Carrying signs?

Short answer: The thinking's already been done, we need warm, conscious bodies, not advice.

Long answer: Among our core group are two practicing attorneys. As I understand it from them, any group of people carrying pre-made, political-type signs within city limits, will inevitably be considered a public demonstration, which requires previously issued permits and all the subsequent hassles of dealing with the "authorities". Furthermore, considering the past history of how the city of Annapolis has handled "politically incorrect" demonstrations, the intended audience would be kept well away from the "demonstrators", thereby negating any possible interaction/benefits. Thus, signs are not practical for our purposes. The thinking's already been done, we need warm, conscious bodies, not advice. There is no need to unnecessarily complicate or second-guess such a relatively simple free speech exercise as this. There is no designated "leader" here, just a spontaneous assemblage of citizens who happen to be wearing the same t-shirts and who happen to pause to watch a Navy parade. There is no requirement to buy "trinkets" from any website, a $10 purchase, or no purchase, will not make or break any 12 year old WN business. There isn't even any reference to any trinket websites in this thread, save for the link to youtube.com, and they sell no trinkets, sorry.
As the title of this thread suggests, this is only a solicitation for like-minded Folk to show up for and watch a 15 minute parade, nothing else. Not rocket science.

No need for any big, antagonizing response. It was just a suggestion. You easily could have thrown in the bit about your local laws and been done with it.

In view of your overly harsh, anti-freedom laws, than I'd say you're absolutely correct in your approach. Good luck finding more locals to stand with you.

Once again this year I'll be there in spirit, Colonel. I'm entirely too far from there to make it in person. Plus, I'd be pleased to make your acquaintance.
All good luck and success to the Kameradschaft!
These young sailors need to be on OUR side.

I'm not in a good position to criticize or suggest much, since I'm not participating, but I hope you guys will one day include the Liberty in your demonstration.

I'd likely come stand there if I didn't live 1000 miles away. I'm glad to see someone doing this.

Still, why not the USS Liberty? I don't know exactly what these students are taught, but surely they study naval history and are not totally unfamiliar with the attack on our Liberty. Even if their knowledge of the incident is only very general, they will at least recognize the name and know it's specific to US Naval history. If they haven't been taught much about it, they might be made curious when seeing civilian demonstrators showing concern over an incident that directly effected the military branch they serve in. A false-flag incident like that attack is fascinating to anyone who learns about it, and I think future naval officers would take even more interest for obvious reasons. If they don't know much, they might want to learn more. Some future captain or admiral may think of the incident when he witnesses a strange incident taking place, or when he has to make a crucial split-second decision.

You could say same about "is 'israel' worth it", but the Liberty incident is going to be closer to their hearts if they know about it. Men of the US Navy were sacrificed by and for our government and its masters in the middle east. A direct and shameless attack by "israel".

I'm not an expert in demonstration or propaganda but I suspect you are right about the "one" message, at least in most cases. Still I think you can only win if you promote knowledge and rememberance of the Liberty when dealing with future naval officers. I think you couldn't lose by including the Liberty, or even making it the one message.

I'm not in a good position to criticize or suggest much, since I'm not participating, but I hope you guys will one day include the Liberty in your demonstration.

I'd likely come stand there if I didn't live 1000 miles away. I'm glad to see someone doing this.

Still, why not the USS Liberty? I don't know exactly what these students are taught, but surely they study naval history and are not totally unfamiliar with the attack on our Liberty. Even if their knowledge of the incident is only very general, they will at least recognize the name and know it's specific to US Naval history. If they haven't been taught much about it, they might be made curious when seeing civilian demonstrators showing concern over an incident that directly effected the military branch they serve in. A false-flag incident like that attack is fascinating to anyone who learns about it, and I think future naval officers would take even more interest for obvious reasons. If they don't know much, they might want to learn more. Some future captain or admiral may think of the incident when he witnesses a strange incident taking place, or when he has to make a crucial split-second decision.

You could say same about "is 'israel' worth it", but the Liberty incident is going to be closer to their hearts if they know about it. Men of the US Navy were sacrificed by and for our government and its masters in the middle east. A direct and shameless attack by "israel".

I'm not an expert in demonstration or propaganda but I suspect you are right about the "one" message, at least in most cases. Still I think you can only win if you promote knowledge and rememberance of the Liberty when dealing with future naval officers. I think you couldn't lose by including the Liberty, or even making it the one message.

You make excellent points, News. Yes, if we had enough stout-hearted volunteers with enough free time on their hands, I'd like to see an unlimited number of "free speech exercises" all over the state of Maryland, including several concerning the USS Liberty tradgedy, especially for the benefit of the Brigade. The easy part is the dreaming, the hard part is turning those dreams into reality. With regards to your suggestion, I will ask the Kameradschaft again when next we meet.

No need for any big, antagonizing response. It was just a suggestion. You easily could have thrown in the bit about your local laws and been done with it.

In view of your overly harsh, anti-freedom laws, than I'd say you're absolutely correct in your approach. Good luck finding more locals to stand with you.

Regardless, you are nevertheless welcome to stand with us.

Regardless, you are nevertheless welcome to stand with us.

Well, I'll have to pass, as I'm about a 12 hour road trip from Annapolis, and a poor college student. It'd be really tempting if I had some money to say screw it and go on a little weekend road trip though. Thanks for the kind words, and sorry for the misunderstanding.

Looks like there's a hell of a lot of work that needs to be done. Good job Colonel, nice and subtle, but you have to remember ZOG been programming them,since they first started watching cartoons as little kids. They had a big head start on you.

If you reached a few of them, it was well worth doing. There are some good White men in there, and they need to be woken up.

I think what you did was great. In fact, I'm going to a protest out here on the left coast on saturday. I only wish I had some WPL's left to pass out while there. Keep fighting the good fight. The rest of the sheep will get on board, eventually, or die.

Shameless plug for one of the Kameradschaft

http://www.secondamendment.net/

Although this is the kind of cluelessness and defeatism one would normally expect to find amongst the gazillions of do-nothing chatters on forums like this, I know there's at least a few good men here who aren't so deathly afraid to show their faces in public and stand with Racial Activist Brothers. You know who you are, don't be afraid to step up to the plate. As for wimps and ninnies like Joseph, his avatar just about says it all.

Well, I thought it was a good question. Surely you don't believe that the midshipmen's few seconds of seeing your t-shirts will counteract their 24/7 ZOG-produced pro-jew propaganda brainwashing that they experience over four years at the U.S. Naval Academy, do you? Plus, it's kind of a weak message. "Is Israel worth it?" I seem to recall from some video of yours at one of these, that several of the cadets responded "damn right it is!" or words to that effect. If it's going to be adversarial anyway, why not something more direct, like "Jews Did 9/11" or "Israel Attacked the U.S.S. Liberty, and Now the United States is Israel's Bitch", or something else that doesn't allow them to answer a rhetorical question their own pre-programmed way?

the midshipmen's few seconds of seeing your t-shirts will counteract their 24/7 ZOG-produced pro-jew propaganda brainwashing

That's a big problem. Most Whites are too far gone.

I guess it doesn't hurt to try though. I do all the time...

-Jim

To all WNs:
Want to get your message out there?
Itz easy: upload your videos for free to youtube.com and network, network, network.

Itz free to sign up at youtube.com. Itz easy to make your own video. Just take a look a this BootBabe's recent vids:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZh6cR0woLg

This one short video by the BootBabe will probably have more real effect on more Volk than 1,000 paper fliers. I don't know the BootBabe, but she's wearing an awfuly nice trinket, with other nice trinkets behind her.

P.S. Once you get to youtube, do a search for "racism" and see all the ruckus of the anti's, crying about all the racist videos on youtube. Talk about some pathetic crying and whining..... They've even formed something called the anti-racism chain, asking anti's to make videos to complain.

Heres's a typical anti-racist:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=-xbNlgrFDMY