https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DBBt7IhHOFQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EDJGTGBgFc4&t=5s

No HVAC here?

Hmm

you can post about that here

if it blows up into a huge topic i can make separate channel

Enlighten me @Sacrifico CA , what is HVAC?

@Zennex17 Heat, Ventilation, Air Conditioning

Ah, an important thing for any up and coming settlement to have, for sure. I'm assuming you have experience in the field?

@Zennex17 not currently, will be an apprentice soon however

Interesting! What do you hope to get out of it?

that field pays well

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0MJUpEkxteE

https://waldenlabs.com/lost-self-reliance-skills/

http://boards.4chan.org/k/thread/35242250/gg-gunsmithing-general

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRVdiHu1VCc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qzKzu86Agg0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WeDmUdmXrXo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ac8OOeaIgFo

I'll go to university soon and dont know what to major in. I'm more intrested in intellectual jobs, that get fairly well paid. Any suggestions?

@P14 Not sure what your skills are, but I am currently looking at cryptography for grad school. Lots of pure maths

I would look into it if you dont mind learning a little computer science and a lot of math

Hmm, it doesn't sound like the right thing, but I'll look at it, maybe it's different from what I imagine it to be. Thanks

Its basically writing security code using mathematical functions.
What subjects are you looking at? Philosophy, maths, something in science?

Something like philosophy, history or politics, but not the subjects themselves

You're probably going to have a hard time making a living in those fields, have you considered something more practical like medicine or engineering?

@P14

@Orchid Not really, those are not really things I'm good at.

oh well, keep us updated then

@P14 I hope not being good at something doesn't stop you from eventually learning to be good at it.

Yes, but it's not very easy to study medicine, if you dont even take biology in high school

I see.

At least your on the right path here, I imagine you'll get there when you do.

I used to think I couldn't learn art skills anymore since middle school, and I hadn't practiced or created anything visual until last year.

The revelation that a man should always be improving or believing himself capable renewed my interest,among other things.

I'm not going into medicine, I dont even think my grades are good enough.

Definitely focus on what you do excel at first.

excel? the software?

Hahaha

Oh

Sorry haha 😄

excel in like, do well at something right?

Yes

gotcha

I'm sure it's been said before, but allowing your strongest skills to propel you in life and hopefully provide you resources will lead to bettering weaker skills.

right

and really I just meant that you should learn medicine for yourself when you can, if one day doctors aren't available to you for whatever reason.

like a war😁

yeah, I know what you mean, I'll just focus on other stuff first

👍

https://youtu.be/M0GAUeMz6fM

>Groups no larger than 150 people
I am in physical pain.

^

^

+++++++++++++++++++++

if the population of an ethnic town every exceeded 150 that be great though lol

https://youtu.be/WrOzwoMKzH4

I guess cooking is a good skill hah

yeah

for sure

I would like to work as a butcherer, seems like a neat profession

+you trigger all vegans

being a butcher is a good job

fuck the vegans

all that tasty animal flesh though. I remember walking into Italian delis with all the fresh meat and you just feel like a kid in a candy shop

yeah ill be going to uni soon like @P14 and i don't really know what im going to be going for in terms of degree

what would you guys recommend

something that will give you stable employment

i'd probably get sucked into liberal arts and i don't think that's very good in the job market

I‘m tending towards architecture right now, maybe something to consider. It has an artistic element to it while at the same time being actually productive.

find something you like, then make sure there are jobs for it

if it ticks the first box and not the second, thats a hobby not a career

if nothing ticks either box, dont go to uni because you feel you have to, take a year off, find a job

this is sound advice ^

thanks!

Should I bother goign to uni and getting in debt or should I join the RAF for a few years

Try to get in as an officer

there is some merit to going

you can study some pretty useful things that'll get you your pay

I would just go to a community college or whatever, they're cheap but they offer courses that can land you six figures given the right circumstance

particularly in

tech-related courses

Issue is all I've ever done is academic work

I do philosophy economics and politics a level

Never really been practical but I'm seeing the merit now

Deffo not going to uni to do any of them anyway

Just hope it's not too late to pick up a trade

well since you mention the RAF, i know you're in the UK.

i'd say, study abroad

abroad as in, somehwere in central europe

poland/hungary/chechia/or even lavia and estonia.

where education hasnt been turned into indoctrination centres

wouldn't join the any armed forces at this point, only join armed forces if you'd be willing to die for what they fight for

and in the RAF you'd be piled in with diversity hires and defending multiculturalism and acid attacks

I'M from Hungary, study comp.sci in the university there. There is a very strong feminist push to get ore women in tech

Luckily, most women are not interested.

yeh i'm in poland, lots of women in universities etc here

the Biology department is gone however. It's ruled by feminists and homosexuals

but most of them are true to the meme of 'eastern european women'

we have lots of blacks and arabs because they all come to study here

its terrible

Well I'd join a none combat role

Can't speak anything but english either

Got a c in french

Classic brit/American

Literally nobody can speak anything but english, learning languages isn't my strong point

Debt too from uni

If I keep my politics to myself or tone it down I should be alright

Long term goal is to become autonomous or move to join this community

Wouldnt spend ages there just enough to get some good skills

if you're good at something

see about being able to do that shit freelance

i'm an artist myself, i hold a steady job in my art, and freelance and consult on the side

i spent exactly ZERO years in higher education

thankfully

becuase now i'm many years ahead of anyone else ay my age in my industry

not having any higher degrees is considered a BONUS in many indusrties

Wow man

could you maybe consult my lil brother?

do what you love, and be great at it, if you're good enough at it, people will pay you shitloads of money for it

regardless of what it is

whats' your brother do?

well... my brother had a 3 year period of intensively training as an artist.

He made very nice pictures with coal and graphit

then from one day to the next he just stopped

and he went into psychology

he had a real talent for art

he has no talent at all whatsoever for psychology

he probably had a reason for it

it's a common thing where people who're good at it get discouraged by people telling them that art doesnt make money

my dad did the same, and he's an artist himself and was like 'dont make the mistake i made' lmao

and now i make waaay more money than he does

good for you!

is it too late to start doing art at 25?

never is

I wouldn't want to make money with it, just for my own entertainment

most 'famous' people never started doing their thing until they were like 30 or 40 or something

and how fast you improve is 100% in your own hands

there's infinite resources online

just need the discipline for it

if you have no discinpline, don't do art

you should be working on crafting discipline first lol

I actually am inbterested in wood-carving

drawing and painting? I'M not good there

and I have no singing voice 😃

doesnt matter what you're good at

you can GET good at anything

I love the attitude :))

I was thinking of doing a course in Beekeeping

https://youtu.be/0_pj4cz2VJM

@English N Angry you're going to love this

Imagine how much honey you can produce with a few dozen of these. No smoke, no suits, no dead bees, no rotting wood.

Yeh i seen it

Honey is expensive as well

It's a potential income source for the community, and the pollination would assist other crops. Once I get up there I imagine setting up at least a few of these low maintenance little money hives

I bee the Beekeeper of cascade

Hahaha

There are two spiritual dangers of not owning a farm. One is the danger of supposing that breakfast comes from the grocery, and the other that heat comes from the furnace.

To avoid the first danger, one should plant a garden, preferably where there is no grocer to confuse the issue.

To avoid the second, he should lay a split of good oak on the andirons, preferably where there is no furnace, and let it warm his shins while a February blizzard tosses the trees outside.

Favorite quote about living off the land

What job should I go into after A levels? Fuck going to uni I need to learn a skill

blacksmithing, carpentry

electrician

plumber

etc

@ϟϟ Damon ϟϟ

Idk if I should try join the army as an officer and learn mechanics or engineering or somethign through there

has some great benefits but youre tied down to fuck

well i'm certainly joining the military

Not fighting these shill wars anyway

If I do not being in a combat role

Can carry on with the gym and learn how to shoot regardless

those flow hives are proprietary, prone to break, and kinda crappy overall

(i love beekeeping)

if you want a rabbit hole to fall down for a while, look at michael bush's talks on beekeeping

hes a greybeard beekeeper, has a lot of thoughts on the prevelance of varroa in the late 20th century and other stuff

@neetkthx wow, that's good to know!

Thanks for the info

its fascinating

i fell down the 'i want to keep bees in general' hole a few years ago

you start reading and watching, then its like 'you must treat for varroa or else' then you are like ok, whats the best way to treat, then you eventually find michael bush and realize you and everyone else might be big dummies

colony collapse disorder, as far as anyone knows, isnt caused by one thing, but by a whole bunch of things, one of which is the varroa mite

How hard is bee keeping?

there's a solid chance that the reason varroa became so prevalent in the 80s-90s and is such an issue today, is that in the 60s-70s, they were fighting other parasites by treating with erythromycin(iirc) pretty heavy, and the varroa being less susceptable outcompeted the other parasites

its not hard at all

the hardest part about beekeeping is not going out every day and fucking with your hives

real talk

gotta let them bees be bees

the real question is, how hard is it to make a living beekeeping

(real hard)

its like, how many times can you open the oven door before the souffle falls? well lets find out

We need beekeepers. Those precious little buzzers are slowly going extinct, and we need some guys who help them survive. Also, in some folk traditions bees have sacred significance.

Love the lil buzzers

>Tfw the honeybee is the only industrious bee that labors to produce something that benefits all life.
>Tfw the africanized killer bee does nothing but steal and murder, is hijacking and displacing the honeybees from their native habitats and threatening them with extinction.
>Tfw beehives are getting decimated by a subversive (((parasite))) threatening the continuity of their colonies.

>Mfw we and honeybees are in the same boat..

>We must secure the existence of our honey and a future for bee children

Yeah I was thinking the same things, the problem the bees are facing is like a perfect analogy to us

>mfw literally african bees are the same as black people

Or Islamization

Two heads of the same hydra really

Maybe the honeybee has untapped potential as a symbol of white identity

>inb4 people start killing bees because white supremacy

hmm thad be cool

whats the queen

Mother Europa

We must secure the existence of our honey and a future for bee children.
Heil honig!

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Hmm maybe i should do that, i got a associates in comp sys tec

I'm finishing up my bachelor's in comp sci, plus my military experience will put me at 5 years, I have 3 certs from it for free and got a job lined up for 137k. If you guys can stomach the time commitment, I recommend the military. Learn a trade, get your degree so that you're more marketable, and get out.

Im working in mining rn, only make around 65k/yr, working 14hrs a day so i can buy 150 acres a year from now

wow, what are you going to do with 150 acres?

I got friends that want to try build a NS commune, ive got it planned out

At about 5 acres per family to support a family of 8

If each individual member has a large family it would make spreading over the land easy and less feds from outside recruitment, would be an ideological and racial foothold until buying more land

Sofar me and my girl and 3 other couples are down for it

Nice. Keep it up.

Fantastic

Good job

does everyone at least have some form of income?

most people on here are the older crew...dont ahte me

no newbs really

what do you mean

If anyone is considering joining the military, I can answer any questions you have

Dont join zog reeee

the military is a great place to start your career

>not draining the system for societal collapse

🤔

Buy land and NEET it up

Military is good, just don't make a career out of it

A lot of benefits if you finish a short contract, you also learn a lot, get reasonably fit, and meet a lot of /ourguys/

It's not for everybody of course

Best thing is to disconnect from the system completely, let it go to shit while your community thrives

Of course, learn a trade, or in my case learn something that'll get you good money outside

Work less to pay less taxes into white genocide, leach off the state to drain their budget and help your own community

You have to make the community first though

That's why we're all here

Im on my way to making my own community, just need more cash for land

Then im no longer paying taxes into white genocide for canada

enter the military

meet some fellow white nationalists

entice them with a new homeland

My buds in military rn, says its only 20% white so easy to recruit but lower #s to do so

Very easy to recruit, I have a group of a few that I "lead" per se. Basically feed them propaganda, show them how the government is killing us whites and help them to embrace the 3rd position.

Honestly I've met more white nationalists serving than in high school, college, and prior working years combined

Lets hope for more isis attacks and blacks killing, each step makes it so easy ti recruit

Honestly most of them are already there, they just haven't connected the dots yet

It's very easy, I think we should keep in mind that recruitment should be a constant and unrelenting objective

Every time each of us around the country redpills another person we double our numbers

I agree

Every action and mental thought should be through the lense of a radical NS