The CliffViewPilot reports:

A two-day neo-Nazi conference – capped by a rally on the steps of the Statehouse in Trenton – is being planned for New Jersey, possibly without the host even realizing it, a watchdog group that monitors right-wing groups and individuals told Cliffview Pilot.

Following Wednesday’s NJ State Police arrest of a Bergen County man accused of threatening the head of New York�s Anti-Defamation League comes the warning from One People�s Project to venue owners that the National Socialist Movement could surreptitiously approach them to hold a planned April 15-16 conference somewhere in the state.

The National Socialist Movement (NSM) is also planning an April 16 rally outside the Statehouse from 1-5 p.m., with upwards of 150 members already committed to attending, according to the Philadelphia-based organization.

�As has been the case with white supremacist meetings in New Jersey, the NSM is keeping their convention location a secret,� Daryle Lamont Jenkins of One People�s Project told CLIFFVIEW PILOT.

�It is likely that they are using a different name to dupe a venue into hosting them,� Jenkins said. �It is recommended that these venues are particularly mindful of any bookings for April 15-16, in the event that this unwanted booking might be taking place.�

Jenkins said the NSM is �known for having criminal elements in [its] leadership, including Indiana State Leader John Snyder, a convicted sex offender who was currently a fugitive and was once profiled on America’s Most Wanted; Bill White, the NSM’s former communications director, currently in federal prison for communicating threats against various individuals he had political disagreements with; and the NSM leader, Jeff Schoep, who has served time for burglary.�

The NSM also once claimed as a member Jacques Pluss of Ridgewood, who was arrested Wednesday morning following a State Police SWAT team raid on his apartment. He is charged with emailing threats to Abraham Foxman, director of the ADL�s New York regional office.

As Pluss was being arrested on charges of bias intimidation and harassment, State Police said, a search turned up three rifles — a violation of a restraining order filed in state Superior Court in Hackensack. Weapons charges followed.

One People�s Project got a voice message from Pluss in November 2009 �angry about efforts to oppose the speaking tour stop in the NY/NJ area of British Holocaust denier David Irving,� said Jenkins.

Pluss, 57, who once won a court challenge to his posting Third Reich flags outside his home, made national headlines when he was dismissed as an adjunct from Fairleigh Dickinson University.

Pluss also has called Jews �the most insidious sub-human enemy of Western Civilization itself�. Liquidate them wherever you find them. If they hide, search them out and execute them.�

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