The Art of War (Deluxe Hardbound Edition) (Fingerprint! Classics)

So there is a book called the art of war.

Yeah, Sun Tzu.

Which which happened with the wars book and Frankfurt.

And it says it right in there about destabilizing the enemy to win the fight before you have to enter the battlefield.

King had read the Turner Diaries, which is something we covered on a past episode because of Timothy McVeigh.

King said, we're starting the Turner Diaries early, which is another way of saying, this is the race war. This is the start.

So I think he was willing to overlook it, but he would take this literature to fellow soldiers and they would look at him like, this is too racist. Well, it was the Turner Diaries, right? That was one of them.

That was one of the primary pieces of literature that he would go to and he would say, wow, this is it. This is what it's all about. If anyone is not familiar with that book, it's essentially a revisionist history if the blacks and the Jews took over and oppressed the white race. That's what that whole book is about. And then it's how to rise up, revolt, and pick targets for your terrorist attacks.

So I was really excited to show him that CD. Like we're gonna listen to hip-hop music together because that's what white boys in seventh grade did.

So I was really excited to show him that CD.

I had the double disc album of Bone Dugs and Harmony, the Art of War.

I think you read the whole, I think you read the whole art of war and you're, cause that is honestly a little bit to your advantage.

I think of the art of war, right? Never interrupt your enemy when they're making a mistake. That's what this game is going to be, right? They got two guys on both sidelines, you know, Vrabel as well.

There is a book by a Chinese general. His name was Sun Tzu and it's The Art of War. He talks about how important it is to know your enemy.

In Sun Tzu's famous treatise, The Art of War, the author decrees, to know your enemy, you must become your enemy.