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Fox News suggested strong suspicion linking Jared Loughner, the man accused in the Tucson shooting on Saturday, to what it called an "anti-ZOG (Zionist Occupational Government) and anti-semitic" group known as American Renaissance.
In an effort to counter those charges, the head of the organization responded directly to Fox News' James Rosen on Sunday.
Jared Taylor called DHS' views "scurrilous" and took especial issue with the reference to his group being "anti-ZOG."
"That is complete nonsense," he said. "I have absolutely no idea what DHS is talking about. We have never used the term 'ZOG.' We have never thought in those terms. If this is the level of research we are getting from DHS, then Heaven help us."
Taylor, who earned a BA in philosophy from Yale in 1973 and a master's degree in international economics from the prestigious Institut d'Études Politiques de Paris ("Paris Institute of Political Studies," in English) in 1978, says he had never heard of Loughner until yesterday. Taylor says he checked his organization's records going back twenty years and Loughner never subscribed to AmRen's publications.
Taylor says he also has no indication that Loughner ever attended any of AmRen's events, all of which have been held on the East Coast.
Read more: American Renaissance Denies DHS Charges, Any Affiliation With Shooter

A five-plus year old murder charge reappears for Marcus Roach and Melvin Vernell, Jr., who run the label home of Lil Boosie and Webbie.

Trill Entertainment's managers Marcus Roach and Melvin Vernell, Jr. have been reinstated for attempted murder. The duo, who runs the imprint founded by UGK's Pimp C, have been previously charged with shooting Baton Rouge, Lousiana rapper Bruce "Beelow" Moore in 2005. Per reports, Moore was shot in front of a record store at point-blank range over a bootlegging dispute.
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