/camac/ - CAMAC

Yep, I'm still lurking. I've been considering where our energy should be focused on. Instead of creating a single independent community, we could promote nationwide independence. We could support agricultural values, freer trade, natural living and stronger communities amongst the whole country, or even world. My original intention with this project was to have an escape plan for when the federalist/globalist entanglement collapses, but I think that our time would be more well spent if we promoted independence on a larger scale.

Regardless of how much power the Western governments have, there's one thing that definitely needs to be fixed. They're trying to flip the whole system on its head. The federal government is the most powerful, it is above the state government, which is above the local government. That's the wrong way around. They're forcing us to depend on them by creating a more centralized society, and soon their will be one world government that has jurisdiction over all people. We need to fix the hierarchical system and rebuild the natural order, where the individual person is first, then the family, then the local government, then the state government, and lastly, the federal government.

We need to decentralize our society before it's too late. Government is not God.

>>109

hang in there bruz there is slow movement on the surface but many lurkers

as for a wider promotion of these ideas; i would recommend simply evangelizing country towns

>>109

I still lurk as well but I am busy with other things right now

WORLD BIBLES DOWNLOADS FOLDER!!!!!!!!

http://www.mediafire.com/?0oogk3y3rrqsk

The project is currently stagnant, which will continue until someone is willing to invest their time and money… People won't be motivated to start something like this until things start to noticeably fall apart. For now, we will be waiting and watching.

If you're interested in Russian Orthodoxy you should go visit one of their churches! Use australianchurches.net or churchfinder.com.au/find-my-church

I don't speak for the project. I am an Aussie who will be moving to rural Tassie in the next few years with or without these good folk. I know of others who are doing the same.

Here's an excerpt from the manifesto:

In Genesis 10 we read about Noah’s sons: Shem, Ham, and Japheth. In the 17th century, Isidore of Seville published historical work asserting that the European people of today descended from Japheth – this idea is still accepted today among historians.

“The sons of Japheth: Gomer, Magog, Madai, Javan, Tubal, Meshech, and Tiras. The sons of Gomer: Ashkenaz, Riphath, and Togarmah. The sons of Javan: Elishah, Tarshish, Kittim, and Dodanim. From these the coastland peoples spread in their lands, each with his own language, by their clans, in their nations.”(Genesis 10:2-5) We believe in the sovereignty of our lands, languages, clans and nations. Furthermore, we believe that each and every people deserve the same. “These are the clans of the sons of Noah, according to their genealogies, in their nations”(Genesis 10:32) We believe that individual genealogies belong to individual nations, and we believe that the preservation of these genealogies is a human right. My preference to live with my kinsmen in my community is the same as my preference to live with my brothers in my house.

>>28

To add to this we read in Genesis 6:2-4 the first mention of race mixing:

https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Genesis+6%3A2-4&version=KJV

The patristic understanding of this verse is that the "sons of God" were the children of Seth and the "daughters of men" were the children of Cain (the first murderer). This mixing of races began the corruption of mankind that ended with the flood and Noah's ark.

>>42

added

>>42

>Sons of God were children of Seth

>Not fallen angels

>>97

The Orthodox faith reveres its Saints and their teachings. Modern revisionism is discarded when it clashes with the teachings of the Saints

By confronting heresy, reading the Bible, studying history and looking to tradition.

It's difficult to organize a pan-Christian movement due to doctrinal conflict, but there are many things that we can agree upon as traditionalists. The good thing about this movement is that lukewarm doctrines are unlikely to conflict with the truly faithful ones, since lukewarm people are unlikely to care enough to join us.

>>101

How do you deal with the heretics?

>>102

I'm not opposed to hunting but I have no practical experience yet

>>103

How come that you didn't shoot a gun before?

>>90

Yes I can

>>91

How many languages do you speak?

>>98

I am disappointed.

I live just outside of Merimbula, 2550, NSW.

This area would probably not be high on your list (sinful neighbors, expensive property) but please let me know if you are in the area.

Would mormons be allowed?

>>92

we should focus on setting up something

if you build it; they will come

>>89

Unfortunately not, as mentioned in the pinned post: "modernists are excluded". This project is for Trinitarian Christians

North Tasmania sounds really good

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bible_Belt#Australia

>There is a section of south-eastern Queensland comprising the towns of Laidley, Gatton and Toowoomba which is referred to as the Bible belt. In Tasmania, the North-Western portion of the state is regarded in this context.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scottsdale,_Tasmania

>Scottsdale is a town in the north-east of Tasmania, Australia.

>Scottsdale is a relatively Anglo-Saxon community, with the largest groups of foreign-born locals being from the United Kingdom, New Zealand and Italy. 72% of the population identifies as Christian.

>Scottsdale voters showed their conservatism compared to other Tasmanian towns when they gave the Liberal candidate at the 2004 Federal election, Michael Ferguson, 61.72% of their vote on a two-party preferred basis.

http://tasmaniantimes.com/index.php?/article/state-of-homophobia/

>Tasmania’s North West Coast was found to be one of the country’s most homophobic regions with almost 50% of respondents believing homosexuality is immoral and homosexual adoption wrong.

http://www.tasmanianirrigation.com.au/uploads/docs/TI_NE_Presentation_Final.pdf

>Highly suited to livestock production for both meat and dairy as well as and vegetable production both fresh and processed

>Highly fertile, free draining soil types that are manageable for a range of enterprises

You need to be prepared for snow in inland tas, but I would prefer snow and great rainfall over drought prone areas

>>18

>most conservative state in Australia

You realise it's the stronghold of the Greens party right?

>American using the word 'we'

Fuck off mate, it's going to be hard enough to find willing, sane, christian wannabee homesteaders without indulging in your autism and requiring all members to learn your shitty, little known language as well.

>>77

Think long term you mong, besides if you don't want americans in your citcle jerk i can just not post anymore, I mean its not like this board needs my traffic eh

>>77

All Christians are welcome

flag obviously needs to use southern cross

>>66

That could actually work quite well…

Worth thinking about at least.

>>68

It would be good to have potatoes, cabbage and beetroot.

Why do we have to add the saint before the first name?

>>33

Fuck，that’d get you a decent sized farm in the riverina and enough to build with.

How are you guys planning on handling the legal side of all this?

If one guy has $500,000 to contribute he'd be insane to give it over to some group which he could be outvoted on.

But if he keeps control of the money and outright owns any land bought with it, he would basically become your king and everyone else would be living there on his sufferance.

>>38

I'd rather clear hierarchy and leadership over SJW-tier talking sticks and endless UN style assemblies where consensus is never reached and nothing is ever decided upon or resolved.

I have $600k to work with [i]and[/i] I was thinking about starting my own self sufficient homestead to ride out the incoming happenings. But I can't work with you guys because I'm a heathen, it would have been interesting though.

By the way, how much land do you guys intend to buy, I'm curious.

>>71

A few Australian Heathens are keeping track of CAMACs progress.

If interested in working with Australian Heathens I recommend making a thread on https://8ch.net/asatru/