JAMES JONES Exhibit No. 34—October 21, 1965] HARRAGMENT Enemy's Aray which has been haraased for a long time may be easily defestad. Each local unit must make a through study of the technique of harassing the enemy at little or no cost to themselves. All members should tax thoir minds to devise new means and methods of accomplishing this important work. In general, harassing should always have a humorous twist to it and should be in the nature of Halloween Pranks. This docs not mean that it should be executed in a careless or haphazard runner. It must be dono seriously and soberly and with a definite aim in mind. The purpose of preserving the humorous twist to the work lo to obscure tho deadly seriousness behind the work and to weaken end nullify any work that the onery propaganda machine might use against us in connection with our work of harassment. The work should appear to be a ridiculous joke rather than the real and serious business that it is. One of the truly great weakness of our enemy is that he does not understand nor appreciate humor. Everything is a gray,drab, humorless : situation to him We can exploit this weakness by using trickery,pranksterism, wit and humorall wrapped up in a bundle that he cannot understand. He must be serious. ourselves, but we should be happy Warriors and never forget how to laugh and enjoy life even in the midst of deadly adversity. As far as our immediate work is concerned, harassment fulfils two important goals: 1. It provides a healthy, not-toc-dangerous outlet for the Spirited Enthusiasm of the Membership and traina them tȧ work together. If sucessful, it boosta morale. 2. It always has the latent possibility of goading the enemy into premature er illconsidered action whereby he may make a l'ajor Mistake which wo can capitalize upon upon. Acts of harassment themselves must be confined to acts of minor importance as far as the alien authorities are concerned. This does not mean, of course that harassment is really unimportant. It is very important, but the Acts themselves should always appear to aliens as ridiculous and unimportant. Harassment itself should never aim at accomplishing eny goal DIRECTLY. The purpose of harassment is to stir up and fret the enemy, then step back and wait for him to make a mistake meanwhile preparing calmly and soberly to exploit any mistake that he does make to maximum advantage to y ourselves • especially as regards propaganda. Careful harassment coupled with good propaganda directed against an enemy agent can expose him in his true colors and identify him to the general public of the community for the real enemy of Christian Civilization that he really is. Some equipment which may be found useful in harassment is listed : 1. Roofing nails 2. Sugar and Kolasses 3. Firecrackers 4. Snakes and Lizards 5. Had Doga 6. Itching Powder 7. Stink Bombs 8. Tear Gas 9. Paint 10. Lacquer thinner 11. Sling Shots, Marbles, BB guns, Air Rifles, Bow and Arrow, Crossbows 12. Blank cartridges and pistols. 13. Roman Candles 14. Skyrocketa 15. Salt and popper 16. Noismakers In addition to the regular equipment herin listed, the proper use of the Telephone must be given trecendous weight as an effective means of harassment. Telephone umbers of all enemy agents and oypathizers should be kept in current form and listed o the roll of the Investigative Secretary. Telephone campaigns can sometimes produce wonderful results at very little cost. It should be bourne in mind that many of our encies are especially attached to their automobiles and telephones. Anythinh that can be done to interfere with his normal use and enjoyment of these facilities will annoy him to a gret degree, and greatly disturb his operations. All members should be careful not to get into a pattern or overdo any particular form of harassment, because effective countermeasures will always be set up against regular patterns of harassment. The harassment program should be systematic, but not of a regular pattern. The use of sympathetic outsiders to engage in harassment is a technique that has many advantages. any persons who are not qualified to be members for one reason or another can be stimulated into becoming effective harassers without ever knowing that they are working for this organization. This also helps to confuse the enemy investigators who can never be sure just who or what is behind any particular act of harassment. Care must be used in handling outsiders, but they can provide valuable assista:.co without breaching secrecy if they are properly approached abdhandled. It must always be remembered that ours is a Nocturnal Organization. We work bost at night and our greatest victories will be achieved at night. Cameras do not work se well at night. We must harass the enemy at night, and in general have little or nothing to do with him in the daytime. We must stay out of daytime street fights and demonstrations if at all possible. We must remember that the communists who are di ecting the agitators want us to engage in pitched battles in the streets so that they can declare Martial Law. We must stand at the Ready during demonstrations in daylight hours and be prepared to move at a moments notice, but we must try and support the reg. ular Law enforcement authorities as disciplined assistants rather than as a whit operating entirely on our own. Of course, this does not mean that if the regular Law enforcement units can not or will not bring the enemy under control and safeguard the community from their brutal savagery, we will not then oppenly take the fiels of battle in the streets. This however should be only as a last resort if it becomes necessary the chances of Saving this Nation and achieving e ventual victory over the Enemy will.be very very slim. We must fight ou enemies, but we must avoid the streets and we must avoid the daylight. Harassment should always be executed in such a way that little or no risk is taken by our side. It should be approached from the standpoint that while only a little may be accomplished, practically nothing is risked. Always strive to make a "profit" in every contact with the enemy. That is, try to make his damage far greater than ours when the final bill is totaled. The prime purpose of harassment which should be kept in mind at all times is that of worrying the enemy into making a mistake. Harassment should rarely aim at achieving a solid victory by itself, but only aim at producing a situationwhereby the enemy may be provoked into a weak position where a victory can then be scored by our side. Whenever an enemy is being harassed he must bo carefully watched for counter attacks. When he bakes these counter attacks, the authorities should be brought in immediately to blame and prosecute him for the entire affair. Harassment is done to cause the enemy trouble. It should not be done if the situation and circumstances are such that it is very likely to cause our side trouble. Veritas et Armis [WILLIAM DANIEL Exhibit No. 1-NOVEMBER 1, 1965] DUPLICATE பாகு. G OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE Ben W. Fortson, I... Secretary of State of the State of Georgia, do hereby certify that duly incorporated under the laws of the State of Georgia by the Superior Court of Fulton County for a period of thirty-five years from said date, in accordance with the certified copy hereto attached, and that a certified copy of the charter of said corporation has been duly filed in the office of the Secretary of State and the fees therefor paid, as provided by law. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand of our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Fifty- Ben W. Fortson, Jr. SECRETARY OF STATE, EX-OFFICIO CORPORATION GEORGIA FULTON COUNTY TO THE SUPERIOR COUNT OF FULLON COUTAT: The petition of E. L. 1... 100, M. Mosley Morp 26054 A. Daniel, Sr. whose post office address shall be 1ay. The LS Avenue. S. W. Atlanta, Georgia, respectrully shows to the Cotto as follows: 1. Petitioners desire for themselves, associates and appe charter for a corporation be granted to them for a ponted ol' charty fiv years under the name and style of; "U. S KLANS, KNIGHTS OF THE KU KLUX KLANG ENC. with the right of renewal thereafter. 2. The principal office of said corporation shall be in Atlanta, fulton county, Georgia but petitioners desire the privledge of establishing branch offices and places of business electhers. 3. at said corporation is organized for social and chapter ette purposes and not for pecuniary gain or profit for itself or lus members and shall have no capitol stock. 4. The general nature of business in said corporation shall be to formulate and execute plans and programs for the advanemont of the fraternal society, to promote the Christian faith, to prosote a better way of life among its members and to uphold the Constitution of the United States. 5. The corporation shall be a secret fraternal organization, f2stommal in nature and whose membership rolls shall be protectcă. 6. They desire the right to cm and acquiro real and personal puty, to colicit funds, receive donations and raise funds various projects for the exclusive use and benefit of said corporation. That no member of said corporation shall at any time have any vested interest of my kind in or to any property or assets which said corporation shall have cr acquiro, WHEREFORE, petitionors pray for themselves, associates and successors, to be incorporated under the name, and style alo · said with all the rights, potors and privledges and 5.1 nunftlos herein set forth and as are now or hercafter allowed a calmation of like character under the laws of Georgia and the unites Belt ORDER Baruel Groop, JH. The foregoing petition for charter having been prosented to the Court, examined and it appearing that the application is legitimate within the purvae of the law and it further appoaring by certificate of the Secretary of State that the name of the 70posed corporation is not the name of any other existing coup ation registered in the office of said Secretary, it is therefore ordered and adjudged that said application be and it is hereby granted, and said petitioners, their associates, successors and assigns are hereby incorporated as prayed for in said petition under the name and style of U. S. KLANS, KINGHTS OF THE KU KLUX KLANS, Inc with all the rights, powers and privledges and immunities prayed for in soid application and as may now or hereafter be authorized by the laws of this State. Oct 24, 1955 (Cause & how JUDUS SUPERIOR COUNT, ATLANTA CIRCUIT. ཐས་ BLED IN OFFICE : THE 24 of Oct 1055 y Clerk |