St. Louis CofCC Blog

Indiana CofCC Blog.  I’m “in” with the “in” crowd.  Are you?

East Tennessee CofCC Blog.  “Up on ole bloggy top…”

North Carolina CofCC Blog.  Now all I need to do is know “Triad” from “Triangle.”

Northern California CofCC Blog.  Another new chapter rises tall.

The Anti-White Racism Documentation Center and Link Directory. Because its URL alludes to the French-language “Racisme Anti-Blanc,” (and so it is referred to on the blogroll), it is very likely a Franco-European-based outlet, and the fact that it monitors anti-blanc racism on both sides of the Atlantic is an indication thereof.

Southern California CofCC Blog.  A progenitor to the chapter under formation in southern Mexifornia.

Several weeks ago, I added a link to both the blogrolls of the St. Louis CofCC Blog and the Countenance Blog.  Unfortunately, I have come to the conclusion that this particular south St. Louisan, whose blog begins with the letter H, is nothing more than a neo-con quisling who still thinks the Arab world can be reconstructed in the mold of Vermont.  It also turns out that this blogger loves Negroes — he might one day understand that to the typical white south St. Louisan, black gangs are a more acute threat to the safety of their day-to-day existence than Al Qaeda.

I hope you’ll accept my apology for so poisoning your minds.

Hennessy’s View. I’ll let Hennessy himself, a south St. Louisan, do the talking:

St. Louis Council of Conservative Citizens

I don’t know what this group does, but I like the name.

Actually, I’m kind of hurt that they haven’t sent me an invitation to join.

Anyway, every city needs a council of conservative citizens.

We’re working on it.

National Policy Institute. The Augusta, Georgia based think tank is the right’s answer to the Southern Poverty Law Center.

Stein Report:

WSJ Recognizes Blogs, Talk Radio for Key Role in Immigration Debate

“Political activism on the Internet — and in the so-called blogosphere, in  particular — has long been considered a liberal stronghold. But conservative bloggers show increasing signs of their own coming of age. They took a major leap forward by playing a central role in scuttling the Senate immigration bill. Meanwhile, many of the most popular talk-radio hosts are now posting on blogs, and the frequent collaboration of the two media is creating a unified conservative voice that is likely to be an important factor in the 2008 elections,” the Wall Street Journal writes.

When they say “conservative blogosphere,” they mean official CofCC blogs,  unofficial blogs by CofCC members, and American Renaissance.  Click here to stay in touch with the minds of America’s rulers.