I am currently getting involved in local politics and marking a difference. It’s easy and fun. Contact me if you want to learn!
Edit: Seriously ask questions, I can help out!

This finally got stickied! Yay!

Thanks for the sticky!!!

Note we also need people to read up and share what details they learn. I’ve only read a fraction of the material myself.

Also, Mike Lindell might be the closest thing we have to a conservative Soros at the moment. If anyone knows him tell him about Gene Sharp’s work and the field of study in general. Gene Sharp was also a Christian and worked on his theories because he was a Christian pacifist. But as it turns out, nonviolent warfare is actually a hybrid warfare domain.

GUNS DON’T WIN AN ORGANIZATIONAL CAPACITY FIGHT: “Political violence isn’t fun for the whole family: it’s long, and it’s ugly, and everybody suffers.  And nobody ever thinks this when they have a Great Cause, but maybe, just maybe, your Great Cause won’t win. And then what?  “It couldn’t be worse” is the sort of thing Turkish coup plotters say right before their attempt fails and leaves their bete noire in undisputed charge of writing the purge lists. When it comes to political violence, everybody imagines themselves piloting the helicopters; nobody imagines themselves clinging desperately to the skids...

The organizational capacity required to build a new world is the same organizational capacity have Lefties built to pressure government. So who’s in a better position to shape the big moment when it comes?  Hell, if tomorrow civilization goes completely Mad Max: who’s got existing local networks of people who they’re used to turning out and doing stuff with on a regular basis? 

Answer to both questions: not the Right.

Passivists say activism accomplishes nothing. What it actually accomplishes is practice.  Practice for networking, practice for turnout, practice for speed, practice working as a team. Anybody who’s ever tried to get five people together for dinner knows it’s a pain, but look at the airport protests after the travel ban, and see how many people the hard Left can turn out on next to no notice.  Say the balloon were to suddenly go up: forget having a detailed and specific plan; in that first five minutes, do you — not some veterans’ network you’re hoping will salvage things, not some imaginary Great Man; specifically you — even know who you’re going to call?

The Lefties do. And that’s why righties who say the Right has nothing to learn from the Left are wrong. That’s because righties don’t read lefty books. I read lefty books and organizational manuals, and I can tell you: they’re smart. Accordingly, righties face two major challenges: building things, and understanding the strengths, weaknesses, and tactics of their Lefty opposition.  Righties won’t do the same things as the Left, or do them in the same ways, but that doesn’t mean the Lefties don’t have lessons we can learn.

The first thing righties have to understand about Lefties is that lefties have a lot more practice building their own institutions, and assuming control of existing institutions, than their counterparts on the right do, and they share their practical experience with each other. Righties who like to build churches will build a church and worship in it. Lefties who like to build churches will build a church, write a book telling people how to build churches, go out and convince people church-building is the thing to do, run workshops on how to finance, build, and register churches, and then they’ll offer to arrange church guest speakers who’ll come preach the Lefty line.

Righties need to do a better job of teaching each other.  And not just teaching the right-winger closest to them. The most organized groups on the Right are the pro-life and RKBA activists; everybody else on the Right should be learning from them.

The second thing to understand about Lefties is how they actually function.  There’s a lot of independence involved. Righties like hierarchy, so often think of the Lefties as taking marching orders from George Soros or whoever in a very hierarchical fashion. Not so much. A lot of left-wing organization is very decentralized, and they negotiate with other lefty groups as to exactly how they’ll do things and time things to not hurt each others’ work, so the labor movement’s march is not derailed by black-bloc window-smashing (see, for example, DIRECT ACTION, L.A. Kauffman’s excellent history of the Left from the 60s on).

The Lefties call that approach “embracing a diversity of tactics,” which, taken to its logical extent, is a weasel-worded way of saying that the lefty mainstream is comfortable with radical leftist violence. People don’t like to talk about this much. But while it’s impossible to imagine, say, an abortion clinic bomber getting a cushy job at an elite university, that’s exactly what happened to a number of alumni of the 1970s leftist terror group known as the Weather Underground. As fugitives, they were financially and operationally supported by members of the National Lawyers’ Guild; afterward, they were so normalized that the 9/11 issue of The New York Times infamously ran a profile lauding Weatherman alumnus Bill Ayres.  By contrast, right-wing terrorist Eric Rudolph’s fugitive days were spent hiding in the wilderness because no one would help him. He was caught literally dumpster-diving for food. Potential right-wing extremists face opportunity costs that their left-wing counterparts do not.

Righties frequently make allegations of paid protestors when Lefties get a bunch of people together. Again, that’s not how it works. Think of Lefty protests as being like a Grateful Dead concert.  People absolutely got paid at a Grateful Dead concert: the band got paid, and the roadies got paid. But the Deadheads who followed the band around didn’t get paid.  They weren’t roadies, they weren’t the band; they were there because they loved the music.

Lefties are excellent at protests, not because they pay seat-fillers, but because they’ve professionalized organizing them, as you’ll discover if you read any of their books. The protestors aren’t paid.  The organizers are paid.  The people who train the organizers and protestors are paid. Basically, the way the Lefty protest movement works is sort of like if the Koch brothers subsidized prepping and firearms classes.

Left-wingers have a combination of centralized and decentralized infrastructure, because they have different kinds of groups.  Some groups use centralized organization: they’ll go out tabling, recruit people, trying to grow big.  Other groups, particularly anarchists, favor a decentralized approach, where actions are performed by the collaborative actions of multiple small cells called affinity groups.

The affinity group structure began in Spain: anarchists there organized themselves into small groups of very close friends who knew each other very well, because such small groups were difficult to infiltrate.  Even if they were infiltrated, exposing one group wouldn’t blow the whole organization.

The American Left picked up on affinity groups in the late 1960s. They started as a means for organizing protests and turned into a means of organizing movements.  To coordinate, they send members back and forth to spokescouncils.  The idea is to create a very collaborative discussion.  This is partly due to the influence on the modern hard Left by Quaker organizers — if you remember those lengthy Occupy meetings that just went on and on and on, it’s because that’s how decision-making is done in Quaker meetings, and Quaker organizers taught the technique to Lefties in the ’70s anti-nuclear movement. And it spread, because lefties in different movements talk to each other and work together all the time.

By contrast, righty organizations have historically been slow to organize. When they do, right-wing activists tend to stay in their own lanes and not work together, share notes, or reach out to one another’s followers. Think about the mishmash of signs you typically see at a Lefty protest, and then try to remember the last time you saw, say, an RKBA sign at a pro-life rally.  More unfortunately, when righties do become active, they tend to do something like start a blog. Or make a YouTube channel. Or write a magazine article. In short, they become street-corner evangelists.  They tend not to do things in meatspace.

Lefties do the work in the real world. Guess who wins?

The recent Battles of Berkeley have shown that right-wing defense groups can acquit themselves admirably in street-fights, but hard experience has taught Lefties that an all-one-tactic mentality is a good way to give your opponents time to figure out how to counter you. If righties going to build things, they need to look at how the lefties are doing it, because they’ve been working on it for forty years. To paraphrase Trotsky, you may not be interested in politics, but politics are interested in you — and you can learn a lot from the people who’ve been working them to their advantage.”

https://jacobitemag.com/2017/06/14/political-violence-is-a-game-the-right-cant-win/

Mods please leave something like this permanently stickied or regularly sticky a post like this every day. This is the kind of stuff that helps our movement

We need a Boston Tea Party style event. Maybe storm the Twitter headquarters and throw their severs into SF Bay.

A simple red x spray painted on a building is non violent but suggests pretty much anything to the offenders imagination. I believe this should be done to all businesses requiring the clot shot. It's a warning shot. Still non violent.

They have known for years that the conservatives have been whipped into submission by being meek and thinking that knowing they are right by pointing fingers at the wrongs works. Writing stern letters DOES NOT WORK.

Then Jan 6 happened. And it took antifa infiltrating a bunch of meek people waving tiny flags to scare them . Suddenly it is holy shit maybe they didn't do violence but those meek people followed them in yelling and screaming. KEEP THEM AFRAID. But most of all. We need a leader. Someone who will lead us by direction not by innuendo and vagueness.

Parallel economy

Turn this into a GitLab repository

I admire the primary poster as well as all the positive commenters. This from a person in CA who resigned their voter registration on Nov. 4. One item I did not find in the posts is the role of lawyers and lawyering in this country. Mediocre lawyers go into the public sector, talented lawyers go private for money, power and accomplishment. Look at the DA in Missouri vs the two tort attorneys she tried to prosecute for gun brandishing. I will bet that the majority of attorneys in government are not only mediocre, but liberal. Our country is literally run by these people. Where are the conservative attorneys? Making tons of money in the private sector.

Netflix has a program about Scientology and how they harassed former members and government officials who stood up to them. Their methods were both very effective and also legal.

It's definitely educational and worth a watch.

Social Clubs.
Murals. Chalking.

We need modern day 60 Second Men.

We formed a local non-partisan group along the lines of a county Citizens For Liberty group. We had monthly meetings and invited elected officials to come speak and have lively debate. Most of our guests were genuinely sympathetic with our cause - especially when they learned we weren't asking for anything. We weren't looking for some favored treatment from them - apparently every other group that invited them to speak wanted favors. We simply emphasized Constitutional principles. We held a Constitutional Sheriff workshop in conjunction with CSPOA. We invited sheriffs from all over the state. Our sheriff didn't agree with everything. But I'm certain he sees us as a Libertarian group, not his enemies.

The fact that we don’t have a George soros to fund our ground game infuriates me.

I would totally be down to be a paid protester who doesn’t go to school or work and instead get free travel all around the country to spread my ideals and block traffic to make sure everyone reads my sign.

This is not sarcasm - where the fuck are our billionaires who can fund small town campaigns for local office?

Where are our coercive mafia heads who go into these faggots homes and break their kneecaps and punch their fucking lights out if they don’t vote the party line?

Fuck our side man these people are pathetic

https://patriots.win/p/12kFnGIo1W/on-route-to-1776-4-the-ambivalen/c/

Currently drafting up the next series of posts. The plan is to cover every avenue of secession in it's many forms as well as the perils that come with doing so. Peaceful secession has it's hurdles but honestly I'm setting up plan B like it's already set in stone. Preparation for all scenarios is something our side lacks and is one of the reasons we simply sit around waiting for something to happen. The more I write these the more I realize the average person has no clue how secession works. We don't simply show up and draw a line in the sand like we were 6 year olds living in the same bedroom, there's so much more to undo and redo when you try to cut ties with your own. You have to start over, it's a daunting challenge so let me explain it plainly; if you aren't planning the who, what, when, why and how of secession and expecting to just show up with guns and clubs in hand, you will never achieve secession. It took years for America to become independent and after the fact, took years for it to become acknowledged.

THANK YOU

Also, read up on history. If something happened in the past, it's likely to happen again at some point. History is like reading the stock market, there's visible trends and knowing those trends is immensely helpful for even the average guy.

There's more to the "Underground" or "Resistance". It doesn't require going to the mattresses right off the bat.

Chalking is a good one.

Back in the day, "someone" printed out 100 of those Obama Joker images on full size Avery sheets and one night stuck them on bus stop glass walls all over a certain Midwest city. That was probably a cool night.

A good 30% of all Trump voters will take this corrupt shit wagon down. GodsPEDE!!

Thank you. Now if only we can get 3% of this community to follow this lead, study these tactics, and teach others to employ it.

I've saved all this information to study myself. I'm working to become a precinct captain. Working with congressional office holders and their staff in my state. Waiting for the new lines to be drawn to find out who I will be challenging in my area. I'm also going to attempt a run on my school board next year to unseat one of these lefties and become the only right of center person on the board. Hopefully someone else will step up and I won't be alone on the board.

We have to act. We see the path we are going down. There is no where else to flee to.

Finally!! This should have been stickied long ago, and this sticky should be permanent!!!

My favorite book for this type of thing and just a super amazing book is called "Resistance to Tyranny" a primer. GET IT! It's even good for red pilling folks because it lays the case that peacetime government is the largerst killer of humans over just about anything. Everything in the book is sourced and wonderfully put together. Then it teaches you how to RESIST! Not the way those pussies on the other side do it. The way badasses do it.

Lots of good info!

First post I saved in months. Good job.

This is a good weekend sticky.

Saving this in my notes to read after church.

When Afghanistan fell, I was genuinely surprised at how fast the Taliban swept what the US gov spent 20 years militarizing with pickups and milsurp. Everyone I know has a pickup and milsurp. How quickly could we sweep the US? Go out, meet your neighbors, start a local movement if you cannot find one to join.

Need to utilize the Rules for Radicals a bit. Especially with isolating the target.

He finally did it.

I’m working on getting involved with my county too!

Understanding police tactics is important too. Sticking together when numbers are in your favor is a big deal. Antifa and bad cops, take their gear off them and launch it, dump their bags and throw their helmets at their crowd. We took their coats now take their shoes.

Tar and Feather Soros, Obama, Rice, and Hillary.

Patriots.win delivers. I was just thinking about this very subject recently.

fuk yes OP, thanks

THIS is the kind of post I would love to see stickied permanently. Great post, thanks!

Think this qualifies as civil resistance, NY Post found majority of restaurants not enforcing mandates

Let’s GOOOO!

If you have a Volunteer Fire Department - that is an excellent way to get involved in your community. Especially if you are new to the area - it's the fastest way to get past the "outsiders" label. I also attended a State Highway Patrol Community Alliance Program. Kind of a get to know your police thing. Pretty cool.

Haven't researched enough, but this looks promising:

https://thebenedictoption.com/

"The Benedict Option is about creating intentional Christian community in a post-Christian world."

The two most important letters are N and O.

Just say NO.

To fraudulent elections and unconstitutional government.

Good shit getting your post to the top

Taking over the local GOP was also effective. It was good practice for learning Robert's Rules of Order. We were able to insert ourselves into the GOP all across the district including sending our delegates to the GOP National Convention. It put us on a first name basis with our state and federal reps and Lt Gov. Organizing the County GOP Lincoln Day Dinner is probably the best way to gain access to your politicians. Every candidate practically begs comes to give their election speechs.

It all starts with local politics.

PARTICIPATION MATTERS..

No matter how insignificant you think you are, your not. Get involved.

Good stuff. Will yry to do some book learnin on this

This is why I like 1st and 2nd Amendment Auditors. Ground level optical. Some of them don't even realize the impact that they have. some are just idiots. but mostly is shows the level of tyrannical influence a person with little education or educated in this communist educational system can have.