Apostle Claver Added To Texicon 2012 Line Up

Apostle Claver Kamau-Imani, native Texan and well-known political activist will speak during the first-ever Texas Independence Conference hosted by the Texas Nationalist Movement on Nov. 3rd.

Apostle Claver is the founder, chairman, and executive director of RagingElephants.org. The PAC was created to be an advocate for conservative-libertarian social, economic and political issues, to lobby political organizations and office holders, and to educate and organize the electorate on and for conservative-libertarian ideals.

The goal of RagingElephants.org is to see the conservative voting base grow through racial diversity. Through its in-house polling operation, RagingElephants.org has empirical documentation that the vast majority of voters within the communities of color are conservative. The challenge for RagingElephants.org is to convince these "hidden" conservatives to vote their conservative social and economic values, and join the conservative movement.

Apostle Claver is also the founder and former senior pastor of the Corinthian Christian Empowerment Center (CCEC) in Houston.

A graduate of Lamar University with a B.S. in mass communications, Apostle Claver, a 5th generation Texan, grew up in Beaumont, Texas in a home of politics and civil rights. Both of his parents were active leaders in Democratic Party politics, the civil rights movement, and the Missionary Baptist Church .Currently, Apostle Claver is a member of the Republican Party.

Renowned for aggressive, strident political messaging campaigns and grassroots organizing around the nation, Apostle Claver and RagingElephants.org has appeared or been featured on many TV and radio programs including Fox News, CNN, MSNBC, the Sean Hannity Show, local network affiliates, and other radio programs and print media from coast to coast.

The Texas Independence Conference will be held November 3, 2012 at Washington-On-The-Brazos and will feature an expert line up of speakers and events centered around the issues of freedom and independence for Texas.

More information can be found at the official website of the Texas Nationalist Movement at http://www.texasnationalist.com under the conference link (http://www.texasnationalist.com/index.php/conference).