[Atlas Sneezed]

I have read and enjoyed this book, and highly recommend it. I agree that it is not accurately characterized as a novel. I consider it a fictional "chronicle" of a free-state type project. The story provides some excellent educational examples (illustrating better than any advice article can about one's rights in a traffic stop, for instance.)

It is in fact a manual on achieving freedom, as well as a fascinating and thought-provoking excercise into how one would create a truly free society. In one amusing incident, it is decided that the best way to keep the government-lovers from coming to the newly-free state is to impose a sales tax on all purchases by people who aren't openly armed.

Boston's "Gun Bible" is a must-own for all gun owners, especially prospective first-time gun owners, and most particularly those considering a purchase of a battle rifle. (And if you aren't considering such, the book will convince you that you should be.) This novel is not primarily a "gun book", but it remains a must read for all who care about gun rights because of the essential role that firearm rights play in the story, and in the lives of all people who seek to secure freedom.

While not a traditional novel, Molon Labe will entertain and stimulate readers, who will learn about search and seizure law, fully informed juries, computer cryptography and security, electoral politics, monetary crisis, and more bloody and embarassing raids by federal agencies.

To get fully into the spirit of the book and Boston's philosophy, you can buy it direct from him by sending cash through the mail directly to him (I suggest taking advantage of an offer to buy several of his books for a major discount.) www.javelinpress.com

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[Joe Brower]

Something new for the reading list!

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How far we've come.

[Doomonyou]

I'm about half way through Molon Labe and have found it to be a very enjoyable read. If you enjoyed Jeff Heads Dragons Fury series (Different subject however), John Ross' Unintended Consequences, Mathew Brackens Enemies Foreign and Domestic , or anything by L. Niel Smith, You will like this book!

Send cash and you can get an Autographed Copy by BTP.