Unlisted Books

This page is for keeping a record of the books and pamphlets I've read that for whatever reason are not listed on Goodreads.com. 

Reasons for being unlisted include censorship, being banned for hate speech, profanity, or for promoting acts of terrorism; or because it was self-published, and often given away for free, perhaps being a collection of blog posts, internet forum discussions, or diary entries republished in book format, and thus are not considered books by the politically correct librarians at Goodreads.com. 

I'm including such works here that I found to be very interesting, or noteworthy enough to keep a public record of, even if I don't necessarily agree with the ideas being promoted. 

Most of the books found here can be downloaded for free from either archive.org or annas-archive.org. 

When downloading any book always scan it with a virus scanner. I recommend using virustotal.com to scan the URL before downloading it, as some files will be malicious, and then after you download it scan it again with your PC's anti-virus software before opening the file. 

Read in 2023 

Title: Africa's Hidden History by Credo Mutwa

My rating: 3 out of 5 stars

Read in December

Description from Wikipedia: 

Vusamazulu Credo Mutwa (b. 21 July 1921 - 25 March 2020) was an artist, sculptor, teacher, and Zulu Shaman (traditional healer) from South Africa. 

Comments: I first heard about Credo Mutwa from David Icke. They made a very intriguing six-hour documentary called The Reptilian Agenda about the extraterrestrial presence in Africa. Credo Mutwa was David Icke's primary source for his "theory" about the shapeshifting Reptilians, who he says are the secret rulers of the world, and the progenitors of Freemasonry and Satanism. 

I'm not sure if this is technically a book, since it lacks a copyright and publisher information, but being that it's over 100 pages, and contains many high quality interviews with Credo Mutwa, I think it deserves to be one, but the editing could be improved

The main points made in this book is that Africa and Africans have a much more powerful history than typically given credit for. That they are not as dumb or savage or backward as typically portrayed, but only recently made that way, and once upon a time were members of an advanced civilization that has since been all but destroyed. Similar to what happened to the Native American elders, the reservation system was created to erase all traditional knowledge and history; and the genocide of Tibetan priests at the hands of the Chinese Communists, done with the purpose of destroying the secret knowledge and wisdom of Tibet. The same has happened to Africa through the ethnic cleansing of tribal elders, who had generationally preserved the ancient wisdom and true knowledge of their history, the modern people of Africa have forgotten who they really are, and thus have turned into a broken and defeated people, mired in the ugliness of perpetual warfare, bloodthirsty violence, ignorance and poverty. 

Over hundreds of years there has been a systematic agenda to destroy Africa, through drugs, inter-tribal warfare, forced vaccinations that cause sterility, infectious diseases, along with the man-made invention of AIDS, which was created specifically for the purpose of causing the extinction of the black race. 

The most powerful idea though in this book is that there is a strong extraterrestrial presence in Africa, that goes back thousands of years, and there are ancient stories found among all tribal groups throughout Africa about Reptilian shapeshifters that come from the stars but now live in underground cities deep in the earth, and who are regularly feeding off the blood of Africans, and white children too, who are regularly abducted and never seen again.

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Title:  The Turner Diaries (1978) by Andrew MacDonald

My rating: 2 out of 5 stars 

Read in November

Description from Wikipedia: 

The Turner Diaries is a 1978 fiction novel by William Luther Pierce, a physicist by profession, neo-Nazi and the founder and chairman of National Alliance, a white nationalist group, published under the pseudonym Andrew Macdonald. It depicts a violent revolution in the United States which leads to the overthrow of the federal government, a nuclear war, and ultimately a race war which leads to the systematic extermination of non-whites and Jews. All groups opposed by the novel's protagonist, Earl Turner—including Jews, non-white people, "liberal actors," and politicians—are murdered en masse.

Comments: This book was a mediocre read, was poorly written and not very interesting. Which is surprising because the author's non-fiction essays are much better quality. Other than the fact that it advocated race riots, ethnic cleansing, domestic terrorism and overthrowing the government, I really don't get why this book was banned, simply because there are many other books that are not banned that are far worse, in terms of being either explicitly pornographic and violent, or advocating criminality and terrorism. 

I mean really, if that is the crime, you'd think The Communist Manifesto, Steal this Book, and Rules for Radicals, would be banned too, but instead they are celebrated and taught in University courses. Seems like a double standard to me. I guess the status quo message is that rightwing white supremacist revolutionary action is bad, but leftwing Jewish, liberal, anti-white minority revolutionary action is good. Example, Nelson Mandela, was a Marxist terrorist, who was "unjustly" imprisoned by "evil whitey", is now celebrated as a good guy, and awarded the Nobel Peace prize, even though he advocated exterminating all white people off the face of the earth.