Notes from the Resistance
Karma: SPLC Tried To Cut Off “Hate List” Groups From Fidelity Charitable, Now It’s Cut Off [More]
With all the hoopla over indictments and the demand to punsih being foremost on a lot of or minds, let’s not overlook someth9ing I consider to be of even greater importance that I’m not seeing anyone else waving flags on:
DOJ needs to ensure their influence is purged from fusion centers and law enforcement.
Killing the snake will only do so much good if its poison is still around.
[Via Michael G]
Blanche said the SPLC was paying roughly $270,000 to a member of the leadership group that planned the Unite the Right protests in Charlottesville, Virginia, in 2017, that resulted in the death of one person and injured dozens more. He added that between 2014 and 2023, SPLC paid at least $3 million to eight people, three of whom were allegedly affiliated with the Ku Klux Klan, United Klans of America, National Socialist Movement, Aryan Nations affiliated Sadistic Souls Motorcycle Club, the Nationalist Socialist Party of America Nazis and the American Front. [More]
They were giving low-hanging fruit the resources to do something stupid that could then be exploited as “proof” of hate being ubiquitous among whites. In other words, they were trying to set up a supply of well-funded “hate” statements and actions they could then exploit to scare more donations from their useful idiot supporters…
There also needs to be a concerted effort to root SPLC influence out of LE, with special focus on FBI affiliations over the years, after they’d said they quit.
Mike would’a had a field day with this.
Along those lines, I was getting ready to post this when a “great minds think alike” link came across the transom:
Vanderboegh’s Revenge
It includes SPLC reveling in his death and blog closure under it’s “Hate Watch” heading and a link to “Lies of Omission.” Interestingly, Google’s algorithm (something I’ve noticed in the past suppresses my stuff) is also disappearing Mike’s work: Do a search for “Sipsey Street Irregulars” and find a link to the actual blog.
Point of order: I believe Mike’s “last public appearance” was this:
Here’s the link Google doesn’t want to share. And if Blogspot ever spikes it, go to The Wayback Machine. That’s where the archive is for our joint Project Gunwalker reporting.
The Southern Poverty Law Center is comparing the largest conservative grassroots youth organization to the Ku Klux Klan, adding Turning Point USA to its “hate map” that plots KKK chapters and claims to expose “the groups upholding white supremacy in the United States.” [More]
Basically, if you’re not a communist piece of $#!+, you’re a hater.
[Via Michael G]
Well, good old Ashcroft was at the heart of a high profile cover-up: the Oklahoma City bombing, according to attorney Jesse Trentadue. The following comes from a court filing provided to ZeroHedge by Trentadue, attorney to OKC bombing accomplice Terry Nichols. [More]
Yesterday was also another anniversary.
Mike Vanderboegh was hot on that trail. The ghouls at SPLC wanted to dig up nonexistent posthumous dirt on him for it.
And it doesn’t surprise me about that phony, Ashcroft.
[Via bondmen]
We, the undersigned, urge the U.S. Department of Justice to immediately sever all ties with the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) and formally renounce its influence on federal law enforcement and public policy decisions. [More]
So… no more quasi-official symbiosis…?
“We’re not going to stand back and let SPLC get away with this frivolous lawsuit because they need to now pay for the time and expenses for this frivolous case that they knew was frivolous,” he said. “We’re going to go after Janet Jenkins not only for cost but for attorney’s fees, and we’re going to go after the SPLC for cost and attorney’s fees, as well.” [More]
[Via Michael G]
SPLC Targets the Real-News Partner of The Babylon Bee [More]
Of course outing people is low. What else would we expect from demonstrable subversive scum?
Besides, they need to do what they can to sabotage The Onion’s competition.
[Via Michael G]
NO CONFIDENCE: Far-Left Smear Factory’s Union Votes by 90% to Oust President After Mass Layoffs… The move comes two months after the SPLC Union broke the news of mass layoffs at the SPLC in June. [More]
I’ve got plenty of popcorn left after the street commies wussed out at the Democrat convention, which pretty much suggests the mob leaders respond to signals from above.
[Via Michael G]
‘DIRECT RETALIATION’: SPLC Added Immigration Group to ‘Hate Map’ After It Reported SPLC’s Attacks on Trump to IRS [More]
I gotta try harder to expand my list of offenses.
[Via Michael G]
SPLC FINALLY Issues a Statement on Hamas Terror Attack, and Manages to Make Things Even Worse [More]
Revising history like pros, eh?
[Via Michael G]
The Southern Poverty Law Center is reporting a record low number of hate groups this year but is inflating the dots on its infamous “Hate Map” by redefining political policy and parents groups as anti-government organizations worthy of scrutiny. [More]
And not just haters, but criminals!
[Via bondmen]
The SPLC declined to comment when asked whether Jurgens changed into black-bloc-style clothing and whether he physically attacked police officers or equipment during the assault on Cop City. The SPLC declined to specify whether it had any evidence that Jurgens had remained peaceful. [More]
Of course, they’ll take full advantage of the burden of proof, something they don’t practice with those they publicly condemn as “haters.”
[Via Michael G]
SPLC designates Moms for Liberty as an extremist group rooted in white supremacy [More]
That falls right in line with prevailing FBI sentiment— and has for some time.
[Via Michael G]
Moreover, though, the SPLC defended its classifications by saying that it’s opinion, thus it cannot be considered defamation [More]
So what the hell is the FBI doing acting on opinions in an official capacity, and who is going to be held accountable and how?
[Via Michael G]
SPLC to Face the Music for ‘Hate Group’ Defamation as Lawsuit Clears Major Hurdle [More]
About time. Let’s hope that’s the right court for it.
[Via Michael G]