The Citizen Army is a collection of contributions by members of the online Illuminist community who were brave enough to take part in Project Spartacus. Their work is accompanied by an extensive commentary by the AC/GS team.
This book shows that the online Illuminist community has enough talent and energy to form the vanguard of a genuine Citizen Army to carry forward the great cause of bringing about a Second and Final meritocratic Enlightenment, a true Age of Reason, based on the Principle of Sufficient Reason, expressed through ontological mathematics.
1) What the online illuminism movement is capable of. 2) A call to action and mobilization rather than sitting on Facebook and doing nothing. 3) An attack on the trolls that comprise the despicable "Cypher Gang". 4) Giving further voice to the movement and uniting all rational minds under one banner.
I was very happy to read some of the articles here that show great logical thinking, enthusiasm and passion for revolutinizing the world. Several years have passed since this book came up and nowadays Cypher Gang has evolved into Hyperianism which proved as another failure.
I wouldn't say I agree with every bit and piece in this book. I do my own calculations in my head and try to understand thd God equation and how it affects me and my life. I think that GS is written posthumously, ahead of its time and not for the vast majority of mankind. I think that an individual must rise to a certain degree and illuminate himself before he or she can be as active as the movement deserves.
The movement should thus comprise of all enlightened people and not necessary all truth seekers. As they (including myself) are not there yet.
Another theory in my head is that the movement is pointless. Once you become enlightened, you a) see reality from its true, raw nature. b) understand that there is nothing to change. And sure things can suck. But it is a school and you wouldnt destroy first class just because students in the first class complain how hard it is. Its an initiatoty journey.