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2021-06-03 03:30:21 Remember to use this master post that is always pinned. Go back and re-read key tenets of important revolutionary books such as:

• SIEGE
• WAR OF THE FLEA
• INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY AND ITS FUTURE (new)

with plenty of more to come Open / Comment

2021-06-03 03:04:44 Industrial Society and Its Future
[TOP TENETS]

1. Mental health in modern society is defined largely by how well an individual behaves according to its oppressive rules

2. Revolutionaries should have as many kids as possible since there is scientific evidence that ideology is largely inherited

3. The human race with technology is just like an alcoholic with a barrel of wine

4. There are too many laws and legal procedures to fight against so it is much more logical to just start all over through a revolution

5. Once a revolutionary fever has taken hold of a society people are willing to undergo unlimited hardships for the sake of their revolution

6. We must work to heighten the social stresses of the system so a break down can occur and a revolution can be made possible

7. Society does not cure the root problems which cause our psychological suffering, they merely give us more ways to mask the pain

8. History is made by active determined minorities that lead the blind masses by the hand to victory

9. Permanent changes to a degenerate society can only be brought about by a revolution and by revolutionaries who are prepared to face death to see it become successful

10. The bigger the system grows the more people will become dependent to it and will therefore die when the lights are cut off. So better to collapse it now than later

11. Revolutionaries should avoid taking political power until society collapses and the people responsible for the collapse are clearly known to the masses. The revolutionaries will then be justified in the eyes of the masses to to sieze power

12. To many of us, fighting to the death for freedom and dignity is more important than living a long painless life. Besides, we all have to die someday

13. The fact is that human thoughts and feelings can be scientifically manipulated through endless propaganda. You are not immune to propaganda

14. The two main tasks for revolutionaries is to promote social chaos to collapse the system while presenting a new replacement ideology to restore order

15. Social chaos is good but in order for society to collapse the chaos must be between the people and the system, not between the groups of people themselves Open / Comment

2021-06-02 00:27:11 People who disavow guerrilla warfare or accelerationism because it “goes against National Socialism” have never truly read Mein Kampf

In Mein Kampf: Volume II, Chapter XV, Hitler speaks of resorting to German resistance in the Ruhr, which France was unjustly occupying during the time Hitler wrote this excerpt

Hitler elaborates that a peaceful resistance by the Germans could be crushed in a matter of days if the French chose, so the attempt of peaceful resistance would only be logical if it was backed up by the personnel who had the will to wage a violent guerrilla warfare against the occupying French if need be, so that the French would be “treading on thorns” during their occupation with the ultimate goal of having the French forfeit the Ruhr

Hitler understood all stages of a revolution very well, including waging an illegal war against the regime of oppression Open / Comment

2021-06-01 18:26:53 "The urban guerrillas in Afghanistan were never strong enough to capture a city, but their constant raids and ambushes created a siege mentality among the inhabitants and diverted large numbers of soldiers from the main battle for control of the countryside. "

Night Stalkers and Mean Streets- Afghan Urban Guerrillas by Lester W. Grau Open / Comment

2021-06-01 17:17:40 An excellent short 14 page read that puts our Accelerationist ideology into a mathematical equation, that can give a realistic gauge of a societies trajectory towards either growth or collapse while using historical examples such as Rome

https://www.ecoshock.org/transcripts/greer_on_collapse.pdf Open / Comment

2021-05-31 03:07:20 Chapter 16 of Fry the Brain shows that a completely untrained individual, with the right drive and initiative sparked by hatred of tyrants can become a finely tuned killing machine right under the enemy's noses and can then, in turn, create dozens more just like him, who go on to do the exact same thing.

Train now so you can create more leaders and men who fully grasp 4GW in the future so that the cycle never ceases until we achieve total liberation from the kike system. Open / Comment

2021-05-30 23:44:43 "Any kind of social conflict helps to destabilize the system, but one should be careful about what kind of conflict one encourages.

The line of conflict should be drawn between the mass of the people and the power-holding elite of industrial society (politicians, scientists, upper-level business executives, government officials, etc.).

It should NOT be drawn between the revolutionaries and the mass of the people."

- Ted Kaczynski
(Industrial Society and Its Future: stanza 190)
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2021-05-29 05:13:09 “It is thus more potent, as well as more economical, to disarm the enemy than to attempt his destruction by hard fighting. For the 'mauling' method entails not only a dangerous cost in exhaustion but the risk that chance may determine the issue. A strategist should think in terms of paralyzing, not of killing. Even on the lower plane of warfare, a man killed is merely one man less, whereas a man unnerved is a highly infectious carrier of fear, capable of spreading an epidemic of panic. On a higher plane of warfare, the impression made on the mind of the opposing commander can nullify the whole fighting power that his troops possess. And on a still higher plane, psychological pressure on the government of a country may suffice to cancel all the resources at its command so that the sword drops from a paralysed hand.”

The Strategy of Indirect Approach by B. H. Liddel Hart
Pg. 298, stanza 3 Open / Comment

2021-05-29 01:31:58 "Societies have been able to push people only up to certain limits.

When the limit of human endurance has been passed, things start going wrong: rebellion, or crime, or corruption, or evasion of work, or depression and other mental problems, or an elevated death rate, or a declining birth rate or something else,

so that either the society breaks down, or its functioning becomes too inefficient and it is (quickly or gradually, through conquest, attrition or evolution) replaced by some more efficient form of society."

- Ted Kaczynski
(Industrial Society and Its Future: stanza 143)
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