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Title Author Reason for LRC Rejection 101 Places to Get F*Cked Up Title Title Author Reason for LRC Rejection 101 Places to Get F*cked up before you die-the Ultimate Travel guide to Partying Around the World Matador Network edited by David SDrug paraphernalia addicted Zane containing explicit representation of sexual acts & bondage Adult WebCam Studio 101 Darby Jones promoting illegal activities America's Racial Powder Keg Victor Thorn descriptions that may lead to group disruption Bad Blood II Tuffy sexually explicit Beyond this Horizon Robert A. Heilein security concerns Black Mafia Family Mara Shalhoup security threat group concerns Black Mass Dick Lehr & Gerard O'Neill security threat group Black Racism, White Victims John Publis security threat groups Blood in the Water Heather Ann Thompson security concerns-encourage group disruption Blood of My Brother II The Face Off Zoe & Yusuf T. Woods security concerns Blood of My Brother III The Begotten Son Zoe & Yusuf T. 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James Containing explicit representations of sexual acts & bondage Fight Like a Physicist Jason Thalken, PHD constitute a security hazard Food of the Gods The Search for the original tree of knowledge Terence McKenna use of drugs and drug contraband Gothic Art NOW Jasmine Becket-Griffith bondage/ emotional disturbance Gutter K'Wan material that is sexually violent High Voltage Tattoos Kat Von D description of creating illegal contraband Hit #29 Joey with David Fisher security threat group Hitman: The untold story of Johnny Martorano… Howie Carr security threat groups House of Holes Nicholson Baker Obscene material containing sexually explicit descriptions and violates RSA 650:1 How Greatest White Nations Were Mongrelized- Then Negroized Myron C. 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Molloy publications containing bondage The Strip J.J. Salem unlawful or deviant sex acts The Turner Diaries Andrew MacDonald security threat groups The Westies T.J. English security threat group- The White House Jaquavis Coleman Containing explicit representations of sexual acts & bondage The Wolf and the Sheep Richard Kelly Hoskins descriptions that may lead to group disruption This Time the World George Lincoln Rockwell descriptions that may lead to group disruption Unraveled Lorelei James containing explicit representation of sexual acts & bondage Unrepentant Peter Edwards security threat groups Unwound Lorelei James containing explicit representation of sexual acts & bondage Vigilantes of Christendom, the history of the Phineas Priesthood Richard Kelly Hoskins security threat groups, group disruption Wild Sketches Luis Royo sexually explicit and bondage.
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