Need Gift Ideas? Here’s Nine Books That Needs to Be on Any Freedom-Lover’s Shelf

Americans for Prosperity ^ | Dec. 12, 2017 | Brandon Osgood

[Know et al]

I've had one since 1975. I rely on it very often. I can't imagine not having one.

[Chickensoup]

Any book by Mark Steyn

Any book by Thomas Sowell

Any book by Charles Murray

Any book by Miss Read

Any book by PD James

Alibris.com is your friend.
Pay shipping but prices are low enough that it is equivalent to Amazon, and it is a consortium of independent booksellers, worldwide.

[publius911]

I would suggest “Strong’s Exhaustive Concordance” of the king James Bible. It has every word including and’s it’s the’s etc.

Now, if we all had access to the American Documents Concordance : The Constitutional debates and arguments, the final Constitution, the Federalist Papers, The Bill of Rights and the final ratification, that is something sorely needed and I could eagerly look forward to that.

For 222 years, now, too many frauds have tried to sell us BS about what the Constitution of 1795 actually meant to say, rather than what it actually said, and how it "got there."

[apocalypto]

I second the choice of Matthew Bracken novels. Great reads.

[Oil Object Insp]

All of us do have access to these,. But to few have made it their life’s mission to learn them, and also teach them. We make lame excuses while watching TV and doing other activities that do nothing to bring conservatives together to get active against the tide. All too often I read on this forum esposed Conservative types attacking each other over small matters, instead of each being able to understand that the FF ALL layed aside MAJOR differences to come together for the common cause. Little wonder why the other side is winning and getting stronger. They can and continue to agree to disagree with themselves while WHILE working against us.
We as a group are not willing enough to DO and spend to educate ourselves, our “peers” and our prodgeny to be ready to win.
Until we change, they will continue to win.

Until.ALL.is.lost.

[iowamark]

Constitution of 1795

Do you mean the French Constitution of 1795?