The Longhouse Preparedness

Who is The Longhouse Preparedness? Throughout the ages, the citizen-warrior has been a common archetype. We hold that the good is to be willed, and that honor lies in the steadfast readiness to defend it. Therefore, we commit ourselves to disciplined preparation, the cultivation of virtue, and to the vigilant stewardship of the responsibilities entrusted to us. In willing the good and preparing for its preservation, we seek to act in accord with right reason, steadfast purpose, and an enduring sense of duty. Our team brings together military, law enforcement, and civilian backgrounds, unified by a shared dedication to developing our capabilities and ordering them toward the good. Inspired by the ancient European longhouse where communities gathered to learn, instruct, and strengthen one another, we have fashioned a modern longhouse in that same spirit: an assembly where knowledge is shared, skills and the spirit are honed, and the will toward the good is fortified through fellowship and disciplined practice. "In Willingness We Train, That Honor May Endure." thelonghousepreparedness.com…

“I do not love the bright sword for its sharpness, nor the arrow for its swiftness, nor the warrior for his glory. I love only that which they defend”

Erik Prince 2028

Just the bare necessities.

I think that it's safe to say that the general consensus of this midterm wasn't choosing "the lesser of two evils" it was choosing "terrible or worse." On one hand, there's the idea that the vote never really mattered in general. A common take that I hear is that it's all scripted anyway. This may very well be true, and that it doesn't matter who you vote for, the person groomed for that position will take that position. On another hand, there's the idea that the people in office, whether who you voted for or who you oppose, won't ever actually deliver the fullness of their promises, and it'll always be somewhere in the middle, thus also rendering your vote semi useless, since it'll never sway very far in either way. There's no denying that the GOP shot themselves in the foot hard. Gas is over $4 a gallon in my state, groceries are expensive, the housing market is getting swallowed by large corporations, and people are getting let go for H1Bs to take their jobs at a lower rate, and on top of this, we started a war against a country that didn't need to happen. Let's compare this to the late 70s and early 80s, with Jimmy Carter as president. There was the peak of the "great inflation" where inflation hit 14-15%, compared to about 9% right now, there were issues with oil supplies due to the 1979 Iranian Revolution, mortgage rates went up to 8-18% throughout the 80s, high unemployment, and an illegal immigration surge from Mexico, though still not as high as today. At this time now, we romanticize the 80s and the seeming simplicity of it, and hold boomers in contempt due to "how good they had it" and seemingly threw it all away. Even Reagan introduced the Hughes Amendment which extended gun restrictions. The modern situation does absolutely suck, and the American people have been lied to by POTUS and co. Even I felt heavily let down by Trump's first term, but continued to vote for him because it seemed better than Biden and Kamala. He's still a New York businessman at the end of the day, and putting faith in other men to fix issues that are created by those that have a background in hyper corporatism and bend the knee to those that deny Christ is not ever going to end well, even if it may end marginally better. This isn't even touching on the topic of involvement with the kabbalistic saturn worshipers. I am hopeful that this wakeup will push new candidates into the mix that will take the American people seriously and continue pushing the idea of "One Nation Under God" as their slogan. During the times of kings, there were good kings and bad kings. The good kings helped their people prosper and live their lives in a way that aligns with natural law, and there were bad kings that caused starvation and strife. You were put here in this place during this time for a reason, and feeling as if "everything would be better if I had been born during [romanticized time that had its own issues]" is not going to help anything, and denies what your role is in the world. Trust in the Sacred Heart of Jesus, and do not be compromising in your values.

In my opinion, the only way that the country will turn around for the better is for someone like @realErikDPrince to become president and ruthlessly pursue true American interests.

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It's insane because you can get a @ruggedrosaries stainless steel rosary for $35, and you can get paracord rosaries for like $10... Is this considered simony?