Category: SPLC

“In email correspondence, the FBI has admitted to working with the Southern Poverty Law Center. This is surprising and worrisome, as the SPLC is known to use its platform in order to denigrate and disparage certain groups by labeling them ‘hate groups.’”

The SPLC has silently removed Omar Mateen, the Islamic terrorist responsible for the deadliest Islamic terror attack since September 11, 2001, from its report documenting “Terror from the Right.” His name just disappeared.

How much more of our freedom are we going to allow them to seize?

On Wednesday, no fewer than 47 nonprofit leaders maligned by the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) — many if not most of whom are considering a lawsuit against the organization — warned a vast array of executives and leaders that if they parrot the SPLC’s damaging “hate group” labels, they would be “complicit” in “defamation.”

I want my $3.375 million now.

The Southern Poverty Law Center, a far-left hate group that acts as if it tracks and outs other hate groups — but really only uses its platform to denounce conservatives — is working quietly and behind the scenes to influence posting policies at the main social media sites.

The Southern Poverty Law Center was too intolerant for the U.S. Army. Too controversial for the FBI. And too inflammatory for the Obama Justice Department. But despite SPLC’s baggage, the extremists seem to have found a home at one of America’s biggest companies: Amazon.

The Southern Poverty Law Center was forced to remove several articles from its website after receiving numerous challenges to their accuracy. The notorious defamer of conservatives has itself been called out and called to account.

The uber-left hate org, Southern Poverty Law Center, is notoriously anti-Jewish. In a rational world, they would be relegated to the very fringes of civilized society.

Does CPAC leadership think the left will spare them if they jump to its tune and drop Hoft when they demand it, and sing along with the SPLC?

The SPLC and ANTIFA are very much the same. But Ben Carson was named a hate group so this is not surprising. I am designated multiple hate groups. Family Research Council is designated a hate group. Patriots, veterans, tea partiers are all haters, in other words, refuseniks.

The Southern Poverty Law Center may be the left’s favorite go-to sites — but when it comes to reporting truth, the organization’s credibility is zilch.

“These people cannot and will not engage on the level of ideas. They come in and they pack the event and then they leave so that nobody that wants to be here can be here. This again shows that these people are afraid of free discourse.”

The U.S. Attorney’s Office is partnering with the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC). It shouldn’t be partnering with that vicious leftist hate group, it should be investigating it.

The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), in its anxiousness to erase US history, erroneously included Stonewall Elementary School in Lexington, Kentucky, on its latest “hate map” because they assumed it was named after Confederate General Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson. However, the school was named after a literal stone wall that is historic to the area.

Yes, welcome news indeed, but not enough. The SPLC should be on watch lists and should be listed as a terror-tied hate organization. Their members kill people. Their leadership destroys people.

Amy Sterling Casil, CEO of Pacific Human Capital, a California-based nonprofit consulting firm told the Free Beacon that she had never heard of a US-based nonprofit that deals with human rights or social services having foreign bank accounts.

On Wednesday, 47 leaders of conservative nonprofits sent an open letter to the media warning against using the notorious “hate map” put out by the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC). The leaders denounced any news organization that would cite the SPLC’s list of “extremists” and “hate groups” as if it carried moral authority. “The SPLC is an attack dog of the political left” and should be treated as such, the leaders wrote. I am proud to be a member of the coalition and a signator on this letter.

We’re not trying to change anybody’s mind. We’re trying to wreck the groups. We’re trying to destroy them.

He raged: “I’m listed there with people such as Pam Geller? It’s unbelievable.” So he can say that about me but the SPLC can’t say that about him? His suit, if it ever materializes at all, is meritless.