[Roosh]

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[nomadbrah]

^ Damn.

These people are literally sitting around daily plotting the destruction of white people.

[MidJack]

Screencap for posterity.

   

[Roosh]

Gavin McInnes filed a defamation lawsuit against the SPLC today:

Quote:

The 70-page complaint was filed on Sunday evening in the Middle District of Alabama. The filing outlined defamation and other tortious acts resulting in reputational and economic damages to McInnes. He is being represented by the highly-respected First Amendment attorney Ron D. Coleman of Mandelbaum Salsburg P.C. and Baron Coleman of the Baron Coleman Law Firm.

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2019/02...-the-splc/

[[email protected]]

^I'm sure Stefan Molyneux is next.

[PharaohRa]

I hope that the potential lawsuits that will be brought against the SPLC will be enough to burn it to the ground. Such a corrupt organization that has caused so much misery with its pedo-looking leader Mark Potok at the helm does not deserve to be around.

[IveBeenFramed]

Southern Poverty Law Center Fires Founder Morris Dees, Suggests Misconduct

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2019/...isconduct/

Quote:

SPLC president Richard Cohen said in a statement that Dees’ termination was effective Wednesday:

Effective yesterday, Morris Dees’ employment at the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) was terminated. As a civil rights organization, the SPLC is committed to ensuring that the conduct of our staff reflects the mission of the organization and the values we hope to instill in the world. When one of our own fails to meet those standards, no matter his or her role in the organization, we take it seriously and must take appropriate action.

Today we announced a number of immediate, concrete next steps we’re taking, including bringing in an outside organization to conduct a comprehensive assessment of our internal climate and workplace practices, to ensure that our talented staff is working in the environment that they deserve – one in which all voices are heard and all staff members are respected.

The SPLC is deeply committed to having a workplace that reflects the values it espouses – truth, justice, equity and inclusion, and we believe the steps we have taken today reaffirm that commitment.

[Rotten]

Sucks for Dees.

He spent his later adult life building a business (telling elderly Jews to send him money or else the Nazis would come get them), and then this business is just stolen from him. Since the Splc is not corporate, Dees has no ownership interest to fall back on. “His money” was just stolen from him with this owster.

And it’s an enormous pile of money.

[MrLemon]

(03-14-2019 03:43 PM)Rotten Wrote:  

Sucks for Dees.

He spent his later adult life building a business (telling elderly Jews to send him money or else the Nazis would come get them), and then this business is just stolen from him. Since the Splc is not corporate, Dees has no ownership interest to fall back on. “His money” was just stolen from him with this owster.

And it’s an enormous pile of money.

I wish I had been smart enough to oust him and get control of that money. That's a shit ton of money.

Of course whoever is now in charge is going to steal the money. That's a guarantee at this point. That kind of cash doesn't just sit around unprotected. Every single executive at SPLC is now plotting to get their share. Look for $20-40 million chunks to suddenly disappear followed by executive resignations.

Also possible that Dees already diverted 100 million into swiss bank accounts and is getting ready to retire in a nation with no extradition treaty with the US. He's certainly been blowing the money on coke and whores for decades.

I worked with some Greenpeace execs long ago and they were skimming cash constantly.

[Laner]

(03-14-2019 05:49 PM)MrLemon Wrote:  

(03-14-2019 03:43 PM)Rotten Wrote:  

Sucks for Dees.

He spent his later adult life building a business (telling elderly Jews to send him money or else the Nazis would come get them), and then this business is just stolen from him. Since the Splc is not corporate, Dees has no ownership interest to fall back on. “His money” was just stolen from him with this owster.

And it’s an enormous pile of money.

I wish I had been smart enough to oust him and get control of that money. That's a shit ton of money.

Of course whoever is now in charge is going to steal the money. That's a guarantee at this point. That kind of cash doesn't just sit around unprotected. Every single executive at SPLC is now plotting to get their share. Look for $20-40 million chunks to suddenly disappear followed by executive resignations.

Also possible that Dees already diverted 100 million into swiss bank accounts and is getting ready to retire in a nation with no extradition treaty with the US. He's certainly been blowing the money on coke and whores for decades.

I worked with some Greenpeace execs long ago and they were skimming cash constantly.

McInnes said he has proof of Cayman bank accounts used by them. So yeah, this is hopefully an 'abandon ship' situation. It would be amazing to watch them crumble and fight among each other while trying to flee the country to get at that extortion money.

[porscheguy]

I imagine within a few months one of two things will happen.
1. This crooked organization will turn up penniless and disappear.
2. They will reorganize, rename, and rebrand themselves into bigger assholes than they are now.

[Leonard D Neubache]

From one of the articles quoted.

Quote:

...the center had recently built a massive modernist glass-and-steel structure that the social critic James Howard Kunstler would later liken to a “Darth Vader building” that made social justice “look despotic.” It was a cold place inside, too. The entrance was through an underground bunker, past multiple layers of human and electronic security. Cameras were everywhere in the open-plan office, which made me feel like a Pentagon staffer, both secure and insecure at once.

Whatcha worried about, SPLC?

Quote:

But nothing was more uncomfortable than the racial dynamic that quickly became apparent: a fair number of what was then about a hundred employees were African-American, but almost all of them were administrative and support staff—“the help,” one of my black colleagues said pointedly. The “professional staff”—the lawyers, researchers, educators, public-relations officers, and fund-raisers—were almost exclusively (((white))).

Triple parenthesis added.

#JewishPrivilege

[GoodTimer]

You know what I think? I think Mr. Dees nuts!

[Roosh]

Now their President has resigned!

Quote:

Southern Poverty Law Center President Richard Cohen said in a statement Friday he has asked the board of the troubled organization to "to immediately launch a search for an interim president in order to give the organization the best chance to heal," and took responsibility for problems that have swept out the senior leadership of the group in just a week.


Richard Cohen, president of Southern Poverty Law Center, speaks as the Southern Poverty Law Center holds a press conference to update the status of their lawsuit against the Alabama Department of Corrections, dealing with the medical and mental health needs of inmates, on the steps of the Alabama Statehouse in Montgomery, Ala., on Friday February 8, 2019.
Mickey Welsh / Advertiser
More: Southern Poverty Law Center fires co-founder Morris Dees

Cohen, who has worked at the SPLC since 1986 and served as president since 2003, said in the statement that "we'll emerge stronger" after an audit of the organization's practices by Tina Tchen, a former White House official and Chicago-based lawyer.

"Given my long tenure as the SPLC president, however, I do not think I should be involved in that process beyond cooperating with Tina, her team, and the board in any way that may be helpful," the statement said. "Whatever problems exist at the SPLC happened on my watch, so I take responsibility for them."

Cohen's statement follow's last week termination of SPLC co-founder Morris Dees. Cohen last week said Dees failed to adhere to the organization's "values," hinting broadly at misconduct. The Los Angeles Times reported the resignation of an assistant legal director in recent weeks over race and gender equity concerns may have acted as a catalyst for Dees' removal.

On Thursday, Rhonda Brownstein, SPLC legal director and a member of its senior leadership staff, also resigned, a source familiar with the matter confirmed to the Advertiser.

The center has grown from a three-man legal organization to a mammoth, $450-million advocacy organization with offices across the Southeast.

Since Dees' termination, the Advertiser has reached out to more than a dozen current or former center employees. The majority either did not return comment or declined to speak, but four former employees agreed to outline their experiences to an Advertiser reporter.

All four employees requested anonymity due to the center's sterling reputation in the progressive nonprofit and political realms, where all continue to work.

Several of the employees described high staff turnover and a "toxic" workplace riddled with conflicting priorities and inter-office politics.

All four independently spoke of racial equity concerns in senior leadership, describing a disproportionate amount of people of color serving in entry-level administrative positions compared to the rest of the workforce. Two former employees said they were disconcerted by what they viewed as sluggish responses to high-profile cases of deadly police force in recent years, as well as prioritization of marketing and fundraising over on-the-ground civil rights work.

A review of the center's 2019 board and senior staff reveals that senior leadership at SPLC remains largely white.

Dees had weathered criticism for decades, with a 1994 Montgomery Advertiser series citing concerns about racial discrimination against back employees. Staffers at the time “accused Morris Dees, the center’s driving force, of being a racist and black employees have ‘felt threatened and banded together.’” Dees strenuously denied the accusation at the time.

Critics of the center in recent years have drawn attention to SPLC's behemoth fundraising mechanism.

"His obsession has really been with fundraising," said Stephen Bright, a Yale law professor and former director of the Southern Center for Human Rights in Atlanta.

"And the fundraising really promotes him. It’s brought in millions and millions and millions of dollars. It’s enabled him in some ways to overcome whatever bad press he got. When you’re sending out mail to hundreds of thousands of people, most of them don’t live in Alabama. The bad press just didn’t compare to the fundraising appeals. Morris is a genius of fundraising solicitations. He’s the king of junk mail. He did it better than anybody else."

Bright, a longtime critic of Dees, said the SPLC continues to do good work but, "If you have $430 million, do you really need people to give you more money at that point?"

Dees personally raked in nearly $5.7 million in compensation since 2001 according to a review of publicly available tax documents.

Over the years, the SPLC has continued to amass massive funds from donors amid differing levels of scrutiny. The nonprofit has hundreds of employees and offices in four states.

Its $450-millon coffers easily dwarf other civil rights groups — such as the Equal Justice Initiative and the NAACP — during the same time frame. The Montgomery-based EJI had about $57 million in net assets at that time and the NAACP had about $3.8 million.

Cohen in the statement called it an "incredible honor" to serve. According to a biography on the SPLC website, Cohen joined the center as legal director in 1986 after practicing law in Washington, D.C. He was later promoted to vice president of SPLC programs before he was named as president in 2003.

"I hope everyone participates in the transformational process that Tina will be leading with an open heart and an open mind," the statement said. "And I hope that everyone will let the process play out before jumping to conclusions. We can’t be calling for a review and simultaneously casting blame before that review is complete."

https://eu.montgomeryadvertiser.com/stor...251224002/

[Roosh]

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[EvanWilson]

I am shocked, shocked at what happened:


SPLC Implodes: President And Legal Director Resign Amid Sexual Misconduct Scandal:
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-03-2...usted-over

Quote:

The Southern Poverty Law Center - the "vicious left-wing attack dog" used by the likes of Facebook, Twitter, Google and Amazon to identify "hate groups" - is unraveling.

A week after co-founder Morris Dees was ousted over sexual misconduct claims - with two dozen employees signing a letter of concern over "allegations of mistreatment, sexual harassment, gender discrimination, and racism," the head of the SPLC, Richard Cohen, as well as the organization's legal director, Rhonda Brownstein, resigned on Friday.

[EvanWilson]

(03-23-2019 11:56 AM)EvanWilson Wrote:  

I am shocked, shocked at what happened:


SPLC Implodes: President And Legal Director Resign Amid Sexual Misconduct Scandal:
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-03-2...usted-over

Quote:

The Southern Poverty Law Center - the "vicious left-wing attack dog" used by the likes of Facebook, Twitter, Google and Amazon to identify "hate groups" - is unraveling.

A week after co-founder Morris Dees was ousted over sexual misconduct claims - with two dozen employees signing a letter of concern over "allegations of mistreatment, sexual harassment, gender discrimination, and racism," the head of the SPLC, Richard Cohen, as well as the organization's legal director, Rhonda Brownstein, resigned on Friday.

oops, I see other people beat me to posting it.

[911]

^Hey, the more the merrier....

This type of inner degeneracy has been pretty much built into that (unleavened) cake from day one. The SPLC's sister organization, the ADL, was founded in 1913 as a reaction to the hanging of Leo Frank, a Jewish child molester/rapist who was found guilty of raping a 13-year-old girl who worked in his plant, after a unanimous decision by an unbiased jury that contained five Jews. The ADL was founded to make sure that powerful scumbags like Leo Frank are able to commit horrendous crimes with complete impunity.

Tim Kelly podcast episode on the ADL, SPLC and their origins:

https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/tkell...6_26-08_00

[MrLemon]

SPLC is just the tiny tip of the liberal non-profit iceberg.

Wouldn't it be sweet to see Greenpeace get the same treatment. They are dirty dirty dirty as hell. They are literally a criminal enterprise.

[Heuristics]

Funny story i actually visited the SPLC, and maybe the civil rights museum next door. Actually i think one of their people gave us a tour. To be honest, they were spot on about the shit that happened during the 60s, although I never heard them talking about the current day and their pro-sjw efforts. I never really realized how fucking bad it was in the 60s for blacks and the people advocating for them. It was complete fucking terror. It was extrajudicial. And it was brutal. That experience (the black experience in the 60's south) is something i can't wish on anyone. For reference, Green Book is a good film to watch about the difficulties that blacks faced... The headquarters was a fucking fortress. I also chatted with seminal civil rights figures in the Montgomery movement (including whites) and realize how shitty the situation was. I know guys on here are big on ethno-politics, but these poor-ass blacks, and also many in the middle class (at the time), were absolutely terrorized by bombings, and violence. This is not readily evident unless you put yourself in the South where all this shit happened during the 60's. It was truly reprehensible. Anyway...

The funniest part of my story--I was there on a SJW field trip, but was deep undercover-- was when I went for lunch. I am a very obviously white guy, so white I wear my ballcap backwards. The blacks on this trip were militant and were trying to stick it to whitey. So much so they took a photo on the capitol with fists raised.

I was looking for lunch after all this SJW civil rights bullshit (the blacks did have it bad though), but for some reason we were talking about micro-aggressions on this trip. So I google up a fucking red-pilled place in montgomery (sorta like one of those old school lunch counters you used to find a lot in the south in the 60s)... And the purveyor of the establishment after chatting me up (good old boy), starts to tell me all these incredible stories about the white perspective of the civil rights movement there. It turns out all the whites send there kids to private schools now because of the integration. But also, MLK used to frequent the place, but the guy told me he had to go through the back door to get in and had to sit in a separate section to eat. One of those days I was happy for chatting up a fellow southerner. Way more educational than the trip I was on; and they say the history books reflect the reality.

The myth of MLK is also something I want to touch on, given that this is a men's forum--also, given the fact that MLK is so central to modern race politics, and is seen as a bipartisan "ethnic" figure in the fight for civil rights. He did admirable stuff but was flawed, just like Gandi. MLK was a serial adulterer. It was concealed by all, although the FBI/ CIA kept records. MLK also plagarized his thesis for doctorate, although they refused to rescind it, quote below from the NYT. I find his assassination highly questionable, even given his association with communists and homosexuals.... I still have not heard a good reason for why he was assassinated. Even though I admire him, I also admire Malcolm X, but I find it highly unfortunate (despite the fact that he was socialist) that he was assassinated and no serious investigation was done. To be honest, he was also the victim of really bad dragnet surveillance. MLK wanted to marry a white girl, but he knew it would do jack shit for his future.... Sounds like Obama. His lovers came out of the shadows after he got the second term. Anyway, here's an account of his plagiarism and why the liberals didn't strip him of his PhD...

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A committee of scholars appointed by Boston University concluded today that the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. plagiarized passages in his dissertation for a doctoral degree at the university 36 years ago.

"There is no question," the committee said in a report to the university's provost, "but that Dr. King plagiarized in the dissertation by appropriating material from sources not explicitly credited in notes, or mistakenly credited, or credited generally and at some distance in the text from a close paraphrase or verbatim quotation."

Despite its finding, the committee said that "no thought should be given to the revocation of Dr. King's doctoral degree," an action that the panel said would serve no purpose.

[911]

Good post, Heuristics. You're actually right about MLK, we've had a thread on this topic, here:

thread-65599...pid1677341

MLK was largely a manipulated figure, like the other supposedly Black institutions. For instance, all the NAACP presidents from its founding in 1909 through the 1970s were Jewish.

Later in his career, MLK came into his own, going on a path similar to Malcolm X, which cost him his life. It's pretty clear he was offed by the deep state.

Here's a good podcast on MLK from Tim Kelly, with guest Jeremy Rothe-Kushell, a woke Jew:

https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/tkell...6_33-08_00

And some basics on the manipulation of Black politics and the disintegration of Black American society by E. Michael Jones, also with Tim Kelly:

A lot of the stuff you were exposed to at the civil Rights Museum is heavily propagandized. Black America was a lot better off in the 1960s than it is today in urban centers like Chicago, Baltimore, Oakland or St. Louis. Blacks used to live in societies with strong, stable families and very little crime. Their economic prospects were rising steadily as well, you had a blossoming Back middle class in places like Harlem, LA or Richmond, CA centered around high-paying blue-collar jobs.

The SPLC and their ilk are experts at emotional manipulation to drive White guilt and Black victimhood. That culture of victimhood is weaponized against both Blacks and Whites. While this is pretty clear to us with current movements like Black Lives Matter, this was also the gameplan in the past with organizations like the NAACP, and even cannonized figures like MLK were largely manipulated. E. Michael Jones and Rothe-Kushell have done a good job analyzing this in the two talks above.

[Sherman]

The south was brutal in the 1960s. That is true. There is nothing like that today. This creates a problem for the SPLC, because they have to keep the money flowing in. So they create "haters" out of thin air by targeting innocent people to create fear in their donors. It is totally corrupt, as is being revealed by their own actions. Their attack on this site for men just voicing there opinions is disgusting. Some people of that organization need to be prosecuted and put in prison.

[Leonard D Neubache]

Is it just me or does anyone else think the timing of this purge in line with the new lawsuits is just a little bit convenient?

It looks bad for a captain to leave a sinking ship. Much better for the captain if a mutiny occurs, right? I mean, if there's no hard evidence to support the claims of sexual misconduct or racism then these rats will be exonerated in a few months and the SPLC going down in flames is someone else's drama.

Dollars to donuts Morris Dees, Richard Cohen and Rhonda Brownstein have all been "forced" to sign broad and expansive non-disclosure agreements pending supposed future court action and have also had their entire contract paid out before legal accountants can freeze SPLC assets to pay for pending damages.

[Heuristics]

911 yes there was propaganda. But i didn't walk away feeling white guilt. I was already redpilled at this point, but i got the impression it was a shitty situation in the south at the time.

[budoslavic]

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