Idaho Project

A white nationalist manifesto that integrates futurism, survivalism, and simple common sense into a proposal for concrete action. Multiculturalism and lowering standards have made it difficult for intelligent white people to thrive in the United States. This book proposes an alternative point of view called enclavism, the idea that we should create our own desired societies by coalescing in low-population, defensible regions of the United States like Idaho. Here it would be possible to build new societies with high social trust which demonstrate great resilience and cultural strength. The alternative is being chained to a federal behemoth which is quickly running out of the ability to go into debt to pay for its own excesses.

This autobiographical work shows the train of thought that the author went through in his years of futurism and politics. Detailed reasoning behind the Idaho Project is explored, including the threat of EMP, nuclear warfare, the benefits of survivability, the social trust benefits of living in traditional village-based arrangements, and more. This work will be of interest to white nationalists and American survivalists alike.