>>509296111 (OP)
/pol/ doesn't read.

>>509296111 (OP)
I’m reading an English translation of the Malleus Maleficarum.

>>509296111 (OP)

i'm reading wehrmacht combat experience reports from 1940

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>>509296111 (OP)
Cyclonopedia by Reza Nagarestani

Passport to Magonia by Jacques Vallèe

An book on Astrotheology by Andrea Casella

There's also a proto-sci-fi novel written by Ippolito Nievo during the '800s that I can't be assed to finish.

I'm reading this faggot. Dude wrote some great horror and I need an escape from this hellish world for a little bit.

Diogenes the cynic - sayings and anecdotes

>>509296894
Only read Aristotle, all else is a waste of time from Greek thought.

>>509296504
I have this one, but haven't read it yet.

>>509296111 (OP)
Any other Pleiadian niggers here?

>>509296111 (OP)
Recently finished this book about the history of salt.
Now I am reading Book of the New Sun sci-fi slop as a light break.
Next I plan on going through the works of Shakespeare.

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>>509296509
I was thinking of reading this and the Egyptian Book of the Dead. How are you finding it?

>>509296111 (OP)
I've been diving into Douglas Reed's books.
Reading this one right now.

>>509297144
>>509297144
You might be interested in this short 42 min minidoc about Salzburg and the early Celtic hegemony built on a giant mountain of salt they founded a trade empire on:

https://youtu.be/T7z8iaUQQdY?si=qTnyRFyhmI98xWDU

Flitting between these two atm

>Achilles trap
By steve coll. Its about the CIA's involvement with Iraq. Its pretty good. Not dumbed down and salacious but not overly academic either. His books on the CIA in afghanistan are really good, especially "Ghost Wars"

>>509297144
Checked. Good read that one. ‘Cod’ and ‘the map that changed the world’ also breddy gud. Hat tip to ‘longitude’ by Saval I think it is

>>509297300
Salzberg and the Celts actually come up a fair bit in the book. Celts had a surprisingly large influence on Euro foods with their salt usage that Romans adopted. Mainly salted ham. Egypt and their circle of influence desert countries were against pork. Salted ham is the white mans food going back for millennia.

Currently? Love is a Dog from Hell.

>>509297428
Based

Repeat after me: There is no God except Allah and Muhammad ﷺ was His final messenger.

>>509297428
I'll check those out. The cod section of salt history was interesting with role it played in shifting trade from Meds and Italy to more western and northern ports.

>>509297111
highly recommended if you're interested in anti tech

>>509297602
Why Germans have no Ted Kaczinsky?

>>509296111 (OP)
Nice digits.

Committee of 300 actually call the shots in the West.
Read this. It’s available for free from CIA’s archive on Osama bin Laden’s library at Abbottabad compound. Or you can find it to buy online from $20-30 bucks.

https://www.cia.gov/library/abbottabad-compound/4A/4A92FD2FB4DAE3F773DB0B7742CF0F65_Coleman.-.CONSPIRATORS.HIERARCHY.-.THE.STORY.OF.THE.COMMITTEE.OF.300.R.pdf

The British royal families set up control of the world built on the back of global opium and narcotic trade that continues to this day. They use Jewish bankers, Freemasons, other European royal families like the Italian and Swiss, to lay the course of world events. They are focused on depopulation and limitation of scientific advancements so that technology does not get to a point that challenges their power. This revolves around controlling the energy sector, mainly in developing countries, by preventing them from getting nuclear energy. The book predicts all the recent events in Iran, it’s all orchestrated and going to plan.

>>509297680
They did anon, they did :/

>>509297194
I'm actually re-reading it, last time I read it was when I was in high school. It's very... Logical. Probably good to read a version with commentary/explanation. But it's a very cohesive view of how it all happens.

It also is interesting because it explores the idea of death/transformation of the state of consciousness not as a singular moment that happens at the end of "life", but as something that happens to us regularly as we grow and change.

The "Bardo state" (death) basically means "gap" or "transition in between", and the Buddhist argument is that as a conscious human, we go through many different Bardo "deaths" great and small throughout our lives, and that the big Bardo when our body dies is similarly dependent on where our conscious focus is primarily attuned.

Someone in a video I was watching said that if our consciousness is music, that the state of death in between bodily rebirths is a changing of the instrument/sound, but that the general mood and melody of the song continues.

The book is supposed to be read by a monk to the dying/deceased person over a period of several weeks, as they believe that the consciousness/spirit kind of hangs around its anchor point for several weeks before it starts getting drawn to solidification in a new bodily existence-- and that reading this book to them helps them to remember what to focus on so that they can be reborn in a body/existence well-suited to enlightenment and liberation from rebirth cycles

Interesting book overall.

>>509297573
>Was
Is there another final messenger in the works?

>>509297602
>Rene Guenon

I've read both books mentioned in picrel.
I have Uncle Ted's works as well as the Evola one, but haven't read them yet.
Very based. Thanks for the list, fren

>>509297844
Yep. Once I recited the shahada three times but fucked it up. Now I’m beholden to some guy called Allan. He’s not a complete dickhead, so I guess it’s now Allan PBUH
sorry guys, the new prophet works at a bottle shop in Wonthaggi

Wew lad

>>509296402
Where's your copy of gravity's rainbow then

>>509297739
Who?

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>>509298344
Get off my board you poofter

>>509298424
Mine has a different cover

>>509298154
>Timmy Weiner

>>509298424
Based

>>509298424
Hey I've read that! I also read "I Am a Strange Loop". Cool shit.

"A Brief History of Time" by Stephen Hawking is a wild book, I could only keep up with like 65% of it, but it still blew my mind.

>>509296111 (OP)
Psychocybernetics.

Something about reprogramming my internal voice and being careful about how I talk to myself because the warrior within listens and believes what you say. That's what borefec explained it as.

>>509298173
not reading that garbage

>>509296195
>tl;dr

Had this thing on my shelf collecting dusk for like 3-4 years with a bookmark halfway down.
The book is extremelly autistic.

>>509298705
Did you read this one? Similar theme. Explains the fundamental mechanics behind shit like MK Ultra and regular military mind programming, as well as cult programming. And how to make sure your own programming is what you want it to be and not someone else's neurolinguistic agenda

>>509296111 (OP)
>>509296195

How do I learn to read anons? Or said differently, how do I get enough focus to read a book and enjoy it?

>>509298969
If you have long commutes or go for long walks/runs, I find that it's easier to simply consume it in audiobook format nowadays. The way your brain processes/stores the narrative is definitely different when you use your ears instead of your eyes, but I find that I usually pay attention more. I used to read a shitload as a kid and it kind of ruined my eyesight and also I don't have as much time anymore.

I was thinking of picking up this

>>509299161
This is the closest I've ever been to a Baphomet's titty

>>509299225
They’re not bad aye?

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>>509296504
I read that book. It felt like a bunch of intellectual masturbation imo

>>509299225
What are some books you like anon?

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>>509298424
An absolute classic. Inspired a lot of my ideas in Artificial Intelligence

Next time someone tries to tell you AI is conscious like a human being, point them to picrel

>>509296111 (OP)
It's not horror, it mostly dark tragedy romances, the only decent one so far was 'the lovers ordeal'. I would only recommend it if you enjoy old English literature, if not then don't bother

>>509300021
Forgot the picture

>>509296111 (OP)
The Orthodox Study Bible. I’ll probably the catechisms again shortly

>>509297371
Does he mention that Israel did 9/11 and the U.S. is its golem?

>>509296111 (OP)
Current lesson, Cyrus the Great as a kid was an annoying little shit

>>509297708
>They use Jewish bankers
Funny, it looks the other way 'round to me.

>>509296195
I used to read a lot but since I read all day at work, I don't feel like reading after I get off work. It's true what they say that the cobbler's children have no shoes.

>>509299531
Shit I dunno, a lot of them I posted already in the thread, I don't have my bookshelf in front of me so it's kind of hard to remember unless I remember a title tangentially from someone else's recommendation

Plato's "Republic" is cliche but interesting, I'm not a fan of China but I did enjoy the Tao Te Ching translation I had and also a book I had to read in college called "Disputers of the Tao"

I actually listened to "SIEGE" in audio format on odysee and enjoyed it, read "Mein Kampf" and it was bretty gud. Also on the edgelord side is "Might Is Right" by Ragnar Redbeard, which was hilarious and awesome.

"Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire" is also cliche but good.

I would go into the fiction section, but people will tell me my taste is trash so I'll just keep it to myself

>>509300737
Oh also I'm not a Freemason, but Albert Pike's "Morals and Dogma" is nuts, and Manly P. Hall's "Secret Teaching of All Ages" is a very fun read.

>>509296111 (OP)
The baker’s wife. Female erotica about gingerbread men.

>>509296324
show tits

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>>509299351
Based comfy.

>>509300737
One that got recommended to me was "Kim Philby and the Great Betrayal", which is all about the guy who pretty much created Britain's MI6-- turns out he was a double agent for Russia the entire time and fucked everyone's day up. Also he was the one who put together the original crew that Ian Flemming hung out with and got a lot of his story ideas from for the James Bond books.

Turns out British spycraft was a lot more like Archer than anything else. Just a bunch of degenerates having parties and getting fucking sloshed all the time.

>>509298969
Active reading. Marginalia.

https://archive.org/details/how-to-read-a-book-1966-edition

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mOJu1I57Ajc

>>509298720
The correct answer
How about Slaughterhouse 5 then?

>>509296111 (OP)
Tony Kuphaldt's Lessons in Electrical Circuits Vol. III - Semiconductors.
https://www.ibiblio.org/kuphaldt/electricCircuits/Semi/index.html

>>509298648
Have a read of this and you'll understand how much Hofstadter realised the cosmic Universal truth

>>509298969
Audiobook is a good way to go, head over to audiobookbay and go nuts.
Listen while doing something mundane like morning commute to work.

>>509301430
Ooh love me some Terrence.

Did you ever see the documentary about his "Timewave Zero" theory? It's a trip to digest even while sober, but very woah dude

>>509298969
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XNWE17GqibI
You'll learn best by sitting at a table with no near distractions and make sure you're actually interpreting and focusing on what you're reading and if you can't focus just give it a minute.
Also if you read something you feel is important summarize it on a sticky note and stick it at the top of that page.
I'll list some books but don't purchase any unless its a topic you're actually find interesting.
Black swan by taleb
Aristotle's Nichomachean ethics and read his politics book
read Carl Schmitt
The Prince by Machiavelli
Civilization and it's discontents by Freud
On Nihilism by Seraphim
Decline of the west by Spengler
Will and representation chapter 2 by Schopenhauer
Any of Nietzsche works

>>509301586
Yeah it was very in line with Asimov's Machine at the end of time.
But then you get dipshits like Strassman trying to make a buck off of it.

Oh shoot, here's a good document worth reading -
https://otherworlders.com/a-guide-to-the-2009-baass-ten-month-report/
Link has pdf for report included.
Try searching for "Ten Month Report" on YouTube, see absolutely nothing. Not a single person has mentioned it online at all. Kino

>>509297133
I'll have to check this out, it looks entertaining

I read picrel, it was interesting

>>509301602
Oh I also forgot to mention Houellebecq, atomized is a good start.

>>509296111 (OP)
Kudos for reading Sorel. Unfortunately, he rambles about his current-days politics too much and the whole socialists/unions stuff is very outdated.

>>509301766
Ah fun I love ayy stuff

>>509301264
Thanks mate I’ll suss it out later I’ve got a big day of wageslaving tmr

>>509302038
That book I posted earlier the author died under (((circumstances)))

>>509301264
Is that the one by Ben Macintyre?

right after reading "The Real Anthony Fauci"

>>509296587
I was gonna read this but then I realized it was written by a woman.

>>509302121
Yes I believe so

>>509296480
Been wanting to read this.

>>509296504
Read it. Interesting subject matter but a tedious read.

>>509302154
Bullet dodged

>>509296195
it's basically all i do, all day every day

I'm currently reading about 17th and 18th century french perverts.
>>509300182
Very nice. I enjoyed this book quite a bit. Did you read his Anabasis?

>>509298969
Honestly you just force it until it’s easy

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>>509296111 (OP)
Rereading the Bible's Book of Ecclesiastes, french Crampon translation. The wind won't chase after itself.

This is the most impressive book I’ve ever read and I’ve read quite a lot

>>509302315
Ooh la la. Reminds me of this film that I actually liked.

>>509302154
Rubicon by Tom Holland, about the Roman civil war and the fall of the republic, is a good read. If you want a textbook that covers ancient Roman history up to Constantine, Cary & Scullard's History of Rome does pretty good job.

>>509302246
A br*tish feminist at that.

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>>509302524
I've been meaning to get after this puppy for a while. I'm gonna have to try audiobooking it

>>509302590
Oh dear

This was like reading globohomo's blueprint for demoralization. Calarts level art coupled with subversive jewish ideas about humanity.

>>509302616
Good luck, it's extremely long-winded and convoluted. But the french translation is famous for being pretty bad.

>>509302524
I thought it would be a slog, but it's not. It's surprisingly readable, like a series of brilliant effort posts.

>>509302657
Congrats for bringing yourself to read that. I don't want Yuval's turbojew thoughts touching my brain wrinkles

>>509302559
I'm about finished with this >>509302111 and it's been great so far. Only thing is it doesn't delve very deeply into warfare.

>>509296111 (OP)
"Analysis of syphilis tratment methods in XIX century Poland"

A quick book about human natures and its progress. I am really enjoying it, about half way through. My favorite story so far is it covering Easter island. The people there worshipped gods and made statues to commemorate them. They eventually chopped down all the trees to make these statues and ended their prosperity by doing so. When another group found them there were about 1k left from there peak of 15k and they were fighting over driftwood.

I’d recommend this book to anyone for a quick read.

>>509296587

LET ME READ A BOOK ABOUT ROME FROM A WOMAN - oh look british cuck flag - big surprise

>>509298849
Not read that but I'll be adding it to my list. Psycho cybernetics seems good so far.

>>509296111 (OP)

Anons, don't read any history books written after 2005, and for anything pre-ww2 try to get books written before WW2

>>509302785
Yes, the Durants write very well.

>>509302524
Have this edition. It's surprisingly difficult to find unabridged, in hardcover, and at a reasonable price.

>>509302152
Turtles all the way down, vaccine science and myth.

>>509300208
Just read the book, you'll understand.
Here's an AI reading it, though the voice is pretty dated. But you can listen to it while you drive or do other stuff.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6cAqUTHc4G0yaeNkWWwi4wHtZubvQNZN

>>509302748
It's worth flipping through, since it's in a comic book format (globohomo and ridiculous though the style is), but certainly not for studying deeply. Nonetheless informative to see how he actually starts on some scientific basis, but then he extrapolates it into his political beliefs while trying to present them as 'objective reality' lmao. And all the while ignoring unfortunate facts that it's not just 'ideas' that shaped the world, but also genuine experiences, especially those laced with trauma. You can have the perfectly mapped-out theory about how every human being on the planet should have the same rights, but if a nigger ape stomps your kid out on the streets like a wild animal, you will:
a) Revise that opinion significantly, if you are sane
b) Insist on your original theory and prostrate yourself before the nigger, if you're a deranged autist like Yuval.

>>509303095
Nice thanks

>>509296324
same, good shit

>>509303129
No problem. The book is extremely eye-opening and rocked my world while listening because all the pieces just fall into place if you pay any attention at all to the modern cultural landscape.
It names the Jews, the Freemasons, the Great Replacement, pretty much everything is put into perfect context of this secret organization.
The simple fact that there is very little searchable information on the Committee of 300 or the author himself is evidence that it is more truth than not.
The only real article about it was written by expert QAnon debunker named Mike Rothschild. Yes, I'm serious. He claims to be of no relation in a Times of Israel article but we are not so easily deceived.

>>509302590
Corr

>>509303607
Example of everything to do with the Committee of 300 being scrubbed, see picrel.

>>509303607
Listening now, seems like something worth saving and maybe updating with a newer AI voiceover

>>509304819
I would do it if I had the time, in fact I found that audio book because I wanted to see if there was one. If there wasn't I would be more motivated to do it myself, but it was easy enough to find.

>>509304819
Japanese made an anime/manga/video game series based on the Committee of 300 book by John Coleman. More real world signaling.
>There is also a higher antagonist shared throughout the entire series, the Committee of 300. The Committee, based on the real conspiracy theory, seeks world domination, and is portrayed as very powerful, having control over corporations, politicians, and religions, and being seemingly impossible to beat even with time travel and control over reality.

>>509299523
Unironically reading this. Old testament. Gotta know the true evil of the demiurge

>>509302812
>Easter Island
In 1000 years historians will write of our civilization
>The people there worshipped niggers and made statues, films, tv shows, books, and murals to commemorate them. They eventually used all their resources to make these statues and ended their prosperity by doing so. When another group found them there were only a small group of starving niggers left fighting over chicken nuggets
>>509302524
>Decline of the West by Spengler
If you don't have the time, money or inclination to read Spengler I suggest Fate of Empires and the Search for Survival by Sir John Glubb. It's only about 60 pages
Here's a reading list that was drawn up by William Luther Pierce.
I made it my aim for New Year 2024 to read the whole list. Apart from a few books I left out because they weren't online or were too expensive to buy I succeeded in my objective.
I recommend doing something like this it gets you surprisingly focused

Tougher than I expected to get through. I think trying to read it in pdf format has greatly contributed towards that.
The historical aspects have captured my attention the most. Codreanu's philosophy is sound, if too rooted in theology, but he's such a zealot that his writing of it gets old, and I suspect he was difficult to maintain a relationship with.
His description of the jews is astonishing. They do the same trickery in post-Y2K America that they were doing in prewar Romania. The exact same behavior.

>>509305311
Get through Numbers yet? I attempted reading the NRSV cover-to-cover, but lost interest shortly before the New Testament began.

WAS RE-LISTENING TO CAMP OF THE SAINTS LAST NIGHT

THIS
IS NEXT

>>509306059
>>509306059
>>509306059
VERY
BASED
ANON

ANOTHER
GREAT
READ

I just let AI read the book for me and tell me what to think.

>>509296700
Stephen King said he's the future of horror writing. He must be good.

>>509306059
Codreanu has probably done more to influence me than any actual nazi. I am convinced that Romanians back in his day knew more about the dangers of the jews than anyone else. Hitler "gradually grew to hate them." Codreanu was literally raised to fight and oppose them, often single-handedly too. He talks at length about his influences as well. The Iron Guard also built work camps...for their own guys lol.

I would support a revival of his ideas/organization.

>>509306059
Book of Numbers starts off boring, with the lists and all. But towards the end it is interesting, with the story of Balaam etc

>>509296195
you, maybe, because you're a retard.

>>509296504
ful of kike shit, that coin clipper controls the french presidency portfolio

>>509307090
My wife threw out a box that contained my Paladin Press and Loompanics collection during a move. I'm not sure it was intentional or not. I've got most of them back in pdf, but some of them were the large-format paperbacks, very cool and nostalgic.

>>509307840
The work camps were to support the Iron Guard (or the Brotherhood of Michael the Archangel) as they had lost support from some of the more prominent nationalists at the time. It was a lesson learned in movement sustainability.
>I would support a revival of his ideas/organization.
Me, too. Except, as I said, I believe he relied on theology too heavily, and the church is way more corrupt now, than back then, from what I can tell.

>>509307946
I forgot the Balaam story was in numbers, which is one of my favorite, yet most troublesome part of the scripture for me. At the risk of derailing the thread:
>God is not man, that he should lie, or a son of man, that he should change his mind. Has he said, and will he not do it? Or has he spoken, and will he not fulfill it? - Balaam (as prophet)
Balaam is speaking the word of God. If God does not lie, nor change his mind, then how is a new covenant possible?
>"New covenant? Fuck that. Now get back to sacrificing animals, as I was quite explicit about it." - God

>>509301070
Are you retarded?

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>>509303045
Thank, will read this next.

Reading right meow one of the witcher books, also a book about 3Kingdoms Chynah and a D&D book involving Drizzt before Salavatore got high off his own supply

bumping for literacy

>>509296504
>The Technological Society
Hard read.
Probably something lost in translation though they assure readers that it wasn't

>>509296111 (OP)
>nigga fingering a tree lmao

>>509296111 (OP)
Lord Of Mysteries

The Oz principle. I don't even know where I got the book it just showed up on my bookcase so I said I would give it a read

>>509314792
>Genesis Revisited
Good spin but Sitchin supposedly debunked.
Unless you can translate Sumerian truth hard to find.
Temple's take on Dogon mythology is worth a read too.

>>509297602
>Ted Kaczinsky
There's also a graphic novel version of Industrial Society and it's Future

>>509311570
>>509311570
>>509311570
I WISH I
HAD A BASED WIFE

STAY BLESSED ANON. VICTORY AWAITS.

>>509296588
Based

>>509297482
Thais are dogs from hell.

I barely got time for massage eating and ktvs. Reading wutdafuqnigger

>>509296195
this, reading is for faggots

>>509296111 (OP)
I just finished several books in the Dungeon Crawler Carl series. It was diverting but very reddit. I also think it's trying to turn redditors into violent radicals. Kind of like how the glowie propagandists overtly try to turn chuds into radicals here.

>>509296580
this one

>>509322714
>>509322714
>>509322714
SMARTER
THAN YOU ARE
FAGGOT

>>509296580
>>509296580
>>509296580

>>509311570
That sucks

>>509307119
>>509320724
Together these two books explain 90% of WTF is going on in These United States.

>>509310399
Elaborate please.

>>509325849
I think he doesn't know anything, especially since Ellul wasn't jewish but protestant.
His book on propaganda was also an interesting read.

>>509326785
Ellul described himself as a Christian anarchist. He wasn't jewish, but he was somewhat philosemitic and pro-Israel.

pinochet book

Bump Posting audible library soon
Fucking CHECKED btw

>>509296111 (OP)
>300 second cooldown
Cant get a good screencap of my books but i have 79. Probably only read about 45+ so its half untouched backlogs. Most recent book was “Lost to the West” by lars brownwood about the emperors of the byzantine empire after the second sack of the rome.
Ive been delaying reading this book by mark twain about jean d’arc. A lot of those 8+ hour audio books i have to binge because its too hard to do the usual chapter per day thing with them and i havent had a long uninterrupted day off for a while.
The last IRL book i read was “redating ancient greece” and i havent picked up a physical book since.
>>509302524
Goated book

Bumping a rare decent thread.