106 lines
3.9 KiB
Markdown
106 lines
3.9 KiB
Markdown
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Build Community
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1. Find others in the network
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2. INDUSTRIALIZE. Even a small metalworking shop is useful.
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3. Have Children
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4. Arm Yourself
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5. Take over local and regional governments
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6. Take any chance to shift the Overton Window
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7. Only buy from good companies
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**Repeal Gun Laws**
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Concealed Carry reciprocity
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**Eliminate Visa Rules for White Europeans across Nations**
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Britain - 6 months' stay
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Can refuse for any reason after that
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EU - 90 days on, 90 days off
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How do we get into Europe?
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Ireland has a travel visa that lets you stay for a year
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**Education**
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Not required to follow national curriculum, only to provide basic standards
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*Britain*
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Best to never enroll child, thereby making it so that no approval is required in England or Scotland
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Homeschool is legal, schools are required to say yes to withdrawing child in England. Scotland requires local approval
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Only oversight is local councils, rare for intervention
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*Ireland*
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Apply to Tusla, they check for minimum objective standards
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**Civil Rights Act**
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**Divorce Laws**
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- MS and SD are the only ones without no-fault
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- Mississippi: This state does not allow unilateral no-fault divorce. Both parties must agree to the divorce for it to proceed under no-fault grounds. If one party does not agree, the divorce must be based on fault.
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- South Dakota: Like Mississippi, South Dakota also requires mutual consent for a no-fault divorce; if one spouse objects, the divorce must proceed on fault-based grounds.
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Britain
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Communications Act
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Overwhelm them with content (shift the overton window)
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25 Steps
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1. Establish mainland, self-sufficient communities in reliably white states (Vermont, Maine, West Virginia, Montana, Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas)
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2. Arm and take over local governments
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3. Achieve positive birth rates
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4. Found Hyperia in Alaska
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5. Take over state governments
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6. Conquer neighboring states
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7. Liberate England, Germany, Scandinavia
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8. Repeal the Civil Rights Act
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9. America 80% white by 2150
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**New Heights**
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We must surpass what we have previously achieved. Clearly, though, we have taken a wrong turn: somewhere in the last 300 years. We are going to have to go back until we find it.
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Where we stand now is bad. Our national governments and corporations have been captured. Our nations have been occupied. Our birth rates are negative. Therefore, it will take time to recapture lost territory.
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It is tempting to think that we can have the best of both worlds: maintain our comfort and quality of life, while also finding expansion and growth. We can’t. The comfort is what destroys us.
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We must dig in our heels and move quickly; reducing dependencies and quality of life. We must be ahead of the trends instead of responding to them. We still have a strong civilizational foundation, spanning more than a millennium. We must save the traditional culture, especially before the 18th century. We must move towards nature. We must find the point of balance and growth again. We cannot know exactly what this point will be, but we will know when we find it.
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This must be done on the small-scale, community level. Communities and regions must find ways to provide for each other.
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The name of the game:
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REDUCE DEPENDENCIES
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Cancel subscriptions to companies like Amazon, Netflix, and Apple.
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Forego shopping at companies like Walmart, Target, and Lowe’s.
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Stop banking with big banks. Buy gold. Come up with gold standards which the community is used to exchanging.
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Homeschool children. If this is not possible, teach them traditions anyway.
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Reducing the supply chain is not easy, and that is why this is not an individual movement. The *community* must find ways to fill the gaps in the supply chain, as best we can.
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We must find self-sufficiency. We must have pride for the community, and a willingness to compete.
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On a national level, we ought to vote but not to waste too much time. Vote for candidates who will help us to reduce our dependence on giant centralized structures.
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