TAC Watch
Fact Check: The Asatru Community It took just less than six months for me to be completely discussed with The Asatru Community (TAC), its Leadership, and policies. When I first joined, I was impressed by their outreach, openness, and commitment to the free worship of Asatru. Out of nowhere long-time members in leadership positions were being ousted with out a word. Suddenly TAC would announce that these members “left for personal reasons”. New people would be appointed with some fake voting process only available on Facebook if you paid attention. Board Members made public statements calling for the genocide of all Christians, others alluded to racist folkish positions. We circulated a petition calling for change and we were ridiculed by the leadership of TAC. Then the announcement that TAC leaders were going to pen a new set of the 9 Noble Virtues as they see fit. Many were angered and more members were banned for speaking out against their decision. The Reputation of TAC Are ...