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SURVIVAL TIPSCopyright 1999 by -wolf-

P. T. Barnum once said thatno-one has gone bankrupt under-estimating the intelligence of theAmerican people. But, even if youare no fool, people will attempt toseparate you from your money,time, or indulgencesdeliberatelyor accidentally. The following tipsmay be an aid for the Satanist inour current civilization.

1. Trust no-one.

You may trust yourself, butothers would hardly be wise totrust you. It works both ways,which is why you should not trustothers.

2. Do not assume that someonewill do anything to help you,even if they offer to.

At best, they are attendingtheir own agenda, but often theyhave malicious intentions and sim-ply aim to harm you.

3. The more people know aboutyou, the more they can useagainst you.

It would be self-destructive toprovide your enemy with informa-tion about yourself that may beused against you. And remember,todays friend is tomorrows ene-my.

4. Never make yourself depen-dent on someone elses prom-ises.

The person may have only aminor influence on your life, but ifyou make yourself dependent ofthis persons promises, suddenlythis person controls you.

5. Never make yourself depen-dent on someone elses pow-er.

This can be difficult if youreemployed and hence dependent ofyour employer. If you have a job,make sure you can sustain yourselffor months without getting a pay-check.

6. If you make plans that involveother people, never assumethat they will do their duty.

Do not assume that peoplehave a strong incentive to do whatis essentially your work for you.Try to work around them, if possi-ble, or make a back-up solution.

7. Listen to your own heart.

Be aware of the caveat thatyou may have been taught to ap-preciate what others have told youto appreciate. For example, if meattastes good, perhaps it is good nomatter what scientific evidencehealth food advocates present.

8. If someone makes a statementthat may impact you, verifythe statement yourself beforeyou adjust your life accordingto the statement.

If someone tells you some-thing, he or she does so for a rea-son. It may not be straight-forwardto determine whether the statementis true or false. If you verify thestatement, youll know.

9. Remember that people dontchange.

Very severe actions are re-quired to affect someones person-ality, so unless you own a brain-

washing facility, dont expect thatanyone will alter his or her behav-ior. An asshole will always be anasshole, no matter if he promisesto be nice. People often find differ-ent names for their behaviors, con-victions, and philosophies, but theydont change.

10. Never acquire something thatwill cause you more grief todepart with than the joy itbrings you to own it.

Remember that anything youown will own you back. You mayhave to make periodic payments tokeep it working in which case theitem requires you to work for it, oryou may be afraid it might be sto-len.

11. Solve the present problemsonly and always.

A potential problem is not aproblem until it becomes present.This does not imply that oneshould wait until the last minute tosolve a problem. Instead, it meansthat one should not worry untilone knows that theres somethingto worry about.

Once a problem exists, takeaction to solve it. A problem willalways solve itself if left unattend-ed, but the solution will generallynot be to your advantage unlessyou take control.

12. Do not expect to own some-thing until it is in your posses-sion.

If you expect someone to giveyou something, you do not have ituntil it is in your hands.