What is Jow Forums reading?
What is Jow Forums reading?
Jordan Smith
Brayden Cruz
The King in Yellow
Hunter Ramirez
Just finished reading through Forever War and Forever Free
Lucas Sanchez
Benjamin Powell
Slaughterhouse Five
Christopher Sullivan
Great book.
Tom Clancy- Without Remorse
Hudson Lopez
>Gen 5
Disgusting.
Nolan Collins
Aiden Kelly
It's really really really good
Mason Anderson
Mein kampf
Ethan Hill
Also hilarious at times, like describing how Frederick William tortured his poor courtier and advisor Jacob Paul von Grundling
Chase Nguyen
Tyler Morgan
I just started this guy, fascinating shit
Jace Myers
faggot that's not a book, it's a short story you can read in an hour. It's a good short story, but not a book all the same.
Jack Morgan
Just finished the forgotten soldier it was amazing now trying to figure out what is next on my list
Lucas Clark
Try the remembered soldier. Easily one of the top 5 sequels ever written.
Samuel Morales
the bible
Josiah Price
Blake Fisher
Xavier Green
Just finished Sun and Steel by Mishima and On Jews and Their Lies by ML
On final chapter of Ulysses.
Next to decide what to finish. Will to Power, Death in Venice (probably because shortest) or SOG kills shit in Vietnam?
Neat
Benjamin Price
Holy jesus what are these goddamn animals
Owen Perez
Sun and Steel is so good. Here's my favorite part
Hunter Thomas
close enough. literally just finished reading it
Christian Powell
From a kamikaze pilot's journal, written immediately before his death
Lincoln Morgan
Dropped the hundo on a physical copy?
Kayden Russell
The 40K bundle was just too good to pass up.
Nolan Gomez
God I was I wasn't in CA. Pedos everywhere but foldable stock NOPE.
Luke Fisher
I bought it used for like $10 a few years ago
Julian Gutierrez
Im obsesssed with this stuff
Michael Scott
Machiavelli's The Prince, next up is A Handful of Hard Men, which is surprisingly not gay porn, I think
Adam Allen
In depth, but kind of dry. Applebaum manages to make the NKVD and even the Stassi kind of banal, but mayne that's the point.
Dominic Richardson
That looks like a good read. There are groups in the US right now that mimic Stasi tactics as well desu, they were a pretty sadistic organization. I had an article somewhere about the ADL's involvement in the Stasi, I sort of viewed it as a warped way to punish Germany LONG after WWII
Noah Williams
I'm just getting into his books.
Brandon Cox
>I had an article somewhere about the ADL's involvement in the Stasi
That was likely an article in EIR. They also published articles claiming the Queen of England was the head of a drug cartel and that the British were behind the Oklahoma City bombing.
Juan Rivera
Speaking as a gen 4 owner, gen 2 IS really the most aesthetic. I want a gen 2 G17 for Half Life larping.
Thomas Powell
Just finished the Blood Meridian, now I’m starting the Monkey Wrench Gang
Ryan Price
I've been enjoying the Lost Regiment series
Aiden Miller
Oliver Smith
Feast for Crows. Trying to get the entire series read before the next season airs (not that it really matters anyway since the series is ahead of the books)
>obligatory "show is shit books are great" comment.
Ryan Rogers
Ok it is I looked it up. I still won't discredit it fully tho, I know the ADL is involved with systematic takedowns on people tho. Go figure an organization with Defamation in the name uses Defamation as a weapon kek
Jonathan Williams
Gen 2 have that 90s retro appeal going now
Luis Peterson
I'm also into the Lovecraft mythos
Andrew Hill
undoubtedly
Noah Lopez
Rereading Revolt Against the Modern World and Ride the Tiger.
Ethan Reed
Nice
Jayden Sullivan
Great taste in gun. How's that book? Considering buying it
Ethan Myers
Here..COIN in green text
>Clear
>Hold
>Build
There. Saved you some $$$
Nolan Howard
Aaron Murphy
I'm rereading the LOTR. I just got Blood Meridian so when I finish LOTR I'm starting that immediately. I want to start it right now but for some reason I convinced myself to finish the trilogy first. On War and De Re Militari are waiting in my amazon cart with Defeat Into Victory, The Bear Went Over the Mountain, and The Other Side of the Mountain.
Inside Delta Force was pretty cool and C.J. Box has some good fiction books. Nate Romanowski is cool as fuck.
Liam Ramirez
"Islam at the Gates: How Christendom Defeated the Ottoman Turks"
I'm not religious, but the book gives great context on how the Balkans got so fucked.
Hunter Bailey
is not wrong, though in-depth explanations are nice to have and read. The book was a gift from someone who saw it on sale and I'm very much enjoying learning from it.
That being said, I wouldn't spend anything crazy on it. Search eBay for a copy and you should find one fairly cheap.
Caleb Flores
Carson Collins
read 10 of those books thro high school, so good!
Liam Rivera
ha. bought both of these because of Jow Forums.
still havent read either.
what am I reading you ask?
lots of pdf military and guerrilla manuals.
and pic related.
Liam Edwards
Culture of Critique
Adam Roberts
Boring overrated book desu
John Bell
which was just banned from amazon
Owen Gomez
I want to pump that fox woman full of baby batter
Chase Collins
Just finished.
Nicholas Walker
>ywn buy a poorly photocopied version of the turner diaries at a gun show
Dominic Harris
If you enjoyed IDF, I recommend Beckwith's memoirs. It goes in detail about the hardships and political retardation that went into creating the unit. As well as details of Beckwith's unit from Vietnam.
Other than that, I like Dalton Fury's books. A lot of insight into Delta's world even if the books are fiction.
Blake Lewis
Fellow classic Glock bro
Blake Cooper
Also mein kampf unironically.
Lucas Myers
>Jow Forums reads boring books
Imagine my shawk
Jayden Morris
can anybody recommend some good david irving literature
Leo Hill
That quote is fake. There's an abundance of real shit you could post about Jews without having to resort to fake quotes. Someone should research the events behind the creation of dispensationalism in Christianity, the Scofield Reference Bible, Cyrus I Scofield and his backers, and oxford university in the 19th and 20th century. There are no memes about that and it is ultimately why the US is willing to die for Israel today.
Jaxson Ward
is this a fake quote or not? I cant find any real place that supports it.
Isaac Morris
Jacob Jackson
>shows here making the satanic sign of '666' at that meeting
Give me a break. You could find a picture of almost anyone making that gesture. Gordon Duff seems like a bullshitter and the only source is his website. Someone should research the Lavon Affair and make some memes about that
John Roberts
250 pages in so far, and it's pretty good. I also like that it's written prior to 9/11 and Snowden.
Leo Evans
he says as he shares nothing
Tyler Bennett
pssssssssshhhhhhhhhhh
read this instead
>entire book is NSA insiders talking about how the entire US intelligence apparatus is owned by mossad and how the NSA secretly taps and illegally monitors all domestic and international traffic and then hands every single piece of info to mossad for "review"
bamford names the jew in shadow factory.
it will make your blood boil when he spends an entire chapter breaking down how the ZOG works in mundane details.
Landon Sanders
Nice, just finished Fulgrim, I love this crap.
Josiah Nelson
God that was an incredible and sad book. The parts towards the end of the war where they’re defending against advancing Soviet troops were insane considering how outnumbered they were. At the end when returns to France and he couldn’t really talk to anyone in his family about the war was depressing. Made me feel like I should write him a letter telling him he was an extraordinary man who served his country with honor and that he shouldn’t feel ashamed for what he did
Jaxson Sanders
Currently drawn back into manhua with Peerless Martial God but otherwise the list from below is what I am reading.
Bobby Akart - Various disaster/TEOTWAWKI series from Pandemic, EMP, Solar Flares, Shadow Government, Second Civil War, Yellowstone Eruption.
Richard Fox - Ember War Series (multiple follow on series)
Vaughn Heppner -Various Sci-Fi series and a really good semi-future US gets invaded series (Invasion America)
James Rosone - Red Storm Series - Ukraine Conflict spirals into WWIII, it is a very in depth and deliberate series that shows all aspects from logistics, supply movement, home front factory's, etc. I really enjoyed the attention to detail and scale.
John Gwynne - Faithful and the Fallen series - actually read it from a recomendation on here. Pre-shield wall era civilization with very slights amount of magic thrown in. Giants are "normal" and are hunted a lot at the start.
David VanDyke - Plague War Series - Really enjoyed this and burned through entire series really quick. One day at multiple locations around the world people miraculously stop suffering from diseases and actually become completely healthy to even lost limbs growing back (slowly). The Government thinks otherwise and begins killing everyone showing symptoms.
Joe Nobody - Holding their own Series - rising oil prices, bad economy and an accidental gas explosion at a Texas hospital sets the tone for things to kick off in the US. Cue Iran also taking the opportunity to activate some sleeper cells and the U.S. doing a double-tap EMP response and the world is thrown into chaos. The story then settles onto one family just trying to survive in Texas. This series probably has my favorite statement out of any book.
Glen Tate - 299 Days Series - very much party line book. Left vs Right goes hot. Was a good series though very "godsy".
Ryan Ortiz
Just started this one a few days ago, business law professor at university gave it to me after we had a long conversation in his office about communism
Jose Gonzalez
If only it were real.
Tyler Perez
>reading unadulterated propaganda
Jason Johnson
Best part of the book is how it shows that in a world of rapists, thieves, hippies, addicts, power starved cops and the overall degeneracy of the 60's that the media is the lowest scum of all.
Elijah Sanchez
The media has zero qualms about running a story or information that will get people killed as long as they get more ratings.
Robert Rodriguez
Agreed.
Liam Martin
I've started reading the novelization of fortnite after I get done slamming your hogtied mother.
Now go to sleep Kevin.
Ethan Sanchez
>Beckwith's memoirs
Oh yeah I was supposed to get that too, thanks for reminding me. I have Kill Bin Laden but I haven't read it yet. I keep getting new books and I need to read the ones I have now.
Christopher Baker
The First Battle of Mannassas: An End to Innocence
Jordan Hernandez
Thus Spoke Zarathustra
The Circle
Excellent taste
Dominic White
>what is Jow Forums reading?
This post
Dominic Long
Justin Brown
Both sound good and are on the wishlist.
Without Remorse is one of the better ones IMHO
Is that your first one of his you've read? you really should be reading them in order and thats one of the later books.
Ayden Brooks
Storm of Steel
Nicholas Roberts
It’s a strongly anti-leftism book, with the author arguing that the leftist approach to government, based on materialism, centralization, and politicization, is opposed to freedom and true liberalism
Lucas Rivera
Charles Williams
Sebastian Bennett
fucking commie subhuman trash
Kevin Butler
TERRORIST pieces of shit.
Austin Torres
Unbased and dense pilled
Angel Mitchell
>Hitler was leftist
David Phillips
make sure you read this book.
Mason Ross
>dispensationalism in Christianity
Is that the claim that protestants make that modern Jews are actually the descendants of the 12 tribes when there is no proof of it and things like the Khazar Khanate show that there is no reason to believe continuation as they converted a medium sized nation.
Nolan Smith
You could argue Sephardic are possibly linked genetically to one but Ashekenazi probably not. However the Talmud was originated by the Pharisees, and the Talmud is still the oral law of Orthodox Jews, while I don't even think Reform use Talmud. They're an interesting bunch regardless, hopefully we don't derail thread with screeching
Robert Howard
Felt the same way user, the way they had to retreat and the sheer heroism shown by his comrades.. it was heartbreaking and I'm not an emotional person. The fact that he found hals is great but not ever finding Paula again hurt.