34018f No.5077
You there, anon. State you profession.
It seems we have enormous amounts of information to cover. Please write your tag name and pick a topic to study for the purpose of Namibia!
- Geology/Drilling
- Water/Desalination
- Military/Self Defense
- Namibian Law
- International Law/Foreign Affairs
- Home Care/Gardening
- Business/Finance
- European History
- Mathematics
- Chemistry
- Agriculture
- Journalism
- Fitness and Nutrition
- Theology
Extra Stuff
- Hunting in Namibia, Small Arms
- Planes, Hangars, Jet Fuels
- Legal system in Namibia for weaponry, corporations
- Building a dock, tugboats, an import/export business in Africa
- How to desalinate water, how to drill for water, purify water, store water, and possibly sell water as a brand
- Timeline of the general fall of the West
- Study of the Torah and Judaism
- Management, general labor and construction
- Military organization
Many more to be listed.
Simply write your tagname, and pick something to study for like twenty hours for the next two weeks.
Thank you.
b4570d No.5078
>>5077>- European Historyhistorian here. why european history? i'd say namibian/african/colonial history.
And that's what I'll do.
bc2abd No.5079
>>5077>Namibian Law I am studying a Law Degree, and want to end up as a Lawyer in the UK. I know nothing of Namibian Law, but I feel like I have the right skills to prosper.
>TheologyI am a Lay Theologian and am very interested in Christian theology. I feel that Christianity is part of the necessary framework of any Western society, and that knowledge of the bible is something that we should all aspire to.
34018f No.5080
>>5078Fucking tag name bro?
Names, names, names?
>>5079Name?
68c9a5 No.5081
>>5077This'll be my pick
Namibian Law
and with the extra
Timeline and Fall of the west
c0537f No.5083
>>5077I would be interested in studying about water and possibly the torah and Judaism
b4570d No.5085
>>5080can you explain european history first, you impulsive dick.
c0537f No.5087
>>5083My name is superdog
b4570d No.5090
>>5085because honestly, every historian in the world already knows everything about european history.
37d6ed No.5091
>>5078>MicrobiologyAlso general agriculture dude cuz I'm Irish
34018f No.5092
>>5087GUYS, FUCKING NAMES
f0d1e6 No.5097
>>5077>JournalismCurrently taking a media class, and studying on my own how to properly spread the word about our cause through art, videos, powerpoints, etc.
f0d1e6 No.5101
>>5077>Journalismtaking a media class right now and studying ways to properly spread the word about our cause through art, videos, powerpoints, etc
c0537f No.5103
>>5092ok sorry m8 didn't want to give away my anonymity at first
f0d1e6 No.5104
>>5097>>5101sorry, flooded
24d3e6 No.5112
>>5077>Fitness and NutritionI'll whip you neckbeards into shape.
8a1ba8 No.5123
I'm a handyman, so I'll learn a lot of things as I go, as for specifics for the next 2 weeks…
Military/Self Defense
Why not.
4e56aa No.5130
Gonna try to study Namibian wildlife and what we can hunt.
f6286d No.5132
wtf
6d86a3 No.5155
just irc niggas in here?
>planes, hangers, jet fuel
seems interesting enough. Let us report back what we have learned
651999 No.5158
I'm still a student.
I study Linguistics & Japanese and a bit of Korean.
Probably not very useful unless I was required to conduct Int. Relations.
I studied Biochemistry and Human Physiology in college though.
>- Hunting in Namibia, Small Arms
>- International Law/Foreign Affairs
>- Agriculture
These sound good.
622717 No.5159
Im in the army right now. I install and repair radios and communication security equipment. I plan on getting some experience in psyops or civil affairs. I am pretty interested in this
75664b No.5160
Agriculture/Livestock
From what I have seen, land near keetsmanshoop is able to sustain herds of goat/sheep
622717 No.5161
>>5159My bad forgot name. Uh I'm tdying to get as much training as I can out of the military. Im Trained in thermal sights so far. I know how to solder and fix basically all electronics if I have a Tm
384a05 No.5162
>>5077I guess I'll be this.
I guess I could research laws and weaponry/self defense. Honestly, it's not America, so I don't know what you're expecting to hear other than we better just hope we don't get attacked by nigglenogs.
0eddca No.5165
56373c No.5175
>tfw compsci and physics
de04dd No.5203
Studying for accounting/finance degree, although engineering experience in calculus (as if that'll ever be fucking helpful)
Construction/carpentry experience, if that's more helpful to the community
42e216 No.5212
>caeser is a pseudo nameMusician and aptitude for history. like
>>3675 said about the last two posts
68c9a5 No.5250
Also, someone should collect some resources on Afrikaans and Afrikaner people, to know the local whites and their language
34018f No.5338
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37d6ed No.5365
>>5338Yo Constantine, potatofarmer here.
Put me down for agriculture.
02b136 No.5369
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I'm In school studying zoology, entomology, arachnology and herpetology. Ive have also been stung and bitten by quite a few animals in my time so I know how to treat things like scorpion stings or spider bites.
f934b2 No.5386
Science and Technology / Aerospace Engineering undergrad.
21 y/o.
I'm probably not going on the first wave, since i'm traveling to the jewnited states for a 1 year studying program (starts in august).
I'm willing to spend some thousands until i go to Namibia.
I'm a non muslim lebanese btw, not sure if i'm welcome.
(i live in Brazil, sorry about my english)
2aa877 No.5393
>forcing name
fine.
I am Lovanii and I will study african and colonial history, this relates to european history too.
43835d No.5446
I study Chinese/English (i'm italian) so I can try to conduct international relations but i'm not sure
Foreign Affairs or Agriculture for me
447c6f No.5450
>- Study of the Torah and Judaism
Why is this a thing? are we creating another israel or what?
34018f No.5463
>>5450To shill almost as hard as you can.
ad90e3 No.5479
>>5450You gotta know your enemies, anon.
bd884e No.5500
>>5446>another italian in the projectnice.
anyway italian 22 M studying math. can do programming.
>implying we won't be all rock lifters for years before being able to do anything. 04fe6c No.5555
>>5077Namibian Law.
Military/Self Defence
f6c3c5 No.5559
I'm studying chemistry in uni ATM, so I have relevant skills in many fields.
But personally, I like physical labor.
02b136 No.5614
>>5369Did a quick jewgle search for some of the snakes, spiders and scorpions it looks like you guys should find someone to get anti venom as well there are quite a few Elapidae mostly cobras but coral snakes as well as a few vipers. also the infamous six eyed sand spider seems to live in the area these guys are the 2nd most deadly spider in the world and there is no anti venom.
a16fad No.5803
>>5077I'm in Information Technology and work part time in the reserves. I am also a student training to be a code monkey and operate an e-commerce side business on amazon.
I'll tackle
- Business/Finance
and also look into
- Water/Desalination.
I was looking at those F Cube modules, but for their price, making our own solar distillery for desalination is more cost effective. To produce even 50 - 100 gallons of water per day, it would cost $12,000 USD for those F-Cubed models.
As for business, I'll try to pick apart Namibia's GDP by sector and see where the money goes, how difficult it is to get a small business loan, etc.
88dc82 No.5810
Wouldn't happen to have needs for a programmer, would you?
0b9c54 No.5821
Military/Self-Defense (experience)
Chemistry (pursuing B.S.)
Fitness/Nutrition (Will fat shame)
a7fd00 No.5836
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Small Arms (Trained)
Agriculture and Livestock (Trained, but not for Namibian conditions)
Water Desalination (Trained)
Also OP you forgot Energy Production. I used to install Green energy equipment and the conditions in Namibia would be ideal for solar panel arrays which in turn can power ground pumps for water, desalination equipment and crop feed/water distribution equipment.
Telecommunications equipment in a remote area would be a challenge though. It would be satellite uplink subscriptions or nothing. Welcome back to Australia in 1995.
47dc8a No.5837
>yfw you're not good at any of these things
>but you can
>yknow
>cheer them on
>from your computer
the reason shit like this is planned and never happens is because a) no actual desire to flee your home country and b) information-age youths can play a mean game of splinter cell but have no idea when to harvest red corn or how to replace a broken window.
ever heard of the Sandhills? it's an area in nebraska that stretches for over 30 miles, nothing but hilly prairie peppered with small lakes.
looks like the end of the fucking world. it went utterly unsettled by any native american tribe for thousands and thousands of years because there's nothing to fucking eat. the soil is so horrendously shitty that modern-day farmers with industrial fertilizers, electricity and irrigation can't get a single potato to grow in the sand-clogged deathbed that stretches from Scottsbluff to O'Neil. freedmen struggled to irrigate acres of tobacco, cotton and peaches, then just left for actual cities like Omaha and Lincoln to construct toilets and circuit boxes when it didn't work. the few people who do remain either break their back keeping plots of maize alive or ranch. and the population continues to drop today, right now, because people are going "fuck it" and driving to Denver or Wichita. if they can't eke out a living what chance do people like us have in the fucking african desert?
pic related.
a7fd00 No.5843
>>5837You make a pyramid farm and house it.
That way you protect the crops from UV radiation, sand, wind and wildlife. you set up a feed system inside the pyramid with the pump at the top with irrigation canals leading down to a reservoir at the bottom to ensure no water is wasted. The real problem is money for materials, but it's completely doable.
Was that so hard to fathom? Rather than try to grow things in the shitty soil you simply develop the land and build an artificial farm on top of it using good soil. You don't adapt the environment to suit you, you adapt to suit the environment. That shit is grade school agriculture/world studies.
8d3271 No.5844
>>5803>>5803>that truck>stock suspension >stock wheels>smokestacks >SMOKESTACKSFucking triggered
==I FUCKING HATE SMOKESTACKS== 47dc8a No.5854
>>5843>because we're going to import dozens of sacks of soil 34018f No.5864
>>5837I live close to there.
And I know the sandhills.
It's absolute shit. But guess what, we're not going to the desert. We're going to a Sahara in the South.
8e487f No.5883
>Home Care/Gardening
i've been researching the diets of the native people of arid regions like mexico and the middle east to find out what we could possible grow over there and will continue to do so
aaac63 No.5895
Mathematics i suppose, im studying mechanical engineering at the moment
ccce5d No.5901
>>5854>Implying you have to import it>Implying you can't buy from Namibians>Implying the superior spending power of the dollar won't get you lodse-soilWhile I would prefer black soil, anything fertile enough will work. If it's not blown by the winds constantly and has the right composition, you can grow shit in it.
a9bab1 No.7085
Chemical Engineering with strong emphasis in biotechnology, genetic engineering, and bioprocessing. Also took some mechanical engineering courses.
Graduating this year so no experience outside of an internship that was with a smaller company that was still in Development stage with a new piece of equipment. Said piece of equipment might be useful, the project I was working on with it dealt with improving the first stages of the gold refining process (Can't legally describe it for 2 more years after this June).
I was also fairly active in Boy Scouts (USA) in high school, especially the outdoors stuff, don't know if that will help. I also home brew beer, which sadly might be my greatest contribution to the project.
a9bab1 No.7087
>>5854>>5901Also, the Haber-Bosch process to make ammonium based products, including fertilizer
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haber_process
>inb4 Haber was a jewya, but his process works
ceb7d8 No.7117
>>7085Hello fellow engineer, future colleague here.
I plan to graduate ChemE. too, I'm glad to see we're getting some engineers in here, god knows we'll need as many as we can get.
b0622a No.7147
if namibia would like to be glorious christendom I have connections to a bishop would would ordain me, I could become a Catholic priest for it (I saw theoloGOY listed)
b3edd8 No.7153
>>7147You know I have this idea that I'm working on where West Namibia would be divided into three states (similar to the more independent pre-Lincoln states) under a "federal union" where we have a national socialist state, a paleocon state, a libertarian state and a Christian theocracy state.
My only issue is how to we keep the union by not having these states eventually want to break off and make a tiny nation into several micronations…
b3edd8 No.7154
>>5837I figure we could always have Windhoek be our bunker, there's already plenty of Whites there.
It's not like we're going to Western Sahara, there is some civilization there.
b3edd8 No.7155
>>7153*three states
I meant three or more.
318435 No.7200
>>5077>Service industryshit tier I know but it's a bit hard to get a decent job when
underageI know a little bit about Islam, though.
c6559a No.7212
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>profession
Commercial entertainment/special event liability insurance.
Went to school for a business management or finance degree and ended up doing this instead.
>other applicable business skills
Direct sales of services, marketing, management.
>other useful skills
NRA distinguished expert, certified rifle instructor, competative precision rifle shooter, certified rifle team coach/spotter/scourer.
c6559a No.7214
>>7212I can also grow some amazing bud and smugle south african mandrax back to the US at $120 a pill.
4bb43e No.7216
>>7214Read the sticky fag, no illegal stuff. I'm fairly sure smuggling and growing some bud is illegal in Namibia. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
148f89 No.7244
>>5077I'm studying for a masters in mechanical engineering and a possible bachelor in political science; it is currently just a minor.
I collect and practice with firearms.
I also have a certification in Broadcast Sound Engineering specifying with the programs Pro Tools 8 LE and Final Cut.
6d530e No.7824
Writer, 3D modeler, know photoshop, and a little graphic design, and a bit of CSS and HTML. All of which I imagine are useless for the early stages of the community since it relies on computers, or the internet.
More basic skills: Eagle scout, though I haven't used most of the skill in years, and had a problem with the knots that wasn't the square knot.
-I can start a fire without matches with flint and steel, and can start a fire with a magnifying glass.
-Basic camp craft.
-I can use a shovel.
36b78c No.7825
>>5077I'm 15, so I can't really go anywhere, but if I do…
I would really like to pursue a career in both finance/business and architecture, so I guess I can help you guys with both of them.
y u no have architecture
76cd24 No.7852
Computer Engineering student with an interest in Mechanical, Civil, and Electrical. Basic innawoods skills. Interested (somewhat knowledgable) in political theory and law as well.
765115 No.7914
I'm a history teacher. If it makes you feel better, I can totally make a history class showing why Hitler did nothing wrong, with well cited sources everywhere.
b95d62 No.8082
Civil Engineer.
I am currently studying this at Uni.