August 27th 2012
Patriots. A novel of survival in the coming collapse. James Wesley, Rawles.
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Patriots. A novel of survival in the coming collapse. James Wesley, Rawles. 2009. ISBN 9781569755990. I picked this up at our local shared library , and it is quite an eye opener. If you ever were curious to peak inside the mind of the uber right wing US survivalist “group’ this is the intro for you. Weapon, retreats and self sufficiency are all in here in the form of a fictional account of the US society completely unraveling after a series of catastrophic financial meltdowns. No power, gas, government, food supply, and roving gangs of brigands who want your stuff. Throw in the troops of Europe who come reorganize the country and if that doesn’t make you paranoid what will. The author is quite the blogger on this topic and if you wanted the detail on weapons, communications, bomb making and guerrilla tactics why they are there too. Sounds like the only safe place is a farm in Idaho with all your teaparty friends.
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