Jared Taylor gives well received speech at Clemson University!

Over 125 packed a small auditorium at Clemson University Monday night, April 9th. The event was organized by a student group known as the Clemson Conservatives. About 75% or more of the crowd enthusiastically supported Taylor message, that multiculturalism is a weakness for our country. The other 25% was a mixture of borderline supporters, left-wingers, and people just there to observe. The left-wing students and faculty stuck out like sore thumbs because they sat scowling, pouting, and kicking the floor as their fantasy worldview was destroyed. Taylor gave a 45-minute speech followed by a 45-minute question and answer session. Jared Taylor was on fire during the Q&A, knocking every question out of the ballpark.

Some very interesting behavior was witnessed among left-wingers in the crowd. When one girl laughed and clapped at one of Taylor’s remarks, her boyfriend became angry at her and then stormed out of the room, while she stayed for the rest of the event. Another girl interrupted the Q&A to demand that her question go next. When her question was read and Taylor’s answer was a slam-dunk, she stormed out of the room mentally exhausted. The most humorous part, however, was when the Q&A ended and a leftist sitting on the floor cried “no fair,” and stomped his feet against the wall. Taylor took pity on him and asked what his question was. His initial question was so moronic that even he realized it and immediately cried, “that’s not my question.” Then he ranted nonsensically for a minute frantically trying to come up with a question. When he finally came up with a question it was something that played right into Taylor’s hands and helped demonstrate that multi-culturalism is a disaster.

Most of the crowd was Clemson students and faculty. However, a sizable contingent of CofCC members, some from as far as Atlanta and Charleston, attended. Two CofCC members passed out flyers for the 2007 CofCC National Conference, which is to take place on June 1st and 2nd within a two county drive on Clemson. Many students indicated a desire to come to the conference.