Survival and Self-DefenseNo man can defend his race who cannot defend himself and his family. As America's cities continue to become less civilized, her police forces more politicized, and her minorities more aggressive, the need for self-defense becomes more urgent. Beyond this is the question of making the necessary changes in America's government to restore it to its proper role as an agent of progress for our people. As President Lincoln remarked in his first inaugural address more than 130 years ago, the people who created the nation can, whenever they find the government not to their liking, exercise either their constitutional right of amending it or their revolutionary right of overthrowing it.
Had Lincoln been able to foresee the rise of the power of the Jews and
the subversion of the political process in America by the controlled
mass media, he certainly would have put more emphasis on the second
option. In any event, America is entering an era now when the survival
of the race as well as of the individual and his family will depend
on the preparedness of patriots. The books offered here have been
selected with that need in mind.
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