Are you guys avid readers? What are you currently reading? Share!
I can start by saying that I am currently reading Ardennes 1944, by Beevor. So far the book is quite interesting i have to say. Thinking about getting Mein Kampf but i have too many books that i need to finish atm..
>After Virtue by Alasdair MacIntyre What do you think of the book?
James Smith
last book i read was look who's back.I read stalingrad by beevor, pretty entertaining and easy to read.
Noah Collins
Julius evola : revolt against the modern world/ride the tiger
léon degrelle : the souls that burns
plato : republic
Nolan Diaz
I just took those books out of my University library yesterday, and only read a few pages of After Virtue. I don't know why I had the preconception that MacIntyre was another rigid analytic; I was surprised to see him using a relatively postmodern lexicon and method of analysis. His points seem somewhat self evident so far, particularly about the nature of moral debates, but I'm still in the second chapter, mind you.
I have been reading this. In spite of the title most of the book is not about Bitcoin, but rather talks about the history of money and gold and government, and relentlessly attacks the homosexual John Maynard Keynes on whose "theories" our modern monetary system is based. However the case it presents for BTC is also very compelling.
The Jew will ultimately be defeated when we stop using their fiat money.
Karamazovs is long winded especially when he writes about theology. Otherwise, pretty good. Demons is much more relatable to today's world imo
Lincoln Smith
Currently reading Meditations, The Bible and Crime and Punishment.
Thomas Parker
all those books on hitler and still can't find anything he did wrong
Michael Hughes
Ship of Fools, Tucker Carlson The Second World Wars, Victor Davis Hanson The Case for Trump, Victor Davis Hanson Why Gender Matters, Leonard Sax The Fourth Turning, William Strauss and Neil Howe 12 Rules for Life, Jordan Peterson Muqtada, Patrick Cockburn A Clockwork Orange, Anthony Burgess The Better Angels of Our Nature, Steven Pinker The Economics of Inequality, Thomas Piketty Common Sense on Mutual Funds, John C Bogle Capital in the Twenty First Century, Thomas Piketty
I love reading dakota krout. Hidden red pills when you read between the lines. I guess you could call it teen fiction, but that is how you can reach a younger audience.
I highly recommend it.
Carter Cox
Can anyone recommend any good histories on the Spanish Civil War?
Lucas Russell
E Michael Jones - Libido dominandi Robert Cialdini - Weapons of influence Walter Scott - Waverley Alison Weir - Against our better judgement (The hidden history of how US was used to create Israel) Petr Hájek - Smrt ve věži (czech redpilled catholic conservative, JQ included)
That's what i have read recently or am reading right now.
Isaiah Allen
Antifragile is another good one by Taleb recommend to me by anons here