I'd like to recommend Camp of the Saints if you're interested in some counter-cultural reading.
It is a vicious, no-holds-barred defense of the West from a Frenchman who wants everyone else to stay off his lawn.
This is a book worth reading just to expose yourself to a wildly different perspective.
The book is about a fleet of a million refugees sailing from India to the southern shore of France.
The refugees are unarmed and desperately poor - and the West simply surrenders because of the cost that comes with opposing 'victims'.
It is the author's opinion that the West no longer has a will to survive - self defense and civic pride are gone.
The book was written in 1975.
I'd like to ask this forum the central question of the book:
If a fleet of ships carrying 1,000,000 unarmed men, women and children left India and headed towards your shores what do you think the appropriate response should be for your nation?
It is a vicious, no-holds-barred defense of the West from a Frenchman who wants everyone else to stay off his lawn.
This is a book worth reading just to expose yourself to a wildly different perspective.
The book is about a fleet of a million refugees sailing from India to the southern shore of France.
The refugees are unarmed and desperately poor - and the West simply surrenders because of the cost that comes with opposing 'victims'.
It is the author's opinion that the West no longer has a will to survive - self defense and civic pride are gone.
The book was written in 1975.
I'd like to ask this forum the central question of the book:
If a fleet of ships carrying 1,000,000 unarmed men, women and children left India and headed towards your shores what do you think the appropriate response should be for your nation?
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