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The American Cause, a think tank started by MSNBC commentator and veteran immigrant-basher Pat Buchanan that promotes 鈥渢raditional American values,鈥� is a symposium at the National Press Club on Thursday for the release of its new report, 鈥淚mmigration and the 2008 Republican Defeat.鈥� The panel, which features a prominent anti-immigrant hate group leader and others with extremist views, will discuss 鈥渉ow immigration control is vital to future Republican Success.鈥�

The group鈥檚 press release warns that 鈥渢he Demographic changes made by mass immigration have been disastrous to Republicans and [will be] fatal if not halted.鈥� Making an popular in white nationalist circles, The American Cause suggests the GOP concentrate on white voters. 鈥淲hatever gains, if any, pandering to Hispanics gives is greatly outweighed by loss of the White Vote, which is more important.鈥�

Angela 鈥淏ay鈥� Buchanan, who serves as president of The American Cause, is one panelist. She is not known for her tempered remarks about immigration. In 2004, Buchanan told a far right conference featuring anti-government patriots, tax protesters and a prominent Holocaust denier that Americans will be "forced into a New World Order.鈥� "They took the jobs and sent them overseas and now they're bringing [immigrants] here to take our jobs. Who takes care of us?" Buchanan demanded. "I believe we must have a revolution. Hopefully, it will be a bloodless one.鈥�

Joining Bay Buchanan is Peter Brimelow, the owner of the anti-immigrant hate site, Vdare.com, which is named after Virginia Dare, the first English child born in the New World in 1587. Vdare has published several prominent white supremacists, including Jared Taylor, owner of the racist newsletter American Renaissance, and Kevin MacDonald, an anti-Semite who argues Jews are driven by uncontrollable evolutionary impulses to undermine white political control.

Brimelow鈥� best selling 1996 anti-immigrant book, Alien Nation, included strong veins of racism and xenophobia. He described the role of race as "elemental, absolute, fundamental." He said that white Americans should demand that U.S. immigration quotas be changed to allow in mostly whites. He argued that spending tax dollars on anything related to multiculturalism was "subversive." He called foreign immigrants "weird aliens with dubious habits." He worried repeatedly that his son, with his "blue eyes" and "blond hair," would grow up in an America in which whites had lost the majority.

Also on the panel is , executive director of The American Cause and Team America PAC, which gives money to anti-immigration candidates and is chaired by Bay Buchanan. also writes for Vdare. Like Brimelow, he is fond of Jared Taylor and American Renaissance and has attended the journal鈥檚 biannual conferences. In 2006, Epstein Taylor to a group he had just founded, The Robert A. Taft Club, to speak聽 on the issue of 鈥淩ace and Conservatism.鈥� In February 2006, Epstein鈥檚 group also two members of a racist and anti-immigrant Belgian party, Vlaams Belang. In 2004, an earlier incarnation of the Vlaams Belang, Vlaams Blok, was banned on the grounds that it incited racial hatred.

Also participating is James Pinkerton, a regular contributor on both 鈥淔ox News Watch鈥� and the 鈥淔ox and Friends鈥� morning show, and no stranger to pumping up the cause of white supremacists. Pinkerton, also a former Newsday columnist, wrote a column for the Dec. 5, 2006, issue of The American Conservative magazine (whose founding editor was Pat Buchanan) in which he heaped praise on The Camp of the Saints, a racist French novel by Jean Raspail. First published in 1973, it describes the takeover of Europe by 鈥渟warthy hordes鈥� of 鈥渃holera-ridden and leprous wretches.鈥� 鈥淔irst to arrive were the monsters, the grotesque little beggars from the streets of Calcutta,鈥� the book details. 鈥淎s they groveled through the wet sand like a pack of basset hounds ... with their snorts and grunts of joy, they looked like an army of little green men from some remote planet.鈥�

In his , 鈥淣ational Suicide,鈥� Pinkerton wrote that Raspail predicted the gradual takeover of Europe and America. 鈥淲hile Raspail did not know the specifics of Vicente Fox鈥檚 slow-motion demographic crusade to recapture much of America for Mexico, he apprehended the general truth,鈥� Pinkerton wrote. That truth, Pinkerton explained, is that, like the French in Raspail鈥檚 novel, white Americans today 鈥渁re lacking a proper sense of national-racial consciousness, the knowledge that one鈥檚 own is best, the triumphant joy at feeling oneself to be part of humanity鈥檚 finest.鈥�