Welcome to Union of Saints, 501c3

    For many New Englanders, the woods are our heritage. They offer us peace, safety, and a place of refuge. The woods are part of the spirit of the New England heart.

Until recently, we were able to enjoy the peace and calm of our territory. Today, however, with mass foreign tourism, smuggling, trafficking, and crime, particularly crimes that target White communities, this spirit aches and feels hurt. Populations from the cities are moving north, often from foreign countries, and do not necessarily share the same spirit or values as longtime Americans.

For many, we reflect on this as we face the complicated reality that we may be losing our spirit to the global communist vision of a "New America."

Simply being a Native American who loves their home now comes with the strange and bizarre psychological "disfigurement" of being redefined. You are no longer simply American, but a "populist," a "nativist," or "far right." Horrifically, far worse and more abusive and violent words are being used.

When, really, Americans just want to preserve what we have always loved and what makes us who we are: a safe place for our families, what we have always known, our special places, and the spirit of our woods.