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3.1 KiB
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61 lines
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--BOOK BOMBS Exodus
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Concealing a bomb can be extremely difficult in a day and age where
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perpetrators of violence run wild. Bags and briefcases are often searched by
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authorities whenever one enters a place where an individual might intend to
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set off a bomb. One approach to disguising a bomb is to build what is called
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a book bomb; an explosive device that is entirely contained inside of a book.
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Usually, a relatively large book is required, and the book must be of the
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hardback variety to hide any protrusions of a bomb. Dictionaries, law books,
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large textbooks, and other such books work well. When an individual makes a
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bookbomb, he/she must choose a type of book that is appropriate for the place
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where the book bomb will be placed. The actual construction of a book bomb
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can be done by anyone who possesses an electric drill and a coping saw. First,
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all of the pages of the book must be glued together. By pouring an entire
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container of water-soluble glue into a large bucket, and filling the bucket
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with boiling water, a glue-water solution can be made that will hold all of
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the book's pages together tightly. After the glue-water solution has cooled
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to a bearable temperature, and the solution has been stirred well, the pages
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of the book must be immersed in the glue-water solution, and each page must be
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thoroughly soaked.
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It is extremely important that the covers of the book do not get stuck to
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the pages of the book while the pages are drying. Suspending the book by both
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covers and clamping the pages together in a vise works best. When the pages
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dry, after about three days to a week, a hole must be drilled into the now
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rigid pages, and they should drill out much like wood. Then, by inserting the
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coping saw blade through the pages and sawing out a rectangle from the middle
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of the book, the individual will be left with a shell of the book's pages. The
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pages, when drilled out, should look like this:
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|______________________|
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(book covers omitted)
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This rectangle must be securely glued to the back cover of the book.
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After building his/her bomb, which usually is of the timer or radio controlled
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variety, the bomber places it inside the book. The bomb itself, and whatever
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timer or detonator is used, should be packed in foam to prevent it from
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rolling or shifting about. Finally, after the timer is set, or the radio
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control has been turned on, the front cover is glued closed, and the bomb is
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taken to its destination.
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