While this author may or may not be jew-wise, he has some good tactical ideas for how a white man can manage to work his way through this fucked up society with minimal hassle and maximum benefit to himself. Worth a look. (I don't know the author or have any connection other than I ran across these a few weeks ago while surfing the net.)

Gorilla Mindset: How to Control Your Thoughts and Emotions to Live Life on Your Terms

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Danger and Play: Essays on Embracing Masculinity

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Mike Cernovich is considered one of the most controversial men on the Internet, as he tells the truth out without fear of offending the politically correct or weak-minded. Cernovich has been attacked by Gawker, Newsweek, and other SJW-run publications. MSNBC even had a guest on to discuss Cernovich’s “mean Tweets.”

Danger & Play, Cernovich’s flagship website, has been read by millions of people worldwide and his later book Gorilla Mindset became an immediate best seller.

In the Best of Danger & Play, you’ll be exposed to what most consider a radical and outrageous way of living your life. Namely, you’ll learn how to shed slave emotions like guilt and shame to begin – perhaps for the first time ever – living life on your terms.

The Best of Danger & Play contains essays on how to become a more dominant man, how to succeed in business, and even how to meet women.

Be forewarned. While you will agree with one essay, you will disagree with another. No one agrees with everything Cernovich writes, which is a point of pride for him.

Cernovich does not write for the slow or the weak. He writes for independent men (and even some women) who aren’t afraid to have their ideas about the world challenged.