Frequently asked questions about FFTAC Survive

FFTAC describes itself as a public foundation of refusal: question unanswerable authority, protect the person, preserve original sources and build accountable alternatives. It is not presented here as a church, cult or replacement government. Read the principles.

No. The practical programs are open to anyone, including people who reject FFTAC theology. The Anti-Christ is used here as a symbol of the adversary of counterfeit authority, not a person to worship or crown.

No. Serious displacement and automated-decision harms merit preparation and scrutiny, but scenarios of total labor obsolescence and political collapse are uncertain possibilities, not established forecasts. See the research method.

No. In AMIANISM the Beast means organic life refusing extinction; the Machine is technological intelligence, not inherently evil. Neither Machine nor Beast may become the Throne—power that refuses accountability.

Start with contacts, an inventory, official alerts, existing emergency supplies, important records and identifying support services. Open the $0 kit guide.

This site is an educational pilot. It cannot promise legal representation, emergency supplies, benefits decisions, or an operating Human Appeal Desk. The appeal worksheet helps prepare questions and find a qualified provider.

The proposed model uses voluntary membership, rotating roles, public non-sensitive finances, independent review, preserved disagreement and the right to leave. It should not confer authority on a founder or central spokesperson. Read the charter.

No third-party scripts, fonts, analytics or form providers are included. Checklist selections remain in your browser; Human Appeal and public-records drafts are generated in the browser. Contact and volunteer forms send only submitted fields to local server storage. Your host may keep connection logs. Read the privacy page.

Use the contact form with the Correction or Verified Resource option, link primary sources, and avoid sending sensitive personal details.

No. All ten begin as proposals. The public progress dashboard will show any dated operator updates and evidence links. Do not interpret an “Active” label as an independent audit or guaranteed eligibility for services.

Start with existing benefits, workforce and legal aid resources. You may use the private decision log or Human Appeal draft. FFTAC does not determine eligibility or provide legal representation.

Yes. The three-workshop curriculum and first-meeting agenda are open, voluntary and nonviolent; they never require political or religious conformity. Organizers must check local safety and access needs.

Offer a workshop skill, accessible space, official-source review, plain-language translation or locally verified service contacts. The volunteer form collects interest; it does not register an official chapter or promise follow-up.