The Boreal Project

Among certain groups of people you will often hear expressions like "I would die for my family" "I would do anything for my family". Anything except being a good example apparently. You would die for them but won't give up your vices for them. Proclamations of love and devotion are worthless to a child who is raised by an iPad and demonic hateful "teachers" at a hostile school. The future will belong to the men and women who are there for their children. The ones who invest their full time and energy into instructing their children thoughtfully. "Belief" is nothing without action, it is a drunken mumble of affection before passing out with a lit cigarette in hand. The world belongs to those who act, who live their convictions and do what it takes to get the results.

There is no greater joy and satisfaction in life than to give yourself to something greater than yourself. Your bloodline, your faith, your community. There is nothing that compares to the satisfaction of working hard and seeing growth that goes beyond your self and your own ego. Live for something bigger, succeed for the sake of something more, and your suffering will be nearly eradicated.

This essay expounds upon the importance of forming intentional communities to consolidate our power, the strategy and tactics to support that endeavour, and the underlying philosophy that’s critical to our collective success. Whether your IC is urban, suburban, or in the rural areas of @Ozarkia - take a few min today to take in this message and apply the lessons in the real world. https://t.me/RoninoftheNight/12503

Putting out the call again: To anyone looking for a community of likeminded people in Canada. If you want to have others who you feel completely safe around, who you would trust to teach your children and be role models. If you want to have late night fireside chats with people who you can speak openly with. If you want to be challenged and grow as a person, to be held to a high standard and help others do the same. If you want to become a person who "does" rather than one who watches the world pass by. My invitation is for you to come move to an area that has excellent geography, demographics, agriculture, beauty, and the best local population you can find politically. Come here and help build *the* community that will survive, that will thrive, as the world collapses. Reach out to @borealAdmin if you are interested in being initially vetted and learning more.

Think about it honestly: tomorrow someone joins your church, moves into your community, marries one of your friends, and you see this newcomer as a legitimate threat to your children and family. What are you going to actually do about it? How will you convince other people in your community to reject this threat if they don't see the danger? How much easier would it be if your community was built on the right foundations, if no one was infected by modern brainwash, if real honest conversations were a daily activity that didn't require a wink and a nod.

You might have made some great relationships in your unintentional communities, and that is a very good thing. It is very important to get along with your neighbors and support one another. But sooner or later the tide of modern rot is going to rise and start taking over no matter how far you have run. When that tide comes, you will need a community of strong willed families around you who aren't afraid to call out what they see, and aren't afraid to build a moat, to act and preserve their patch of dry land.

The problem with your unintentional community is that it has no strong immune system. Your church, neighbors, friends from work or that you've known since highschool. The eclectic and open nature of these groups means that when someone brings in a subversive element, there is nothing you can do about it except complain and eventually accept it. There is no mechanism to remove that subversive element, because we all live in a liberal social order, anyone enforcing hard boundaries is themselves outcast entirely. The only way you can draw a line in the sand and continue to live by it, is by forming an *intentional* community. One that has structure, standards, and people who willingly accept and enforce those standards.

If you are too afraid to organize, you have already been neutralized

What have you done to secure a future for your family this week? It is an uncomfortable question, but it has to be asked each week. Incremental progress is the most realistic path to victory.

Virtue should be sought, chased, and emulated. You cannot live a perfect life, but you can try, and in the trying you will find other great people and produce greatness in your own life. The following are 12 Virtues that we hold near and dear. Any aspiring member of the next phase of our survival should measure themselves against these Virtues: Strength: The physical and mental ability to project your will onto the world Adaptability: being able to appropriately apply your strength in changing circumstances Beauty: the pursuit, creation, and embodiment of that which is beautiful Humility: constantly seeking to improve yourself, and to be willing to learn Success: Achieving goals, creating real world outcomes Purpose: Acting in service to something greater than yourself. Channeling a purpose much higher than the "here and now", much higher than pleasure Composure: Clear thinking, unclouded by vice or excess emotion, respectful treatment of kinsman by default Truth: Constantly seeking and embodying that which is most true, on a full and spiritual level Loyalty: Adherence to all commitments, your word is your bond. Commitment to kith and kin Heroism: The willingness to fight when completely outmatched, to persist when hope has died, to continue to struggle despite seemingly insurmountable odds Courage: the prerequisite for all other virtues, being willing to live virtuously despite the pressures of the world Honour: the sum total of your adherence to virtue