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Sudetenland Tales
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RTTL gets calls every day from applicants who are well adjusted, ordinary people; though we do screen out some who might make others uncomfortable. More and more White Americans are looking for places where they can live according to their values, without being shamed for their heritage. In the past, people attracted to identitarian communities may have been marginal personalities, but things have changed.
Some critics of our efforts, citing the Waco siege, think the authorities will persecute communities like ours. This is unlikely, at least while Trump is the boss, and after that as White people slowly realize that living in the proximity of blacks is like volunteering to live in a war zone. Trust in institutions was much higher 30 years ago, before the 9/11 cover-up, and the government could get away with things it could never do today. There were only a handful of media networks, so the authorities could easily push their version of events. Not so today. Everyone has a live streaming device in his pocket, so we can hear all sides. We are truly optimists and do not believe government would persecute a peaceful community just because it was White.
Legal Framework
We protect our community through two layers of organization: