"You want a white nation? Build a white town," Eric Orwoll posts online. "It can be done. We're doing it." In the hills and woods of the Ozarks, a group has been working to level the land, lay roads, and build cabins. There are wells, a community center and a school house, where the children do their lessons. Applicants to the whites only community are screened with an in-person interview, a criminal-background check, a questionnaire about ancestral heritage and sometimes even photographs of their relatives. The community's two architects " a classically trained French horn player who has livestreamed his own sex videos, and a former jazz pianist arrested but not charged for attempted murder in Ecuador " say they must personally confirm that applicants are white before they can be welcomed in. Approximately people live here and hundreds more, from all around the world, have reportedly paid to be members.

The whites-only, no Jews allowed Arkansas enclave is legal, says the Arkansas State Attorney General. White supremacist Eric Orwoll is the leader of Return to the Land (RTTL), an online ethnonationalist, homophobic movement that aims to define countries by ethnicity but which links across borders. Nazi references can be seen on the group's public chat on Telegram. Peter Csere has posted the phrase 1488. 14 refers to the "14 words", a white supremacist slogan. And H is the eighth letter of the alphabet, so 88 means HH, which means "Heil Hitler." The loser Boers who couldn't stomach post-apartheid Suid-Afrika that fled to the US would be most welcome here. Map: George Wallace's Dream Community.