What are you reading right now and what is your impression of the work so far?

I’m currently reading-

Imperium- F.Y.P. 1948-- An incredible book, and dominates most of my reading time. Must be read in spurts, and then mentally digested as it is brilliant beyond anything I have read before. And I read allot. - Genius, beyond rating

The Antichrist- Nietzsche-- its Nietzsche. “beyond the North beyond the ice beyond death - our life -our happiness". Four stars

The Nibelungenlied -Germany, 1200 A.D. author unknown.
Short, but I had a grin on my face the whole time as it's like stepping through a time machine to study our ancestors psyche. The forward is as fascinating as the prose. -- Three stars.

Mein Kampf- A.H. - (Again) I read the book (bible?) 15 years ago in high school and did not fully appreciate its insight. I had forgotten how complex Hitler really was and is definitely more engrossing to me as an adult. - Four stars.

A White Man Speaks Out- Our own Glen Miller-(Just finished) "And Valhalla does not accept Negroes. There's a sign over the pearly gates ( err..) there which reads, "Whites only."
"Oh, Glory day!" :D

I liked it, and im a Yankee. 2.75 stars.

Right now I'm finishing up "Mein Kampf" (I'm on chapter 10). I'm going to read it again later this year because its hard to get everything the first time through that. After that I have:
"Rudolf Hess: The Uninvited Envoy"-James Leasor
"The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich"-William L. Shirer
"Das Reich: The Military Role of the 2nd SS Division"-James Lucas
"The Stand"-Stephen King

I have more I still haven't had a chance to read but those are at the top right now.

I would advise reading the books of David Irving instead. :)

My next to-read real book, made of paper, is Arrian's Life of Alexander. The only real books I read are classics, simply because I have them handy. I don't, or hardly, buy new books. Almost everything worthwhile is on the internet now, available for free. the main reason I still pay for books is to support the writer.

I've been reading the Internet.

Whew, it's a long read with a lot of fascinating material. If you don't mind filtering out all the advertising and gossip it can provide reams of information on every topic imaginable.

I recommend it to everybody but don’t expect to finish it, ever.

I've been reading the Internet.

Whew, it's a long read with a lot of fascinating material. If you don't mind filtering out all the advertising and gossip it can provide reams of information on every topic imaginable.

I recommend it to everybody but don’t expect to finish it, ever.

That old thing? I have a cable modem, finished it all last week.

That old thing? I have a cable modem, finished it all last week.It's been updated since then. Another update is planned for tomorrow and the next day and the day after that and ....

It's been updated since then. Another update is planned for tomorrow and the next day and the day after that and ....

What a rip off! I bet those bastards at the cable company will charge me again next month just to read the updates!

Those posts had me rolling on the floor with laughter :D Thanks COTW and WH.

I still got the feeling while I am on the net that it's not going to last. Better download everything before they make it illegal or start taxing it.

What a rip off! I bet those bastards at the cable company will charge me again next month just to read the updates!
Yeah, all the world's a scam.


Those posts had me rolling on the floor with laughter :D Thanks COTW and WH.

I still got the feeling while I am on the net that it's not going to last. Better download everything before they make it illegal or start taxing it.

Keep this post for your records 999, 5 years from now we'll come back to it and label you a visionary.

What are you reading right now and what is your impression of the work so far?

I’m currently reading-

Imperium- F.Y.P. 1948-- An incredible book, and dominates most of my reading time. Must be read in spurts, and then mentally digested as it is brilliant beyond anything I have read before. And I read allot. - Genius, beyond rating

The Antichrist- Nietzsche-- its Nietzsche. “beyond the North beyond the ice beyond death - our life -our happiness". Four stars

The Nibelungenlied -Germany, 1200 A.D. author unknown.
Short, but I had a grin on my face the whole time as it's like stepping through a time machine to study our ancestors psyche. The forward is as fascinating as the prose. -- Three stars.

Mein Kampf- A.H. - (Again) I read the book (bible?) 15 years ago in high school and did not fully appreciate its insight. I had forgotten how complex Hitler really was and is definitely more engrossing to me as an adult. - Four stars.

A White Man Speaks Out- Our own Glen Miller-(Just finished) "And Valhalla does not accept Negroes. There's a sign over the pearly gates ( err..) there which reads, "Whites only."
"Oh, Glory day!" :D

I liked it, and im a Yankee. 2.75 stars.

That is quite an interesting list. I have read all that stuff and make Imperium the least readable, and Glenn's book the most readable.

Nietzsche Hilter and Yockey-- a triad of three highly confusing writers, but all brilliant.

I am currently reading "German History 1770-1866" by James J. Sheehan.

over vacation I read a fiction book about the Marines by WEB Griffen and a collection of really good HP Lovecraft pastiche.