I read it but I don't think it was a very prophetic book, I don't doubt that blacks would slaughter whites and eat them in the aftermath of a nuclear war, but I seriously doubt we would be able to fend off attacks from countries like China, who will be completely unaffected by our internal struggles.
China and other countries will simply purchase us, they will simply assume control over our companies, first, then our schools, then our government, it's all about who remains in control of themselves, they wait for you to lose control of yourselves, then they take control of you.

Just like Bush saying illegal immigration is good for our country, people who say China needs us are just as delusional. Look around your house at all the things that say 'made in china', what do they need from the rest of the world? What do they need someone else to manufacture for them?
ON the other hand, look at the shirt on your back and ask yourself, who is going to cloth you if the chinese don't?

Well, it wouldn't matter who "owned" a company, in the event we were able to take USZOG from the Jews, as we would nationalize any industry remaining in the country. If China wanted to do anything to us, it would have to be militarily.

Wow, you took the words right out of my mouth. The mortar description and the subsequent attacks on the Capitol Hill gangsters was memorable to me.

Moi aussi. To this day, I watch the State of the Union Address each year, wondering if and when some mortars may come crashing down around that den of shabbos goy criminals. This year I saved some time and Tivo'd it. Then, when I checked the news later and saw that there were no stories of terrorist attacks on the State of the Union address, I deleted it.

I liked the bank heists for funding. Who doesn't really admire a good team of organized white bank robbers, deep down? Then there was the constant communication between various cells nationwide. That was cool. It lended the story the aspect of something huge, something bigger than just a rogue group of criminals.

Yes, that's probably why the movie "Heat" was one of my favorite movies of the 90s.