Sabotage

Acts of sabotage are aimed at threatening or destroying life and property, or at hampering or hindering specific activities. Sabotage is used during war, and is also used by terrorists, guerrillas, resisters and criminals during peace-time. Deliberate sabotage of projects which harm the earth and living systems, sometimes called "monkeywrenching", is a hardline ecological activity. These activities would include sinking metal spikes into trees to prevent them being felled or incapacitating bulldozers. Sabotage is also widely used among the more radical animal welfare activists.

1. Sabotage has become a worldwide hazard, employed by extremist groups either to effect a radical change, strike at the real or imagined oppressor, or bring a situation to attention. Sabotage attacks have included bombings on the ground and in commercial airliners, destruction of property and destruction of life.

1. Terrorism
2. Impairing military effectiveness
3. Frustration
4. Difficulty
5. Defeat

1. Violence by fanatical environmentalists
2. Product extortion
3. Hunt sabotage
4. Denial of electronic service attack
5. Covert intelligence agency operations
6. Contamination of public water supplies by sabotage
7. Computer viruses

1. Vulnerability of nuclear power sources
2. Property damage
3. Injuries
4. Human destructiveness
5. Human death
6. Dam failures

1. Unfair competition
2. Security risk people
3. Revenge
4. Malevolence
5. Jealousy
6. Industrial espionage

1. Difficulty
2. Destabilization of social systems

1. Sabotaging
2. Operating private detective agency

1. Sabotage