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I have nothing to say for myself

This is it folks I'll definitely finish this one.

Comprehensive, persuasive, and rhetorically powerful explanation of the history and strategy of the enemies of God and the White race - Jews. This book as a stand-alone should be sufficient to redpill any reasonable person because sources are given and the argumentation doesn't require vast knowledge to follow. Too bad the title and cover instantly turn off normies.

What manner of thing is this, before thee?
Of what nature doth this preponderance be?
Bringeth this forth woe, or glee?
Ah, yes! Another book, duly
Commenced by yours truly.
Answer me
These questions three
And the book review your eyes will see

If I canst, that is, still read (rhyme intended)

I'll actually finish this book I just know it

This is going to be painful to read not because I disagree with his basic message but because he's taking the position of a normie conservative in criticizing leftoids for being anti-free speech, mapping morality onto the world, being vigilant, having in-group preferences, suppressing opposition, and every other strong and based tactic.

Maybe he's further right than this but I can only judge what's on the page.

Failed to do a progress update back then but this is from months ago.

The simple, folk-style writing is so dense with meaning that nearly every sentence is quotable, containing some striking maxim.

This is exemplary of incredible wisdom without sophistry.

I'm only 14 pages in and this book is already working wonders.

It was so unspeakably boring that I put it down and with gladness finished a different book, one that I've been slogging through for 2 years, of which the review is coming up next.

Wouldn't be me if I didn't start yet another book. The reason I'm starting this one is because it's in audiobook form. Hm maybe I'll get through The Selfish Gene if it's in audio...

*groans* time to start another book

I read Book II: Men. It's good advice besides his tolerance of premarital sex, using the "two-ninths" rule, but this is expected because Roosh wrote Lady prior to his conversion to Orthodoxy. The rule points in the right direction from the mainstream, but simply not far enough. The idea is that withholding sex until after 9 dates is going to filter out the players. Welp, if it takes just 9 meetups, she's a whore.

I won't continue on, it's nutoriously difficult and time consuming to absorb any meaning from it. Poetry isn't my thing but I'm glad I've tried it.

Not that this book does it badly, or that I'd take points off my score for it, but I sure could use a break from any female characters in sci fi books. They're starting to piss me off. Males become immature and entranced, and I cringe at how the author must've been entranced by his idea of the perfect woman. So so gamma, I didn't expect this from Wright. Maybe it's just unavoidable with sci fi writers being nerds?

I got sick of reading Stranger in a Strange Land because I can sense, for the lack of a better phrase, the low wisdom in it, the stupidity and shallowness of everything. Coming fresh off of reading Wright, I have a low tolerance for anything non-Wright, so I will read his books for now until I've read every word he's written.

Here I go!

It's already mind blowing and I know that I'll fall into a stupor when the book ends. I'm aware that I probably seem like the soyjak with his mouth wide open being amazed by something, but hey, read it for yourself and you'll empathyze with me about how truly great this is.

It's so cozy that I'd compare it to feel-good writing in terms of how pacifying it is.

Very pleasant read. The persuasiveness of the arguments is complimented by their simplicity and his clarity in expounding them. I have one or two philosophical qualms so far but they don't make the book less pleasant.