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Paradigms and problems

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One of the problems in transmitting FIML practice to others is no one has a paradigm for learning that includes a friend saying to them “I have something good to tell you, but it will take a fairly long time for you to understand what I mean and learn how to do it.”

People are used to getting small bits of information from friends, not large, wholly new ways of seeing themselves and the world around them.

This problem in FIML transmission is compounded by the need for FIML practitioners to speak to each other in a way that is taboo in almost all cultures and subcultures. FIML partners must be able to thread a communication needle, the eye of which lies very close to a common human flash point.

The flash point is our “identity” as it is actually functioning in a real-world conversation in real-time.

I don’t know of a single culture anywhere (except those of FIML partners) that allows real-time queries of the sort that form the basis of FIML practice. In all cultures that I know of, queries of that type are seen as rude, petty, carping, nasty, distracting, lacking proper decorum, weird, and most of all, threatening.

Culture supports identity and vice versa. This makes the culture-identity matrix a very difficult entity to analyze in real-time.

To touch on it or even near it is to touch that flash point that tells people they are being threatened, that they must defend themselves against a dangerous assault on their sense of who they are.

Of course, FIML does not actually assault or threaten anything, but as mentioned, very few of us have a listening/learning paradigm that will allow FIML to be given a proper hearing.

One day, I imagine, FIML will be taught in classes where students will have desks and chairs and white boards and where they will be given handouts and lessons will proceed gradually and logically from point to point until the whole is revealed to them with a nicely prepackaged smile.

That day has not come yet (and I hope I am doing something else when it does). For now, all we have (and all you need) is the raw idea, a willing partner, and a paradigm shift that allows you to undertake a new way of communicating.

first posted August 13, 2013

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The other reason to be freer and more honest with our speech on matters of basic anthropology, demography, economics and self-defense is the entire rest of the world talks like Leonarda all the time. Presently, upper levels of Western cognition are vapid, slavish, brainwashed into timidity and fear of the obvious. Chinese, Japanese, Jews, Muslims — they all talk like Leonarda all the time and often much worse. But worse is better because it’s truer and realer. Nineteenth Century Japan did not rise to the level of the West quicker than any other society in the world because they were babies afraid to speak the truth. China did not rise so rapidly over the past three decades because they are wusses afraid to analyze their real options and act on them. Jews have not succeeded in (probably) conquering the West because they are afraid to talk to each other; that I can guarantee you. It’s not racist to speak the truth and figure out what to do based on what’s really happening in a complex world that cannot be reduced to saccharine ideologies. ABN

We have a lot of friends among the American elites. Serious men in their 40s-50s. There is a general elite consensus around the idea of reindustrialization and 100 million mass deportations, and a sense that America got complacent, we took our eyes off the ball, we allowed our nation to get hollowed out and overrun by invaders… and that we can never be complacent again

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This is very deeply-held conviction behind the scenes. Our political legitimacy and leadership will come from this military-industrialist caste of soldiers, lawyers, and businessmen.

In 2030-2034, the men who save America are mostly going to be these Gen X types like Bo French.

Gen X is our hope. Gen X is positioned to seize power after the Boomers step down (die in office).

Angry young men like me need to support these men. We need to form into disciplined, ferocious infantry columns and line up behind them. We are their foot soldiers and the grim manpower they need to fix the country. Serious men in their 40s-50s will be the respectable public face of reindustrialization, mass deportations.

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I do not know who the writer is but believe what he says is possible, even probable. Our problems are obvious. We need strong men above all, and women; people who are brave and principled. The new technology coming on very fast today will support them if used well; it’s a weapon. My one word to those who will do this is be careful because your worst enemies have already infiltrated USA at all levels, including all elite levels. They will kill or disable you if they sense a threat. You must play their game and be every bit as ruthless as them. ABN

I was groomed and brutalised by Muslim men from the age of 14 while in children’s homes in East London — Lydia

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I had no education.

At 16 I was taken into the Islamic world.

By my early 20s I was trafficked to Saudi Arabia where I survived alone in the desert for 2 years.

I was kept behind closed doors for many years after that, cut off from people I knew and any time I tried to speak out and beg for help they told people I was mentally ill or “possessed” by evil spirits.

In that darkness, my only companion was the Lord, my only solace was my books.

But I was discouraged from reading or thinking for myself.

So I spent many nights sitting up studying with a small lamp for light hoping nobody would wake and find me.

Studying history saved my life.

It opened up my whole world.

I realised that everything I’d been told from such a young age about being White and English, was a lie.

The realisation of what had happened to me finally began to unravel in my mind.

Unimaginable pain.

Grief for a life that could have been…

Although long dead, the stories of our ancestors gave me the strength and courage to fight on, and finally escape.

You see, my heroes never stopped fighting, even when the odds were so greatly stacked against them.

They did not run.

They did not cower.

They had courage.

They stood tall.

No matter what lies on the road ahead of us, we must all do the same.

As they inspired me, let them inspire you too.

England and the survival of our people depend on it.

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