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Be sure to study our enemies' latest strategy to capture as much territory as they can now, thereby maximizing their resources (and minimizing ours) in the event of secession later:

https://vdare.com/posts/the-spirit-of-1776-lives-conservative-eastern-oregon-votes-to-join-greater-idaho-and-secede-from-portland-dominated-state

Oregon’s Morrow and Wheeler counties each voted Tuesday to support the so-called “Greater Idaho” movement, which proposes exiting Oregon to enter the boundaries of its eastern neighbor. If the results hold, that means 11 Oregon counties have adopted the idea since the concept’s launch in 2020.

The unorthodox effort is rooted in the partisan divide within Oregon, loosely along the eastern and western parts of the state. Western Oregon, including the state’s largest city, Portland, is politically left-leaning, but eastern Oregon aligns more closely with its conservative, right-wing neighbor, Idaho.
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May it start to flourish in occupied portions of the country, such as in Western Maryland, Upper New York, parts of Michigan and Pennsylvania, as well as much of Minnesota and Illinois.

For a rough estimate of how much territory they could gain in this way, compare a map of Red-Blue states:



with a map of Red-Blue counties:

"Be sure to study our enemies' latest strategy to capture as much territory as they can now, thereby maximizing their resources (and minimizing ours) in the event of secession later:"

If I do ever get in a close enough relationship with my crush, should I relocate to Montana to live with her and her family in order to counter the Right?

If not, should they relocate to Washington?

Either way, how should I invite people to settle near my friend's plot ofland?

They have a growing White "Nationalist" movement that is already making headways, but at the same time many of the cities there have quite a few leftists (especially Missoula).

My friend who wants to buy a plot has contemplated relocating to Montana when things with my crush soften up again, in sha Allah.

"For a rough estimate of how much territory they could gain in this way, compare a map of Red-Blue states:

with a map of Red-Blue counties:"

I'm well-aware of this, and with Eastern Oregon doing so, my friends and I are thinking it's time to invite friends to move to eastern Oregon/Washington in order to prevent the right from taking any more land. Eventually, once we have the funds, we'd like to sponsor climate refugees and other immigrants.

What suggestions do you have for doing so?

I always hear from people that Oregon & Washington are too expensive to live in. Don't they realize that the suburbs are what makes it's expensive? They could live in a small town or in the city.

How would I convince such people to be willing to move to Oregon & Washington?