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FAIR AND THE COUNCIL OF CONSERVATIVE CITIZENS
Disturbingly, however, FAIR has had plenty of opportunities to repudiate these views in the past, yet has not done so. In
fact, like Abernethy, FAIR staffers have spoken at CCC events and shared the stage with CCC leaders (including
Abernethy). At least one FAIR staffer is even reported to be a CCC member.
Among the examples of FAIR working with the white supremacist CCC :
· FAIR Western Regional Coordinator Rick Oltman is described as member of the Council of Conservative Citizens in the
Winter 1997/1998 edition of the Citizens Informer.[9]
· In 1997, FAIR Western Regional Coordinator Rick Oltman actually shared the podium with Virginia Abernethy at the
Council of Conservative Citizens conference. Oltman and Abernethy sat on a panel entitled, “Immigration – Are We Being
Overrun?â€[10]
· At a January 17, 1998 anti-immigration rally in Cullman, Alabama, Rick Oltman shared the podium with Council of
Conservative Citizens leaders and William Burchfield, a onetime Alabama state leader of Thom Robb’s Knights of the Ku
Klux Klan.[11]
· According to the Citizens Informer, FAIR Field Coordinator Dave Ray was a scheduled guest speaker at a March 11,
1997 Central Alabama CCC meeting.[12]
· FAIR’s weekly television show, “Borderline,†has featured white nationalist leaders, including Sam Francis, a leader in the
Council of Conservative Citizens and Associate Editor of The Occidental Quarterly [13], and Jared Taylor of the CCC and
head of the New Century Foundation, the publisher of the racist journal, American Renaissance. [14]
· FAIR Eastern Regional Director, Jim Staudenraus, shared the stage with Jared Taylor of the CCC and American
Renaissance at a September 7, 2002 anti-immigration conference.[15]
· CCC members have participated in several of FAIR’s Immigration Reform Awareness Week lobbying events.
Though FAIR has attempted to separate themselves and Proposition 200 from Virginia Abernethy, they have made no
effort to separate themselves from the white supremacist Council of Conservative Citizens. Nor has FAIR taken any
public action against staffers who chose to work with the CCC -- Rick Oltman, Dave Ray and Jim Staudenraus have not
been disciplined or fired.
FAIR AND THE PIONEER FUND
If FAIR has suddenly become alarmed by “repugnant†and “divisive†views, then perhaps it will decide to return the more
than $1 million it has received from the notorious racist foundation, the Pioneer Fund.[16]
Founded in 1937 to further the cause of purifying the American gene pool by encouraging the descendants of white
colonialists to procreate, the Pioneer Fund has become a centerpiece in keeping scientific racism alive through allocating
grants for pseudo-academic studies. The Pioneer Fund is infamous not only for its funding of classic racist eugenics
research in the pre-World War II era, but also for continued financial support for racial segregation and racist science.
The current Pioneer director is University of Western Ontario psychologist J. Philippe Rushton, who is best known for his
advocacy of a theory correlating genital size inversely with intelligence and morality and parsing this by race.[17]
FAIR has been asked to repudiate the Pioneer Fund on numerous occasions, but has instead chosen to defend their
receipt of the money. As of this writing, there is no indication that FAIR has chosen to return the Pioneer Fund grants.
FAIR AND THE AMERICAN IMMIGRATION CONTROL FOUNDATION
Two other cases of “stepping over the line†that have been ignored by FAIR are those of John Vinson and Brent Nelson of
the American Immigration Control Foundation.
Over the years, FAIR has worked closely with Vinson, Nelson and AICF on numerous campaigns, including Proposition
200.[18] Combined, FAIR and AICF contributed the vast majority of the funds for the Protect Arizona Now signature
gathering campaign - $305,000 of the total $405,000.[19]
Vinson and Nelson are active in the same “repugnant†organizations as Dr. Abernethy, yet FAIR has yet to denounce their
involvement in white supremacist causes.
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AICF President, John Vinson, has spoken at conferences of the Council of Conservative Citizens and American
Renaissance. At the 1997 CCC conference he was on a panel entitled “Has Multi-Racialism Failed?†He is also listed as a
contributor to the CCC’s Citizens Informer.
AICF board member Brent Nelson is President of the CCC's Conservative Citizens Foundation, and an adviser to the
CCC publication, the Citizens Informer. He also serves on the editorial advisory board of the racist and anti-Semitic
journal, The Occidental Quarterly.
FAIR, WAYNE LUTTON AND US INC.
If FAIR had chosen to act as their news release indicated, with “complete candor†or taken a “sober assessment†of the
information put forward in the Center for New Community’s report on PAN and Virginia Abernethy, then they would have
also repudiated the “marginal and discreditable†views of Wayne Lutton, editor of the anti-immigrant journal The Social
Contract, published by US Inc.
Like FAIR, US Inc. is the creation of
John Tanton, the grandfather of the contemporary anti-immigrant movement. Over
the years, FAIR has contributed $155,000 to US Inc.[20]
The Social Contract has included special issues, such as "Europhobia: The Hostility Toward European-Descended
Americans." The lead article was written by John Vinson of AICF, in which he argued that "multiculturalism" was
replacing "successful Euro-American culture" with "dysfunctional Third World cultures."
The Social Contract has also featured articles by many of the members of The Occidental Quarterly editorial advisory
board, including, Brent Nelson, Sam Francis, Joseph Fallon, Derek Turner, Virginia Abernethy and others.
As the report released by CNC last week on PAN indicated, in addition to his work with US Inc., Wayne Lutton also sits
on the board of the New Century Foundation, which publishes the racist magazine American Renaissance, and on the
editorial advisory board of the CCC publication, the Citizens Informer. Lutton also has the distinction of having published
over a dozen articles in the Holocaust denial publication the Journal for Historical Review.[21]
As in the other cases, FAIR has chosen to remain conspicuously quiet about Wayne Lutton.