Category: Books

The Roosevelt Myth

FDR is often listed as one of America’s best Presidents, but this book makes him out as one of the worst. The man who put the “great” in the Great Depression, helped start WWII, and gave half of Europe to the Communists.

Liberal Fascism

The Fascists of the past were an inspiration to the American Left and they’ve adopted almost all of their policies while continuing to insist that fascism is on the political Right.

Enter the Zone

This book saved my life. In the mid-90s my health was going downhill fast, and no number of doctors could come up with a reason why. Just by random I picked this book up at an airport, and decided to give it a try.

Churchill, Hitler, and the Unnecessary War

When he was asked in 1939 what the new war ought to be called, Winston Churchill replied, “The Unnecessary War.” This is an extremely daring look at the events that led to WWII and why it didn’t have to happen.

The Death of the West

A book that is growing more prophetic every day. Buchanan was very early to point out that falling birth rates will have grave consequences for Western Civilization.

A World Without Cancer

Has a natural cure for cancer already been found? Although this book and its finding have been widely renounced in medical circles, I’m not so sure, and I’m acting on its advise just in case. So far so good.

On the Trail of the Assassins

Only one court case was ever brought to trial regarding the assassination of JFK. This is the tale of that investigation and its aftermath. A riveting read.

Guns, Germs & Steel

Makes the environmental case for why Europe progressed so rapidly compared to the rest of the world in recent centuries.

Dreadnaught

A very impressive history of how the quest to build bigger and better battleships led to the beginning of WW1. Contains an incredible amount of detail on the personalities of the time.

Under the Sign of the Scorpion

Banned in more than one country, this is an alternative look at events that lead up to the Russian Revolution, the Bolshevik takeover, and who was to blame. Umm, let me give you a hint, it rhymes with “news.”

Tiger Tracks

What was it like to be a German tank driver on the Russian front during WWII? Un-freaking-believable. A great book and history at a personal level.

The Enneagram Made Easy

Are we all the same? No. We are all different but in predictable patterns. One of the oldest (and best) personality systems explains in cartoons.

Healing Our World

A kinder, gentler approach to Libertarian ideas from a woman’s perspective. A bit too fluffy-bunny for me, but probably a perfect introduction for those hopelessly stuck in the left/right paradigm.

A$$hole

The funniest book I’ve ever read, or at least listened to since I had it on audio. It’s the story of a New York nice guy who tries to become a badass by hiring various asshole coaches who make him do asshole things.

Inventing the AIDS Virus

When a government official got on TV in the late 80’s to announce the discovery of “the probable cause of AIDS” had been found, a spending and media bonanza began. But years later when a researcher tried to look up the original study showing the proof, or at least probability, he couldn’t find one. There wasn’t one. This book explains...

The Emperor’s New Drugs

What if psychiatric drugs like Prozac and Zoloft were no more effective than a lump of sugar? What if there were natural ways to combat depression that were completely free? Dr. Irving Kirsch analyzed 38 separate clinical trials involving more than 3000 patients. On average, they found that patients who had been given drugs improved by a about 25% more...