The Return To The Land Foundation operates social welfare programs for the benefit of our people. The preservation of traditional values and heritage is the best gift that you can bestow upon your children and grandchildren. Those who wish our population to be reduced, those who openly celebrate a decline in birth rate, and those who push senseless propaganda upon our children, will not be victorious if we support our own with undying effort.
October 9 marks the historic day in 2023 when a group of traditional American families moved to an uninhabited piece of rural land in northern Arkansas to begin an experiment: Does the United States government allow traditional White families to live together in community, as they allow for all other ethnic groups in America? The answer was a resounding "no," as an endless cascade of frivolous lawsuits and investigations soon followed. The media fabricated a massive real estate scheme involving alleged violations of the Civil Rights Act, but the government could not point to a single genuine real estate offer or victim of discrimination. The persecution continues to this day.
Traditional American families have the right to own land and the right to invite who they want to live on their private property — period, end of story.
Absent any actual violation of law, the government and the media have resorted to a shameless attempt to bankrupt these families and leave them homeless — but this won't happen if Americans step up and defend our rights to private property and free association.
October 9 is no accident. It is the same day we honor Leif Erikson, the first European to set foot on American soil nearly a thousand years ago. His voyage was an act of daring — of a people willing to cross an uncharted ocean to plant roots in a new world. That same spirit animates every family that settles, builds, and passes its heritage down to the next generation.