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R!  Hmmm... this year... Well, there isn't too much interesting to report from the department of my usual social life. Things are somewhat not good right now but there is light at the end of the tunnel that keeps my spirits just above depressed. I've been keeping my brain occupied learning things that I hope will come in handy in the future. I'd rather not talk about my personal life  here right now because I kind of get angry when I start getting into the details.

Hmmm..  Creativity. I haven't done any flyering, although when I think about it I think I should maybe flyer areas that are not where I live. The material isn't something the "authority figures" like seeing flyering everywhere.  And then there is also the increased risk of the flyer ending up in the hands of some nigger or spic or some other non-white., which doesn't really thrill me.

Most of my "activism" has been online. I've been putting the books in with other book collections and distributing those collections online. I've recently distributed the collection to over 2,000 people. I've built an audience of people with like minded interests, put some books together that I know they would be interested in, and inside that collection I've included a collection of Ben Klassen books as a bonus.

My thought on it are a wider range of people will get the books in a digital format and share it with their personal inner circle. This way instead of my doing flyers in the night to hope they get books, they just get the books right away. The conversion rate is low.. but you know how it goes. They need to hear it from 3 or 4 independent sources before it takes.

Additional things I've been working on would be more focused towards helping people with computers become more productive.  Windows XP is no longer supported and will soon fall into the classification of "Abandonware" where "independent support" (distribution) without profit can take place. Old 32 bit systems are getting cheaper and cheaper.. so cheap they are being thrown away.  These systems can be revived  and have preinstalled bundled software included (as long as they fall into free/open source/ abandonware) so an older 32 bit system with all the goodies is still more powerful than...  for example..  some cell phone.

Anyway, a distribution is almost ready.. There is a forum open for it (to be announced) where trouble shooting and support can take place. Not sure if I want to go the route of using a diskimage to set up blank hard drives on the fly, or just do the software bundle. The XP disk image would be best with all the updates and stuff..

Anyway.. when this is ready I'd like people from the forum here to keep their eye open for free computers so that you can set them up and give them to racial comrads who are not lucky enough to have a computer.

To be honest..  an old 32 bit system with all the software installed is technically better than a 64 bit system with nothing installed. Its all about what "work" you can do on your system.. not "how fast can I play this game or stream porn".


That is all.. I'm not really at a point in my life to make exclamations of grandeur.

Br. Grim Out.

R!

We don't have many "boots on the ground" that I know of in South Africa and when asking people in SA how they think the best way a group like ours could get some local traction there would be to network with other churches to contact locals.

I created this list of churches in SA in multiple formats, including appropriate file types to be opened in google earth so folks can get more of a visual aid when deciding where they want to focus efforts.

Here is the file.

Are you feeling overwhelmed by the amount of spaces that need to be filled in?

If so, lets cut it down into a smaller list. I'm just looking for a collection of ideas with this.

Download the template above and fill it partially out.

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Cut it down to just monthly goals, quarterly goals and yearly goals.

Daily goals should be simple. Seven days worth that you repeat (with variation) for the rest of your life and can bring in others to share and repeat with with you.


M Recite the Five Fundamental Believes each day.
T Recite the Principles of SL once per week.
W ...
T  ...
F Recite the 16 Commandments once per week.
S Write out in handwriting a page to a chapter from the LWB - or any Holy book of choice - once per week.
S Flyering one day per week.

Each Month Produce another hand written version of the LWB to give away.

Each Quarter Get your Church Primary Group in the papers at least once per quarter.

Every Year Double the size of your Church Primary Group. And through practice, learn to professionally print at home individual chapters of the Holy Books and entire LWB's to give away for a donation. Financial goals to be set per annum to be able to buy more materials to make more books based on our PDF's, buy flags, patches and equipment for demonstrations.

Using the "Hash Tag" method to see what racial chatter is circulating. It would seem to be a simple task to locate and create a list of race based hashtag pages. Anti-White activists with obviously fake names will make use of "hashtags" so finding them and reporting their fake name and "offensive content" will be that much easier.

Luckily, folks cluster hashtags together so you can see how it fetters out.


Here is an example using  #BlackPower

https://www.facebook.com/hashtag/blackpower 


See how the URL has /hashtag/blackpower

You can just change the last part and switch between hashtags quickly.

Leading me to think that blacks came from the result of a virus that went from neanderthal to the primate kingdom resulting in primates giving birth to primates that had altered DNA that was transferred from whites to the primates.

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About eight percent of human genetic material comes from a virus and not from our ancestors, according to a new study. The research shows that the genomes of humans and other mammals contain DNA derived from the insertion of bornaviruses, RNA viruses whose replication and transcription takes place in the nucleus.

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/01/100107103621.htm