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After you put in an application on their website, there’s two rounds of interviews, one is a voice chat call, and the 2nd is an in-person interview with a representative from the chapter local to your state. The interview may go on for a couple of hours, ask you questions about your ancestry, how you feel about America and the current political climate, personal political beliefs, and what makes you want to join.
After that they’ll go on a quick sticker run with you around the area. Placing some Patriot Front stickers up on poles, signs etc.
Then after a period of a couple weeks, you’ll be given access to Patriot Front’s private forum, and an app to communicate with your chapter with.
You’ll be expected to do some kind of sticker or poster run, and join in on the group voice call once a week to give updates on your fitness progress and goals, while discussing future plans for the chapter and any group meetings like training together or demonstrations.
You’ll also be given a choice of a “face” name for the group. To protect the identity of members, everyone is given a new name to use with other members.
good to know, because i remember a couple years ago we had a member on the conpro saying that discussing the *notsee* stuff is frowned upon or something but i figured it was probably for marches and "optics" reasons
nobody would actually begrudge you if you were throwing Romans with other members
Still very close friends with a member who lives locally.
After that they’ll go on a quick sticker run with you around the area. Placing some Patriot Front stickers up on poles, signs etc.
Then after a period of a couple weeks, you’ll be given access to Patriot Front’s private forum, and an app to communicate with your chapter with.
You’ll be expected to do some kind of sticker or poster run, and join in on the group voice call once a week to give updates on your fitness progress and goals, while discussing future plans for the chapter and any group meetings like training together or demonstrations.
You’ll also be given a choice of a “face” name for the group. To protect the identity of members, everyone is given a new name to use with other members.
didn't realize they had like trials and shit for you to "prove your worth"
do they still have a taboo on discussing Hitler or WW2?
“Keep it behind closed doors” in a sense.
Most members I met were some mix of NatSoc, Monarchist, Fascist, Christian Nationalist, Pagan, or even former Leftist who woke up to reality.
The guy I’m still friends with is a card carrying NatSoc, and he’s one of the nicest guys I’ve ever met.
nobody would actually begrudge you if you were throwing Romans with other members