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TECHNIQUES OF HARASSMENT

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I can only give this piece three stars because many of the techniques detailed are now obsolete via new technologies.
But this book is truly a classic in the now cluttered "revenge" genre.
Santoro describes how to set up a systematic campaign of revenge against an enemy while staying anonymous.
Santoro has gone on to write other similar works and all are based on the themes described in this work. He also updated this particular book in 1999 to adapt his techniques to modern phone systems and the internet ("21st Century Revenge: Down and Dity Tactics for the Millennium").
There is a "Part II" to this work, which was written by George Carpenter. In that piece, the revenge tactics require the perpetrator to sacrifice some anonymnity and risk exposure. It is also an absolutely hilarious work. The chapter "Trashing a House in Thrity Minutes," is a revenge classic in it's own right.

I'd always wondered how it might be possible to get back at life's pests and trouble-makers. Then I read this book and it opened up a new world for me. I found out it was possible to make them as miserable as I wished. I keep it on my shelf and re-read it from time to time.

This is basically a manual for how to consistently stalk and harrass someone to ruin their life, how to avoid anyone catching you, and how to stop anyone believing your "target" when they try to tell anyone about it. You would have to be mentally ill to want to carry out these things against someone and create an unrelenting campaign of violence against them which they can't prove. Anyone who buys this book and uses these tactics needs to face up to the fact that they ARE A STALKER and a weak, manipulative coward who doesn't have an actual life of their own.