If you could force every white person in the world to read one book or absorb one piece of media what would it be?
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If you could force every white person in the world to read one book or absorb one piece of media what would it be?
Austin Nelson
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Robert Howard
Madoka
Nathaniel Cook
king james bible
Joseph Walker
Finnegan's Wake
get fucked
Justin Hall
Just because pol can fuck up lit doesn't mean lit can fuck up pol
Owen Baker
unironically pic related desu lol
Blake Jones
ill raise you doki doki /lit/ club
Jordan Allen
Zachary Roberts
The Torah
Dominic Johnson
Where'd you get pics of my daughteru from?
Kayden Morris
Fag
Kevin Reyes
Meme shit "game" made by a cuck.
Dominic Hernandez
What is Siege?
Colton Wilson
The synagogue of Satan. .
White cover extended version
Leo Adams
Michael Parker
In the current climate, Camp of the Saints
Also yes, Culture of Critique
Christian Parker
would get all humans to read this:
the mechanism of your enslavement is inflation. The only thing you need to do to escape it is to measure value in gold not dollars.
Kevin Fisher
Basic economics.
Liam Brown
Literally no one recommended:
Behold a Pale Horse
Mein Kamf and Zwei book
Mosley
Gaddafi's Green Book
Das Kapital
Communist Manifesto
48 Laws of Power
Mastery
Think and Grow Rich Napoleon Hill
Protocols of the Learned Elders
Talmud
Koran
Power of Habit
Ayn Rand
Milton Friedman
JS Mill
Hobbes
Thomas Jefferson
Plato
Martin Luther
Marcus Arelius
Zechariah Sitchin
Mahabharata
Tao Te Ching
Bhagavad Gita
Tony Robbins
Jim Rohn
Art of the Deal
Trump's other books
Robert A. Heinleins works
1984
Brave New World
Tragedy and Hope
None Dare Call it Conspiracy
Come on guys.
You have PTG NSG and general threads for a bunch of shit how come I didn't see these?
Jose Walker
nice choice. OP would be too good to pass up tho
Dominic Davis
Carter Richardson
Too many book you fucken idiot. It's impossible to read all those fucken books you dickhead. FUCK YOU!
Aiden Martin
bhagavad ghíta
Ethan Diaz
abo detected
Dylan Martin
Bible
Ian Wilson
Fun fact: dan salvato is a tiny little man. Can't be taller than 5'4.
t. used to play melee with him
Eli Foster
I didn't know Lithuania had a space program with the capability to launch my sides into orbit.
REKT.
I have them all...
A Very Slow reader could easily read all I recommended here in less than a year, if consistent.
Angel Morgan
Nobody has time to read them. It takes at least 9 months dedicated reading to finish the Bible from Old to New Testament and you can easily spend time reading supplementary stuff on this. We have such little time on this world that its impossible to ready all the big literature and serious books. How are you supposed to just pick up something by Hobbes Leviathan and just read it, how do you ready it? From start to finish? Do you understand it? How..,. you fucken idiot. Stick to fucken Horus Heresy
Brody Howard
You are overestimating hard I think.
Reading and understanding books in your native tongue should be easy.
The KJV is absurd in its language but that shouldn't take 9 months, hory shiet.
It takes a woman the same time to make a human as it does for you to read 1 moderate-big book.
James Rogers
Qur'an
Zachary Ortiz
this
Jason Martin
Cooper Hughes
Keep dreaming, sand durka.
Elijah Wright
The experiments in this book takes a lot of time, but well worth the effort.
Good humor, too.
Dylan Sullivan
It does not take that long to read a book if you are focused. Maybe it does it you just piss around at it every once in a while between fap sessions and smoking bowls, but if you are serious about it you could do much better than that.
Austin Reed
name one you aryan
Chase Long
The mind play where the idea is that if you think about an object enough you will eventually obtain it.
The experiment from the book uses finding a coin on the street as the object you're trying to materialize.
Every day you take a walk, look around for a coin or other monetary objects along the pavement - and when you find something, ask yourself if it's because you thought about it, wished for it, etc etc.
There's a lot of different kinds in the book, I recommend everyone to read it.
Isaiah Ross
No Brave New World yet?
Samuel Martinez
Quran of course.
Jordan Murphy
The Odyssey. What is honor? What is virtue? These are the things you need to understand before anything else.
Christian King
Does anyone know if there is an audio version read by Cheryl Cole?
William Rodriguez
I'm reading Behold a Pale Horse and it's pretty good. Big redpill on the NWO.
Hudson Miller
Hunter Gonzalez
Nietzsche Beyond Good and Evil
Ayden Stewart
Decent choice.
Blake Carter
>9 months to read the Bible
U wot m8?
And I say that as a distinctly slow-mid-paced reader
Juan Turner
Reading the bible is the best red pill on zombie turbo jew death cult.
I read the bible when I was preparing for my confirmation, made me question all the bullshit written in there and caused me to become non-religious.
Josiah Smith
>tfw tried to read it but can't comprehend it
:(
Bentley Evans
The secret of the she bear
Noah Nguyen
Bruh i'm halfway through Horus Heresy pt.1 and it's taken me like a week. Don't you do cardio? It helps you focus.
Jayden Evans
Sometimes the English is hard to understand, but you can keep a website nearby with several translations to give you ideas about what is meant. Also after you read the bible you have endless greek/roman/european philosophy on it to look forward to.
phew really dodged that bullet didn't we dane? What books do you follow now?
Andrew Jenkins
Calculus for dummies
Wyatt Diaz
I think i'll just try to find a simpler version of it or so, or maybe an audiobook or something. I read a pretty good breakdown of a bunch of biblical characters recently and that was a great way to digest the stories.
Cameron Morris
> everything but Paine
neck yourself
Luke Wright
the protocols
anything here desu
Isaac Wood
>communist manifesto
Nathan Brooks
Sup Forums will get upset by this because it's written by a Jew.
Carter Stewart
That you, James?
Xavier Lee
I sympathize but the problem with reading about the bible is that everybody has an opinion on it, and modern translations are usually very recent and fucked up by politics. You know how many atheists are still spamming scripture in their christcuck rage threads like it's 2007? The bible is the central book of the last millennium of European history so it's a good idea to try and read the oldest version, without liberal fuckery. If you don't then you're pretty much stuck in ""philosophy"" from the Enlightenment onwards.
Connor Gomez
Reading the Edda now.
Otherwise it's mostly science fiction.
Going to dive into philosophy next, open for suggestions.
Ian Jackson
The only book that matters the word of God obviously
Ethan Torres
Sure thing, some question: Are you interested in becoming a pagan? Do you think Christianity, not the kind you learned in church/school but 500+ years ago, is a desert religion and harmful for Europeans? Have you ever read any (continental) philosophy before? I'm assuming you haven't read the greeks yet.
Christopher Wright
>I have them all...
>A Very Slow reader could easily read all I recommended here in less than a year, if consistent.
You own and have read the entire Talmud, yeah right fagget.
Alexander Ortiz
The Reign of Quantity and the Signs of the Times by René Guénon
Jacob Price
I'd also like the entire word of God too pre-book burning/chopping not just what we sheep have been allowed to see (let's be honest we don't have the full scripture but if you pray and are close with god plus have basic understanding of physics you don't need it) but if we have to pick from what's available
Jackson Murphy
just this one.
Caleb Nguyen
Charles Moore
>Behold a Pale Horse
Cooper caused a sensation in UFOlogy circles in 1988 when he claimed to have seen secret documents while in the Navy describing governmental dealings with extraterrestrial aliens, a topic on which he expanded in Behold a Pale Horse.[6] (By one account he served as a "low level clerk" in the Navy, and as such would not have had the security clearance needed to access classified documents.[13]) UFOlogists later asserted that some of the material that Cooper claimed to have seen in Naval Intelligence documents was actually plagiarized verbatim from their research, including several items that the UFOlogists had fabricated as pranks.[14] Don Ecker of UFO Magazine ran a series of exposés on Cooper in 1990.[15]
Chase Torres
It doesn't help that in general christianity as an organization is so messed up and contradicting.
The bible is interesting to read because the more you read it, the easier it is to understand as different connections and motifs become clear.
Anthony Cruz
The autobiography of Rolf Harris. The man is a living legend and those sluts are liars.
Ayden Hill
Carson Cooper
I know this is you, can you just stop shitposting and start the fucking book already?
Jack Thomas
I'm poor please donate books so i don't need to be a brainlet
Hudson Walker
Easton Gomez
I believe religion is good for culture and social cohesion, but it's mostly a form of escapism, this also includes paganism.
I'm quite a big fan of the old pagan culture though, even though I don't believe in any of the mythology, the ethics of the vikings and germanic tribes of old were some of the most fair and humane throughout history.
Yes, I believe Christianity, just like Judaism and religion of peace is harmful to Europe and the world.
They are all death cults that at the core wish for the end of the world.
I've read a bit of H.L. Mencken, and Nietzsche is on my list; not read any of the Greeks yet.
Xavier Smith
I understand but the problem with this perspective is that you really have no basis to make such a judgment without having read the material. This interpretation is the standard modern atheistic "let's just be rational and stop evil superstition" attitude that everyone is taught and that makes all your ancestors into retards, although you presumably are still interested in morals and politics. If you can't stand anything religious then you're basically stuck with 19th-20th century modern/postmodern writers. I guess you could add some Enlightenment people to that list although they were still one and all religious. Either way you'll have to ask someone else for advice since while I'm not a Christian I don't understand much about the modern atheist mindset. Maybe Jung and Peterson or something?
William Parker
Definitely "Culture of Critique".
I read it too, will post pic in a second
Kayden Edwards