I'll happily and enthusiastically become a paid subscriber when my credit card, which was recently hacked to the tune of $20,000.00 is replaced and reactivated. Until then I'm without a method of payment. Boo hoo.
Hope this helps! And yikes on that hack. Such hacks are all too common. Everyone: Watch your credit card accounts carefully and check statements every single month or more often if you can.
Thank you for providing audio summaries. Many of us suffer from screen overload, poor eyesight (yes, we're working on that thanks to you!), and/or a need to perform chores while listening, so the audio format is great.
Can you give links to the library for paid subscribers please? Also, is their an app or website to help me find essays and audio interviews etc.? I've been a paid subscriber for over a year and an unpaying subscriber for a few years before that. Your work is thorough and enlightening and easy to share. Thanks.
Congratulations π Books need to be saved and cherished to ensure future redpilling.
Since we're on the topic, a few choice works from my library:
Dissolving Illusions
Vax Mania
Global Predators
Fruit from the poisonous tree
Crossing the Rubicon
Secrets of the Federal Reserve
Behold a pale horse
The thirteenth tribe
Darkness at noon
The body electric
The invisible rainbow
The secret history of the Mossad
The history thieves
Savage continent
The new rulers of the world
The Edward Bernays Reader
The WikiLeaks files
Web of deceit
Confessions of an economic hit man
Hidden agendas
Manufacturing consent
Adults in the room
The shock doctrine
Freedom next time
Empire of pain
In case you're bored this Summer ππ
Are you able to share your library (if digital)? I have a library to share in reciprocity, some of these are there.
Unfortunately not as I only do physical books. However you can (still?) find free pdf downloads of some good older books.
https://ia601402.us.archive.org/32/items/the-invisible-rainbow-a-history-of-electricity-and-life-arthur-firstenberg-z-lib.org/The%20Invisible%20Rainbow%20A%20History%20of%20Electricity%20and%20Life%20%28Arthur%20Firstenberg%29%20%28z.pdf
I do use that option often. =)
I use Archive often, love the out of copyright books for sure. I will see what of your list I can find.
Thank you.
Do you ever sleep? I'm sure I'm not the only person to have noticed that you're the hardest working content creator on Substack. Good grief.
I'll happily and enthusiastically become a paid subscriber when my credit card, which was recently hacked to the tune of $20,000.00 is replaced and reactivated. Until then I'm without a method of payment. Boo hoo.
Apparently Substack offers alternate payment methods that do not use credit card. Don't know more than what the online help offers here: https://support.substack.com/hc/en-us/articles/18687769631252-How-can-readers-pay-for-a-subscription-on-my-Substack-publication
Hope this helps! And yikes on that hack. Such hacks are all too common. Everyone: Watch your credit card accounts carefully and check statements every single month or more often if you can.
Thank you for providing audio summaries. Many of us suffer from screen overload, poor eyesight (yes, we're working on that thanks to you!), and/or a need to perform chores while listening, so the audio format is great.
Superb job dear Unbekoming! Thank you millions.
Thank you for the gift, worth far more than what I paid for the subscription. I don't know how you do it.
Can you give links to the library for paid subscribers please? Also, is their an app or website to help me find essays and audio interviews etc.? I've been a paid subscriber for over a year and an unpaying subscriber for a few years before that. Your work is thorough and enlightening and easy to share. Thanks.
Thank you, I love your substack!
I've tried to to find your library many different times and ways can you provide a step by step direction so I have access?
What a wonderful idea! Excellent! Thank you!
Thank you!!!