I have spent many years in martial arts. Part of becoming a good fighter is training your body to react a certain way when given a certain stimuli. It’s the same way with the Mantra & mini-mantras.

I’m new here but I recognize how powerful a tool it is. I want to be ready to use it in person when the time comes. I’m not openly pro-White (and I’m okay with that for right now), but one day I will be. And who knows when the time may come when I get called the r-word or I need to defend someone or an idea. It could be tomorrow. I want to be ready. I want the ability to verbally annihilate anyone who dares to promote White genocide in my presence.

That’s why I am wondering if anyone is interested in going through Mantra exercises on Skype: one person (A) will play an anti-White and try to debate the other person (B), using, at first the most common responses, then later less common ones; B then practices using the correct/most effective mini-mantras to humiliate the anti-White, get the moral high ground, and make the point about White genocide (exposing all the double-standards).

I DO NOT want anyone getting obsessed with this, because it COULD have the potential to distract from ACTUALLY spreading the mantra. So maybe only short sessions would be good? Making sure you don’t let it take away from actually getting out there and spreading the Mantra.

If done right, I think this could be very beneficial for those who ever plan to use it in person (and you never know when you might need it). It could even be useful for other things, like making calling into radio shows easier (so you don’t sound like you’re reading a script, even though you SHOULD have it in front of you), or posting off the top of your head if you don’t have access to your word doc(s), etc.

I can’t think of anything else more satisfying than verbally humiliating and owning anti-Whites, while waking up my peers. I want to do this one day…I AM going to do this one day, and I don’t want to do it poorly. I want to be a Black Belt kicking ass and taking names. And that requires practice.

Is anyone else interested in this? Let me know and let’s schedule a skype convo.