/namibia/ - A New Homeland

BEFORE anything major is started, we need to carefully video the area we plan to go for.
We need proof of the treaties, ownership of the land, footage of the agreements, we need proof of the hostile environment and the lack of anybody in the area.
This is because eventually
>youknowwho.nose
will launch their slander and offense against us. They will agitate the local, peaceful and separated Namibians against us. To avoid war/desolation/massacres, we need to be prepared for information warfare from the very beginning. Most of us are largely red pilled, but common folk in Namibia are not and won't be. We need proof that we are not invaders of 'their' land; but rather, the new, legitimate owners of land that was interesting to no one prior to us; land that was wasteland before us, and that they would be stealing from us, not the other way around. Our eventual capital/tax base and education will make any segregation from the state difficult.
>We will want autonomy if not independence, right?

That said, we will all need to learn self defense, leadership traits, survival traits… Portion of us, if not all, should learn a Namibian language for trade and diplomacy.