Message from @Heebus

/Namibia/ here, hi.

FAQ

1. Are you the guys that got BTFO by VICE news on 8chan?

*No we are not.* We're a separate group which formed on 4chan /pol/ and decided to do right what the 8chan larpers got wrong; stop larping and posting all our plans and discussions out in the open online. We've been doing work completely underground for years.

2. Why on earth would you do it in Africa?

A few main reasons.
Namely we have millions of potential settlers right next door to Namibia, in South Africa (I'm from there.) You're going to find it hard to convince larpers to come live in your commune and even less women for that matter if they don't have an incentive. Unless they're ultra preppers no one would give up their /comfy/ lives in the suburbs to fully dedicate themselves to a project like this. Expect at most a few dozen who are willing. However when (not if) shtf in SA (which has gotten more likely with Jacob Zuma's rhetoric about taking farms) you can expect a lot of people are going to look for an easy place outside of South Africa to move. Why not next door?

The other reason is because it's in Africa. It's not in Europe, it's not in America, it's not in a first world country with a big-ass population or relevance on the world stage; it's a scarcely populated African country which the average person knows absolutely nothing about. It's remote, no one will bother us. WW3 could happen and we'd get out unscathed.

HWM

2017-10-05 20:45:03 UTC

3. Okay I see your points but it's a fucking DESERT.

Yes, it's pretty sandy *along the coast*. The Namib desert is on the coast of Namibia. The Southern interior is semi-arid, while the central and northern parts are pretty green. We're not stupid however, it is still relatively dry but with modern technology you can easily turn the semi-arid south into an agriculturally productive powerhouse, we're not using ox wagons and rakes, we're using proven agricultural science. We have been doing research on this for 2 years with experts in biochemistry and botany. At first we plan to use other means like Aquaponics, but our plans are to terraform the landscape within a few years.

4. What about the gov? What if niggers come for you and take your stuff?

Again it's very remote, and if you look at a population density map of Namibia you will see that all the nigs are on the Northern border. This region of Africa is objectively the safest and most stable region on the continent, thousands of kilometers away from any concentrated population of Africans. Forget about this short-hand meme that there are marauding raiders Somalia-style looking to take your shit, it's uninhabited and far away from any danger. And don't expect spear welding nigs to trek that far through such an arid region just to get to this tiny green jewel. Also, the gov will not care either as we will improve their economy and agricultural independence. You saw that meme about the Rhodesian farmers who went to Zambia? That's us but now in Namibia. It's practically a city-state with the entire economy based around Windhoek, the capital, which has a large population of ethnic Germans.

HWM

2017-10-05 20:45:20 UTC

5. How are you funding this? Are you trying to trick us for shekels?
Our plan takes a much different approach where our main income will come from. But I'm not going to say what it is here as it is confidential (as are many other things I'm not going to say here out in the open). Need good OPSEC against shills everywhere. To put it frankly, we don’t need your shekels.

[Disclaimer: we did not do anything illegal neither do we plan to.]

Lastly we don't larp. These projects die and aren't taken seriously because 80% join just to draw flags and make up names for the country. It's fun and all but we only want you to merge with us if you are actually dedicated to really making this work and not just lurking. That means physically coming to Namibia within the next 5 years.

We're going to purchase land in the South of Namibia near the Orange River. A nice start, but we plan to expand. We already have land in Spain where we will be testing out our ideas and study farming before dumping a massive investment into Namibia. We've already done research into food production, alternative energy and housing.
Again. We are not looking for edgy teenagers or larpers. If you have valuable practical skills, work in STEM or you’re willing to construct and farm under guidance all manpower is needed.