Viral CIA Sabotage Guide Sparks Workplace Resistance
The recently viral “Simple Sabotage Field Manual,” a declassified WWII-era CIA document, offers strategies for disrupting enemy operations through seemingly innocuous actions. The guide, now a top Project Gutenberg ebook, details tactics ranging from hindering workplace efficiency to undermining morale, emphasizing methods requiring minimal risk. Authored under William Donovan, the manual highlights the effectiveness of citizen sabotage against the Nazis and provides specific examples applicable to various settings. Its current popularity may reflect contemporary anxieties around workplace loyalty and control.
John Q. Hosedrinker