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sharfshutze88 2017-01-04 15:10:16 UTC #68

I'm in Red Lodge.

sharfshutze88 2017-01-04 15:12:54 UTC #69

In Red Lodge brother. You in billings?

sharfshutze88 2017-01-04 15:17:15 UTC #70

I'd be willing to meet up. I live in Red Lodge and am in billings on a weekly basis.

ItalianSon 2017-01-05 02:04:15 UTC #71

I'd like to get at least three of us. The more, the better. Anyone near Billings want to get together, please let us know. We can reserve a room at the library or meet at a diner.

goyitzkriege60 2017-01-15 06:12:11 UTC #72

@ItalianSon @sharfshutze88 I'm in Billings too, lets get together.

goyitzkriege60 2017-01-15 06:13:14 UTC #73

which MSU? are you in Billings?

goyitzkriege60 2017-01-15 06:14:46 UTC #74

are you in Sheridan?

ItalianSon 2017-01-27 22:35:01 UTC #75

I inquired at the Billings Library. We can reserve a Study Room for several people or a Conference Room for more than a few. Perhaps a Saturday morning might be most convenient for everyone. If not, suggest another time or place.
If meeting at the Library, I propose an agenda in which each member discloses how we became Stormers and where we are now. Absolutely no talk of hate or violence. We must show each other mutual respect. We can treat this as a book study group, because oftentimes books are what have informed and inspired us. Perhaps we can agree on mutual reading assignments and then meet at regular intervals to discuss the books.

Serpkerp 2017-02-03 05:51:25 UTC #76

I have been lurking off and on for sometime, I also live in Billings but am terrified of doxxing. I think a color revolution might be coming up and I wanna organize and resist before its too late.

Griz 2017-02-08 02:03:27 UTC #77

Anyone interested in a Glacier Park hike.
Preferably an overnighter.
Spring is just weeks away and would be the best time so as to avoid crowd.

Griz 2017-02-08 02:50:02 UTC #78

Griz 2017-02-10 02:48:22 UTC #79

With each passing day I begin to wonder if the Whitefish deal has merely come and gone. The prospects for a march are uncertain to me at this point. It is bitter sweet to see organization in Kentucky after we in Montana never had our day. If there was ever a time for a meet up it is now. Glacier hike and camp is ideal. Here are the wins:
1, we get the last word on the Whitefish saga by forming contacts. The jew extortion racket has promoted our organizational alliances in Montana. We demonstrate to our enemies that our very presence is proof that we are stronger as a result of the Whitefish ordeal.
2. As individuals we win through the challenges presented by Glacier. With Glacier as the backdrop, everyone wins for having made the trip. Everyone achieves personal goals along with group goal. This instead of sitting in a bar and talking shit. We arrive stronger than we were at the start.
3. We show other book clubs how its done.

Serpkerp 2017-02-10 21:54:43 UTC #80

yeah but I'm a broke NEET, who can't get doxxed by jew media

Griz 2017-02-10 22:11:24 UTC #81

what is neet.

Serpkerp 2017-02-10 23:35:52 UTC #82

I live at home and go to school. I don't have a job right now, and doing that would get me kicked out of my house.

Griz 2017-02-10 23:40:07 UTC #83

What is NEET?
What does going to camp Glacier Park have to do with being doxxed.
What does camping in the woods have to do with having a job.

MontanaGoy 2017-02-13 05:05:46 UTC #84

People of Montana need to organize and fight back state wide book club meeting when?

Griz 2017-02-13 12:06:35 UTC #85

Montana is a big area with lesser population.
To achieve a statewide meet up is gonna require a commitment beyond what other book clubs are faced with. A Montana meet up means people will have to make the drive. I would not expect anyone to drive across state just to look at my ugly mug, which is why I suggest Glacier as a meet up destination. There literally is nothing to lose by showing up at Glacier. You go home with something for time money and effort.
The only other option is to subdivide the state based on numbers and members in any given area. If a meet up involves sitting in a bar I might be inclined to walk across the street for that but not drive for an hour, probably not.
If you little to no experience with outdoor adventures then you have the most to gain. 3-4 people would be ideal. Easy to mild hike. One night.

MontanaGoy 2017-02-14 04:56:11 UTC #86

I think that a hike would be a great idea we would have to plan it out on a sometime where people have school off. BTW where are you from? Im from Sanders County.

Griz 2017-02-14 11:20:32 UTC #87

I am close enough to make the drive to Glacier.
At this point weekends are the best options although I could take off a Monday or Friday. I would rather to avoid crowds. Anytime before Eater would be good. After that it will be busy.