World project

What can you tell us about your community?

We are a private community established on a Caribbean island with the purpose of conducting an in-depth study on humanity, its evolution, and the potential to improve the human species through very specific methods. The exact location of our island is kept secret for obvious security reasons and to preserve the purity of our social experiment. However, our influence and presence are constantly expanding.
Our long-term goal is to establish multiple colonies in Europe and North America in the coming years, with the intention of spreading our philosophy and way of life until our mission is fully accomplished. We firmly believe in this as an inevitable and desirable future, one where social and biological norms are redefined.

In our community, the population hovers around 13,000 inhabitants. Here, the majority are black children, reflecting our focus on procreation and the development of a new generation under our principles. White women form the second largest group, outnumbering black men in a ratio of approximately 4 to 1, which is intentional for our model of reproduction and social structure. There's nearly an equal number of black and white women, while white men constitute the smallest minority, mirroring our social and reproductive hierarchy.

Our community is a project of collective unity, directed towards a common goal: black domination through carefully planned reproductive choices by women of all races. We live in an environment of warm sun, where casual nudity and casual reproduction are accepted and promoted practices, removing what we consider to be the artificial constraints of conventional social norms. This allows nature to take its course, according to our understanding of it.

We have observed the establishment of a very clear hierarchy within our community. Black couples hold dominant positions, while white women have specific roles, often as concubines, contributing to procreation. White men, on the other hand, are systematically excluded from the reproductive process, which is part of our strategy to achieve our genetic and social goals.

Our vision is radical and not without controversy, but we believe we are forging a new social and biological paradigm that, over time, could expand beyond our current borders. We are prepared to face any resistance, as we consider our work to be a fundamental contribution to human evolution.