Huey P. Newton Gun Club Charlotte NC Chapter

The elites are preparing for something. The question is: are you?

If the lights went out today and never came back on, what would you do? Where would you go? How would you communicate? How would you protect your family? Who would you trust?

These are the questions members of the Huey P. Newton Gun Club are working to answer now—not after a crisis begins.

That is why we train.

We train in fi****ms safety and proficiency. We train in first aid and trauma care. We train in communications, bushcraft, land navigation, emergency preparedness, and community defense. We encourage every member to build food, water, and medical reserves and to develop a strong Mutual Assistance Group of trusted friends, family, and neighbors.

Our goal is not fear. Our goal is preparedness.

History has shown that communities that are organized, trained, and self-reliant are far more resilient during times of crisis than those that wait for someone else to save them.

The time to prepare is now. Build your skills. Strengthen your network. Develop your plan.

If everything changed tomorrow, would you be ready?

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Moors— or whatever identity you choose to embrace — It is well past time for us to pursue self-sufficiency, economic independence, and community solidarity. We must invest defensive fi****ms, ammunition and training. We must support one another to build strong mutual assistance groups, sustainable institutions of our own rather than remaining dependent on AmeriKKKa’s racist White Nationalist power structures that has become brazenly hostile to our advancement, education, and in some instances our very survival.

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A 16-year-old honors student has been missing from Charlotte, North Carolina, since early Wednesday morning, and her mother is asking for help bringing her home.

Aysia Banks was last seen at her home on Clooney Lane around 1 a.m. on April 15. Aysia is 16 years old, 4'8", 100 lbs. Her mother was working a night shift when Aysia's 9-year-old brother said she left with a bag.

When her mother got home, all of Aysia's electronics were still there. Aysia is an honors student and a member of the National Honors Society. She has no history of running away.

Her mother believes someone may have groomed or manipulated her daughter. If you have any information, contact Charlotte Mecklenburg Police at 704-334-1600.