Mein kampf, I'm into Goebbels right now it seems nazi sosi.

Then just documentaries speeches

I love and venerate Hitler with my whole heart and soul, but Mein Kampf is boring af

I would read GLR's White Power

Most relevant to us as US National Socialists

I'll order that one shortly

I'm reading For My Legionaries right now, stuff I should have read forever ago

Rockwell's This time the world is 👌🏻
Lots of stuff about movement history and movement principles in there

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Rockwell is a great starting point for any US National Socialist

The best I would argue

Great, I'll look into him more

Some might suggest James Mason, but I reccomend Rockwell first. Mason kind of expands on Rockwell but has his own ideas about how to move forward

Just ordered those both

I don't know how to make emojis on here but \o

fwiw i agree with GLR's White Power and I'll give another recommendation: The Turner Diaries. It's an easy read and will give you some insight on what's probably ahead and why what will happen, will happen

I'll get that too

I would have reccomended Turner Diaries but it's very blackpilled and doesn't offer pragmatic solutions

right but it does elaborate on why we do some of the things we do and some of the things we may have to do in the future...and why

Could get the same sort of message from watching MadMax

it is fiction, but it's good to digest it and think about it...with a grain of salt of course

I mean I love Pierce as much as the next guy, but for someone just starting off I can't in good conscious reccomend it. Definitely once a firm understanding of National Socialism is in place

I about punched a hole in my wall half way through the book when I was younger

It will trigger the hell out of you

yeah i could see it triggering a younger man. i didn't read it for the first time until i was 28 and i was ready to rain mortar fire on the capital almost lol

Yeah I read it when I was about 13

Lol that good?

it's an excellent story regardless of politics.

Shifting hormones and a radicalizing mind + Turner Diaries = bad business lol

I lost a lot of friends that year

haha definitely. but it does give you a sort of idea why we're justified in what we do and it also primes you for not being surprised by what might happen in the future if things keep going in the direction in which it's headed

yeah I watched the shit unfold in the years to come

I'm 32 now

again, not saying anybody should go ahead and copycat any of the events in the book, just saying don't be surprised

Dont move on to James Mason until you are ready for turner diaries tbh, it deals with the same subject

So glr first?

Yeah, Mason takes the shit in a very literal, non-fictional sense

Go GLR before anything

even James Mason would say go GLR first

haven't read this whole convo, did anybody recommend TGSNT?

I am freaking horrible with acronyms. What?