You feel scared and naked when you get out there. If you’re lucky nothing happens and you feel a bit silly and irrelevant.

Laura asked me, “How do you deal with the fear?”

My reply was, “You are asking a man who has had two heart attacks and two nervous breakdowns, gone through drug recovery and is now on federal psychological disability, “How do you deal with your nerves.”

The only answer I can give is, “Not very well.”

But, oddly enough, the vast majority who did NOT “get out there” got experience you can really use: You saw yourself out there alone with a poster. You actually thought about how it would feel if some Jewish Mother’s Boys showed up with their minority bully boys in tow.

Now you can actually FEEL what I felt when I got to Stormfront and watched all those people beating their chests and talking about how they were going to get out on the streets and overthrow the whole thing.

But until the Day of the Torchlight Parade, they would do their chest-beating anonymously.

In the meantime, they wanted no advice about doing anything.

Far more important, you have a chance to realize what BUGS is SPARING you from.

If you have a conscience and were feeling that usual bit of guilt we good people feel when OTHER people go into the field for us, you have a chance to see the burden BUGS lifts from your shoulders. 

Now that your mind has given you a picture of what can happen “out there” you can appreciate that BUGS gives you a job to do WITHOUT going “out there.”

One commenter points out that he spreads Mantra Thinking best one-on-one. I have thousands of hours on those missions.

You can violate all the rules leftists have violated for decades and do our staple job: Hit Internet sites, “Out there” or by any other means, we are not competing for bragging rights here.