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The electric jew is pushing jewish Mark Levin all over the place but it got me thinking of buying something for my Dad. Whenever I try to explain things to him he just says "that's bullshit", but he does like to read on the beach.

The electric jew is pushing jewish Mark Levin all over the place but it got me thinking of buying something for my Dad. Whenever I try to explain things to him he just says "that's bullshit", but he does like to read on the beach.

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If they have small kids, give them Tuttle Twin books. They explain economics, liberty, and government in a way that a five year old can understand. Every kid I know loves the books, and the parents get to learn it while they read to them.

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I just stumbled across the Cubs to Bears series by Brett Pike. Childrens' books that teach about things like the Federal Reserve and Operation Mockingbird, pretty cool!

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Thanks, I have a few relatives having kids and might homeschool them hopefully, these'll make good gifts since I never know what to get them.

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Almost anything by Thomas Sowell. He's black, so that should get you in the front door. He was a socialist as a kid, which should help his credibility a little bit.

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Yep, I forgot about him. Added "Dismantling America" to the pile.

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The bible

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He thinks religion is silly.

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Unfortunate. There's a reason kikes are constantly trying to drown out the bible with a million different versions.

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Half joking here, maybe try the book of Enoch. It's not part of the canon, but I find it incredibly interesting.

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I've been meaning to read it myself. The story of a man who became the most? powerful angel with a name like a transformer is pretty cool.

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The Turner Diaries

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I really liked this book, lead me to read Hunter which I liked even more, and now I listen to his radio show even it's 25 years old it's just as relative today.

But giving to anyone as a first book will just get them saying "Oh I guess YearoftheSear is a Nazi now." I'm looking for a soft wedge to get the door open.

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Didn't like it at all. I get what the author was going for but I guess there was too much shitting on blacks and not enough "Here's how we fight!" for me.

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His earlier book Hunter was better imo. He starts off assassinating miscegenating couples and eventually gets a movement going which leads to the events in the Turner Diaries.

It's still goofy at parts (like the guy has an underground shooting range with a hidden entrance like James Bond or something).

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I don't own the books. Nor read them. But my understanding is that Mark Dice's books exist to introduce a spectrum of propaganda realities to the average person.

The reviews are very good. They might prove useful.

Imoho, the biggest problem with waking people is teaching them the instruments of indoctrination and control. Once they accept it, they can see into the matrix. Which allows them to process the things you're telling them.

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Looking through those books I could see him going "oh you're pushing your conspiracy books on me now" just from how the covers look. It's a sorta delicate balance getting something mainstream looking but eye opening still.

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Read they are all cited and sourced. If those are not good enough I'm not sure what will be.

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Sadly, I haven't read it, but I heard good things about "Icebreaker: Who Started the Second World War?", it's usually slavs who rave and rant about it, so you might want to take a look for yourself before giving it away.

"Creature from Jekyll island" is amazing, one of the first eye-opening books I came across. It's about the creation of the fed, pretty popular among conservatives however, there's a risk he's read it.

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Thanks, Jekyll Island looks good. Seems like it names the jew without saying "jew". Then after they read it tell them all those bankers in the book are jewish, boom.

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What is your father's position that is the closest to red pill or which do you think he would be the most likely to accept?

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Like a lot of older white folks he knows if we deported all the niggers we'd have a better country.

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White Girl Bleed a Lot - Colin Flaherty (If your father has high blood pressure, this might not be good for his heart)

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I found a good article about it.

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He's half way there.

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Unfortunately he's double-vaxxed already. I thought I convinced him to pass it up, but I live far away and when I returned later he had gotten it. He did two tours in Vietnam but now he's afraid of dying, I dunno some people really change as they get older.

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Industrial Society and It's Future by Dr. Ted Kaczynski. Remind them that he wrote it while living off grid in a log cabin. It predicted this world 30 years before it happened.

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I have that book, it is straightforward, short and easy to read. A lot of people could probably read it without ever recognizing the author.

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Was he set up? His own brother turned him in.

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The story goes his brother recognized his odd phraseology when he got his manifesto out and called it in. "Cool-headed logistians" or something.

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The NYT published his manifesto with FBI permission and then they put out notices asking if anyone recognized the writing style. His own brother called the FBI to report him...