24th book of 2024 complete: One Second After by William R Forstchen is about the aftermath of an EMP attack on the United States An Electro Magnetic Pulse attack is the ultimate asymmetric attack. If successful, it would leave the entire country cut off from power, transportation, logistical resupply, and so much more. Would you and your community be prepared to go without power, refrigeration, heat, cars, the grocery store, medicine? Our interconnected and global society is heavily reliant on these systems that are extremely vulnerable. The government’s response is always to throw cash at a problem AFTER the crisis. But one second after the attack will be too late. Our only hope is to ensure we’re prepared individually and do what we can to help our local communities prepare. Please reach out if you’re interested in learning how to get started

Backcountry camping in Denali National Park in Alaska Saw caribous, had a way to close encounter with a grizzly, and saw some of the most beautiful untouched land on the planet In 6 million acres we were 2 of maybe 30-40 people, everyone else being in vehicles along the one road in the park Already can’t wait or do it again!! https://blob.satellite.earth/6c543d94ed9c1bbdb1efa3276ae423257400210104550d09b78e24214eddec5a

Backcountry camping in Denali National Park in Alaska Saw caribous, had a way to close encounter with a grizzly, and saw some of the most beautiful untouched land on the planet In 6 million acres we were 2 of maybe 30-40 people, everyone else being in vehicles along the one road in the park Already can’t wait or do it again!!

“The good guys are never the ones who suppress free speech. The good guys are never the ones who confuse definitions.” - @Brian De Mint, @knutsvanholm, @Daniel Prince I was thinking about this while reading previous chapters. You never hear an Austrian or a Libertarian say that e should ban The Communist Manifesto or Keynesian textbooks. When you’re right, you don’t have to ban “mis/disinformation”.

23rd book of 2024 complete: Bronze Age Mindset by Bronze Age Pervert Anyone who understands that we must transcend left/right politics if we want to fix what’s broken is someone worth listening to and reading Freedom is something that must be fought for and defended through cooperative means and at all times. The moment you stop being vigilant is the moment it will be taken away by someone with more intestinal fortitude Read this book and learn how to be mentally and physically prepared for the battle we’re in

Time to get some relaxing reading in before continuing this day Check out Parallel by @Brian De Mint, @knutsvanholm and @Daniel Prince

3 mile run in 15# kit After mowing, edging, spraying weeds, ripping out an old post, finishing up an audiobook and listening to a podcast You don’t have a reason for not crushing each day; you have excuses #ProofOfWork #GetOnTheMission

We call those in our society who see through the bullshit and lies and aren’t afraid to tell the truth to people’s face “autistic” That word use to be “honest” but there corrupted that word so much they had to come up with a new one

GM & PV nostriches!

“The communist machine was working hard, but so do constipated toddlers.” Parallel by @Brian De Mint, @knutsvanholm and @Daniel Prince

22nd book of 2024 complete: Masculinity Amidst Madness by Ryan Landry Great book about being a man in our modern age. While many things change, some things must stay the same. Learn to understand the difference. Aim for greatness, don’t be afraid to fail, and don’t let anyone stop you.

21st book of 2024 complete: reat, short history about the patterns of we see repeated throughout history. This book was discussed in a conversation between @Robert Breedlove and @Brian De Mint in the first chapter of Parallel by Brian, @knutsvanholm and @Daniel Prince If you’re looking to understand more about the second renaissance we’re finding ourselves in, go check it out. It’s only about 130 pages.

"There is no red. There is no blue. There's just the state and you." - Liberty Maxim Parallel by @Brian De Mint , @knutsvanholm and @Daniel Prince a.co/d/iK52H4n

“It bears repeating that a fascinating insight from these studies is that while confederate [actors] started the behavior, test subjects learned and performed the behavior, later teaching new subjects the behavior as well. This can be an illuminating discovery for free-thinkers who often question the powers that be. The misconception is that just because someone performs a certain social behavior or states an opinion (i.e.: a doctor encouraging the use of a drug for your child which contains known toxins, or a senator who is trying to pass legislation to censor your free speech), it does not mean the person is a confederate (someone on the inside of the cabal). They may simply be a useful idiot; someone more akin to a test subject who has learned the behavior through groupthink and group pressure and is simply perpetuating that behavior or opinion.” Parallel by @Brian De Mint , @knutsvanholm , and @Daniel Prince https://a.co/d/iK52H4n

Nostr is just better Unfortunately everyone seeing this already knows that I have to go back into the matrix to pull out some more people Wish me luck 🫡

"Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed individuals can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has." - Margaret Mead From @Brian De Mint’s new book, Parallel a.co/d/5z7g9oX

“The secret of change is to focus all of your energy not on fighting the old, but on building the new.” -Socrates From @Brian De Mint’s new book, Parallel a.co/d/5z7g9oX

20th book of 2024 complete: American Nations: A History of the Eleven Rival Regional Cultures of North America by @WoodardColin One of the best books on American history I’ve ever read. The descriptions of distinct nations and how they fought and shaped the continent was enlightening. But Woodard, like most historians, goes off track the closer he gets to the present. His own “Yankeedom” ideals rear their head as he assumes that Progressive ideas, higher taxes, state run education, and climate change policies among others are the correct positions. His description of cutting taxes, school vouchers, and pushing back against unions are described as backwards or supporting the elites, without any consideration of the reverse policies being used to support elitism. I’d love to see more recent events described using this rival nations thesis by someone who is more well versed in the general corruption of centralized government and understands how the Federal Reserve has drastically affected American politics. Regardless, I would absolutely recommend this book and still believe it to be one the best American history books you could read. Thanks to @Gabe for the recommendation

I celebrated the Halvening by purchasing a Wagyu 1/2 cow from @KCCattleCompany 21% off by paying with #bitcoin But it’s more than the discount. It’s more than having a freezer full of high quality beef. It’s knowing I’m helping an American Veteran owned and operated cattle business fight back against the big corporations who manipulate the market and sell us inferior products. They fuck us with inflation and their “cure” is cheap shitty food We’re opting out and creating parallel economies, supply chains, and lines of communications #GetOnTheMission #bitcoin #nostr #beef

You heard @ODELL, his name is now LARRY FLINK That is the only way I will spell it now