I agree with some of the other critical reviews on here, mostly regarding the lack of sufficient editing and the minor disconnect between the title and context of the book and what was actually placed within it's pages.

However I think it is still an interesting and important book and does provide some unique storytelling. For anyone that is well versed on the topic of white supremacy and it's internet dwellings, there may be little here that is new to you. Lots of the book covers events and histories that are likely to already be known in this case. However for people just now starting to open their eyes to the ever increasingly shylessness of the far right in the current political landscape (in both the USA and across the world) I think this will be an eye opening experience.