I'm just trying to build up some enthusiasm here.

In all honesty, I have ordered the cheapest banner materials available in order to allow maximum discretion by people displaying them. If some individuals decide to display them in a disposable manner rather than standing and holding them in public, they will have that option.

The baseline message I intend to produce is "RACIAL ECLIPSE" with "racial" in black on white and "eclipse" in white on black.

@everyone
Proposed OOP:
1) persons leave Fri or Sat from their respective locations and gather at predetermined spots on the I-5, north and south of the path, to engage in overpass activities.
2) after an appropriate amount of flaggotry, the banner parties pack up and retire to the woods for sonnenrad celebrations, where those who arrived at camp earlier than them will have scouted excellent spots.
3) everyone who can stay until Monday gets a primo view of the eclipse that morning, then braves the clogged highways in their quest to return home.

My banner will be made out of JM hide.

Then you'll have to arrive early...

Yes I'll be driving down from Seattle. All this sounds good.

"No banners left behind" is my mantra.

Imagine the media's reaction if a dozen or so "RACIAL ECLIPSE" banners were discovered hanging from overpasses along a 300 mile stretch of I-5 during the week(s) leading up the eclipse.

It would provide a publicity teaser ahead of any flaggotry on eclipse weekend.

is that what it's gonna say? just "Racial eclipse?

You'd have to ask the resident propagandist @Jimmy Marr

I can hear it now coming from the pretty face of racially hybridized news crotchcaster: “Hateful messages have been popping up on freeway overpasses in the state of Oregon. KTLR reached out to Southern Poverty Law Center’s expert, Mark Potok for comment on this perplexing message. Potok advised KTLR that White supremacists are seeking to exploit the area’s increased traffic in order to spread their message of hate.”

That doesn't seem like it would be clear enough, as racial could constitute anything racial.

something like this cannot be left to ambiguity

Yes, the message is ambiguous.

We wait and hope the jewsmedia will jump to the only obvious conclusion.

I mean, how many races are being eclipsed at present?

Not to mention the black/white color connotations.

Ironically, this is the same message the enemyedia has been pushing for the last decade, but I suspect when we do it they will scream RACE HATE.

It would serve as a gambit to draw the enemy offsides and provide a prelude to whatever pageantry takes place on the weekend/morning of the eclipse.

Here's the boilerplate: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vsfhUK6AL0E

this you guys?

ofc

I wouldn't go with that old slogan though.

Anti-Semitism is a codeword for Jewish supremacy

*Semitic supremacy

lol whut?

I'll probably change my mind on the message six million times before I produce any banners, and the fact that I produce some banners with a given message will not preclude others from making banners with messages of their choosing.

@ksaying someone is anti semitic is advocating Jewish supremacy

@khimære

Propagating *

Once I get my vinyl cutter set up and running I should be able to produce customer designed banners.

Update: I just checked with the nearest campgrounds (and they're tiny, remote) and they're booked full all the weekend of the eclipse.
e.g. https://www.reserveamerica.com/camping/Kingfisher/r/campsiteCalendar.do?page=calendar&search=site&contractCode=NRSO&parkId=71639

Here's an example of the size, style and quality of the first banners I intend to produce.

lol campgrounds

I've seen some who sleep out under overpasses.

I was just trying to illustrate that even that remote, there will be lots of people, over capacity so to speak

"Trolls" I think they're called.