Did I just hear that CPAC will be discussing

[malaise]

The End of Multiculturalism?

[LiberalLoner]

1. Yes. Followed by a discussion of "The Final Solution"

[malaise]

5. Hehehehhee

They're going the way of the Whigs

[louslobbs]

6. I thought the same thing. They seem to be channeling their inner Bormann's.....sick f*kers. n/t

Lou

[mmonk]

8. +1

[onehandle]

2. Hopefully it will be the beginning of the formation of their own country, far far away.

They can call it 'Lilywhitedumbfuckia.'

[malaise]

3. Love it

[louslobbs]

7. +1 lol n/t

Lou

[jwirr]

9. They can all be a part of newt's moon community. Best place I can think. However, I want to body

search each and everyone of them to make sure they do not take any weapons they could use against us with them.

[monmouth]

11. They could all go to the moon with Newt. What a glorious time it will be..n/t

[tridim]

4. But we're not racists, heavens no!

[malaise]

14. LEt's see which of the ReTHUG candidates denounces the

presence of the racist foreigner Peter Brimelow

One of the panel's speakers was conservative author Peter Brimelow, whose book, Alien Nation, decried America's increasing racial diversity due to immigration (legal or illegal). The Southern Poverty Law Center has identified him as a "white nationalist" and monitors his website, VDARE.com, as a hate group. (Brimelow, an immigrant from England, named his website after Virginia Dare, the first English settler born in the New World, in 1587.)

http://www.npr.org/blogs/itsallpolitics/2012/02/09/146650681/at-cpac-hard-lines-on-race-and-immigration-could-be-awkward

[JoePhilly]

10. And the Rise of "Monoculteralism"??

[arbusto_baboso]

12. Wishful thinking on their part.

Non-white people aren't going away from this country anytime soon.

And speaking just for myself as a white male, I think it would behoove us right damn now to start treating women and non-whites a lot better than we've been doing. Not only is that the right thing to do, it might even get US better treatment when we are eventually outnumbered...

[malaise]

13. But Peter Brimelow, a foreign white nationalist, was welcomed on their panel

One of the panel's speakers was conservative author Peter Brimelow, whose book, Alien Nation, decried America's increasing racial diversity due to immigration (legal or illegal). The Southern Poverty Law Center has identified him as a "white nationalist" and monitors his website, VDARE.com, as a hate group. (Brimelow, an immigrant from England, named his website after Virginia Dare, the first English settler born in the New World, in 1587.)

Brimelow was joined on the panel by Robert Vandervoort, whose organization, ProEnglish, sponsored the discussion. ProEnglish advocates making English the official language of the government.
http://www.npr.org/blogs/itsallpolitics/2012/02/09/146650681/at-cpac-hard-lines-on-race-and-immigration-could-be-awkward