Here's the summary.
48 Laws of Power
Asher Stewart
Ayden Roberts
The Will to Power, Friedrich Nietzsche.
I would read that as well.
Ayden Rivera
Can anyone repost this?
Charles Phillips
I need to do my algebra hw though. Mr Goldberg is having us calculate the numbers of jews gassed in the shoah for our final and I know it's going to be hard
Hudson Garcia
48laws-of-power.blogspot.com
summary of each law without the retarded unnecessary bullshit
his latest book
gen.lib.rus.ec
audiobook version of his latest book
youtube.com
Lucas Wright
Good overview, excellent historical examples even though (((Greene))) is one of (((them.))) His books on War and Mastery are good too.
Reminder that niggers and activists in congress read this book and then think they are fucking Machiavelli. You need to have the intelligence to recognize the laws and know when not to use them. Actually, nogs are more likely to read Greene's lower level book he wrote with 50 Cent, but the point is they are becoming explicitly aware of power and how to use it against the white man.
Brandon Davis
I think the top 3 books in prisons are: The 48 Laws of Power, The Art of War, and Behold a Pale Horse. I've mostly seen the 50 Cent recommended by the White (or maybe h'White) self-help crowd.
Brody Hernandez
Them being highly read books in prisons make them less appealing. How many people get out of prison and start mastering the world around them?
Jackson Harris
The groids who read them are trying to master things like smalltime drug dealing, not the world.
Bentley Hill
Robert Green just strip minned the works of Gracian Baltasar, a now deceased Spanish monk. He's the guy you wanna read. Green is a clown who copypasted his work.