Books that have shaped RON PAUL?

Go to this site:

http://www.mises.org/

They have book lists, articles, audio, videos, and for the young and motivated, a university.

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Two books that Ron Paul gives strong recommendations for are
1. Against Leviathan
2. How Capitalism Saved America

Capitalism and Freedom by Milton Friedman
Road to Serfdom by F.A. Hayek
Economics in One Lesson by Henry Hazlett
Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand - Paul even mentioned it in an interview, I think

Here is an excellent thread from about one week ago that had all sorts of reading recommendations from DP posters. Here's the link:
http://www.dailypaul.com/...

The book "The Road to Serfdom" got him interested in economics and monetary policy. It inspired him to make a change and run for office.

I read this book and it was great; Rosseau, for example, is known to have formalized the notion that "not all civilization is good."

In particular, I am currently reading Rosseau's "a social contract."

I've been told that the "French Revolution" was fueled by Rosseau and Voltaire but I haven't checked that out. However, based on my reading so far, Rosseau's grasp of liberty and how it relates to peace has been eye opening.

His books

Rich in NH

The 9/11 Commission Report. He suggested the smiling GIULIANI read it for answers.

My suggestion as to a good book would be David Ray Griffin's 'The 9/11 Commission -- Omissions and Distortions'.

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I was kind of hoping there would be a "recommended readling list" that would give some idea of what RP would recommend. I love to learn, but with so many books available, it's sometimes difficult to know what's BS and what's not until after I've spent my money.

Anyone here want to make a few recommendations?

1. "The Road to Serdom" by F.A. Hayek
2. "The Law" by F. Bastiat
3. "Human Action" by L. Mises

Collectivism is slavery.

nobody has any reading they suggest. I am looking for more than reading BS on the internet