Sup Forums literature thread
I've been thinking of Buying me some books Sup Forums usually recommends
Currently in my sight
>1984
>Mein Kampf
>The Turner Diaries
>Thus Spoke Zarathustra
>Gorilla Mindset
And of course
>Pinochet : Patria Y democracia
Because Helicopters
Anything Sup Forums would recommend me?
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>Milo
KYS
I just saved this picture for reference, I do not care about Milo
Might is Right
Since you're in Chile, anything from Miguel Serrano if you can
The Gulag Archipelago
Sexual Utopia in Power
by F. Roger Devlin
>Like many political revolutions, the sexual revolution of the 1960s began with a euphoric feeling of liberation. But when utopian programs clash with dissenters-and with reality itself-the result is chaos, which revolutionaries seek to quash with repression and terror. In Sexual Utopia in Power, F. Roger Devlin explores today's sexual dystopia, with its loose morals and confused sexual roles; its soaring rates of divorce, celibacy, and childlessness; and the increasingly arbitrary and punitive attempts to regulate and police it. Devlin shows that the breakdown of monogamy results in promiscuity for the few, loneliness for the majority, and unhappiness for all. Every revolution gives rise to a reaction. Devlin, however, is very critical of mainstream conservative responses to the sexual revolution, which often eerily echo feminist complaints about innocent women being preyed upon by wicked men who must be scolded and punished. The most controversial aspect of Devlin's work is his argument that today's sexual dystopia is rooted just as much in women's nature as men's, exploring such taboo topics as female hypergamy (mating up), narcissism, infidelity, deceptiveness, and masochism. By showing their biological basis, F. Roger Devlin offers a non-traditional defense of traditional sexual morals and institutions and shows us the way out of today's sexual dystopia. F. ROGER DEVLIN, Ph.D. is an independent scholar. He is the author of Alexandre Kojève and the Outcome of Modern Thought (Lanham, Maryland: University Press of America, 2004) and many essays and reviews in such publications as The Occidental Quarterly, American Renaissance, Counter-Currents/North American New Right, VDare, Modern Age, The Social Contract, Alternative Right, and The Last Ditch. A bibliog-raphy of his work is available online at devliniana.wordpress.com
Some user dumps a bunch of books on 8ch periodically, here's the MEGA link:
mega.nz
Still working through the releases, but the books recommended on Classical Civilization in the latest release are pretty good. Latest release also recommends a book that refutes the 6 gorillion meme as well.
>Like many political revolutions, the sexual revolution of the 1960s began with a euphoric feeling of liberation. But when...
Enough, I'll buy it.
Heard of it, would be a "I need to improve myself" shitfest, might do me good.
This book is about forced labor under commies, right?
Sounds about right
Since no one else is here right now, I'm thanking you kind users that took a time to post here.
Genealogy of Morality and the Antichrist, both by Friedrich Nietszche are essential for understanding why so many whites are cucked and how to change it.
Decent free audio book versions on youtube btw
I was in the middle of Mein Kampf and stopped when I heard David Erving said Hitler probably didn't even right it.
I don't like Audiobooks or PDF'S
Physical books feel a lot more natural and right.
Wrote down both names for reference, thanks
>6 gorillion mindset
>60 page pamphlet by leaf
>Gavin McInnes
>MILO
SAGE
Revolt Against the Modern World: Politics, Religion, and Social Order in the Kali Yuga
Men Among the Ruins: Post-War Reflections of a Radical Traditionalist
Ride the Tiger: A Survival Manual for the Aristocrats of the Soul
All three by Evola.
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Audiobooks are probably more "natural" considering humans have been speaking/ llistening far longer than they have been reading.
Not that it matters...
Also, you should read Industrial Society and its Future by Ted Kraczynski
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1984 is reading for 7grade schoolboys, soon able to handle pol.
Orwell masterpieces is Hommage to Catalonia and Bridge to Wigan piers. Leftist getting redpilled dairies.
the forever war
Mandella, with soldier, lover, and companion Marygay Potter, returns to civilian life, only to find humanity drastically changed. He and his fellow soldiers have difficulty fitting into a society that has evolved almost beyond their comprehension. The veterans learn that, to curb overpopulation, which led to worldwide class wars caused by inequitable rationing, homosexuality has become officially encouraged by many of the world's nations. The world has become a very dangerous place due to widespread unemployment and the easy availability of deadly weapons. The changes within society alienate Mandella and the other veterans to the point where many re-enlist to escape, even though they realize the military is a soulless construct. Mandella attempts to get an assignment as an instructor on Luna, but is promptly reassigned by standing order to combat command. The inability of the military to treat its soldiers as more than highly complex valuable machines is a theme of the story.
Thanks!
This is another Sup Forums literature book
look into For My Legionnaires by Corneliu Codreanu
I've heard about Brave new world, Now it's got my attention, thanks again.
So, this book talks about the danger of leftism and such, I do have another ones of the same type on my sight already, maybe later, thanks again.
Also
Well shit, I guess you have point on audiobooks
F Roger Devlin is good. He also does interviews on RedIceRadio you can check out. Very good stuff.
look no further
>1984 and mein kampf
Start thinking for yourself or die
XD!!!
>ywn pee in her asshole
t. alt right
All of this is literal garbage aside from atlas shrugged, 1984, and the Nietzsche book. For fucking shame Sup Forums
Antifragile by Nassim Taleb.
It's not about gassing kikes but it gives an intellectual framework to many of the concepts that conservative minded people understand intuitively. It's a good read even though the author comes off as a bit of a cunt.
I have been using #bookz to pirate like a mad man onto my kindle, it's great.
Check out Brave New World Revisited also.....
I swear, it's what those leftist fucks are trying to create
Fuck, a revisited version?
Alright, wich one is better, a original PDF or a revisited version?
>No Clifford for President
Did you just order the front cover to that book? Where are the pages?
The Lucifer Principle. Explains a lot about human behavior.
I'm reading brave new world right now it's spooky, no one knows anything, only what they are taught, and they don't even know that they just repeat back facts.
You don't dare question the hivemind
Take out gorilla mindset, read the international jew by Ford and later on "the jews and their lies" by luther. After all this then read mein kampf. Also look for books by SE Castan. Basically a brazilian millionaire that decided to travel all over Europe studying history after he got to his late 50s
t. phone poster
Nice pamphlet!
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Alright, I'm heading out, thanks for everything, my top priorities are 1984 and Brave new world, then I'll go for the rest.
Also
I chose mein Kampf for the sake of information, I planned on reading stuff to the likes of the communist for the same reason.
Nice meme
Again, I just saved for reference.
The jews and their lies, straight forward, maybe after all of the above, do you really think topping both of those books with mein kampf would be a good idea?
I'll stick around for this (you) and then I'm out, take care
>Brave New World not listed
You are missing out user.
>Gavin McInnes, Milo Yiannopolous, Lauren Southern, Mike Cernobith, Roosh V, Richard Dawkins, (((Christina Sommers)))
Wew lad, it's the "libs r reel raysists" reading list.
mega.nz
I have a bunch more if anyone's interested
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I got a bible Myself, quite a story worthy tale of how I got it
>Be me, 15 at the time
>Always been an atheist
>Been feeling really depressed for no reason
>Suddenly, mom calls me and tells me that we need to talk
>She says one of her Cousins, sister or whatever called her after 2 years out of nowhere
>She says she saw a boy in a dream in the hands of my big brother
>The boy had a hair on it's mouth, she pulled it and it just kept going
>She says a curse has landed on my brother's baby
>My brother has a girl, not a boy
>Mom tells her this, then she says it's me who catched the curse
>We have to go to church in order to remove it or something
>Preacher welcomes me and tell me he'll do the unction
>Calls out the curse, depression and anxiety, telling me that jesus wants me and that he wants a future for me, that he loves me and such
>Shocked
>How the fuck does he know I haven't even told him my name
>Leave uneasy for the rest of the day and night
>Calls my mom out of nowhere, her relative gave the preacher her number
>says he's got a bible for me
>We go to pick it up
>Introduce myself
>Tells me that a great path awaits for me and that I'll never be left behind
>Gives me a bible
>Mfw
and that's how I grew out of atheism
I've thought of reading 1984, but it seems fedora-core. I already know the general plot too.
server name?
>fedoracore
not at all why would you even say that
I'm glad you have seen the light and God reached out to help you. It's easy to God's influence if you want, I wish more people would try.
Seneca is some good shit. Really changed me from the inside out. Tbh, he really reminds me of Jesus.
those look like shit and are a waste of time. you should read political cause and effect books, not some poopheads idea of the world.
It's about right wingers spying on people and it promotes socialism. The author himself said he is a democratic socialist.
Jurassic Park (even better than the movie)
Sense and Sensibility (perhaps the most red-pilled romance novel ever written)
Republic,Symposium and Apology by Plato is basically every book you need in your life.
The 10,000 Year Explosion
Seriously important for race realism redpilling.
>right wingers spying on people
>promotes socialism
TRIGGERED
> The author himself said he is a democratic socialist.
yes and? he hated commies and a lot of "socailists" with a passion
irc.undernet.org
#bookz channel
It's in the sticky
They're both great. The first one is a story, and the second one (revisited) is Huxley's comments decades later on how things in his novel are progressing much faster than he expected.
If you don't want to read that book, read the protocols of the elders of zion instead. This is actually from the jews, also it's not that old. Has lots of interesting questions and well thluht answers, a real good study on the human mind and how they should profit from it.
>Milo
>Lauren Southern
>Mike Cernovich
>Gavin McInnes
KYS
That's the whole book. It's only 70 pages long.
It does not promote socialism.
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Alright, thanks, that's all I needed
Peace out and take care.
Currently going through Mishima's Sea of Fertility tetralogy. Bretty gud.
Tried reading it and Hitler was a much better public speaker than he was a writer. Even the Jew-hatred was pretty tame compared to what I see here.
Although it was entertaining to read about a young emo Hitler telling his dad But I don't want to be like you, I need to work on my art!
That's a poor representation of Brave New World. You can't talk about it while ignoring the eugenics and deliberate stratification. Everyone in that world is satisfied on a genetic level except for a few, who have the freedom to pursue their own interests separate from society.
This is good literature
This is a good one on the Rothchilds.
If you ever need books, come to 8ch /pdfs/ for a wide selection of redpilled books
Cernovich has the voice of a faggot.
Its the nu/pol/ reading list
Matches up well with King Leopold's Ghost.
who isn't a faggot in the alt-lite
don't forget his speech in Berkeley about how we're fucked and he's in on it
this is essential to any and all Sup Forumsiticians
Are the protocols fabricated or not? I don't know what to believe.
impossible to prove
Henry Ford basically said even if they were, they were right about a lot of things. The Protocols are a great read, I wouldn't trust anything Wikipedia says about it.
complete speech
youtu.be
highlights
youtu.be
doesn't matter imho, the protocols listed have mostly all come to pass. I believe hoax or not, it's true now, can't deny
Have you guys ever read this
pdf-archive.com
Supposedly the guy who published this was murdered for it.
en.wikipedia.org
It's like a modernish day version of the protocols.
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thank you
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Quit being a fuckin pleb OP.
Read this shit and throw all that nonsense in the trash bin where it belongs.
this is my favorite because it has fiction
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just finished this. Amazing for people of all political persuasions. or just those who like history.
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from an user on /lit/
I'm halfway through Churchill, Hitler, and the Unnecessary War by Pat Buchanon. Highly recommend it, changed my view on Churchill a lot. Anyone read any other Buchanon books?
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Neck yourself.
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>nu-Sup Forums literature
>related to actual Sup Forums literature in any way
sage
Anyone who thinks all these books arent essential Sup Forums is retarded.
I fucking hate richard dawkins and nietzsche, but they are definitely Sup Forumsish
fucking based
>swede doesn't understand the importance of reading anything other than the Quran
color me surprised