>>24888
Apmex ounces are what I have experience in.
American Precious Metals exchange
apmex.com

>>24893
i have received the bullion in a timely manner and I bought it at 15 an ounce. It is now 17 so I am sure you can get it anywhere but that site gave me what I ordered.

You can also look up other distributors and refineries on the BBB and see how they're rated.

SD seems to check out on BBB, and it's actually rated better than apmex. I would order from SD, especially since their pricing is better.

>Buying precious metals isn't really for barter during the SHTF scenario, it is for preserving wealth AFTER things get back up and running. I have 2000 gallons of gasoline that I fill up as it empties(I fill my trucks up with it and just get a tanker to come deliver like I am a gas station). I have a well that is solar powered(also can be run and cranked by hand), 1.5k rolls of toilet paper(barter), around 500 boxes of tampons(barter), an armory that would rival the Branch Davidians, and a literal larder of seeds, grains, beans, canned goods, rice, etc..

Sweet can I sign up for your defense team?

>>24897
I know there are a lot of shenanigans that go on with the BBB, but I went through the same avenue when it came to initially researching sdbullion. I ordered a bar for 17 bucks just to see if they deliver.

This smacks of a false flag / datamining operation

http://8ch.net/pol/res/8465413.html

Forgot the thread.

"Check out how shit 8chan is" isn't what this board is about.

We live in a time where healthy people are being declared sick with bullshit diagnoses while the actually sick people are being cherished so it's not too surprising

>>24538
Google/Youtube/Facebook/Twitter/etc... have decided to work together to remove 'extremist content' online. They are generating a shared data base and hashing all 'extremist' content so that it can be easily blocked and ad revenue cut from any sites that host the content that is not allowed.

https://archive.is/ooqBA

SEC. 501. COMMITTEE TO COUNTER ACTIVE MEASURES BY THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION TO EXERT COVERT INFLUENCE OVER PEOPLES AND GOVERNMENTS.
(a) Definitions.—In this section:

(1) ACTIVE MEASURES BY RUSSIA TO EXERT COVERT INFLUENCE.—The term “active measures by Russia to exert covert influence” means activities intended to influence a person or government that are carried out in coordination with, or at the behest of, political leaders or the security services of the Russian Federation and the role of the Russian Federation has been hidden or not acknowledged publicly, including the following:

(A) Establishment or funding of a front group.

(B) Covert broadcasting.

(C) Media manipulation.

(D) Disinformation and forgeries.

(E) Funding agents of influence.

(F) Incitement and offensive counterintelligence.

That was from https://www.congress.gov/bill/114th-congress/house-bill/6393/text btw. Just ctrl+f 'media' to find it.

At what point are they so confident in their narrative that this would be an option?
I have listened to homosexual liberals beg for social media to be monitored and cleaned of offensive content. I have heard these people say they are going to start meetings to undermine the Trump administration. They think the ACLU will impeach Trump because they are that butthurt.Jews make money off of info-wars and shit.Kind of brings me back to the main point. How are they so confident in the consensus of the normie?

>>24671
They're expecting the normie not to notice, like when the alternate versions of SOPA/PIPA passed.

>>24562
Do you think imageboards as a whole are also inherently bad for communication? I sometimes wonder if the imageboard format has inherently CAUSED the dumning down of "redpilled" individuals so they can't do what you say. (via the limited attention span nature of chans, and anonymity sowing distrust and leading to the whole testing/loyalty games such as what I posted by instinct).

Perhaps a non-anonymous, but secure to outside forces network is actually superior to an imageboard for some things.

Imageboards are good in that they lack the real ID and profit structure of Twitter or Facebook, but in the end anonymity prevents coherent orgnaization and eventually demoralizes its users.

>>24609
I'm 23 and have never used twitter in my life. I also don't have a Reddit account (and I doubt you do either, but someone is bound to accuse you of "reddit spacing"). But I'd say more than likely I've been influenced by "second-hand tweets" via the posting habits of other channers during my last few years on halfpol without realizing it, and this led me to start to think chans were inherently the problem, and not what you just said.

But at the same time, the issue as to why more dedicated channers, even outside the flood of twitter tards, never built counter-tools to combat mainstream social media is precisely because of the insistence that chans have to be the be-all and end-all of communication , and stubbornness to even want to build another tool.

Perhaps this is an attitude that was originally foreign to chans and only became the norm in the Chanology days (which is around when I first lurked /b/ and /g/, 2008-2009). There's a common wedge in meta discussions asking, "are chans meant for activism? ", and I always see two groups claiming to be the authority on this issue and playing the "who's the realest" game - one group says chans were meant to only be for hobbies and trolling, and politics and "seriousness" ruined them, The other group says chans used to be a place for unfettered free speech and serious discussion. I have yet to get a clear answer, and perhaps it's better that way because it's then up to the reader to figure out what chans are best for.

>>19823
>Even with javascript off Google will get your IP address
Block google analytics in your hosts file, doesn't even get past a dns request on your computer

>>19823
Working on replacement already,be patient. Twitter is a bloated SJW mess of a company.

Toll, jetzt ist der letzte Thread wieder aufrufbar... einfach diesen Thread ignorieren. 'tschuldigung.

>>24336
You forgot FBI. You know, the group most responsible for this mentality.

That sticker wud b even better with an algiz rune at the bottom right heh

>>24621
The problem is that our opponents have instilled fear in us through their actions over the years. The FBI, CIA, NSA, DHS, and multiple state police departments have repeatedly demonstrated their willingness to infiltrate, subvert & shut down far-right groups, and set up multiple honeypot groups to collect on us and control our actions. Not to mention that far-left groups are allowed to operate with impunity and can attack us out on the streets without fear of reprisal from authorities.

What we need to do is keep shifting the narrative. Constantly expose the actions of our opponents, especially their higher-ups. For example, the lower levels of the FBI are damn-near mutinous right now over the bullshit Hillary got away with. So is the majority of the Intelligence Community in the government. The bullshit she pulled as secretary of State is unbelievable, and she didn't get so much as a wrist slap. We should be capitalizing on that by spreading our propaganda where they will see it. We should be putting up flyers in and around D.C., military bases, police departments & FBI buildings across the nation. Putting them up on colleges achieves nothing but triggering brainwashed leftists.

If we can get those who are tasked with harming us more and more thinking like us, it will help relieve our learned paranoia of public activity and meet-ups. We still have to be wary of kikes subverting, cause Jews are always gonna jew, but we will be able to breathe a little easier with the FBI and CIA off our backs.

I agree with most all that you said but I wonder why it is that those alphabet agencies have come in to all of the far right groups and essentially shut them down while they've allowed the other side to thrive. Is it their upbringing, exposure through education, training, or orders? Probably bits and pieces of all notably orders. Getting to someone in adulthood may not be impossible but is no doubt a much larger order than adolescence.

In effect, targeting the youth (get them while they're young) won't allow for the rapidity with which we want to evoke change but the paradigm shift, that could and will occur if we're resolute, will be definitive. Look to the 60s and 70s to see what came from that shift from traditional values as an illustration.

The problem that I see with this movement, because that's what it is, is that there is no leadership and without such it is directionless. I'm certain that there are many who could pick up that torch and carry that heavy weight but they will most likely be eliminated after doing so. There are ways around that, however.

>>24656

From their "manifesto"
>our struggle against the System can be nothing less than total

I implore to take a look at their site, they've got their twitter, instagram and facebook profiles linked.

What revolutionaries.