Debra Kamin
๐ค SpeakerAppearances Over Time
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It's a community of about 400 people, one road, one barbecue restaurant, very small town.
The closest airport is in Memphis or in Little Rock.
It's an hour plus change from the nearest city.
The community itself right now is roads that they've bulldozed themselves into stone, a couple cabins.
This is your home?
It's not that much to look at.
It doesn't seem like a big, robust community, and at first glance, it doesn't feel that threatening.
Yeah, let's do it.
Listen, I flew here.
I'm here for as much as you want to show me.
Is Peter open?
There were about 40 residents, a handful of kids.
All the kids who live on this compound are homeschooled.
And this community, they're homesteaders.
They're conservative.
Most of them are Christian.
They have old-fashioned traditional views.
And like their name says, they want to live off of the land.
And of course, there's nobody there except for straight white people.