Anarcho Primitivist Wilderness Commune

[ProletarianGuerilla]

Recently I have thought about creating my own wilderness retreat or commune for anarcho primitivists.

Of course I am only looking for dedicated individuals as the spots we make camp in are going to be pretty remote and isolated where it could take ten days or longer just to get back to civilization.

I plan on making a permanent settlement that I plan to live the rest of my days at where it is my hope others who join will be of the same mentality. Because of government authorities naturally the entire location would have to be secret and concealed from the outside world. I am thinking about calling the operations Sherwood Forest.

Right now the wilderness locations I am currently looking at are in Montana , Washington, and Alaska.

We would have to create a defensive force within our commune because once word gets out of our existence authorities will be scurrying about trying to look for us and shut us down. A defensive militant force would become necessary.

I am thinking about doing this as early as September and while winter would be fast approaching I have a plan to get through our first winter as well by collectivizing our resources together with those who show up partaking in all of this.

While anybody can show up in wanting to join us I don't want to get individuals who after their first three weeks in the bush decide to call it quits and go home. I only want dedicated rough necks in this project of both sexes.

I myself am 26. We will only be looking for people of the ages 18-55.

Looking to keep the group small of fourteen people half that are male and the other half that is female.

Really hoping I can find a group of fellow anarchists. If you despise government as much as I do all the better.

 

[ProletarianGuerilla]

For now send a post here or private message me if you are interested .

Once we get enough interested people in this operation then we can debate as to whether which location of those three a settlement should be made at not to mention also where to meet up.

Basic items everybody should at least have is

1. Backpack
2. Industrial knife
3. Compass
4. Fire starting kits
5. Winter wear and snow boots
6. At least two pairs of clothes
7. Common sense and basic rudimentary understanding of wilderness survival .
8. Lots of socks
9. First aid kit
10. Water bottles
11. Portable tent
12. Extra pair of shoes.

 

[Mossy]

canada?

 

[ProletarianGuerilla]

canada?

Easy to get into Canada from Washington and Montana via the mountain way.

 

[Mossy]

might be easier to not be found by militant us government as well. Ive read of anarcho collectives starting up in the wilderness up there. seems like less threats

 

[ProletarianGuerilla]

might be easier to not be found by militant us government as well. Ive read of anarcho collectives starting up in the wilderness up there. seems like less threats

Do you know of any specific?

Not all of us are Canadian citizens.

Then there is that pesky law where they won't let you leave the United States with too much owed in back taxes. Kid you not on that one.

One could I suppose sneak into Canada for a time but prolonged stays come with the risk of getting caught.

 

[Mossy]

well if you are planning to live out the rest of your days away from society, does citizenship matter? I feel you though, its a bit risky.

I wish I could give you the collectives, i've read about them in blogs. Look around the old internet i'm sure you will find some.

slave to taxes yarg. I feel very fortunate to not have fallen into the debt system. plan on keeping it that way. livin free. I'm not too familiar with the laws, but it really does not surprise me about that.

Your goals are really inspiring, keep at it and find the way to make it work. spent a lot of time in washington there is some super flame back country. Head to the Montana rainbow gathering this year and you might find pointers about spots in the north west area.

 

[ProletarianGuerilla]

well if you are planning to live out the rest of your days away from society, does citizenship matter? I feel you though, its a bit risky.

I wish I could give you the collectives, i've read about them in blogs. Look around the old internet i'm sure you will find some.

slave to taxes yarg. I feel very fortunate to not have fallen into the debt system. plan on keeping it that way. livin free. I'm not too familiar with the laws, but it really does not surprise me about that.

Your goals are really inspiring, keep at it and find the way to make it work. spent a lot of time in washington there is some super flame back country. Head to the Montana rainbow gathering this year and you might find pointers about spots in the north west area.

I suppose it wouldn't matter but eventually one would have to come back to civilization or it's outposts to resupply periodically.

I've been thinking about the rainbow gathering in Montana July. I might go to it.

I have a up to date passport but I also owe a lot in taxes too.

Either way this entire corrupt unsustainable system is going to collapse soon anyways.

 

[Mossy]

the gathering might be a good place to gain knowledge, i'll be headed there. out of curiousity, Have you ever tried to leave the country with the amount of debt you have? or are you assuming you wouldnt be aloud?

one can hope for collapse soon!

 

[ProletarianGuerilla]

the gathering might be a good place to gain knowledge, i'll be headed there. out of curiousity, Have you ever tried to leave the country with the amount of debt you have? or are you assuming you wouldnt be aloud?

one can hope for collapse soon!

I haven't left the United States yet but I have given it serious thought. Got my passport about a year and a half ago as I almost decided to go to Sweden one time but never did.

To be honest I've never made the attempt to leave the borders of the United States but I am willing to try anything once.

 

[p4r4d0x]

Do you know of any specific?

Resident Anti-Hero
http://www.rageedm.com/wordpress/?p=1574

@ 1:15

 

[Mossy]

I wonder how much debt is the maximum to not allow leaving the US.

 

[p4r4d0x]

I wonder how much debt is the maximum to not allow leaving the US.

$50,000
http://www.forbes.com/sites/robertwood/2012/04/07/forget-travel-if-you-owe-the-irs/
http://www.newsmax.com/Newsfront/passport-denial-IRS-highway/2012/04/20/id/436608

 

[ProletarianGuerilla]

I don't owe that much. Looks like I can leave afterall.

 

[Mossy]

thanks for the info

 

[ProletarianGuerilla]

thanks for the info

Been tempted to make my way into British Columbia.

Will have to give it some thought.

 

[nostalgichobo]

Sounds interesting enough. I am looking at doing something of this nature myself, however, I'm not so sure as to forming a militant resistance against the country that people like you and I would be homesteading in. Having an "against the government" mentality is frequently common for us vagabonds, hobos, nomads & travelers, however, it isn't something that we should be close-minded about. Of course, everyone has their opinions. I do like the idea of being self-sufficient and living off the land for as long as possible in one place, although, I'm not going to take up arms and fight for something ( land/cabins/gardens ) I call mine when in fact NOTHING is ever mine (yours) in the physical realm. I would be interested in homesteading with you and your group when the time is right and who knows, I might just live out the rest of my days in that commune as well. Cheers!

 

[p4r4d0x]

You're not supposed to talk about it.
lol
I understood it as a defensive type of resistance, not offensive.
Deflecting their radar, if you will.

 

[thapoet]

a valid passport is due for revocation by the state department at $2500 but 30 to 50 grand is sort of the threshold... i cant get one, nor do i want anymore gov identity... been systematically killing strawmen for years ..... anyways, i might be interested in ur proposal... as long as theres room for my cub...

 

[ProletarianGuerilla]

Sounds interesting enough. I am looking at doing something of this nature myself, however, I'm not so sure as to forming a militant resistance against the country that people like you and I would be homesteading in. Having an "against the government" mentality is frequently common for us vagabonds, hobos, nomads & travelers, however, it isn't something that we should be close-minded about. Of course, everyone has their opinions. I do like the idea of being self-sufficient and living off the land for as long as possible in one place, although, I'm not going to take up arms and fight for something ( land/cabins/gardens ) I call mine when in fact NOTHING is ever mine (yours) in the physical realm. I would be interested in homesteading with you and your group when the time is right and who knows, I might just live out the rest of my days in that commune as well. Cheers!

So, I take it you are interested? How soon can you be ready to do something like this?

I am talking about purely a defensive militant stance not a offensive one.

Wherever there is a feral free people living off the land organized government makes its business to remove and enslave them.