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Instead of whining about the jews, lets get in their faces. Miller is doing it.

We should too. I for one, am looking into this. all the other assholes are gettin their way, why not us?

Amen to that, P.W.G. Man, there are millions of fed-up White folks out there who'll jump at the chance to vote for pro-White, anti-wetback candidates. And the ZOG'ling politicians know it. That's why they chose to go to court here in Missouri, rather than allow this one's name on the ballot. Proving they're terrified of voters having a pro-White choice.

It's much, much easier in most other states though, to get on the ballot.

In Mississippi for just one example, Jim Giles only had to get 200 signatures on a petition in order to get his name on the ballot, as an independant candidate for U.S. Congress. Takes 6,000 in Missouri.

Maybe starting off with getting some of our own onto local ballots and hopefully into office. Can you imagine the fun we could all have if we were on the local schoolboard? I've always felt that being involved with local issue & politics is agood thing because it can hopefully show others that we are decent people and not the deranged psychos, degenerates or criminals the jewmedia portays all White Nationalists as. I'm not on any local boards or anything but most of the people on 'em know me as a guy who volunteers to help out with different local projects such as cleanups and helping to plant rose bushes around the local veterans memorial and maintain it. They know me to be a lawabiding citizen who likes to work on his house and property and is polite & cordial to the neighbors. Thankfully there are almost no muds and I don't believe any kikes in my admittedly small city. Hopefully I can keep it that way.

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Amen to that, P.W.G. Man, there are millions of fed-up White folks out there who'll jump at the chance to vote for pro-White, anti-wetback candidates. And the ZOG'ling politicians know it. That's why they chose to go to court here in Missouri, rather than allow this one's name on the ballot. Proving they're terrified of voters having a pro-White choice.

It's much, much easier in most other states though, to get on the ballot.

In Mississippi for just one example, Jim Giles only had to get 200 signatures on a petition in order to get his name on the ballot, as an independant candidate for U.S. Congress. Takes 6,000 in Missouri.

In Virginia, getting on the ballot as an independent candidate for the office of US Senator, Governor, Lieutenant Governor or Attorney General (statewide offices) requires at least 10,000 signatures from qualified, registered voters, and at least 400 have to be from each congressional district. To run for the US House of Represenatatives as an independent candidate requires at least 1,000 signatures from registered, qualified voters in the district you are running in. The Virginia State Senate requires at least 250 signatures in your district. The Virginia House of Delegates requires at least 125 signatures in your district. From these numbers, I would think all of the above would be feasible/possible except maybe for any statewide office.

The Virginia GA made it harder after Rockwell's 65' run for Governor. Back then he paid a $100 fee and was on the ballot. Some Town Councils require zero signatures (based on town population).

You need suits, smiles and a new langauge. A new language because even the smallest things in life have been infused with multicultural propaganda, i.e. zoos are cruel and uncivilised but mixing up the species and letting them rip each other apart in the wild is the height of civilisation.

I have actually given some thought to running for office, but I am not all that savvy when it comes to politics. I know someone else who is, though. I think I am a better organizer than a spokesperson for our race. I would be good at helping with the signature gathering and other behind-the-scenes work involved in running for office. Oh, I am a fair writer, but not a very good speaker. I wish I lived near Glenn so I could help with his campaign, although I know he will do well because if there is one thing Glenn can do it is run his mouth:D. Of course, he can back it up too. There is this saying-"If you can do it, it ain't bragging." That's Glenn: he CAN do it, and HAS done it for years, so whatever he says, it's fact, not bullshit. He leaves the BS to the ZOG puppet politicians.

If there was a racially conscious White man OR White woman in my area that would run for office, I would gladly donate my time and effort to help their campaign, as long as that campaign focused on race as the predominant theme.

Based on this interview I was listening to, the simplest thing to do is just be a write in candidate and use the opportunity as a platform from which to run the equal access ads on the radio. Forget about signatures and being anything other than a write-in for right now; you'd spend all your advertising money just getting on the ballot.

http://www.iamthewitness.com/DarylBradfordSmith_Jim-Condit-14Aug2006.html Jim Condit plays some sample ads on Daryl Smith's show and gives you the basic rules of the game.

The important thing is to target a city, sponsor someone and have people donate money for ads (with an accounting of that money visible on this board). Winning will not be possible in the beginning, because your competition will be running tons of TV ads most likely and will have a mail campaign and all that. But it's a start and I would assume that if we can raise several thousand for this paper, we should be able to raise maybe $1,000 to target ads for an agreed-upon candidate.

Since Rounder is already on the ballot, we could start with him, if that isn't already being done.

If you pick a big city, you have more overall impact, but a smaller market might be more receptive to the message and cheaper on the ads.

I have actually given some thought to running for office, but I am not all that savvy when it comes to politics. I know someone else who is, though. I think I am a better organizer than a spokesperson for our race. I would be good at helping with the signature gathering and other behind-the-scenes work involved in running for office. Oh, I am a fair writer, but not a very good speaker. I wish I lived near Glenn so I could help with his campaign, although I know he will do well because if there is one thing Glenn can do it is run his mouth:D. Of course, he can back it up too. There is this saying-"If you can do it, it ain't bragging." That's Glenn: he CAN do it, and HAS done it for years, so whatever he says, it's fact, not bullshit. He leaves the BS to the ZOG puppet politicians.

If there was a racially conscious White man OR White woman in my area that would run for office, I would gladly donate my time and effort to help their campaign, as long as that campaign focused on race as the predominant theme.

The person Ironguard refers to would make an excellent candidate for office. How many WNs do you know of that would make a sitting Governor duck into an elevator to escape the wrath of said WN? Public speaking takes lots of practice. I'm not a gifted public speaker but I have done so on occasion. Ironguard shouldn't sell himself short. I was in Farmville back in April and he did a pretty good job with the media and a few locals. Hey, if I decide to run for office as a open WN I might be looking for a place to seek political asylum. I've thought about running a pro-Southern campaign using the Rebel flag on literature and ads. That would drive the SCV and the niggers mad. I'll keep your offer of help in mind.:box:

Anyone that wants to improve their public speaking or just get over the fear of it in a very short time can find their local Toastmasters meeting and go participate.

You can find these groups in your local paper's event section. I know I've seen one for Cumming and they should be available in most towns.

It's just a group of other adults that all share a fear of public speaking. You go to a meeting, they give you an assignment for a speech and you stand up and give it.

They say the fear of public speaking exceeds the fear of death in most people. When you get up in front of people for the first time, your knees shake and your mind panics. But after a minute or so, you find your courage and regain your composure and continue on. After that initial fear subsides, it can even become enjoyable.

Practicing a speech in front of the mirror beforehand does help, as does arriving to the event early, standing at the podium to review your notes, visualizing the crowd out there listening. If you do these two things, by the time you get called up for the real speech, you will be relatively calm and prepared, even enthusiastic. When you reach that point of enthusiasm, your audience automatically connects with your message. They respond to your confidence.