Translated primary-source documents & field manuals
Original manuals on influence, persuasion, strategy, and the physical realities of special operations.

Cameron Vale · Sinister House Training Manual 003
The 398-page operational manual on influence in the digital domain — moving from technical execution to the orchestration of perception and behavior. Covers the deception framework, psychological exploitation gambits, online HUMINT, strategic influence, and operational security.
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Sinister House Training Manual 004
A structured analysis of the Stasi's methods — informant (IM) management, surveillance, “Romeo” espionage, Zersetzung disruption, and disinformation — each mapped onto its modern digital counterpart.
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Applied Human Science for Online Covert Action · Sinister House Training Manual 005
Applied human science for online covert action: the systematic use of validated psychology, sociology, and behavioral research for strategic influence in the digital domain.
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Sinister House Training Manual 006
A framework for constructing and steering perception at scale: concealing intent, dissimulation, vulnerability mapping, cognitive-bias exploitation, and consensus engineering.
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Cameron Vale
A manual of non-conventional strategy — operating across the gray zone between war and peace, where influence, pressure, and concealment do the work of open conflict.
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Harry Wells
The modern playbook for defeating surveillance — counter-surveillance tradecraft for the digital age.
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Roger Ferris
The quiet logic of asymmetric takeover — strategy for reshaping institutions and systems from within.
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John Preston
A strategic playbook for inducing conflict and reshaping nations — the deliberate engineering of instability.
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