Much of the content of these books consists of reprints of old books now in the public domain.
In response, the chief of the Eureka Police Department replied with letters assuring the others that Saxon was "on their side". However, some of the recipients believed Saxon to be a radical, and sent letters stating this fact to the police in Saxon's hometown of Eureka, California. His stated purpose was that, as a result of several officers being killed by "improvised weaponry directed at them by radicals", police and fire departments could use the literature "to recognize improvised bombs and such and their common components". The first volume was an expansion of an earlier Saxon book, The Militant's Formulary.Īccording to Saxon, during the 1960s he sent brochures about The Militant's Formulary to "several thousand" police and fire chiefs. They were marketed toward the survivalist movement of the 1970s and 1980s, and as a counterpoint to The Anarchist Cookbook which Saxon claimed contained inaccurate information.
"The Poor Man's James Bond" is a five book series originally intended for the survivalist-minded, compiled by writer Kurt Saxon. WARNING: I DO NOT CONDONE ANYTHING IN THESE BOOKS, NOR DO I BELIEVE IN VIOLENCE OR TERRORISM! TERRORISTS CAN GO TO HELL! I AM POSTING THESE BOOKS AS PART OF MY ARCHIVING PROCESS! I HAPPENED ACROSS THESE ON A OLD HARD DRIVE! THESE ARE JUST BOOKS MADE TO READ! PLEASE, FOR GOD'S SAKE, DO NOT TRY ANY OF THIS STUFF AT HOME! IF YOU DO, I TAKE NO HEART IN IT!
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