/namibia/ - A New Homeland

I am going to start name-fagging boardwide from now on also.

I would provide you with all my research but it is mainly in my head…

I am assuming you people are Americans, so let me give you some context about the history of your once perfect country. I believe it was a little over 150 years ago, that you guys were still COMPLETELY dependant on industrial Hemp production. Literally all of your citizens HAD to grow hemp for the state, you could even use your Hemp material to pay your taxes! This was an absolutely beatiful system which I would like to return to, because it is a renewable resource which applications seem to have no end. All of our technological advances can be applied to this plant, there is almost nothing you cannot do with it. To name a few things you can produce with this plant:

-Bio-degradable plastic. Plastic bottles, bags and all other plastic stuff can be made from this. You don't even have to recycle it, you can literally use it as compost for your farms.
-Extremely tough plastic. Henry ford actually made a car made out of extremely tough Hemp plastic. He even claimed the impact strength of the material was >10 times stronger than steel, which is absolutely sick. The implications of this claim are ofcourse worth investigating. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=54vD_cPCQM8
-Extremely High grade paper(I believe some bibles from 100s of years ago were written down on this paper and it basically does not decay over time, very interesting) This would also remove the need for Wood processing for paper, good for the environment and you can use the wood you'd otherwise use for paper for other things.
-Food. you can make SO much with the seeds of the plant, ranging from extremely nutritious icecream high in essential amino acids and high grade protein that would otherwise be found in meat, to high protein bread, Protein-powder etc. etc. You americans actually produced a lot of foods in the 1960-70s I believe but I never heard anything about it currently(probably supressed).
-Cattle feed. The seeds of the plant should be pressed to obtain the oils inside of it, the pressed seeds can then be fed to your cattle which you should also breed on these Hemp farms. The cattle feed is extremely high grade.

MOST IMPORTANT PART:
-Bio-diesel. The hemp-oil pressed from the seeds can be used to produce bio-diesel. The diesel engine was designed to run on peanut oil and other food oils, but Diesel was used because it was cheap to produce out of oil. I believe that Hemp farms should also be used to produce this bio-fuel for power generation of the country, and to fuel diesel cars, trucks etc.
-Bio-ethanol. Same story as above but this bio-ethanol is derived from Cellulosic material, and let me tell you that there isn't a single other crop that is as high in cellulosic material as Hemp, it even approaches levels of 80%!!! which proves that it is the perfect plant for paper production. The cellulosic material is broken down with special enzymes which can then be turned into Ethanol. A Dutch company, DSM, is already doing this with agricultural waste(mostly corn, which is shit for this) in America, you should also apply this for your residual agricultural waste besides Hemp. Bio-ethanol can also be used to fuel cars and thus also for energy production.
-Hempcrete. Hempcrete is basically concrete made from hemp material which is mixed with glue and water. The Walls made with this concrete provide such good insulation, that you don't even need other materials beside that Hempcrete wall. The walls even absorb Carbon from CO2 and petrify into stone over time(this takes very long). They essentially act like a plant. They already made houses solely out of Hemp in the UK but again I haven't heard a lot about it anymore. The production methods require almost no machinery, which is a very nice thing for employees working on construction sites. The logistics are also way less compared to conventional methods. THE BEST PART ABOUT THIS MATERIAL: Your house literally can't be burned to the ground. It does NOT even catch fire as demonstarted in this vid: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FeW6kuZgPY4 just look at that shit that is fucking amazing. Other vid about Hempcrete: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GOZzXYgl7-s

Well I think that covers most of the important aspects you should probably exploit when trying to attempt this.

Pic is also related.

Why don't you guys go PaleoCon as a compromise between the NatSoc and the Libertarian factions on /pol/?

Can you put the rasberry pi link on your pastebin please? I think they are useful.

http://www.raspberrypi.org/

Thanks

Doesn't namibia sound too close to NAMBLA?

A while back some guy on kickstarter had this project to make a database with lots of DIY-like shit, but for industrial uses, like tractors and whatnot. We should also have something similar, accessible to every citizen of our mini-state through some form of authorization (like a chip in their IDs or something similar), with different levels of access based on their jobs and positions.

This should be our top priority, and have it organized before we even head out. It should be our colonial bible if you will. Think of how Wikipedia gives access to information from anywhere in the world, think of the Korean farmer's handbook created by Sejong which increased production and spread farming knowledge to shitty remote villages in the mountains, or if you will, the STCs of the Warhammer universe.

If we make a common effort, we should be easily able to organize everything efficiently, with a wiki-like interface in HTML, which is very easy to learn for the purposes of making a simple wiki. Everyone can contribute by plain text, and then someone else can put it in, otherwise. Communists also had something like this and published shitloads of worker's manuals and guides. I'm Romanian, and there's still an abundance of these books teaching everything from simple math to introductory engineering, and libraries occasionally give out the most battered and shitty volumes they have for people to take home. Check your local libraries to see if something like this exists on farming, or really, any other subject that is relevant to what we are trying to do. If you can contribute by translating or copying a couple of paragraphs each day, you'll be making slow progress, which multiplied by the hundreds will mean getting a technical handbook together sooner or later.

Ideally structured like a wiki of sorts, so it's easily navigable, we can also print them physically. I've worked for a publication during high school, and they would print them ridiculously cheap in China, something like 50 cents for 100 pages of plain text.

This is, I believe, the best way to spread information to our would-be colony. Ideally, it should help provide basic help as well as in-depth knowledge in farming, first aid, identifying plantlife, self defense and firearms.

Moreover, this will be our first actual achievement instead of discussing ideas - a database of our collective knowledge. It will mean getting off of our asses and working towards our goals, and paired with Latvia-bro's NGO it will give us some credibility.