NXR Livestream - Calvinism, Jews, & The Last Of The WASP w/Dr. E. Michael Jones

Walking with a Bible and a Gun traces the historical development of American identity through religion, frontier dynamics, and cultural conflict. Jones contends that shifting moral and social orders have shaped national character, and he argues for reclaiming traditional values. The book analyzes Protestantism, Catholicism, and Jewish influence in American history while critiquing modern developments. It frames the frontier and the interplay of existence and essence as central to America's evolution. Jones combines historical narrative with cultural commentary to advocate for a revival of a cohesive American identity rooted in religious tradition.

In *Who Are We? The Challenges to America's National Identity*, Samuel P. Huntington argues that America's national identity is under threat from various factors, including large-scale immigration, particularly from Hispanic countries, bilingualism, multiculturalism, and the 'denationalization' of American elites. He contends that the core values of American identity, such as the English language, Protestant values, individualism, and respect for law, are being eroded. Huntington advocates for a renewal of these values to sustain American identity, warning that the American Creed alone is insufficient to maintain national unity. The book is a controversial and thought-provoking analysis of the identity crisis in the United States.

Libido Dominandi explores the sexual revolution from 1773 to the present, arguing that sexual liberation was used as a tool for social control. The book examines how the rhetoric of sexual freedom was exploited to engineer a system of covert political and social control, leveraging technologies like psychotherapy and advertising to manipulate human passions.