I've been thinking about this topic for a long time, ever since I found /k/ a decade or so back on 4ch. The talk of "going innawoods" was fun, invigorating even, but it never really clicked, so to speak, until I took the red pill and awakened to our bleak reality and found the light of National Socialism. It all came to a head when I read the works of GLR; WLP, JM, and others. It is clear that the decadence of modern society and the dependence is creates in the average person are one of the greatest obstacles to the liberation of our race. Similarly, the surveilance and economic apparatus of the System poses a terrible risk to the security of revolutionary operations, given how many criminals and spies are brought down not by James Bond gadgets but by simple mistakes and clerical anomalies that create a paper trail. There's also an ideological angle behind the creation of this thread besides all the practical considerations, as we claim to reject the System, its values and tenets, it would be remiss of us to remain dependent upon it. Likewise, it'd be harder for anyone in our ranks to fall back into the System's clutches when there's an option for living outside of it, another way to lead one's life. I'm going to make it clear that I'm not advocating just retreating from society and for all of us to become hermits, as that would be ineffectual in the long run. There's only so many hiding places and there's only so long one can hide from the world before it knocks at one's door. The System must be overthrown, but in the meantime we must prepare ourselves to shield our ranks against it, and to offer as few opportunities for it to sink its barbs into us as possible. This is about opsec, healthier living, and building the foundations of a new world.
To do that, we must make a list of the critical necessities we require for this purpose.
>Living space
A large part of the average people's unwillingness to act against their circumstances, much less strike at the System, is that they're too exhausted with working themselves to death on the jewish hamster wheel that is our economy, grinding day in and day out to scrape a meager living in overpriced living spaces and pay monstrous taxes that leave little time or resources for anything else besides trying to numb themselves with hedonistic pleasures. To say nothing of the catastrophic effect on the human psyche that result from living in a noisy, filthy, decaying, polluted, nigger-infested, crime-ridden urban hellhole. Therefore, it is a priority to find and build living spaces in which our people can live, grow, prosper and thrive. Small properties in the countryside are an obvious first choice. Abandoned structures in remote locations and self-built bunkers in the wilderness are also valid choices. A problem I can foresee is that isolated bunkers work well for small cells of revolutionaries but not for actual communities, let alone large ones. Compounding matters is that a known and publicly visible isolated community opens itself up to attack by the System on any flimsy pretext (as we all saw in Waco). I don't have a ready solution for this problem, but discussion is welcome.
>Food
Indispensable for human subsistence for any length of time. As we can all see food prices continue a perennial climb and people struggle more and more to afford groceries and thus work themselves to death on the hamster wheel, it is imperative for us to procure and cultivate our own food. Farms where we can grow our own vegetables and raise our own cattle are the obvious choice, though with the caveat that they require open spaces visible from th outside, and likewise open thsemvles to the System's predations. We should discuss alternatives to these activities, as a precaution in case they fail us.
>Water
Another indispensable necessity for human living, not just for human consumption but for hygiene and other purposes. We've long known that the System holds a near-monopoly on water sources, and on top of fleecing the citizenry for the right to it, said water is laden with fluoride and industrial waste when it isn't downright toxic to the human organism (as we can see from the ongoing decades-long debacle at Flint and others). Therefore, scouting and procuring sources of water outside the System's surveilance and control is imperative, as is researching and developing techniques for its purification and safe storage.
>Power
Technically not critical but still highly important, as we'll need electricity for multiple purposes in our efforts against the system. Heating, manufacturing, communications, and yes, computer systems. We won't get anywhere if the System can shut our power off because we're connected to its grid, failing and crumbling though it is. Therefore, we must constantly research and develop forms of power generation off the grid.