The members of various survivalist Churches

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The books ordered do not need to be radical, they simply need to fit into the community profile the programmer has created. Much later, you will discover the significance of collective behavior and the illusory nature of individuality. The folks at Gordon Press already know that it is groups, not individuals, which are the primary interest of their government. Put more simply, think of the survivalists as forming a Church. Gordon Press is designed to find out who are, and where they live. All that is needed is to know what the Church teaches, and the rest can be automated. If this argument is unpersuasive, then let's get some proof. Recall the small publisher in Suffolk England called Bloomfield Books.

It distributes many of the same titles one would find job function email list listed in the Noontide or Institute for Historical Review data-bases in America. These controversial titles are not listed as extensively in the British Books In Print (Whitaker's) as they are in the American version. Therefore, I am referring to a title list distributed by Bloomfield Books itself. One find's first and foremost the theme of righteousness, particularly traditional Christianity. It is from this perspective of righteousness that books such as the following are written: The International Jew by Henry Ford, Immigration: The Quiet Invasion, Race and Reality: A Search for Solutions.

The Secret Powers Behind Revolution: Freemasonry and Judaism, and many other real books that are classics in the world of Christian Survivalists. However, as one examines the Bloomfield book-list, it is vital to recognize that the "Jewish conspiracy" books only account for about half of Bloomfield's titles. Here is a sampling of some of the other titles listed: Celtic Art: The Methods of Construction (this is a six book series), Alcoholism - The Family Disease, The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Don't Call a Doctor, Be Kind to Your Kidneys, Natural and Healthy Childhood, The Naturopathic Approach and many other harmless titles -- very similar to the one's you can find in the Gordon/Revisionist Press data-bases.