War at Home:Covert Action Against U.S. Activists and What We Can Do About itby Brian GlickSouth End Press |
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Table of Contents
COINTELPRO: Covert Action Against the Domestic Dissidents of the 1960's
- How We Learned About COINTELPRO
- How COINTELPRO Worked
- COINTELPRO’s Main Targets
- How COINTELPRO Helped Destroy the Movements of the 1960s
- Domestic Covert Action Remains a Serious Threat Today
- Domestic Covert Action Did Not End in the 1970s
- Domestic Covert Action Has Persisted Throughout the 1980s
- Domestic Covert Action Has Become a Permanent Feature of U.S. Government
- What We Can Do About Domestic Covert Action
- Learning the Methods of COINTELPRO and How to Protect Ourselves Against Them
- Infiltration by Agents and lnformers
Guidelines for Coping with Infiltration - Psychological Warfare From the Outside Guidelines for Coping With Psychological Warfare
- Harassment Through the Legal System
Guidelines for Coping With Harassment Through the Legal System - Extralegal Force and Violence
Guidelines for Coping With Extralegal Force and Violence
- Infiltration by Agents and lnformers
- Exposing Domestic Covert Action as Undemocratic and a Form of Terrorism
- Publicly Opposing the Government’s Continued Use of Domestic Covert Action
- Not Letting Political Repression Divert Us From Building Strong Movements for Social Justice
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