Meanings of real tradition in English

The only people who have a real tradition here are the Native American people.

Does this allude to any real tradition?

It's hard to locate a real tradition of homegrown film noir but Brighton Rock comes close to it.

Our country has a real tradition of hospitality, Ayrault said, when asked about possible disruption to the Euro tournament.

It was much harder for the nationalists to win in Glasgow East, where there is no real tradition of Scottish nationalism.

When distinct historical authority is wanting, it is very difficult to distinguish real tradition and pure fable in the tales of these garrulous folk.

This pseudo-interplanetary society that has replaced any real tradition, while very attractive, is totally hollow and masks an incredible tangle of decadence, scheming, corruption-

The Bernabéu blockade was dismantled, by necessity, in favour of an approach far closer the sacred Real tradition.