BOOKS

[Jace Morales]

I'm halfway through The Franklin Scandal. I hadn't heard of it before reading a books thread here on Sup Forums. Thankfully that same thread also had a link to a pdf of it.

Does anyone have a pdf of Why Johnny Can't Come Home? It's out of print and used copies are over $150.

[Carson Green]

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[Hunter Jones]

>BOOKS
Books you say?

Here's links to the Northwest Homeland Series

1 - The Hill of the Ravens - H.A. Covington
archive.org/details/HillOfTheRavens-haroldCovington

2 - A Distant Thunder - H.A. Covington
archive.org/details/ADistantThunder

3 - A Mighty Fortress - H.A. Covington
archive.org/details/AMightyFortress

4 - The Brigade - H.A. Covington
archive.org/details/TheBrigade

5 - Freedom's Sons - H.A. Covington
thechristianidentityforum.net/downloads/Freedoms-Sons.pdf

[Christian Howard]

I'm not familiar with the series. Why should I care about it?

Do you have Why Johnny Cant Come Home?

[Adrian Baker]

>I'm not familiar with the series. Why should I care about it?
It's a pro-White book series about Whites founding our own, White-only nation in the Pacific Northwest.

[Carson Baker]

wtf that has to do with Franklin scandal?

Just check John De Camp videos, you hear it from the horses mouth and Ted Gunderson was talking about it too.

And do not take that info in high doses, it is fucked up shit - freaked me the fuck out when i heard it for the first time.

[Nolan Williams]

>wtf that has to do with Franklin scandal?
Nothing. But as the OP's post said...

BOOKS

[Nolan Allen]

>1 - The Hill of the Ravens - H.A. Covington
>archive.org/details/HillOfTheRavens-haroldCovington

I started to read this one. Not very good at all.

>4 - The Brigade - H.A. Covington
archive.org/details/TheBrigade

I read this one. It was very entertaining. The action scenes were very cinematic.

His writing skills developed greatly between the first book and the fourth.

[Landon Taylor]

>I started to read this one. Not very good at all.
It was his first one. Wasn't intending to make a series out of it at that point.

>I read this one. It was very entertaining. The action scenes were very cinematic.
That's the one he hopes he's known for and encourages everyone to read first.

>His writing skills developed greatly between the first book and the fourth.
Indeed. Personally, my favorite is book 5 but I prefer seeing what a pro-White/all White society looks like as opposed to how to could come to be.

[Luke Lopez]

Read the Communist Manifesto
marxists.org/archive/marx/works/1848/communist-manifesto/index.htm