Part Four: How To Build An Army

The War on Everyone is an audiobook that delves into the history of far-right extremism, tracing the roots of modern white supremacist movements back to their historical predecessors. The book examines the roles of figures like Timothy McVeigh, the Tree of Life Synagogue Shooter, Anders Breivik, and Dylan Roof, among others, as part of a larger sinister plot. Evans details how these movements have evolved over decades, particularly how they have leveraged the internet for recruitment and propaganda. The audiobook provides a sobering account of how these extremist ideologies have become integrated into mainstream American politics and culture.

This book, published at the Aryan Nations compound in 1983, is dedicated to 'those yet unknown patriots, who are even now preparing to strike at the enemies of God, our race and our nation.' It contains essays that outline Beam's views on white supremacy, his experiences, and his strategic thoughts on guerrilla warfare and leaderless resistance. The book was influential among white supremacist groups, including The Order, also known as the Bruders Schweigen or the Silent Brotherhood, which distributed copies of Beam's work to its followers.