Okay, so antifa got AmRen kicked out of another hotel, and the heat is on! We just got word this evening that Jared Taylor has to find another place to hold his 9th biannual hatefest called the American Renaissance Conference. This is still developing, but we have to say keep the pressure on. Many people like to talk about defending the WP's freedom of speech, but when you are dealing with people who believe that mandatory sterilizations and forced abortions for people on welfare is "reproductive responsibiliy" (Jared Taylor's Paved With Good Intentions, page 341) there is also the matter of defending the rights of people targeted by the assorted scum that will make up this conference. That means making them incapable of furthering such goals. We support their freedom of speech. How else would we be able to enjoy their little tantrum over the fact that the world is leaving them behind?

One People's Project

HERNDON, VA--The white supremacist American Renaissance (AmRen) Conference 2010 will not be held at the Westin Dulles Hotel, according to a hotel administrator who contacted a DC-based organization opposed to the event.

"Please be advised that the New Century Foundation (conference) scheduled to be held at our hotel in February has in fact been cancelled," Westin Dulles General Manger James McGillivray wrote Jeffrey Imm of Responsible for Equality And Liberty (R.E.A.L.) Tuesday evening. The hotel had been in discussions about the conference for a week since activists had been flooding their phone lines in outrage. New Century Foundation, which is run by Council of Conservative Citizen board member Jared Taylor, publishes the American Renaissance newsletter which was sponsoring the conference scheduled to take place Feb 19-21.

Held biannually since 1994, this is the most opposition the AmRen Conference has seen in all the outings it has had. Regular protests began sparking up in 2006 against the conference, which features white supremacist speakers and attracts neo-Nazis and paleoconservatives alike, and it has been only this year that a hotel has refused to allow such an event at their establishment. The conference was originally supposed to be held at the Dulles Airport Marriott, but after calls of protest alerted that hotel to the nature of the event, they too had shut their doors.

A resident of nearby Oakton, VA, Taylor has chosen to hold the AmRen Conference at Dulles Airport-area hotels a number of times, but the last two hotels where conferences were held, the Hyatt in 2006 and the Crowne Plaza in 2008, have said they will never host the conference again. At press time, it is unknown where AmRen Conference organizers plan to move the event, although it is expected that the Conference will still continue.

Several organizations have voiced their opposition to the conference, and just recently the Mormon Worker newspaper published a call for their readers to do so on their blog.