be
counter-productive in compact European cities depending on the nature of the operation.
5. Hide a knife behind a smile
Charm and ingratiate yourself to your enemy. When you have gained his trust, move
against him in secret.
Usage: For assassinations or for intelligence gathering prior to a mission. Infiltration of
enemy organisations might prove an easy way to get close to otherwise impossible
targets (prime minister or ministers) or to learn their programme. Getting a job at the
youth camp connected to the largest political party is one way of doing this. The prime
minister usually visits during summer season. Infiltration can take as long as 24 months.
6. Sacrifice the plum tree to preserve the peach tree
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There are circumstances in which you must sacrifice short-term objectives in order to gain
the long-term goal. This is the scapegoat strategy whereby someone else suffers the
consequences so that the rest do not.
Usage: Just like Jihadi warriors are the plum tree of the Ummah, we will be the plum
tree for Europe and for Christianity. The European people are the peach tree. We are
sacrificing ourselves so that future generations of Europeans may continue to live in
freedom.
7. Take the opportunity to pilfer a goat
While carrying out your plans be flexible enough to take advantage of any opportunity that
presents itself, however small, and avail yourself of any profit, however slight.
Usage: Expropriate cars and/or use Muslim or cultural Marxist/multiculturalist human
shields if needed.
8. Do not startle the snake by hitting the grass around it
Usage: Do not break any laws which will lead to a pursuit before initiating your primary
mission. An imprudent act might give up your position or intentions away to the enemy.
9. Borrow a corpse to resurrect the soul
Usage: Take an institution, a technology, or a method that has been forgotten or
discarded and appropriate it for your own purpose. Revive something from the past by
giving it a new purpose or bring to life old ideas, customs, or traditions and reinterpret
them to fit your purposes. Solo-cell systems in combination with martyrdom is the most
efficient and deadly form of modern warfare. This strategy was adapted by Jihadist
groups. And now we will be using it as well. It is even more valuable to us as we enjoy
more ”invisibility” than individuals who have Arabic/Asian appearance and customs.
10. In order to capture, one must let loose
Cornered prey will often mount a final desperate attack. To prevent this you let
the enemy believe he still has a chance for freedom. His will to fight is thus
dampened by his desire to escape. When in the end the freedom is proven a
falsehood the enemy's morale will be defeated and he will surrender without a
fight.
Usage: A system protector who raises a gun against you must be shown no mercy. You
can be assured that he will regroup with other agents as soon as you let him go. He will
believe you may spare him and lower his gun if you defeat his unit (2 other individuals).
Use this opportunity to neutralise him.
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11. Avoid the servant forces and go for the neck of their chiefs
Usage: Very few of the servant forces (police/system protectors) are willing to sacrifice
their life for multiculturalism or for the continuation of the Islamisation of Europe. In fact
most of them sympathise with our goals (just not our means). Therefore, avoid the
servant forces at all costs and focus only on high value targets. Many system protectors
will falter or hesitate when pursuing you (if they are aware of your intentions). They
might even deliberately let you proceed to your target.
12. Befriend a distant state while attacking a neighbour
It is known that nations that border each other become enemies while nations separated by
distance and obstacles make better allies. When you are the strongest in one field, your
greatest threat is from the second strongest in your field, not the strongest from another
field.
Otto von Bismarck made the League of the Three Emperors and treaties with the British
Empire and Italy in order to isolate France, from which he feared an attack.
Usage: Phase 3 strategy for creating European conservative hegemony.
13. Replace the beams with rotten timbers
Disrupt the enemy's formations, interfere with their methods of operations, and change
the rules in which they are used to follow, go contrary to their standard training.
In this way you remove the supporting pillar, the common link that makes a
group of men an effective fighting force.
Usage: Phase 1 urban warfare. You are wearing a police uniform and hand signalling to
“a fellow system protector”, then use ”Thrust of the Martyr” and neutralise them without
hesitation.
14. Make the host and the guest exchange roles
Usurp leadership in a situation where you are normally subordinate. Infiltrate your target.
Initially, pretend to be a guest to be accepted, but develop from inside and become the
owner later.
Usage: This is the basic strategy of Islamic Demographic Warfare currently being waged
by the Global Islamic Ummah.
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