Inside the “eggs only” community in Arkansas

In 2023, a group of Urul followers decided to buy a 160 -acre plot in Arkansas countryside. They chose the site because Urul lived near, the property was relatively cheap, and the construction regulations were lenient. Urul, who claims to claim that the boycott is more than 90 percent of eggs, which was also a decisive factor. Previously played With Shen Yun, a collection of Chinese theatrical arts run by Falun Gong, a religious movement.

A return to Earth has been created as a association for private members, and those who seek to join must go through a number of steps in order to verify their identity and heritage.

“You fill a questionnaire that will give us a preliminary idea of the place from which you come, your values, and from you, and your background, then there is an interview over the phone, and we make decisions to accept on the basis of each case based on each case,” Urul told WIRED.

The application model is required to return to the ground from potential members to determine their ancestors and answer a set of questions about their social and cultural views, including whether they support foreign immigration, “transgender”, Covid-19 vaccines, and separation. He also asks: “How many times do you think about the Roman Empire?” With answers ranging from “every day, at least once” to “several times a week, and perhaps” and “never”. This initial process makes you only accredited to access the private group chat on Telegram. For those who decide that they want to move to Arkansas and become part of society, “checking this level of participation is more comprehensive,” Urul says, although he refused to say what the process involved in “examining the background.”

Peter Csere, the group’s secretary, tells the association that the association currently has 300 members throughout the country. Urol says they have interest not only from Americans, but also from people on other continents.

Although it is the face of development, Urul himself does not live in a return to the land community at the present time. “I have not developed my home enough to allow my four children to live in full time, so I have a house 15 minutes away, but I am working to move to society,” he says. In recent weeks, Urul’s past has been examined closely, researchers have found a video carried out by Urol in online pornographic videos with his wife Caitlyn, who is now resident of the return of the Earth’s complex. Urul condemned porn addiction, claiming to be “youth”.

Urol, who confirmed in X that he appeared in the videos: “In the early twenties, I did a lot of things that I am now completely against.” “I considered myself nonexistent, and I did a drug and did not respect traditional sexual ethics. The lack of the guidance I received and the way I threw my early life, I informed the importance that I later put on traditional values.”

To date, the community raised about $ 330,000 in land sales, according to a financial analysis conducted by the ADL Center on extremism. It also manages five separate mass finance campaigns on Geardgo, a group financing platform focusing on Christians. These campaigns raised more than $ 185,000 of donations. The last campaign, which has a target of $ 100,000, was launched last month, and is designed to finance gatherings throughout the country to promote the land model. The campaign has already raised more than $ 88,000; It was one of the best donations for $ 5,000, as the donor attached white superiority “14 words” slogan. Urol says that all this funding allowed him to abandon his job and work full time to travel around the United States talking about the project.