AmRen Conference Held in Tennessee

**Cybersaavy** · 03-21-2012

'James Edwards, host of the Political Cesspool radio program, then spoke about effective white advocacy, reminding the audience that “loving our race is the key.” He urged whites to model their lives on heroes, and spoke admiringly of the men that he, as a Tennessean, admires: Andrew Jackson, Davey Crockett, and Nathan Bedford Forrest.

Although we seem to have few men of such stature today, Mr. Edwards reminded the audience that “we still have those genes; they are lying dormant, waiting to be stimulated.” Epic heroism is not possible for all men, but we “can start by being heroes in our homes, by being good husbands, good fathers, good brothers, and good sons.” He urged whites to “walk with your shoulders square and tell people the truth.”

Mr. Edwards spoke of some of the achievements and satisfactions of radio work. In Memphis, where he lives, blacks outnumber whites two to one, and that may be why his program is so popular. He noted some of the triumphs he had helped bring about. Al Sharpton had planned a demonstration in Memphis but Mr. Edwards helped organize a counterdemonstration of such magnitude that the good reverend decided not to come to town after all.

AmRen Conference Held in Tennessee | American Renaissance

**Linda Kelso** · 03-21-2012

Jamie told me that A3P was well represented there.

**Christopher** · 03-26-2012

A recent article, "Race: Real and Surreal" at Taki's Magazine by Joseph Allen tries to re-assure his readers that regardless of how nice and smart many white race realists may be, attendees of the American Renaissance conference are irrational collectivists whose message can never cure what ails America.

Though Allen chides the left for their attack on free speech and hate speech, it could not be clearer in his dream world that an individual or group advocating white separatism can be taken seriously by any reasonable thinking adult. Why you may ask? White race realists difficulty in accepting the sacred libertarian shibboleth "desert island quandary."

He posits, "If you had to be stranded with only one person, would you choose an acne-encrusted white chick or a Nubian princess with a bangin’ badonkadonk?"

Truly a deep thought provoking question.

Allen's task of covering the AR conference for Taki's mag was not a serious endeavor. The "disturbing dream" that was the AR conference was no more surreal than,

...another ethnocentric gathering I’d attended the night before. The “Royal Comedy Tour” featured black comedians telling off-color jokes about other black people to a belly-laughing black audience.

The show’s headliner, a man who calls himself Earthquake, discussed his recent trip to Africa, where he learned, “I ain’t got no Africa left in me!” He mocked African natives’ skin—“Goddamn, put some lotion on yo’ ass!”—then questioned the race-baiting Al Sharpton: “How you be a Reverend without a church? Where yo’ congregation, on the Internet?”

In a way, thanks should be extended to Taki for publishing such a poor Menckenesque laden prose article as a libertarian case against white identity.

**Linda Kelso** · 03-26-2012

Originally Posted by Christopher

A recent article, "Race: Real and Surreal" at Taki's Magazine by Joseph Allen tries to re-assure his readers that regardless of how nice and smart many white race realists may be, attendees of the American Renaissance conference are irrational collectivists whose message can never cure what ails America.

Though Allen chides the left for their attack on free speech and hate speech, it could not be clearer in his dream world that an individual or group advocating white separatism can be taken seriously by any reasonable thinking adult. Why you may ask? White race realists difficulty in accepting the sacred libertarian shibboleth "desert island quandary."

He posits, "If you had to be stranded with only one person, would you choose an acne-encrusted white chick or a Nubian princess with a bangin’ badonkadonk?"

Truly a deep thought provoking question.

Allen's task of covering the AR conference for Taki's mag was not a serious endeavor. The "disturbing dream" that was the AR conference was no more surreal than,

In a way, thanks should be extended to Taki for publishing such a poor Menckenesque laden prose article as a libertarian case against white identity.

Wow. That was a bit interesting!

I can tell you, some of the types of people who attend these conferences tend to be, well, trash. I can't put it in another way. I don't mean the speakers of course, but as I've been to certain conferences and other gatherings, I've found that I don't seem to have much in common with the other folks. Sure, we have White skin and we're for the preservation of our race, but down to the heart of the matter, there's much to wish for.

At any rate, I wasn't at this years AmRen. I've heard some mixed reviews from it.

I guess the CofCC conference is next...

**Linda Kelso** · 03-26-2012

Originally Posted by pilates_fan

White chick with zits, every time. Zits are curable, Nubian isn't.

Hmm?

**negative3** · 04-03-2012

Something I thought was interesting, reading about the AmRen conference, is that Dr David Yeagley successfully sued the troublemakers from last year. Much as I hate to say it, we need to be more litigious. It's kind of humiliating that the Cherokee fought and won such a significant battle for us.

The courts are perhaps the real rulers of our societies... Many major fights in the past half century were decided in court.