Its a high stakes game for me, considering what happened at UCC.

Wot happened?

uh, oct. 2015 shooting?

The college is still a bit of a blurry area for this type of stuff.

For paper posters with white babies?

yeah.

Your not even allowed to post stuff without permission.

Yeah I'm a 4.0 student, but then would throw me out in a heartbeat.

Didn't know that's where you went

Yep!

Getting my shitty AAS-CIS.

Pick other targets

Little ironic considering I don't really care for computers. Well, my families a bit restrictive, anywhere else is just too far.

I'm on the brink of plopping down $500 - $600 on banner related tools and materials for Operation Eclipse and I've had some trepidations with regard to the type of message I'll be investing in and whether or not I'm going to be getting enough pluck for my bucks.

Experience has taught me that investing in high quality banners is not such a great idea if I can't find men who are willing to go out and hold them. When that happens, we few that are present have to resort to fastening the banners to ODOT property and that immediately empowers the state with authority to demand their removal.

One alternative to that obstacle is to make and distribute cheap disposable banners. I generally don't contemplate that option because it could be interpreted as a solicitation of littering.

Ill hold stuff

What I think I gleaned from our discussion yesterday are some generally held criteria about what our men feel are touchable messages vs. untouchable messages. It basically boils down to how concise the message is in criticizing jews directly, and this is entirely understandable and only underscores the truth that jews are, in fact, exactly the enemy that most desperately needs to be unmasked.

Under these circumstances there's a tendency to avoid the problem of appearing "negative" and "hateful" by substituting a positive ( if ambiguous ) message about ourselves for the negative truth about our enemies. This is essentially where we ended up yesterday in our consensus to move forward behind the sonnenrad banner.

There is however another way. A left-handed attack. We push the jewish/leftist narrative to its logical conclusion by applying it to our enemy hanging him with his own rope while appearing to normies and the moronic White Left as the Ultimate Social Justice Warriors. In other words, if you guys can lie with a straight face, there's no way the self-appointed enforcers of political correctness can impugn you. You really do love drinking the jewish Cool-Aide and you've totally metabolized it and can't live with your own hypocrisy until you bring social justice and open borders to Israel. You really want to Israel make this inevitable transition to a multicultural world without which it will cease to exist.

"ECLIPSE APARTHEID, ISRAEL"

With this message we accomplish three of our goals. 1)Name the enemy 2)Tie message to eclipse 3)Maintain plausible deniability of our intentions.

It depends on who you're trying to reach.

and the overall objective.

I have been filled in briefly about the event regarding the eclipse. From what I understood it is held mostly with a more esoteric undertone? Or is there more to it?

Interesting point. A key factor in esoteric movements is a double nature, one for the insiders and another for the outsiders.

You're description sounds more like banner drop than a flag waiving event as I have been told

Yes, that's because I'm the guy in charge of the banner (i.e. exoteric aspect) of the project.

So whereabouts will it be dropped?

And how are the banners going to be made?

Stencil or print?

I'm going to make the banner(s). If I make high quality banners, they will be displayed rather than "dropped", that is to say they will be handheld. Disposable banners, if any are made, would be a different method of distribution. Locations are undecided. Participants in the esoteric aspects of our gathering may or may not choose to be involved in the exoteric aspect. They are essentially two different things that may or may not have some overlap.

Disposable banners would be made edge taped, grometted, 36" butcher paper with painted lettering. Non-disposable banners will be made of machine cut vinyl.

Well you definitely have to choose wisely with your locations

Get the locations that will gibe the most publicity

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This is to be held in corvallis, yes?

Also: would you be looking at potential recruitment or just spreading the general message?

Is who would be your target audience?

I can't answer comprehensively about "this" because it's generally a constellation of loosely related activities and I'm only in charge of banner making. As for the banners, I think they would most effectively be used in the week preceding the eclipse and in areas of I-5 both north and south of the eclipse path.

My target audience is I-5 motorists.