Well here we are again. White Supremacist Jared Taylor is holding another one of his American Renaissance Conferences, and once again it will be held in what he calls an undisclosed location near Nashville, Tennessee. Being that he was so happy that the Montgomery Bell Park Inn in Burns, Tennessee allowed them to have the event there last year after being shut out of countless other places in the Washington, DC and Charlotte, NC area the two prior years, it is expected this will be the place to be in 2013. Now Taylor held these events every two years, but now he feels he can hold them annually, or at the very least must. After all, antifa have done quite a number on him over the past few years, and he has had a hard time recovering. That might explain why this year he has decided to forgo his usual gaggle of speakers and decided to invite mostly people well under the age of 150 to address whomever shows up. It should be noted that Tennessee has had a few problems with neo-Nazis and other assorted white supremacists over the past year or so, which was most recently evident  with the distribution of KKK flyers in Memphis this January. A lot of folks are none too pleased with the fact that a group of politically-connected white supremacists from out of state are making themselves at home in Tennessee, and they plan to let them know this by any means necessary. We like the fact that we were able to chase them out of the DC area (although the Conservative Political Action Conference last year felt the need to let them hold a workshop) and out of Charlotte, NC. And even though the show went on for Amren last year, one of their speakers was eventually fired over at the National Review for his attendance. Bottom line: anything that causes attendees and organizers grief is always going to be a good thing. Who knows? Maybe the History Channel will reconsider using Roger McGrath on their programs when they discover his leanings!

We will have more as we go along, so be sure to hit us up every now and again.

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