Good Reads

Books I’ve read — and books I’d recommend

This list contains all the books I’ve read and taken notes on to justify my current worldview.

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Political Reads

I use these typically for political debates and research purposes

[A] Communism, Socialism, and other forms of Reactionary Ideology

1. R. J. Rummel – Death by Government

In addition, “Murder by Communism” (R. J. Rummel, University of Hawaii)

1. Steven Rosefielde – Red Holocaust

2. Norman Naimark – Stalin’s Genocides

3. Myron Fagan – The Illuminati and the CFR

4. Henry Makow – USSR – Illuminati Experiment Was ‘Social Catastrophe’

Also, assorted essays on Soviet communism as “Illuminati experiment”

1. Antony C. Sutton – Wall Street and the Bolshevik Revolution

[B] Ideology, polemics, and political theories

1. James Mason - Siege

2. Francis Parker Yockey – Imperium

3. Julius Evola – Revolt Against the Modern World

4. Pentti Linkola – Can Life Prevail?

5. Aleksandr Dugin – The Fourth Political Theory

6. Desert

[C] History, nationalism, borders, nations

1. Yoram Hazony – The Virtue of Nationalism

2. Frank Furedi – Why Borders Matter: Why Humanity Must Relearn the Art of Drawing Boundaries

3. Azar Gat – Nations: The Long History and Deep Roots of Political Ethnicity and Nationalism

4. Patrick J. Deneen – Why Liberalism Failed

5. Christopher Caldwell – Reflections on the Revolution in Europe: Immigration, Islam and the West

6. Renaud Camus – The Great Replacement

7. Matthew Continetti – The Right: The Hundred-Year War for American Conservatism

Religious / Philosophical Reads

Introductions to Christian faith and European moral systems, some even predating Christ

[A] Catholicism, Orthodoxy, Judaism

1. Andrew Carrington Hitchcock - The Synagogue of Satan: The Secret History of Jewish World Domination

2. Richard Bauckham – Jesus and the God of Israel

3. Paul Barnett – The Trials of Jesus

4. Dabru Emet and its critics

5. St. Thomas Aquinas – Summa Theologiae

or the condensed, “My Way of Life: A Pocket Catechism of the Summa)”

1. Karl Adam – The Spirit of Catholicism

2. St. Athanasius – On the Incarnation

3. Vladimir Lossky – The Mystical Theology of the Eastern Church

[B] Greek Philosophy, Morality, Logic and Reasoning

1. Plato – The Republic

2. Plato – The Trial and Death of Socrates

3. Aristotle – Nicomachean Ethics

4. Aristotle – Politics

5. Aristotle – Organon

6. Sextus Empiricus – Outlines of Pyrrhonism

7. Epicurus – Letter to Menoeceus

8. A.A. Long – Hellenistic Philosophy

9. Terence Irwin – The Development of Ethics, Vol. I: From Socrates to the Reformation

Historic Reads

Books regarding the faulted history of the world and who’s spreading the lies

[A] Modern history, wars, historic politics

1. Peter Dale Scott – The Road to 9/11: Wealth, Empire, and the Future of America

2. Edward Griffin – The Creature from Jekyll Island: A Second Look at the Federal Reserve

3. Oswald Spengler – The Decline of the West

4. David Irving - Hitler’s War

5. David Irving - The Destruction of Dresden

6. J. P. Taylor – The Origins of the Second World War

7. Ernst Nolte – Germany and the Cold War / The Three Faces of Fascism

8. Ernst Jünger – Storm of Steel

[B] Revisionism, truth-finding

1. David Irving - Churchill’s War

2. David Irving - Nuremberg: The Last Battle

3. David Irving - The War Path: Hitler’s Germany, 1933–1939

4. Norman Davies – Heart of Europe: A Short History of Poland

5. Patrick J. Buchanan – Churchill, Hitler, and “The Unnecessary War”

6. Telford Taylor – The Anatomy of the Nuremberg Trials

7. HH - Holocaust Handbooks

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Afterword

What Makes these Books so Special?

I have presented a meticulously curated list of truth-seeking texts which break though the barrier of “political correctiveness” and feed the unsaturated truth of what history is. Furthermore, I find great testament to the philosophical aspects of literature, Plato and Aristotle are unquestionably the greatest philosophers of all time, with wisdom that can be applied even to life today.

My advice; Read more. Gain wisdom.