Sudetenland Tales by Edward Drobinski - HTML preview

Sudetenland Tales

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communities explicitly for the well-being and benefit of members of their own race. Some see this as an alternative to conventional politics. If the mass experiment in multiculturalism is a doomed failure, shouldn't we build new systems now, where and while we can? Many Whites want to protect our people and ensure a safe future for our children regardless of what happens in Washington.

A recently established private, members association called Return to the Land (RTTL) builds legal and affordable communities for White families who want to leave public activism and political theorizing to others. We are not concerned about ideological purity or religious fundamentalism. We simply have built neighborhoods for our people; neighborhoods that comply with federal and state laws that have previously made this difficult.

Some argue that moving to rural areas to found new settlements is "rural escapism." They say this only when beleaguered Whites do this. They say we should stay in cities, participate in politics, and fight from within the system. However, building White communities doesn't rule out activism or running for office.