FULL AUDIOBOOK | Ted Kaczynski - Industrial Society and Its Future (Unabomber Manifesto)

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An excerpt from Colin Powell's book. You notice he doesn’t say what happened to the old woman who was too feeble to move. Are we to presume she was in the huts he burned down? People scare their children with stories of monsters who do less.

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Woman Who Won Million Dollar Literary Prize Turns Out To Be 3 Men Writing Under Fake Name! Q: How do you write women so well? A: I think of a man, and I take away reason and accountability.

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Harvard Gazette reviews Stephen Pinker’s new book on rationality. Pinker argues that hunter-gatherer tribes use critical thinking all the time, are skeptical of arguments from authority, and “owe their survival to a scientific mindset”.

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Exclusive--O'Donnell: How 25 Americans Stopped an Army. On October 12, 1776, while crouching behind a woodpile, Colonel Edward Hand gazed in astonishment at the sea of Redcoats in front of him.

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What Biden’s Top China Theorist Gets Wrong. A review of Rush Doshi, “The Long Game: China’s Grand Strategy to Displace American Order” (Oxford University Press, 2021).

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Conservative Victories in the Culture Wars. "I’ve recently completed work on an exhaustively-detailed history of the culture wars in the United States. Unlike most academic work today, which is “default liberal,” I’ve written from a right-wing view point, focusing on how the Right has succeeded."

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The Three Little Pigs - as read by Christopher Walken

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On the Babylon Bee Interview Show, Jeremy S. Adams talks about working with the Gen Zer student and anxiety in kids. He has been a teacher for both the high school and the college levels. He thinks that teachers have a front row seat to America’s decline with Generation Z.

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How powerful was Radagast?

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Martin Gurri's The Revolt Of The Public is from 2014 is about how social-media-connected masses are revolting against elites, but the revolt has moved forward so quickly that a lot of what he considers wild speculation is now obvious fact. It might as well just say "open your eyes and look around".

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The Genetic Lottery: Why DNA Matters for Social Equality—A Review. Is a left-wing author allowed to believe in genetics? Doctrinaire progressives are inclined to cringe (at least for public consumption) at the idea that one’s DNA might drive real differences that shape our lives.

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Here’s Harvey Milk’s biography, “Mayor of Castro Street”, where it discusses his relationship with 16 year old Jack Galen McKinley while Milk was in his 30s. Evidently there is massive denial of Milk's pedophilia on the left, be sure to bookmark this for the next time it comes up.

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The Machiavellians Book Summary & Analysis: Wishful Thinking v. Political Truth. Bird & Knight (1:42:32) ~ Keith Knight - Don't Tread on Anyone

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Catcher in the Rye is a boy book and Charles Bukowski is a boy writer and Hemingway writes about boy stuff and this is somehow meant to be deeply embarrassing for their fans. Being judged by strangers must be terrifying instead of meaningless.

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SEE JOHN LOTT ON C-SPAN’S BOOK TV, talking about his book, Gun Control Myths: How politicians, the media, and botched “studies” have twisted the facts on gun control.

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E-Books Directory is a daily growing list of links to freely accessible ebooks, documents and lecture notes found all over the internet

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10 Books That Really Changed My Life (13:12) ~ Chris Williamson

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Hollowed Out -- Alarming Diagnosis, Little Hope, For A Generation That Has Rejected Family & Tradition For A Digital Existence. Teacher Jeremy Adams' book, 'Hollowed Out,' explains the massive challenges young Americans don’t want to face, but must.

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Openly racist explanation of different peoples reaction to pain in an American medical textbook.

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The IMF's summer reading list

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Political Correctness: A Sociocultural Black Hole—A Review. Either you succumb to these apparent virtues, or you will be embarrassing. There are no longer different opinions, but only one glorious morality surrounded by darkness and disgrace.

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Index of Banned books and conspiracy theories

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Project Gutenberg Australia

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Masochistic Nationalism: Multicultural Self-Hatred and the Infatuation with the Exotic by Göran Adamson. Wherever religion is cloaked in a non-white ethnicity, masochistic nationalists, despite being self-proclaimed leftists, are currently religious fundamentalism’s greatest defenders.

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Robert Reich’s "The System: How We Rigged It, How We Fix It" - Areo

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A review of Facing Reality: Two Truths about Race in America by Charles Murray. There are only two big ideas being forwarded: that different races in America “have different violent crime rates and different means and distributions of cognitive ability.” That’s it.

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The Subversive Simone Weil—A Review. Praised by André Gide as the “patron saint of all outsiders,” known to her fellow students at the École Normale Supérieure (ENS) as the “Categorical Imperative in skirts,” and dismissed by Charles de Gaulle as “a crazy woman,” Weil was certainly unusual.

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Large cache of pro-slavery books

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COVID Charts CNN Forgot (free e-book)

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The story of the settlement of North America has become a scandal. It is worth looking more closely at who the Pilgrims were, and what they did, to understand why so many people have grown so uncomfortable telling their story.

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The Prophet - is a 1923 book of 26 prose poetry fables written in English by the Lebanese-American poet and writer Kahlil Gibran, his best known work. Translated into over 100 different languages, it's one of the most translated books in history, never out of print.

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The closest you can get to mind control is speech control. These are a few of the transformations in American society that Michael Knowles analyzes in his recent work Speechless: Controlling Words, Controlling Minds — transformations broadly attributed to "political correctness" and Marxism.

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Linux 101 Hacks (free e-book)

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Impermanent Universe by Vern Buzarde

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How We Survived Communism and Even Laughed (1991) told us about everyday survival under communism, its textures and minutiae as felt by normal people.

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Book Labeled Violence for Questioning Trans Ideology. A book publishing association was canceled by the Left for accidentally promoting two conservative books. The organization gave a groveling apology, which of course, was not enough.

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Security Chaos Engineering (free e-book)

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“Sensitivity readers” to proofread books so they don’t offend cancel mobs

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The Anywhere Operating System (free e-book)

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Recommendations for Hardcover Edition of Marcus Aurelius Meditations

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Das ist o.B.d.A. trivial!: Eine Gebrauchsanleitung zur Formulierung mathematischer Gedanken mit vielen praktischen Tipps für Studierende der Mathematik

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No Game No Life: Practical War Game

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"Canceling Comedians While the World Burns: A Critique Of The Contemporary Left" explores the numerous developments in leftist politics in both the U.S. and the West generally which he argues are driving away and repelling the very people leftist politics ought to be attracting and representing.

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ManyBooks - an online library with over 50,000 free ebooks

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Bubblin is an online café of books — meaning, a silent and cozy place to hang-out and read great works from around the world

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Proof That Face Masks Do More Harm Than Good (free e-book)

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Covid-19: The Greatest Hoax in History (free e-book)

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Classics Before the Enlightenment - Heterodox Academy. In this article, I’ve argued that a Western tradition with roots in Greco-Roman antiquity isn’t just an ideological construct of the Enlightenment.

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Jantzen and Associates, P.C.

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Mainstream Media Bias: A Review of Andrey Mir’s Postjournalism and the Death of Newspapers - Counterweight. From the warping of traditional news reporting, our politics and political rhetoric, and even our collective psychology, America’s post-media, post-journalism reality is truly terrifying.

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Laura Dodsworth - A State of Fear: How the UK government weaponised fear (18:39) ~ Philip Davies

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DOAB is a community-driven discovery service that indexes and provides access to scholarly, peer-reviewed open access books

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Modern Europe and the Enlightenment—A Review. It effectively dismantles the consensus opinion: that policies supporting mass immigration and a generous asylum policy are best described as “liberal,” while those opposed to such policies are best understood as unenlightened populist reactionaries.

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The Division of Light and Power, Dennis Kucinich’s enormous new memoir about his time as the Mayor of Cleveland, and his battle against Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company, or CEI. The book is 700 pages of proof of the comical extent of how rigged American politics can be, and is.

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Sweet

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Matt Taibbi: In the book you describe when you first arrive in the City Council. It’s made clear that it’s a racket, that the legislatures are there to be servants of financial interests. Dennis Kucinich: As the reader is well aware, it’s not just Cleveland we’re talking about. It's everywhere.

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The Art of Computer Programming

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Why I Didn't “Just Bake the Cake”. The following is excerpted and adapted from The Cost of My Faith: How a Decision in My Cake Shop Took Me to the Supreme Court, released this week. Jack is the owner and artist of Masterpiece Cakeshop who was sued for not baking a cake for a same-sex couple.

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Your Book Review: Humankind. Bregman doesn't just want to show that our best side comes out under air raids. He wants to show that virtue is fundamental to our species. He starts by arguing that the superpower that has allowed humanity to take over the globe is co-operation.

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Enrol in Daycare Rochester NY

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Review of Cancelling Comedians While the World Burns: A Critique of the Contemporary Left by Ben Burgis. Burgis is particularly concerned with understanding the mindset of those who join online mobs denouncing people for real or perceived slights against marginalised groups.

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Why another book on free speech? And what’s with the cartoons? I’ve been asked these questions many times in the weeks since the publication of my new book, Free Speech and Why You Should Give a Damn. And the best way to answer is with a story that appears in the book’s opening pages.

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A review of Masochistic Nationalism: Multicultural Self-Hatred and the Infatuation with the Exotic. He argues that many Westerners become fascinated by non-Western cultures because they assume this will provide them with an aura of self-critical virtue.

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The publishing industry has turned into modern-day book burners

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Book Review: A Brief History Of Neoliberalism. Around 1970, something went wrong. The global economy, after twenty-five years of good post-war growth, suddenly blipped.

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When Men Behave Badly—A Review. Researchers found an association between mens chosen targets and women’s self-reported frequency of having been sexually victimized in the past. This suggests that women suffering from unwanted sexual encounters inadvertently emit cues that predatory males can detect.

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All of Leo Tolstoy's short fiction is now available on Standard Ebooks

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your favorite female author?

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Why "Securing Democracy" Will Be Taught in Journalism Schools. Part of what makes Securing Democracy compelling is that Brazil’s “Operation Car Wash” affair shows how easily corruption scandals are manufactured in the digital age to undermine democratically popular figures.

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Buy Vidalista 40 Mg Online In The USA | Ed Generic Store

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H.P. Lovecraft as a racist?

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The Magnum Opus of Ken Allan's work "70 Years of the People's Liberation Army Air Force" is now published. Free to read online.

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Beyond Order: 12 More Rules For Life. His conclusions point to an urgent need for individuals and society to adopt traditional values—constructive discipline, responsibility, competence, hard work, apprenticeship, competition, acceptance of hierarchy, and respect for the past and basic order.

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Immovable Object: North Korea’s 70 Years at War with American Power. It argues that Washington’s hostility to North Korea originates in Pyongyang’s embodiment of the fundamental values of the UN Charter—values which contradict Washington’s arrogation of world “leadership”.

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The Pineys: Book 6: The Highwayman Piney

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In December of 2020, Paul Embery published his first book, Despised: Why the Modern Left Loathes the Working Class, in which he argues that the working class no longer has a voice in British politics. Embery identifies as a “conservative socialist” and considers himself unambiguously leftwing.

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Breakdown of Nations, Leo Kohr, 1957 ... there seems to be only one cause behind all forms of social misery: bigness.

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A Retort against Woke Identity Politics: Review of Joshua Mitchell’s American Awakening - by Rebeccah L. Heinrichs

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Harper's in 1971 ran an essay by Norman Mailer entitled “The Prisoner of Sex,” that declared war on “women’s liberation.” At the Town Hall panel Diana Trilling said “in 50 years we’ll find out” what radical feminism might do to those it would affect. Those 50 years are now up.

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The Enduring Relevance of Czesław Miłosz’s ‘The Captive Mind’. Published in 1953, it came soon after poet Miłosz (A future Nobel Prize Winner) fled from his native Poland. Street names were changed, statues toppled or replaced, and terror spread through society like a solvent.

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We Can Revisit (And Even Replace) the Classic Books We Teach Children—Without Cancelling Them

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Debt, The First 5000 Years (free e-book and audio-book)

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Demons by Fyodor Dostoyevsky

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Amazon Won’t Sell Books Framing LGBTQ+ Identities as Mental Illnesses

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Basic Unix-Like Pocket Survival Guide (free e-book)

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The Debugging Book - Tools and Techniques for Automated Software Debugging (free e-book)

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a truly digital book - the fuzzing book

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The Galloway cousins invite you to go on a "deer" hunt. Meet at the Hunting Lodge in Abe's Hat, NJ. For the password to the bar in the back, read The Pineys.

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Jane Austen‘s Comic Moralism | Peter J. Leithart. Austen is funny not in spite of her moral firmness but because of it. As Lewis observed, “the hard core of morality and even of religion seems to me to be just what makes good comedy possible.”

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Zeneca - share and discuss your favorite books with the world

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How I self-published a professional paperback and eBook using LaTeX and Pandoc

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Andrew Doyle—The Brain Behind Titania McGrath—on His New (And Very Serious) Book, ‘Free Speech And Why It Matters’. Jonathan Kay interviews comedian, social critic, and book author Andrew Doyle on why government censors are a bigger threat to a free society than the bigots they’re seeking to cancel.

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Interview with Martin Gurri, "A Short-Term Pessimist and Long-Term Optimist" The elites are stuck in a sterile nostalgia for the 20th century. They are at war with the world as it actually is today, and I imagine they would love to disband the public and summon a more obedient version.

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Rapid Virus Recovery - Or How To Turn Your Home Into A Respiratory Hospital For $40 (free e-book)

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For Our Own Good, We All Need a Glimpse of the Evil Queen. Excerpted from Beyond Order: 12 More Rules For Life by Jordan B. Peterson.

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In the Tall Grass by Stephen King (Audiobook)

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Ebay to block Dr. Seuss (but you can still buy Mein Kampf)

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Usborne 1980s Computer Books (free e-books)

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Six Dr. Seuss Books Will Stop Being Published Because of 'Racist and Insensitive Imagery'

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