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Interesting Books
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@Westley I know that holding gold, silver, and the like are becoming increasingly popular, but I’m of the opinion that life’s necessities are more valuable. So, I’ve actually been stockpiling dehydrated, jarred, and canned foods instead, because I think those will have more value than metal, during times of crises/need – and serve as an excellent Plan B for my survival until I’ve figured out home-gardening.
I’ve also bought that smaller book, Meet Your Strawman; I’ve only skimmed through it so far, yet it seems to have a lot of great information. I’m in the process of reading about 10 different books simultaneously at any given time, lol, so once I start getting through more of those I’ll go through that one.
@PureWhiteDove I also already have some of those other books you listed, and will sort through them, too, as I’ve the time for it.
That’s very thoughtful of you, and I’m sure that resource will prove beneficial to both you and your friend. There’s a surprising amount of knowledge we can unlock upon discovery of these lesser-known works. Just about every book in my personal library is very rare or heavily censored, even though they come at a great cost, as I’m learning it’s especially important to access information the powers that be prefer we not have any awareness of.
There are a lot of booklets by Reuben Swinburne Clymer published between the early 1900s and 1950s (he wrote one about vaccinations in 1904 titled Vaccination Brought Home to You, available online at https://archive.org/details/1913423, if that interests you any, although I always recommend securing a physical copy) that are equally valuable. Here are 2 excerpts from one of my favorites he published; it’s staggering to realize these were written about 75 years ago:
@Westley You’d be surprised how many other “pandemics” have occurred across American history, which Jews were involved in as much as they were with COVID-19 (considering how many held/hold high-ranking positions within the World Health Organization and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention). I’m of the personal suspicion that they had their hands in things like AIDS/HIV and all those smaller pandemics of Zika virus, Ebola virus, H1N1, etc but only a suspicion since I haven’t actually researched all that yet – too much else to investigate. I do know, however, that the 1950s polio pandemic and the Jew Jonas Salk’s vaccine led to the worst biomedical disaster in United States history (up until that point, at least). I’ve also seen mask mandates and compulsory vaccine resistance since the late 1800s and early 1900s, such as with the Spanish flu – and I have historic images to prove it.
Here’s a photograph of some material I have on the 1950s polio pandemic – interesting to see the 2-doses, waning effectiveness, need for boosters, flattening of the curve (not shown here), insurance policies specific to polio, pro-vaccine propaganda, etc:
The creator of the Salk vaccine also wrote a book with his son about the world population and human values, that’s stashed away somewhere in my closet, or else I’d upload an image of that. I haven’t read it yet, but I’m sure it’s about human depopulation.
But anyway, to stay on the topic of interesting books; I just received this one in the mail today, which cost me a pretty penny. Only 10,500 copies were ever made, although I believe you can find reprints out there (which lack illustrations), yet I have an original copy:
The Poisoned Needle by Eleanor McBean, 1957, 1959, 1974 (illustrated)
Even after only briefly skimming its contents, I can tell it’s loaded with valuable information I wish I knew about before COVID-19 (although I remain unvaccinated against that, because it was so obvious how desperate governments of the world were to get humanity injected with whatever nonsense was in that one), and it’s wild to think people have been resisting compulsory vaccination and writing about the dangers of vaccines for over 100+ years … I never knew that until the past year or two.
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