Redpill tourism is huge its not just tourism but if you had a venue large enough to hold speakers (such as richard spencer or jared taylor just as an example) like they already do across the country...you would be able to basically run the ethnostate off that... charge visitors 500 a week and they would love it...thats basically one of the benefits to creating this society first is that you can have an established regular income source from outside normies

I was thinking something similar from the get go, a lot of these groups both big and small would love having a place to hold meetings and film themselves holding rallies and marches through a town setting and such for propaganda without having to worry about antifa showing up. They could also do work trips and help with our agricultural during summer for self-improvement.

its a no brainer and also the best free advertisement to like minded people....except there are a lot of boomers that will show up lol

A regular income source would be good,but won't we want to ultimately become independent of USD?

yes, but that would take a lot of time and effort

We would be better off stockpiling rare metals and supplies for when the US collapses. That way all we need is a mint and we'll have our own non-fiat money.

http://futhark.org/page/2/

^thse guys produce their own coins

Will there be a form of government or will decisions be made on a community level and like town halls and stuff?

That will depend on those who settle there, I would say the best way to start is to just make some private organization like a church that guides the members

I prefer that idea, Orchid

Less likely to upset the fed

I lot of groups do something similar

@rilath Natural obstacles are also important IMO

Good climate

like rivers and mountains?

yes

lakes, ect

Even forests can be a decent barrier

from what I seen, land prices in WA and OR can get pretty high, meanwhile places like Idaho have some very cheap land. The trade off is that the climate is harsher and therefore the growing season is shorther

that is true

Idaho is also comfortably red

And I'm not talking about indians

lol

What do you guys think is a reasonable price? Also keep in mind in eastern Oregon/eastern Washington and 90% of Idaho is sage brush wasteland

No trees

It is an eye sore imo

i agree

we need trees, we have to have lumber for our buildings, firewood and anything else we need

i would say around $5k per acre

you wouldnt want to cut down wood on your own property because those trees are 20 plus years old and all you need is a couple of 2x4s

the tree is worth more as a part of the land and protection

as far as price per acre i think its more important to look at density and plan how many people can one day live on that piece of land and deciding from there on the land

well we could ride out to the outskirts of our land to gather our firewood

so youd log land that cost lets say 2-5k per acre making it worthless to get wood for building

instead of buying logs from a logger that will not be deveolping his land

as far as firewood you can collect fallen trees in national forests and BLM land which will likely be near by..its a lot of work however

one of the reasons i am against logging out own property is because logging is a pure white man's honest living in the US and they know way more than i ever could hope to and we should support these people and they will proviude necessary services for us better than we could for ourselves

i can see that, that's a good reason

there is alot that we can get from the outside and support wholly white owned enterprises that have been in the family for generations type...basically all building materials are this way im from a diverse area yet the lumberyards all staff white people whereas big places like home depot are very hit and miss

there are also many ways to barter with these people...they probably wont be great with computers or even finances so we would have people that could help modernize their businesses or do their taxes etc. and receive a similar benefit on the products we need