I need to thank my Mom for buying me all those Mad Magazines and paperbacks when I was a kid. It absolutely contributed to my intellectual development and ability to “see through.”
Collaborate on what, assimilating all the new inputs from these red pills?
Sorry, I think I am too much of ornery, argumentative cuss to co- anything.
But the real reason for this post is to notify you that you might have thought you were responding to another, more important, or at least less flippant, post. I do hope you have notifications turned on; I didn't for the longest time, and really, it has made all the difference!
Many great works here. Thank you for putting this list together! I have found Antony C Sutton's works very useful as well. I note you have one of these in Part 2. A couple of others of note are: Wall Street and the Bolshevik Revolution and Wall Street and the Rise of Hitler. He's also written one on the Federal Reserve which is quite accessible.
I need to thank my Mom for buying me all those Mad Magazines and paperbacks when I was a kid. It absolutely contributed to my intellectual development and ability to “see through.”
MAD is a treasure held dearly by many of us who were destined to become future dissidents. What, me worry?
Thank you so much for this labor of love, NE.
Dang.
Anyone gotta book on speed reading?
I thought we could collaborate. I fell at the first hurdle, creating a mural board, but the hyperlinks disappeared.
Then I thought maybe JIRA/Trello but then it's harder to group and show links
Collaborate on what, assimilating all the new inputs from these red pills?
Sorry, I think I am too much of ornery, argumentative cuss to co- anything.
But the real reason for this post is to notify you that you might have thought you were responding to another, more important, or at least less flippant, post. I do hope you have notifications turned on; I didn't for the longest time, and really, it has made all the difference!
Edit: But JIRA and Trello do look interesting.
Many great works here. Thank you for putting this list together! I have found Antony C Sutton's works very useful as well. I note you have one of these in Part 2. A couple of others of note are: Wall Street and the Bolshevik Revolution and Wall Street and the Rise of Hitler. He's also written one on the Federal Reserve which is quite accessible.
I would like to recommend https://www.amazon.com/Unveiling-story-open-contact-ebook/dp/B08ZCK1XPJ/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1O7NSNU7H64QT&keywords=dennis+gilmour+the+unveiling&qid=1653764110&sprefix=%2Caps%2C136&sr=8-1