Last Frontier Active Club
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Fitness and camaraderie in the far north of Alaska. The Last Frontier. https://activeclub.org/ -Request vetting below ⬇️ https://t.me/NationalistVettingBot
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⚡ Anchorage, AK
🏹 Last Frontier members met up and placed promat in Anchorage, Alaska.
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@PatriotFrontNews » Activists from Alaska, alongside representatives from the continental U.S., assembled in Anchorage at the side of the Captain James Cook memorial for a speech. Afterwards, members cleaned the memorial and it's surroundings.
⛰ See some of PF's previous actions in Alaska here, and here.
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“If they cannot protect our borders, they cannot protect our ballot boxes.”
Conservatism has died. Do not become a political casualty, get Active today.
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If we do not stand for our people nobody will.
Get active and start building the networks that will carry us forward in the struggle ahead.
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🚩 Anti-Antifa 🏴☠️
Communists in Alaska have no home in our great state.
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⛰ Fauna of Columbia 🇺🇸
Elk
(Cervus canadensis)
It's bugle being almost a defining characteristic of the mountains and valleys of the western United States through September and October, the elk is a majestic member of the
deer family, once ubiquitous across almost all of North America. Four subspecies of elk currently inhabit North America: the Tule elk, Roosevelt elk, Rocky Mountain elk, and the Manitoban elk. However, the Eastern elk went extinct in the late 19th century due to over-hunting. Efforts to reintroduce elk to the eastern United States began in the late 1990's, and populations of Manitoban elk and Rocky Mountain elk were used to establish a now stable and growing population in Kentucky, North Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia.
"Near by the call of the bulls in the rutting season—their 'whistling,' as the frontiersmen term it—sounds harsh and grating; but heard in the depths of their own mountain fastnesses, ringing through the frosty night, and echoing across the ravines and under the silent archways of the pines, it has a grand, musical beauty of its own that makes it, to me, one of the most attractive sounds in nature."
📜 Theodore Roosevelt, Ranch Life and the Hunting Trail
📍Girdwood, Alaska
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The bar has never been lower to achieve excellence, just look at the genpop Wal-Martian and tell me you can't be better than that form of two legged animal
