The Desk of Jack McKraken

As a man who has had to deal with blacks (feral or otherwise) for a large portion of one's life, I can attest to James methods and give credence to what he's saying. American blacks and the behaviors they exhibit in the wild are not a mystery or some great puzzle. They have a tremendous capacity for violence, are prone to aggression, have very little agency, and when emboldened by the media and their immediate peers, have been known to commit heinous acts of what realistically should be classified as terror.

The old addage "around blacks, never relax" while pithy and might summon a chuckle amongst your pro-white friends, is not something to be shirked. It's the bitter truth of the matter, and James sums this up handily in a way that is effective and easily consumable by most, if not all, white people in need of practical knowledge.

Pick up "Thriving in Bad Places" or any of James many, equally great books at his website https://www.jameslafond.com. He speaks the truth.

In his many writings on the subject of black aggression and street crime, the most important takeaway is this: the best way to win a fight is to not fight. Simply put, deter threats as quickly as they come into your orbit, and you will never be in a position to lose that potential fight.

While he does list some methods in which one might achieve this, "looking like the baddest motherf*ker in the room" is a simple one. Blacks respond very easily to the sight of a "crazy white boy" and will avoid you entirely if they get from you a vibe that spells erratic, dangerous, or on simply edge.

Be mindful of your posture, what look your face is giving off, and how you walk down a street. If you portray as masculine and aggressive, then they will respond with avoidance. For blacks, seeing a white man in this regard is rare, It's a sight they aren't familiar seeing, as many of the white men they DO come into contact with are typically effeminate soylibs, or eunuch cops who would simply kneel before them.

As the Chauvin trial is coming to a close, it's become increasingly apparent that in the coming weeks things could take a turn for the worse, especially those living near or around major urban areas with specific demographics.

That being said, the best thing to do is arm yourself with some knowledge about the different ways to act and respond to potentially violent situations. Knowing what to do and how to respond to different escalating threats from blacks could save you and your family from potential harm.

Luckily, there is no better way of learning these methods then by reading the book "Thriving in Bad Places" by the prolific (and quite honestly, legendary) author James LaFond.

The collection is growing strong! Antelope Hill has basically created the dissident right equivalent of hoarding Goosebumps books and it's working.