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I disagree. Firstly because the PLEZ is a century old now. Unless you're not already JQ'd, you don't really learn anything from it. Secondly, I don't believe it is very effective at JQing in the first place. There is a ready excuse that it is a forgery and it takes a megalomaniacal tone that is hard to believe is how a real person would describe themselves.
Lastly, you're comparing apples to rocket launchers. The PLEZ is a book detailing future crimes the jews will commit 100 years ago (and some of it is dated anyway). Turner Diaries, while also dated in many ways, is a book about a hypothetical revolution. Very engaging and intriguing.
Turner Diaries is actually one of, if not the most revolutionary books written because it asks a simple question: What is Revolution worth? It answers: Everything, anything, all of it.
Vladimir Lenin was not motivated to fight by reading Das Kapital. In fact, he didn't read the book until much later. He was inspired by a Russian revolutionary novel called "What is to be Done?"
Revolutionary fiction is historically far more compelling than revolutionary data points.