By Fleetwood Cooper Wright

1. Prologue (What is the Bronze Age?, Escaping the world of Ugliness)
2. Part 1 ( Misled about what is life, Darwinian critiques, Metaphysics, Hormones , owned space)
3. Part 2 ( The modern homo and other deviants, more on owned space, the underworld,  Chinese historical conceptions and the evil of the “yeast” civilization, different conceptions on the city, the superior barbarian, the greek polis middle civilization, BAP’s view on environmentalism, “wardens of this prison”, peasants lived better, puritans and hopification of beer, the nature of women, arguments against empiricism, gnostic sects, falsification of history, geography, and religion. Competitive history(Thucydides/Herodotus,  Plato studying with the Jews, Middle age benedictine monks and changing history, Phantom Time, conspiracies of the north poles and pilots, the myth of matriarchy societies, nomads conquering the biomass in India/China, returning to the neolithic longhouse) 
4. Part 3 (chapter 2) (The inferior men today, conquest identity came first, examples: Generalissimo Alfredo Stroessner Matiauda, Alcibiades, Pietro Boselli and rigid flesh, Hippoklides from Athens, Diogenes the cynic,  Schopenhauer on women, Clearchus of Sparta, Agathokles, Weakness of our bugmen elite, Schoppenhauer and the theory of all animals being herbivores but some took its own lives by its own jaw, Paglia art and the futility of these fields, Tacitius on the Germanics, Otium Et Bellum, Spartan Drinking songs,  Greek Friendship, Harmodius and Aristigeitone and the dual charioteers, Scouting movements, Zionism, Superman mindset and the false power of Stalin, Periander of Corinth, Lysander, Brasidas, Diomedes, Achillies, Mental Disease, Suetotonius, Caligula and the power of Roman elites, Elagabalus the trap, Nero the homo,  Greek Statues physical ideal,Kleobis and Biton, Solon, Young king Konradin, Chalres of Anjou and the failure of Catholic Iqntegralism, The age of exploration, Luís de Camões, western elites focus on China and the future domination, Pedro De Alvarado, Bob Denard, Mad Mike Hoare, Mark Thathcher, Capaneus of Thebes, Niel Ellis and his trusty helicopter, Operation Eland, Teddy Roosevelt, Lope De Aguerre.
5.  Part 4 A Few Arrows (Strategy) ( women’s rights, strong leviathan, feminism, egalitarian idols, gynocracy, post-industrial bug men elites and the cause of feminism,  the glimmer of Napoleon, conservative inc nerds, democracy, optics, trump as the model, Sebastian Kurzs, Normies, dork ideological constructs, clowns of Zog, the futility of suburbs, don’t do IRL unless secret , Pranks, example of Samurai reassertion, military coup and the example of the Fijians, Democracy paired with ethic diversity, South Africa and Ethno states, military rule as el natural, military man with personal flare,  betas stopping great plans, the military as an evil but necessary body to join, the wasp and the abandonment of institutions, intelligence agencies, nature of people who come to DC “power hungry” types, the believability of pizza gate and q anon, injection of nationalists in all of these institutions in the west, allies with end goal oriented allies, weakness of the wasp soccer mom mormon CIA, atleast since Angleton, power of memes and memory of Ricky Vaughn, don’t make positive claims, the tired nature of ideology, no pagan tradition anymore, don’t insult christians, doctrine of peace, exclude women but dont on racial identities,  don’t be blatantly racist, power of pranks and media operations and trolling, trump and the power of framing, the importance of friends, critiquing the white natalist movement, dont worry about health too much, poisions in food, sun and coconut oil, fat before muscle, greek gyms, leftists cant do sun and steel and remain a lefty, easy to close off borders, keep your projects secret, be disciplined, should be in your blood, dont appeal too hard too the left, dont be too pro-white in racialisms but appeal to their qualms as there is some overlap, getting the people to lose faith in the media, cleansing nature of barbarism and its eventual coming

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