We are going to depart from watching the Andrew Breitbart/James O'Keefe freefall to bring you this bit of news about another another racist make-the-facts-up-as-you-go-along blogger that we deal with. It seems that neo-Nazi Bill White managed to weasel his way out of at least one of the four charges he was convicted of a few months ago, that of threatening a lawyer in Canada. This was particularly expected because the judge was not too sure about the charge in the first place, but this doesn't mean that the other charges aren't going to stick. He still has the other three to contend with, which for those new to the site and not familar with his case are intimidating a group of black apartment complex tenants involved in a Virginia Beach discrimination suit against their landlord (they are suing Bill as well), threatening a Citibank employee in Missouri and threatening a university administrator in Delaware - a university that really must be enjoying that fact that they keep having to deal with these racist crackpots, by the way. In 2006 (what a banner year THAT has become this week!), they had to deal with a controversy that arose from anger over hiring neo-Nazi Robert T. Huber, reportedly then employed as a research assistant there and former member of the white power bands Blue Eyed Devils and Teardown. And a few weeks from now, Professor Raymond Wolters is scheduled to speak at the American Renaissance conference being put on by white supremaicist Jared Taylor. Well, at least we can say that the one that they don't employ is being dealt with the way he should, and we can't wait. Bill sentencing is April 14. We will already be drunk from the champagne as we walk in the courtroom.

We figured we will close out a most action-packed week with a statement from Daryle Lamont Jenkins about the events surrounding the James O'Keefe story. We don't normally make personal statements other than what we write in our lead-in paragraphs, but this is a special occasion. We will never hear James O'Keefe's name as a credible source ever again. He is officially poison. Andrew Breitbart and his crowd may still be around, but who cares? He made himself look like a fool this week. Max Blumenthal and David Weigel, the two reporters who have been unfairly assailed over covering this story, are going to be just fine as well. And us? Well, we are going back to focusing on opposing the American Renaissance Conference happening in two weeks. It is pretty interesting that the man putting on that conference Jared Taylor, and his fellow forum panelist John Derbyshire, managed to be the only two players in this whole affair who hasn't said jack about it in recent days. Maybe they will once they think the storm has passed, but as DLJ makes clear: that's not going to happen anytime soon. Much love for everyone that has shown support, because we could not do any of this without you!