Privacy & Freedom

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		Beat the Box Dr. Vlad Kalashnikov $7.95 Softcover, 17 pages. The Insider's Guide To Outwitting The Lie Detector. Forewarned Is Forearmed! "Beat the Box" will tell you exactly what to expect on your lie detector test and what the instrument and the operator are all about. Most importantly, it will tell you, concisely and in non-technical language, how you can devise your own simple counter-measures to help tilt the odds in your favor. <more>
		Code Making and Code Breaking Jack Luger $12.95 Softcover, illus., 125 pages. We live in an information age; information is bought, sold and stolen like any other good. Businesses and individuals are learning to keep their secrets safe with this practical, illustrated guide to building and busting codes. <more>
		Cover Your Tracks Without Changing Your Identity B. Wilson $15.95 Softcover, photos, 88 pages. How to Disappear Until You WANT to Be Found. Is your life on a downward spiral? Well, don’t go postal, get intoxicated or send your money to a TV evangelist. Many people face unpleasant or dangerous circumstances from which escape is the only attractive option. But if identity change seems like too drastic a measure for you, a sabbatical from your current life might be just the ticket. Maybe all you need is a serious “time-out” – a chance to regroup, refocus, calmly evaluate your situation and weigh your options. Why not simply take a powder, cover your tracks to thwart any would-be pursuers and then return to your old life once the dust has settled? The author did, and in this book he shares the ins and outs of this option with you, including where to go, how to get there, what to take (and what to do with the stuff you don’t take), where to stay when you get there, how to handle financial concerns and support yourself while in hiding, how to live comfortably and securely in your chosen refuge and how to return home when – and if – you decide to. <more>
		How Big Brother Investigates You $14.95 Large softcover, 56 pages. Keeping your trail clean. This government publication is a master list of the many, many sources of information available to federal investigators to pry into your private life for whatever reason they deem necessary. More than 100 possible ratholes are critiqued for their potential usefulness, from the obvious (banks, FBI) to the insidious (informants, motels) to the obscure (drugstores, sidewalk photographers). <more>
		How to Hide Anything Michael Connor $15.95 Softcover, illus., 120 pages. With little effort and expense, you can hide cash, armaments and even family members right in your own home away from the menacing eyes of burglars, terrorists or anyone. The world is a dangerous place and having safe spaces for goods and personal effects is essential. Over one hundred drawings show how to turn ordinary items into extraordinary hiding places. <more>
		Invisible Resistance to Tyranny Jefferson Mack $19.95 Softcover, 152 pages. What is invisible resistance to tyranny? It is an underground movement of secret freedom fighters, each acting individually and independently to ignore, evade, resist and thwart the increasingly heavy hand of government power. <more>

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