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Journalist today have taken up the role of commissary they pick out those who don't follow the global homo party lines and make fake allegations and single them out to get them convicted and arrested as their articles used as evidence. All the legal troubles I have had were not because I broke the law but because the journalist commissary made fake stories the police then answered.
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I cannot tell you what a headache it was to be on the No Fly list and the amount of money wasted on flight tickets while figuring out how it works. At first just being flat-out denied at the airport without explanation because the "no-fly" doesn't "exist". Once i made it outside the US there was still issues like landing in the next county only to be greetings by police and get detained for a few days before being sent back to the US to try all over again (this happend 3 times ). Eventually, I figured it out after months of attempts, despite the state and journalists' best efforts . i Being a stubborn and determined individual I made it happen and might be the only man on the no-fly list to find a way around it and get to travel the world.
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Competition won in NYC many moons ago. (Only white to even compete that day and rep for our race )
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One of the club's objectives is to fill its ranks with quality members or make quality members out of them. This is why your recruitment tactics and club aesthetics are crucial because what you put out is what you will attract. I have often seen new clubs start looking to go as extreme as possible to garner as much attention as possible. Doing this usually seems to bring guys that are attention seekers or have more of an anti-social background. The problem when your club does this approach to be as edgy as possible is first for recruitment you will only ever get guys that are already into this shock and awe style which many times leaves guys burnt out of chasing the "high" from getting first coverage of the group and then having to constantly be edgier and edgier as they try to get back that "high" (such as what happened to national action). When your club is just starting, the main task should be laying down the groundwork and building a tight-knit club that will be able to weather future storms. Having serious attention on your club will only make things much harder, and if law enforcement is involved, it can halt everything.
For example, on my travels across Europe, I stayed in one country for a few months. The local nationalists were not so organized but somewhat scattered guys from different football clubs, bars, and gyms, but there was nothing cohesive. So they formed a club within a week. They got around 50 guys. Instead of having some training or hikes, etc., to get to know one another better or discuss tactics and bring in more people silently growing the ranks, they wanted to announce their new club with a bang. The first night they get all 50 guys together, they go to an Antifa bar and graffiti all over it and chase the guys inside, then they went to some communist statues in the city and vandalized them. Of course, they made a proper film of the action which was all great when it was shared and lots of people liked the video, and for sure overnight they became a big name in the city. (It would also suggest not putting anything that can be taken as an illegal activity when promoting video.) The media took to it as well making it a huge story over the vandalization of the statues. Like always, the media put pressure on the police to get involved. The police came down hard and raided 15 guys' houses in the middle of the night. What was a promising club with already 50 guys was finished after just doing one action. Because the club had no time to build a good foundation and form a bond between members to put in proper leadership and plan B it was over as fast as it started. It is better to start small, with small actions to test the club's strength before taking on a bigger role. Focus on building a strong core before looking to grab a five-minute headline in some bugmans article.
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The moral of story it's always funny to casually flex being fascist , because they expect us to deny it or be hidden in basement online, not young in shape, guys traveling around as we were. I am sure that is the first time that college teachers ever encountered real fascist and she was left speechless how blunt we were and had to resort to taking hidden pic behind bottle of cheap wine.
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Loner wine drinking femcel sitting by herself hears us talking politics and politly tried to eneter convo. She tells us she is a college teacher in Delaware, US. I tell her we are fascist and going to see the birthplace of fascism (Sparta ) she is left speechless and could not believe we were so blunt and cool about it. She for some reason starts to try and compare the redskins Indians to the ancient Greece implying they were more advanced. In stead of even arguing for such a retarded topic I just ask her "and where are the redskins now? What have they left behind?" very politely tells us to enjoy our trip ans should read about the native americans and shut ups. We continue to talk louder and more into how great white people and fascism is. . She sits alone, a big salty drinking bottle of wine. (We also paid the bill and left the tip. It's so funny how she felt the need to make up such bs )
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Flashback to the first short documentary made for Media2Rise. At the time it was just two of us, we both lacked any skill in video editing or filming and ended up buying a camera two days before the event and just hit the streets. Fast forward to today the Media2Rise documentaries are some of the best cinematic content coming out of our scene.
