SPLC paid for KKK cross burnings, robes and hoods, recruitment, living expenses, raci
Quote:A superseding indictment returned by an Alabama grand jury on Tuesday has accused the Southern Poverty Law Center of secretly funneling millions in donations to informants associated with extremist groups such as the KKK, and those funds going towards the making of Klan robes and hoods as well as cross burnings and recruitment.
The newest indictment accuses the organization of funnelling around $4.1 million in donations "to a series of fictitious accounts" that were used to pay "field sources" affiliated with extremist groups between 2014 and 2023. The original indictment from April had alleged around $3 million in funds funneled between that time period, an amount that is now far greater.
The superseding indictment retains the original 11 counts first handed down in April: six counts of wire fraud, four counts of making false statements to a federally insured bank, and one count of conspiracy to commit concealment money laundering.
The indictment stated that donor funds paid to field sources were used to purchase materials for cross burnings and making Ku Klux Klan robes and hoods, attending and hosting extremist group rallies nationwide, creating and growing chapters of extremist groups as well as recruiting new members, making "racist paraphernalia that extremist groups sold at rallies," and paying the living expenses of field sources to allow them to "focus on their extremist groups rather than seeking other employment."
"The SPLC actively led donors to believe that their donations would be used to 'dismantle' violent extremist groups. However, the SPLC hid from donors the fact that a portion of their donated funds was being secretly used to support extremist groups and to fund their violent, racist, and extremist activities," the indictment stated. "These activities were of the same nature as the activities about which the SPLC published articles on its website and other forums in an effort to obtain donations."
Prosecutors expanded upon the actions of field sources cited in the original indictment. One of the sources, dubbed "F-9" in the indictment, was allegedly paid over $1.2 million in donor money. The source allegedly infiltrated the National Alliance, a neo-Nazi organization, "at the direction of the SPLC," and helped raise money for the group. He allegedly received funds from the SPLC through a bank account for the fake entity Tech Writers Group.
"The SPLC paid F-9 for over 20 years," the superseding indictment noted, also adding that an employee at the SPLC was in a romantic relationship with the field source. Around $140,000 in donors’ money was allegedly deposited into a joint bank account owned by the field source and the employee, who owned a house together, and the employee "then used donors’ money to pay the couple’s personal living expenses."
The SPLC is also accused of funneling money to F-30, who led the National Socialist Party of America, through the fake entity Rare Books using donors’ money, with similar instances taking place with other "field sources" associated with the KKK and other organizations.
In May, the SPLC pleaded not guilty to the charges. Attorney Abbe Lowell said at the time, "The charges against the SPLC are provably wrong. They are based on inaccurate facts and inapplicable law."
How can a Civil Rights Organization ever be trusted to operate in the best interests of the public after it gets caught paying hate groups to spread their poison?
RE: SPLC paid for KKK cross burnings, robes and hoods, recruitment, living expenses, raci
(06-04-2026 05:25 AM)stinkfist Wrote: oh, tanq-0'fer-rang, my li'l howlin' baboon ... please tell me you'll represent these poor souls that are being unfairly accused of such charges...
this is right up ewer poop chute alley...
Dude he's Dickie Swartz but not as rich or popular.
RE: SPLC paid for KKK cross burnings, robes and hoods, recruitment, living expenses, raci
(06-04-2026 07:35 AM)gdunn Wrote:
(06-04-2026 05:25 AM)stinkfist Wrote: oh, tanq-0'fer-rang, my li'l howlin' baboon ... please tell me you'll represent these poor souls that are being unfairly accused of such charges...
this is right up ewer poop chute alley...
Dude he's Dickie Swartz but not as rich or popular.
"one call, that's all" ...
G, they actually buy an hour of airtime, every Mon. from 9-10 CT, on the following link ... it's a hoot and half if'n you have an hour to burn ...
RE: SPLC paid for KKK cross burnings, robes and hoods, recruitment, living expenses, raci
(06-04-2026 03:14 PM)gdunn Wrote:
(06-04-2026 02:34 PM)titanpredatorgrizzlie Wrote:
(06-04-2026 02:16 PM)oruvoice Wrote: I'm sure 0-fer and TomCat will be along shortly to comment on this thread, because RACISM!
I wonder if tanq and Tom have ever been contacted by the SPLC.
Probably doesn't trust the source..
As they say you can indict a ham sandwich
Letitia James - dismissed
James Comey - 1. dismissed 2. Case has not been tried and set to submit but selective and vindictive prosecution motions. While not directly involved in Comey's criminal suit, a federal judge in Washington, D.C., ruled in favor of a progressive group displaying an "8647" flag that the National park service wanted removed due to freedom of speech
Plus all of these. Any been successful other than John Bolton’s plea deal? So all they been able to prove is a member of the Trump admin committed a crime.
At the end of the day the burden of proof is on Trump’s DOJ. Something they have not been very good at doing with these political revenge motivated prosecutions. Maybe because the conspiracy theorist MAGA loyalists pursing these prosecutions are just not very good at their jobs.
RE: SPLC paid for KKK cross burnings, robes and hoods, recruitment, living expenses, raci
(06-04-2026 04:22 PM)titanpredatorgrizzlie Wrote: So chickenhorse claims Trump's DOJ is a failure, yet he still believes in Russian Collusion.
I specifically stated the politically motivated cases. I have no idea how the rest of the Dept is doing. Where did I say anything about Russia? I know you love to run from the point.