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With all due respect for you brothers and Covington's case notwithstanding, the idea of gathering the racially aware and probably genetically soundest of our race into the same space would give us an edge we simply don't have right now.  And I don't mean solely escaping the grips of the Jewish mental disease or mud tides, but also the hopeless masses of infected whites.  We cannot win a propaganda war in the current state of things.  I don't mean to be unnecessarily negative, both the future is more than grim right now and I see no light at the end of the tunnel.

And so I think the salvation of our race will come through a large gathering, or we will slowly wither away in wishful thinking.

He could have accomplished so much more with his time if he didn't go that route.


What a pitty.

Check it out, that Rosicrucian book even has a crude version of salubrious living.

Science of Nutrition:

http://www.rosicrucian.com/rcc/rcceng17.htm#part3

Food value table 1:

http://www.rosicrucian.com/images/rccen30a.gif

Food value table 2:

http://www.rosicrucian.com/images/rccen30b.gif

Law of Assimilation:

http://www.rosicrucian.com/rcc/rcceng17.htm#part4

[Australia.]

That's pretty crappy about the lack of squatter rights in Scotland. I was trying to find alternatives that might be available and I think this might be interesting. Apparently they may allow you to merge a non-registered deed with one you already own, but they won't just do a "from thin air" property transfer. My terms may be wrong but here is the link:

http://www.justanswer.com/scottish-law/1rz10-claim-land-scotland-no-registered.html

"My current solicitor has contacted the land registry of scotland and they have agreed to give me title to the land I in question and merge it in with my current deeds but have stated that in the future if someone can prove they have title then they aren't getting involved. They are doing this because I need the land to update the drainage. The reason I ask this question is that there is more land next to me which is unused and I want to aquire. How would my current solicitor have gone about this."

If they will allow you to merge 1 deed.. maybe they will allow you to merge a million deeds. Since it all rests on 1 deed though, if you can't afford the property tax you lose your scattered Scotland yards.


You may also be able to just USE the land without trying to make a claim. 


http://www.fmotl.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=2579


"Lawfully there is a much easier method, Allodial claim.


Find an unused parcel of land that is in keeping with your natural requirements, big enough to erect a shelter and grow enough food.
Notify those most likely to have an existing claim such as neighbors and the like.
Give it 28 days or that which is reasonable.
Un-rebutted, your claim stands.
Move on and go about your lawful business.


One can only claim that which is being used/utilized. One cannot claim more than he needs, this is greed.


The elites for instance claim ownership of much land but only in the legal can ownership take place, naturally there is no such thing as ownership, certainly not in the sense of buying entitlement to something such as land. So the elites are primed for claiming against.
Some however are ahead of the curve, declaring their land as nature or wildlife reserves and thus, by doing nothing with the land (not using it) they can claim that they are preserving it and so on and thus technically using it.
This can be countered however by you having a better utilization for it.


You cannot sell when you have finished with the land or how no further use for it, you would just relinquish your claim and move elsewhere. There is no time limit on how long you stay so long as it is being used and you use no more than is reasonable."



I just found this but I think it might help somehow with the AU land use issue.

Pretty vacants: Urban communities fill empty lots with gardens, skate parks, and creative possibility


http://grist.org/cities/pretty-vacants-urban-communities-fill-empty-lots-with-gardens-skate-parks-and-creative-possibility/


Since Grist first featured the group back in 2012, 596 Acres has inspired young lawyers, organizers, urbanists, and gardeners around the world to create similar websites using their cities' own data. In Philadelphia, you can scope out vacant lots on the websites Possible City and Grounded in Philly. In New Orleans, Living Lots launches this November. Comparable sites will soon go online in Los Angelesand Melbourne, Australia.


WHAT ARE WE DOING NOW? 3000acres has recently won the VicHealth SEED challenge. At the moment we are working with VicHealth and TACSI to develop the idea. We are talking to land owners, lawyers, mappers, the community and many many others. We are building the website and thinking about the best way to unlock land. Our website should be up and running soon.
We want to hear from you - do you have land? do you want land? What kind of service would you like to see being developed? Use the contact form, or email hello@3000acres.org

This movie is amazing. You should use www.keepvid.com to download it.



Goodbye Uncle Tom - English Version (1971) addio Zio Tom (Goodbye Uncle Tom) is a pseudo-documentary in which the filmmakers go back in time and visit antebellum America, using period documents to examine, in graphic detail, the racist ideology and degrading conditions faced by Africans under slavery. Because of the use of published documents and materials from the public record, with actors playing the role of the historical figures, the film labels itself a documentary, and portrays slave life as a non-stop orgy of violence, rape and torture committed by Whites against their Black slaves.

Goodbye Uncle Tom - English Version (1971)