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A Race Against Time: Racial Heresies for the 21st Century

12 reviews

New Century Foundation, 2003

The follies of America.
This book looks back at the folly of the government, the supreme court and all the do-gooders that have eroded what we once had or ever hoped to have or be in the USA,it is a collection of stories, speeches, letters etc. that have been given over the years.But the real problem is this has all happened in the past and we now are out of time to correct any of this without a new government.A must ...

The Social Lives of Dogs : The Grace of Canine Company

21 reviews
Elizabeth Marshall Thomas, Jared Taylor Williams, 2000

Enjoyable Animal Observation/ Analysis by Human Anthropologist
This is not a book to buy if you want to train a puppy or work out a behavior problem, however, for insights into animal behavior written by an anthropologist, using her training on some of the other sentient species around us, this is a wonderful book. This one is much more "light" and anecdotal than her famous "The Hidden Lives of Dogs". She describes the household full of pets (that is to ...

Tribe of the Tiger Cats and Their Culture

18 reviews
Elizabeth Marshall Thomas

Trafalgar Square, 1994

Insights into human/cat interactions, beautifully written
This is without doubt one of the best books on animal behavior I have ever read. What Thomas does that others do not (and often cannot) is three-fold: First, using her long experience with animals both domestic and wild, she INTERPRETS their behavior from her observations. Most of us do that, but scientists in general do not. They cannot because such interpretations, unless established ...

Hundegesellschaft. Vom Glück mit Vierbeinern.
Elizabeth Marshall Thomas, Jared Taylor Williams

Rowohlt Tb., 2002

Paved With Good Intentions: The Failure of Race Relations in Contemporary America

28 reviews
Jared Taylor

Carroll & Graf Pub, 1993

Fascinating book!
I heard Mr. Taylor on a talk radio station some years ago and became interested in this book. This book not only is a great read which I was not able to put down, but also contains fascinating information on the taboo subject of racial differences. Read if you dare!

Return of the Wolf

1 review
Dorothy Hinshaw Patent

Clarion Books, 1997

A great book showing how hard a wolf's life can be.
Sedra is one of the lowest ranking members, and is attacked by her pack. She escapes and learns to live a new life of her own. Being the lowest member has made her strong and she is able to start a new pack of her own. Sedra and her new mate, Jasper, soon take on the job of parenting and learn to become alpha wolves themselves. It's a great book that shows a wolf's life isn't easy. I only ...

The Real American Dilemma: Race, Immigration, and the Future of America

20 reviews
Jared Taylor

New Century Foundation, 1998

more truths being told
I have just started reading this book,what a breath of fresh air!Shouldn't more people know what is known in this book?Why can't the government think like it's people,I mean don't they know how people feel about some of these things, and can't they learn things from this and other similar books?The Myrdal ideas and theories from the past,obviously have only worked against the majority of ...

The Fur Person, Gift Edition

12 reviews
May Sarton, David Canright, ...

W. W. Norton & Company, 2002

The best cat book ever!
This is such a wonderful book. It is short and easy to read, but so well written, by the late poet May Sarton. It is the story of her cat, Tom Jones. When the fur person decided it was time to settle down and find a home, he found Ms. Sarton and her partner, and became a precious part of their family. This book makes a very great gift for any cat lover. Unbelievably, it has been out of print ...

Shadows of the Rising Sun: A Critical View of the Japanese Miracle

2 reviews
Jared Taylor

William Morrow & Co, 1985

One of the early "revisionists"
I read this book in the late 80s when I was majoring in Japan Studies in the university. At that time, the Edwin Reischaur crowd dominated everything about Japan. In Edwin's theory, it was wonderful, the Japanese loved Americans, practiced free trade and believed in pretty much the same things as Americans. It was just a wonderful, equal relationship. Jared's was one of the first books I read ...

The Unspoken Truth: Race, Culture and Other Taboos

4 reviews
Frank Borzellieri

Cultural Studies Press, 1999

An Excellent Expose`
Mr. Frank Borzellieri is a man with beliefs, beliefs that he is more than willing to back up with hard facts. I first read about Mr. Borzellieri in the July 2001 edition of American Renaissance, and was intrigued by his words, and his willingness to express them - seemingly without fear of repercussions. This is an excellent book, with a foreward by Mr. Jared Taylor... Well worth the wait for ...

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