age: 21
profession: teacher
country: USA

Political history: not very political until discovering NS. Spent a lot of time learning about fascist worldview and evolving. Also mildly interested in primitivism and tribal society. Never had much of a lefty phase, though I used to be libertarian.
Interests: NS, EH, paganism, autarky, environmental knowledge/science, trve kvlt musik
skills: Tracking/trapping, Cooking, making propaganda, running further than is probably healthy
reasons for joining: I like nature. I like fascism. I'm curious to meet and learn from people who think similarly and have an interest in survivalism and anti-modernity.

@Storm might be able to use this/add text or whatever

Gimp is free.

if you're good at it, you should make some propaganda

I suck at it lol

Having a lot of propaganda is good, but you want to strive for high quality stuff. I definitely think it can be improved.

I think this group is aspiring to something different (though the point of propaganda at this point is a bit...questionable)

yeah and stuff like that just draws attention. If you read SIEGE, doing that is kinda "against the rules" and contrary to the effort

If you want attention, though, it's a good tactic

tfw GLF becomes militant PETA coexisting with NS

>at times
always

I have, though I'm trying to move towards perfecting bow-drill and other natural fire starting techniques

as long as you have a knife with a 90 degree spine (carbon tends to work better than stainless, but anything hard will work), it's pretty foolproof.

Have you ever seen the show Alone? It's basically the only decent bushcraft show on tv, but after watching it I made it my goal to be able to start a bowdrill fire even in the rain. No flints, no ferro rods, no steel. Still a work in progress lol

I just watch it online, but it's one of the few tv shows I'd actually recommend. Especially season 1 before they tried to add blacks and women to the participant field. It is funny to see the nig go home before the end of day 1 tho :'^)

lol I actually have that bushcraft book by Canterbury. Not a bad one to be sure