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Very true Comrade! In some cases it's important to act with 'dispatch' shall I say?
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heading into my new job at the southern poverty law center
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With Steve Yzerman and Todd McLellan speaking Thursday morning, our midweek episode (featuring @m_bultman) will be recording Thursday evening. 🎙️
Stay tuned! #LGRW
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@redsteeze Your honor, I was buying drugs as part of a “sting operation,” which is something law enforcement does all the time
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I love this psycho lol
Mr. Tenkrat@PeterTenkrat
Believe Lyon just asked Jeannot if he wanted to go
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I want you to imagine a world in which Nick Shirley committed crimes to pay "informants" to help organize fraud in daycares so he could then show up and "expose" the fraud.
Do you think Rep. Dan Goldman would be saying it's no big deal and just "paying informants?"
Be honest.
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Seems like it's time for another Reece Committee, or something like it. The SPLC is likely the very tip of a large iceberg that needs to get discovered, exposed, and busted up.
Nobody likes my posts. Thanks Elon@Brucekathy
@Fair_and_Biased @ConceptualJames This “whole other level” is the operational level. The operators have been at this level for years now. Maybe 100 years in the US. It’s just that we don’t often get such a clear picture of the operations. Take it all in while the curtain is open!
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Note that the FBI isn't a 501(c)(3) that operates as a charity on a tax exempt basis.
If a "charity" spends donor money for non-charitable purposes, it puts the tax-deductibility of those donations in question.
How do SLPC donors feel about that? Do you think that information, if disclosed, might have influenced the decisions of donors.
There are "Fraud" aspects here that go beyond the idea that "exposing racists is a worthwhile mission, however that happens."
Maybe.
But it is not a "charitable" mission.
Being a "charity" includes disclosure and reporting requirements.
I think we've not yet heard the end of the Gov't case.
Ken Bensinger@kenbensinger
Per the indictment, the DOJ's case vs the SPLC is based on the theory that it defrauded donors by using funds "for the benefit of" extremist groups rather than to "dismantle" them. The mechanism: paying informants. Note that the FBI pays informants in extremist groups.
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I don't know what to think of this case yet, but "the police do it all the time" is a shit argument for dimwits. The police also handcuff people and put them in cells. Doesn't mean the SPLC can do that too.
USA TODAY@USATODAY
The Southern Poverty Law Center was indicted for paying sources to infiltrate hate groups, a tactic federal agencies have used for decades. usatoday.com/story/news/nat…
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Javier Milei: “Keynes made his fortune by doing something for which today he’d go to prison, which is insider trading.”
“Keynes took information from the American government on what it was going to do and he traded.”
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@RobProvince I remember when my daughter was in junior high, and the local DARE rep got arrested for being the biggest drug dealer in town.
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This magnificent bastard required no apps, no subscriptions, no firmware updates, and couldn't be moved without a dolly and three friends.
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So the Atlantic ran a defamatory hit piece on FBI Director
a few days before the FBI announced indictment of the SPLC
AND THE OWNER OF THE ATLANTIC IS OBSESSED WITH THE SPLC
Hu, weird coincidence I guess 🤷♂️
Clint Brown@DissidentClint
Do you know who LOVED the SPLC? In fact, the SPLC was famously her first ever donation and inspired her entire philanthropic career? Laurene Powell Jobs, who owns The Atlantic through her philanthropy Emerson Collective. Uh-oh, it all starts to make sense now. 1/
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The narrative they are now running with is that the SPLC was apparently a law-enforcement organization.
Daniel Goldman@danielsgoldman
The DOJ uses paid informants all the time —why is it OK for them but not the SPLC? @splcenter plays a vital role in fighting hatred, yet has been unfairly targeted by Trump and House Republicans since day one. This politicized intimidation needs to stop, now.
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On the contrary, they are going to spend the next year or so defending them, claiming this is all political, that actually, it’s good for “charities” to commit fraud to pay extremists, so on and so forth.
The pretending they’ve never heard of them doesn’t start until after that.
The Drunk Republican@DrunkRepub
Get ready: libs are gonna act like they’ve never heard of the Southern Poverty Law Center
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Nothing says “wE WeRe jUSt pAyInG iNfoRmAnTs” like paying the leaders of the groups you were supposedly trying to investigate.
Ken Bensinger@kenbensinger
Per the indictment, the DOJ's case vs the SPLC is based on the theory that it defrauded donors by using funds "for the benefit of" extremist groups rather than to "dismantle" them. The mechanism: paying informants. Note that the FBI pays informants in extremist groups.
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