Let's share books about geopolitics, international relations, and political and military strategics
Share the greatest books you've read and the ones in your plan
Tyler Richardson
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Jace Morales
Why are you reading books from known liars and communist?
Adam Adams
Not the pic related books is what I'm reading, but do you have any good suggestions?
Blake Howard
Get woke. It's all made up. Or at the very least, based on very little.
Luke Gonzalez
And understand what traditional healthy food is and why it's important.
Tyler Ortiz
This thread is now me teaching people how to be based I guess. Linus Pauling, one of the greatest chemists of all time, and author of the textbook everyone from 1950-1980 learned chemistry from, proved Vitamin C beats down the flu and cold better than anything ever invented and it still does.
Vitamin C Crystals - 4,000 mg - 3 times day - Cured.
Cameron Moore
Romans
1Timothy
2Timithy
Titus (kjv)
Andrew Miller
Self-Esteem is not as obvious as it seems and often times people that THINK they have great self-esteem really have no clue. Great book for self-reflection and understanding what motivations really lead to self acceptance, happiness, and then, in turn, productivity and being based.
Cooper Martinez
Reading the books that the "giants" of science and technology is very important to understanding what is really going on in the world.
This book is by Jonas Salk, the "father of vaccines" or whatever they like to call him...in this book he pretty clearly says that he would like to (paraphrase) "control the wombs of women using vaccinations..."
Levi Jones
Diaries. Usually redacted and with an excerpt in the front saying they had to remove stuff for national security and other such BS. HOWEVA, they are very revealing if you want to understand how the world works.
Reading who a big dog meets with day after day after day is pretty handy in figuring out what they are really up to. I like diaries from the Chiefs of Staff. Lots of insight, lots of breadcrumbs for further research.
The Forrestal Diaries are amazing and shows pretty well how the USA was sold down the river immediately following WWII. Forrestal documents and fights it the whole way pretty much.
Tidbit: The very minute WWII is over. There are bankers in Forrestal's office talking about giving nuke technology to the Russians and Chinese.
Christopher Edwards
You had to share the one bullshit thing linus pauling believed
Lucas Cox
Have you guys read "Antifragile" ? How is it ?
Grayson Rivera
I have personally knocked out flus with his recommendation.
Read the book. Speaks for itself. You however, are just a moron attempting to challenge one of the greatest minds of all time.
You have basically fallen for propaganda. This is not the one "bullshit" thing he believed. It's the single most threatening to the establishment thing he believed. LO AND BEHOLD...it's attacked as quackery.
Proof: Search it and the first thing that comes up is basically big Pharma's version of Snopes.
CONFIRMED CORRECT BY THEIR DENIAL AND OBVIOUS OBVIOUSNESS.
Eli Johnson
All of you should read this
Alexis Carrell, was a Nobel prize winner, and believed in making our society better.
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Landon Moore
I don't read much. Anybody got Jow Forumsecs for easy-to read red'd and basedpilled books?
Brandon Morgan
Understanding the history of disease...bump.
Leo Richardson
The rational male
Isaiah Jackson
Jace Hall
Old books in general. The amount of knowledge in old books will make you feel like a total retard.
The History of the Inquisition of the Middles Ages by Henry Charles Lea will teach you the entirety of European history from about 1,200 onward. Geography, peoples, languages, everything.
Books from the 1800s are basically Chads and anything written after WWII is the virgin.
Try to buy the actual old books, we need archivists and monks to preserve history.
Matthew Perez
Freemasonry texts. Morals and Dogma is the standard. I prefer to actually just peruse the Dictionary of Freemasonry.
Some dude said that symbols rule the world. If you don't understand them, then you are in peril at this stage of history.
Cameron Morales
Anything by George Friedman is really good. He even wrote his doctoral thesis on the Frankfurt School of Marxism.
If you're a brainlet, Peter Zeihan talks about geopolitics at a simpler level. But really if you want to understand the topic you need to read Thucydides' History of the Peloponnesian War
Kayden Brooks
you have that cunt Clapper's book?
jesus this list sucks
>Some dude said that symbols rule the world.
it's true, people don't respond to language or logic, they respond to symbols
Connor Morris
Yikes.
Adrian Davis
excellent advice but I suggest to read Toynbee anyway
Daniel Moore
You are on Jow Forums...if you see pizza and swirls you know pedophiles are about. Don't you want to know when masons or other such people are about that might mean you harm?
See
Isaac Rodriguez
I don't read much because I'm a brainlet and my psychiatric medication slows down my brain... but I recently finished farenheit451 and it left an impression on me. Really good and nice and short. Going to read 1984 soon when I next visit the library.
Camden Brooks
Being as you are all on Jow Forums...learn something REAL about the Jews and their history maybe? Many such cases!
Brandon Williams
Also, Thayer Mahan is required reading if you like geopolitics.
Jonathan Taylor
>psychiatric medication slows down my brain
Remove all caffeine and sugar.
>GAPS DIET IS EFFECTIVE
Henry Wright
You have to be 18 to post here. Also Psalms.
William Sullivan
I am twenty seven. Sorry if I came across as underage.
I remember being able to cut out sugar entirely from my diet for 6 months. It felt pretty nice but my psychiatric issues didn't appear to be affected. I don't think that such things as removing X from diet or consuming lots of vitamin c is a cure-all for complex problems.
Jaxon Turner
I will have to go soon. Hopefully the entirety of brainlets here have read 1/4 of what I have and can continue the thread. ;)
You will need an old dictionary to read anything old and they are actually extremely interesting to just peruse and look up contemporary parlance and see what has changed.
Evan Foster
>cure-all
Of course not. You didn't mention caffeine though. Tried removing that? My brother was full on schizo, I understand (as much as as a witness can) what is happening. Your diet and exercise is the best thing you can do. Those meds aren't ideal as I'm sure you know. Dial in the rest and you can probably start tapering. Godspeed.
Colton Torres
I didn't cut out caffeine, il try again. But yes good diet and exercise helps with a good chunk of many mental and physical issues.
Chase Wilson
Grain also is extremely inflammatory and often SOAKED in pesticides. Both of these are correlated with mental disorders of all sorts.
I know it's a fucking burden, I know it's unfair, but try it all. Go all out user.
Christian Johnson
>and my psychiatric medication slows down my brain...
haloperidol?
Nathan Turner
Do not read this garbage
Jack Reed
These books are normie P R O P A G A N D A.
Gavin Rogers
This works, but its a lot of work
Ethan Taylor
What's wrong with it?
ANNOUNCEMENT: Only dullards criticize this book. It's extremely well documented and even gives you the sources and places to verify the claims.
A large percentage of the book is literally him showing off famous artworks of antiquity and pointing out motifs that are out of place and etc. It's EXTREMELY INFORMATIVE AND WELL RESEARCHED.
Criticizing this book as garbage means you haven't even tried reading it.
Only a brainlet can call this book garbage. You don't have to agree with everything in every book you read of course, but to call something of this magnitude garbage means you are a total fucking brainwashed moron.
Cooper Campbell
Generally interesting read for those with a small interest in plant biology or gardening. I'm out. Back in an hour if you all have read enough books to keep the thread alive...
Debatable if this guy is at all representative.
Read on anons!
Brandon Long
A must read
Parker Bell
>Bro history is actually a thousand years shorter just consider it
Begone schizo
Elijah Turner
Everything Kissinger has written is worth reading, even though he's the arch Jew
Nathan Rogers
Based. I was going to post that earlier.
Literally not understanding anything. Literally getting his history from the Pope.
Ryder Richardson
Understanding the magnitude of retardation it takes to think that we are here by random chance.
Yes, fits in with the diaries and such I posted above. You can learn a lot from the lives and thoughts of the movers and shakers. Especially coming from a perspective where you don't trust them at all.
Kevin Jenkins
>Ben Rhodes
>Clapper
Id read star wars and wizard books if I wanted to read fiction.
Christopher Wilson
you have to read everything to have a broad understanding of things. for example, how do you want to understand communism if you don't read their own side?
Nathan Walker
Okay, well. I went looking for the Clapper clip where he says this. Turned out to be Brennan, but worth the share.
"People are innocent until alleged to have committed a crime." kekekekekekke
Noah Cooper
wew, dead kike worshippers
Nathan Jones
>thinks intelligent design automatically equals Jesus from the bible
I can't wew hard enough lad.
Alexander Brooks
Great book for learning the history of Germany and middle Europe. One of the most entertaining and insightful stories of a family lineage out there.
Kayden Gray
If you're going to read anything, read Meditations. You'll need to focus a bit more than you're used to, but it is quite short.
Starship Troopers is an easy read, but it's more philosophy than action, so don't get the wrong idea.
Any mainstream book, like Adios America, will be embarrassingly easy to read.
However, most useful books are not that easy to read. Reading is a skill, the more you read the more will be available to you.
Good luck!
Robert Smith
Understanding conditioning and how brainwashing works. Good book, quick read.
Josiah Phillips
In tandem with this...
Matthew Hill
Understanding the actual recorded history of climate. No made up BS. Only historical records from Europe of first frosts, crop yields, glacier locations, etc.
Jaxson Carter
Idk what excuses are in the bible exactly. Maybe you want an excuse to keep on being a gay faggot. How much does it burn knowing that you'll die twice.
Bentley Bell
Butt Bump.
Gabriel Perez
Reading Walden right now and it feels as though I am mainlining the secrets of the universe.
Inside the Third Reich gave me a better understanding of NDSAP power structure and what Hitler was really like.
Propaganda is a good book for everyone to read.
Hemingway and Mishima are my fav fictional authors.
Camden Thomas
>uses anecdotal evidence for his claim
>calls others retarded
Hehe
Owen Adams
>uses anecdotal evidence for his claim
No. I specifically told people to read the book to enjoy the benefits of it's knowledge.
Me having read the book and tried it. That's called applying knowledge. Try it sometime you stupid piece of garbage.
Nathaniel Lewis
Fantastic book if you can work your way through the autistic rambling. I recommend it for anyone
Parker Anderson
Anything Evola
Levi Evans
Evola and Manly P. Hall go well together. Evola is too esoteric for a lot of people when they first start.
Nicholas Parker
Owen Lewis
The Moon is a Harsh Mistress
Starship Troopers
Nathan Scott
These will teach you all you need to know about life.
Nicholas Russell
People love to hate Ayn Rand. Too preachy, goes on forever are the main criticisms.
We the Living is her best work. Want to know what living in communism is like? This is the book.
Short, to the point, a real novel.
Bentley Carter
Camping and Woodcraft by Horace Kephart
Backpacking Essentials by Allen Karrimor
Thinking Tactically by Matt Black
Self Reliance by R. W. Emerson
The Art of Swordplay by Clefton Twain
The Joys of 5th Avenue by Bonnie Way
Make'em Laugh Sometimes by Alfred Neuman
Jeremiah Phillips
Thank you sire
Caleb Clark
This. This. This.
The shit will hit the fan soon and these will help you prepare.
Elijah Rodriguez
topkek, The sleeping pad at the top is perfect. No room in the backpack...
Seconded on Meditations and Heinlein.