Hoping you guys might be able to guide me to good reads on the ablove subject and how individuals survived the hyperinflation, riots, food shortages and the like when a country goes down. Thought there was one about Argentina but I can't find. Lots of survival books out there but I want one that brings it home from an individual view.
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I don't remember the exact title, somebody her had provided a PDF link... Maybe they will chime in. This was back on the old site ... can't find the link anymore
Tabernacle-( I don't think that's right word.) "A sociological study on the behavioral modification of man."
It talks about globalist, Illuminati, religion. It would be a good read to connect the dots on what's going wrong not only with this country but the planet
Tabernacle-( I don't think that's right word.) "A sociological study on the behavioral modification of man."
It talks about globalist, Illuminati, religion. It would be a good read to connect the dots on what's going wrong not only with this country but the planet
Thanks for trying. Not looking to the Bible or survivalist stuff. Just how ma and pa made it thru bad times due to economic and government collapse. Elites of the world are flexing the muscle at this time though.
AKA, not looking for the answer, I just want to read stuff that makes me feel good...
"This time is Different, eight centuries of Financial Folly"
by Carmen M. Reinhart and Kenneth S. Rogoff
Princeton University Press
The history of financial crisis.
The authors look at how and why countries have going bankrupt or defaulted on their obligations in other ways, throughout history
The most scary message from this book is how often this has happened throughout history even in presumably stable economies.
by Carmen M. Reinhart and Kenneth S. Rogoff
Princeton University Press
The history of financial crisis.
The authors look at how and why countries have going bankrupt or defaulted on their obligations in other ways, throughout history
The most scary message from this book is how often this has happened throughout history even in presumably stable economies.
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CS Lewis,
1942
QUARANTINE DANGERS
(CS Lewis wrote this nearly 70 years ago
but could have been written today.)
One young devil asked the old man, "How did you manage to bring so many souls to hell?"
The old devil answered, "I instilled fear in them!"
Answers the youngster, "Great job! And what were they afraid of? Wars? Hunger?"
Answers the man, "No, they were afraid of the disease!"
For this youngster, "Does this mean they didn't get sick? Are they not dead? There was no rescue for them?"
The old man answered, "But no . . . they got sick, died, and the rescue was there."
The young devil, surprised, answered, "Then I don't understand."
The old man answered, "You know they believed the only thing they have to keep at any cost is their lives.
They stopped hugging, greeting each other.
They've moved away from each other.
They gave up all social contacts and everything that was human!
Later they ran out of money, lost their jobs, but that was their choice because they were afraid for their lives. That's why they quit their jobs without even having bread.
They believed blindly everything they heard and read in the papers.
They gave up their freedoms.
They didn't leave their own homes literally anywhere.
They stopped visiting family and friends.
The world turned into such a concentration camp, without forcing them into captivity.
They accepted everything!!! Just to live at least one more miserable day."
"And so living, they died every day!!! And that's how it was very easy for me to take their miserable souls to hell....."
C.S. Lewis
"Old Devil's Letters To Young"
1942
1942
QUARANTINE DANGERS
(CS Lewis wrote this nearly 70 years ago
but could have been written today.)
One young devil asked the old man, "How did you manage to bring so many souls to hell?"
The old devil answered, "I instilled fear in them!"
Answers the youngster, "Great job! And what were they afraid of? Wars? Hunger?"
Answers the man, "No, they were afraid of the disease!"
For this youngster, "Does this mean they didn't get sick? Are they not dead? There was no rescue for them?"
The old man answered, "But no . . . they got sick, died, and the rescue was there."
The young devil, surprised, answered, "Then I don't understand."
The old man answered, "You know they believed the only thing they have to keep at any cost is their lives.
They stopped hugging, greeting each other.
They've moved away from each other.
They gave up all social contacts and everything that was human!
Later they ran out of money, lost their jobs, but that was their choice because they were afraid for their lives. That's why they quit their jobs without even having bread.
They believed blindly everything they heard and read in the papers.
They gave up their freedoms.
They didn't leave their own homes literally anywhere.
They stopped visiting family and friends.
The world turned into such a concentration camp, without forcing them into captivity.
They accepted everything!!! Just to live at least one more miserable day."
"And so living, they died every day!!! And that's how it was very easy for me to take their miserable souls to hell....."
C.S. Lewis
"Old Devil's Letters To Young"
1942
Just study everything you can about WWI and WWII, primarily about the other side (Axis??) . Pretty sure it's going to scare you.
This is a good one ... might not be as popular on this particular venue, but I found it to be a compelling read.
Great story and it really hits home for today. Always like to know how these guys gain the insight.
I'll have to look into this one a little more. Seems to have a lefty slant from reviews by liberal rags. Is it a slammer on Trump or balanced? nyt rag and some other toilet paper outfits seem all for it.
So what the hell is your problem?
I get an email from a friend that suggested the following. I have just started to look at his blog. He went through the Argentine problem in early 2000's. Here's the book if you might be interested. If any of you had read it, let me know what you think:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/987056345...iveASIN=9870563457&adid=0YS947GSKAMG2T1ARMC6&
https://www.amazon.com/dp/987056345...iveASIN=9870563457&adid=0YS947GSKAMG2T1ARMC6&
Waaaay over my head, but thanks. Ivy league stuff makes the worst kind of coloring books.
You might like Unintended Consequences by John Ross.
Written years ago but fits in perfectly with today and has a good ending. Definately a feel good read.
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Written years ago but fits in perfectly with today and has a good ending. Definately a feel good read.
Topstrap
While not specifically dealing with hyperinflation...
I second the reference to Unintended Consequences. Its really hard to find a copy though (at least has been for a while). -edit I guess its now easier to find:
Unintended Consequences (freedomsphoenix.com)
Unintended Consequences: John Ross, T. J. Mullin: 9781888118049: Amazon.com: Books
-when I tried it was out of print and $150/copy...
I liked the Matthew Braken books as well. Enemies Foreign and Domestic
Patriots is interesting. Patriots: A Novel of Survival in the Coming Collapse: Rawles, James Wesley, Hill, Dick: 9781469235639: Amazon.com: Books
I kind of like the Genre, so most of my references are like this - particularly fantasy / near term sci-fi etc.
I second the reference to Unintended Consequences. Its really hard to find a copy though (at least has been for a while). -edit I guess its now easier to find:
Unintended Consequences (freedomsphoenix.com)
Unintended Consequences: John Ross, T. J. Mullin: 9781888118049: Amazon.com: Books
-when I tried it was out of print and $150/copy...
I liked the Matthew Braken books as well. Enemies Foreign and Domestic
Patriots is interesting. Patriots: A Novel of Survival in the Coming Collapse: Rawles, James Wesley, Hill, Dick: 9781469235639: Amazon.com: Books
I kind of like the Genre, so most of my references are like this - particularly fantasy / near term sci-fi etc.
THE TURNER DIARIES....... it will scare you with its accuracy to today’s political environment
Not modern as it takes place in the 1600's, it was written in 1910. The content deals with chaos, civil war, abuse of power, moral crisis and perseverance. ALL subjects with relevance today.
The Warwolf: A Peasant Chronicle of the Thirty Years War: Lons, Hermann, Kvinnesland, Robert: 9781594162459: Amazon.com: Books
The Warwolf: A Peasant Chronicle of the Thirty Years War [Lons, Hermann, Kvinnesland, Robert] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. The Warwolf: A Peasant Chronicle of the Thirty Years War
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It's not a Biblical thing. If somebody can provide the proper link oh, you'll see exactly why our country is in the condition that it is. Unfortunately it requires critical thinking skills that just aren't taught anymore
Another that gives an insight into suffering is:
Blockade - The Diary of an Austrian Middle-Class Woman 1914-1924 : Anna Eisenmenger : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive
Diary of an Austrian woman who lived through World War I and the interwar years in Vienna. She witnessed the devaluation of the currency and the government...
archive.org
"The Parasitic Mind" by Gad Saad gives insight into the "progressive" mind, and how people are being institutionally poisoned mentally at universities and colleges.
Movie Theater - Anyone Read A Good NON-Fiction Book Lately?
This thread is for the (titled) topic of any good NON-Fiction books. Due to the eclectic tastes and interests here on The 'Hide, there is a huge potential for knowledge expansion for so many others. Share it, here! The Rice Paddy Navy by Linda Kush - U.S. Sailors Undercover In China...
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The wife is currently in the middle of ‘How the Specter of Communism is Ruling Our World’
I’ll probably start it when I get back from Tampa next week.
I’ll probably start it when I get back from Tampa next week.
The Last Refuge: A True Story of War, Survival and Life Under Siege in Srebrenica: Nuhanovic, Hasan: 9780720620412: Books - Amazon
The Last Refuge: A True Story of War, Survival and Life Under Siege in Srebrenica: Nuhanovic, Hasan: 9780720620412: Books - Amazon
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The Dark Secrets of SHTF Survival: The Brutal Truth About Violence, Death, & Mayhem You Must Know to Survive: Begovic, Selco, Luther, Daisy: 9781792159220: Amazon.com: Books
The Dark Secrets of SHTF Survival: The Brutal Truth About Violence, Death, & Mayhem You Must Know to Survive [Begovic, Selco, Luther, Daisy] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. The Dark Secrets of SHTF Survival: The Brutal Truth About Violence, Death, & Mayhem You Must Know to...
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If memory serves me, it's from C.S Lewis's screw tape letters...
Is This a C. S. Lewis Quote from 1942?
A "quote" shared widely during the COVID-19 pandemic may have felt timely, but that is probably because it was written in 2020.
www.snopes.com Not the same quote but still.
Check out James Wesley Rawles, and Thomas Sherry fiction but very good !
Here is a good read about the societal downfall after a EMP strike on the U.S. It’s fiction but a lot of it rings true and makes the reader start to realize and think about problems that would arise that the reader would normally not consider.
en.wikipedia.org
One Second After - Wikipedia
Wife says that this is a great read. Now I gotta find it.Here is a good read about the societal downfall after a EMP strike on the U.S. It’s fiction but a lot of it rings true and makes the reader start to realize and think about problems that would arise that the reader would normally not consider.
One Second After - Wikipedia
Is This a C. S. Lewis Quote from 1942?
A "quote" shared widely during the COVID-19 pandemic may have felt timely, but that is probably because it was written in 2020.
Not the same quote but still.
To be fair, Snopes is one of the worst citations anyone can give.
Selcos book. Written from Argentina's financial crash, survivor perspective, true story.
Ferfal is pretty good too.
Alas Babylon
Lucifer's Hammer.
Jack Hinsons war
Bushwacker
All pertinent in their own way.
I don't give Bezos any more of my money. But I do use the Amazon app to find shit, put it in my cart as a very convenient list, and then buy it all elsewhere. Here are a few I found.
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