White Supremacists Buy Land In Nevada, Who Cares?

This has not been reported in the Nevada major media:
From the NY Daily News: It was a film location for "The X-Files" and is home to a yearly convention of UFO seekers. But residents of Rachel, Nev., are not happy about the newest visitor to their outpost in the wilderness — church members with white supremacist beliefs.
At the Little A'Le'Inn, proprietor Connie West complained of a mystery man who came to town and started buying up parcels of land. "Who is this person and why are you keeping yourself so secret from this community, because he didn't actually show his face to anybody," she told KLAS-TV.
Richard Bunck, according to property records, bought the town gas station, a convenience store, and a mobile home park, then closed them and evicted the trailer residents.

Pastor Robert Kenniston of the local Baptist Church said his congregation has dwindled to nearly nothing as people left the desert spot next to Area 51, the famous secret military base near the Nevada Site.

Kenniston said Bunck recently visited him, "And he looked at me and said, 'There's a story going around town that I am a neo-Nazi and a white supremacist, and I believe you are the reason for that story.' And I said, 'I believe you are the reason for that story,' and that was the end of the conversation, he told Channel 8.
Residents also said FBI agents had visited and asked questions about what Bunck and his affiliated JHM Church planned to do in the area.
Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/ufo-nevada-town-new-white-supremacist-neighbors-locals-article-1.1533000#ixzz2m7YMQx38
If you are going to put a bunch of neo-Nazis in one place, what better place to put them is in a out of the place in the middle of a desert, in the middle of no where,miles from anybody else and the only thing close by is a high security military base.
Sounds like a good place for them.