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DiabloWags said:

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DiabloWags said:

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PAC-10-BEAR said:

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Perfect setup for today.

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Bwahahahahahaha!

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Bro, Charlottesville was an inside job, bro.

You've been....D U P E D.....again.

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Is that why devout Jew Gary Cohn resigned from the Trump Administration . . . cause Charlottesville was an "inside" job?

Duped?

I didn't buy BITCOIN at $95,000 in January bro.
That was you.
Not me.

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Bro, between you and me, I didn't buy it at $95k either, bro. My cost basis is much lower.

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Re the SPLC indictment.

This is a good example of why the expectation for "instant" prosecution of bad actors from prior administrations is so stupid.

The SPCL case is 100% a product of the Trump 47 DOJ - there is 0% chance this was already underway prior to Jan. 2025.

It…

— Shipwreckedcrew (@shipwreckedcrew) April 22, 2026

Eastern Oregon Bear said:

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movielover said:

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Never in my life have I sent an email to someone about grape soda.

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So you're claiming those purported emails are just a Fanta-sy?

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The money doesn’t lie.

The evidence shows the charity who supposedly fought the Klan - FUNDED the Klan.

The charity who supposedly fought Neo-nazis - FUNDED Neo-nazis.

The SPLC engaged in a massive fraud operation to deceive their donors, funded the very hate groups they… pic.twitter.com/azUPhfEfgM

— FBI Director Kash Patel (@FBIDirectorKash) April 23, 2026

movielover said:

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Eleven indictments dropped today against the SPLC. Was Bondi blocking this?

🚨HAPPENING NOW: Justice Department announces indictment against Southern Poverty Law Center ("SPLC"). Our indictment alleges SPLC secretly funneled MORE THAN $3 MILLION in funds to members of white supremacist and extremist groups. pic.twitter.com/Ifpda94f7D

— U.S. Department of Justice (@TheJusticeDept) April 21, 2026

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Twitter Files, Southern Poverty Law Center Edition: Hate Inflation?

The SPLC was just indicted for one kind of fraud. Twitter was investigating another. When you get paid big bucks to find hate, you won't NOT find ithttps://t.co/1dOZuTFU82 pic.twitter.com/S6mIEvZiIi

— Matt Taibbi (@mtaibbi) April 24, 2026

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Again, indictments are not proof. Mainstream reporters decided to forget this en masse when for instance Robert Mueller indicted GRU members in connection with the Trump-Russia case, which is why recent media cries about Charlottesville being a hoax or "false flag" need to be taken with many grains of salt, until more evidence appears. But the charges underscore both longstanding issues with the SPLC and that inherent incentive problem that we found in the anti-disinformation sphere with the Twitter Files. But the roots of this thing far pre-date the Internet.

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One of the first major disruptions of the two-party system took place in 1964, when Barry Goldwater surged past Richie-Rich establishment Republican Nelson Rockefeller to win the 1964 nomination. Goldwater was aided greatly by direct-mail fundraising, which allowed him to get around the oligopoly of big donors. The pioneer of this direct-mail technique was a conservative consultant named Richard Viguerie, who used simple, scary messages ("Are you as sick and tired of liberal politicians as I am? Force children to be bused; appoint judges who turn murderers and rapists loose…"). More importantly, he used a clever compensation method: no up-front charges but the right to keep the client's mailing list. Working with various groups and campaigns, Viguerie by 1977 built up a list of 30 million names. Given that his firm was collecting 50% commissions or higher, business boomed, and Viguerie used some of those profits to back conservative candidates and build a movement that led to Reagan and, yes, Donald Trump.

This was all meticulously documented by mainstream press, to whom Viguerie has often been sold as an all-time villain, responsible for America's rightward tilt. Less well-known is that Viguerie indirectly helped build the SPLC, through his relationship with co-founder Morris Dees, who led George McGovern's similarly successful direct-mail campaign in 1972. Viguerie and Dees reportedly exchanged names as they built their lists over the years, beginning with a deal that grew out of Viguerie's help in retiring McGovern's campaign debt. Dees, an Alabaman who got his start in politics working on a campaign for segregationist George Wallace, went on to become a fundraising legend. In 1991, when given an award at Direct Marketing Day in New York, Dees said, "I'm not ashamed to say I'm a salesman."

As Michael Tracey and I talk about in Today's News, the business model of the SPLC eventually began to attract the attention of other liberal reporters. In 1992 the Montgomery Advertiser a newspaper located next door to the SPLC, whose employees socialized, even dated SPLC counterparts began to look at the group's fundraising practices. A multi-part series that was nominated for the Pulitzer essentially said raising money was all the SPLC did, and its go-to move was a simple math trick, labeling organizations "hate groups" that often didn't deserve it, then telling people on its mail list that hate was on the rise. Not-friend-of-the-site Ken Silverstein bashed them for these practices in 2000 in Harper's, but the group's most shameless moment before now might have been in 2008, when as Counterpunch noted, the SPLC somehow spun the election of a black president as an indicator of rising hate:

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Whatever ends up being proven about Charlottesville, it's time for ordinary voters from both parties to start to look past their differences and see that swindlers up and down the system have been getting away with telling lies about how much we hate each other for too long. There's a reason Burger King and McDonald's franchises tend to build next to one another. As Internet game theorist Presh Talkahar put it, "sharing profits with nearby restaurants is more effective than taking most of the profits of a low populated area." The same is true for political parties. Lying and smears confer easy benefits on anger merchants, and we should stop being customers.

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PAC-10-BEAR said:

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🚨 HOLY CRAP! Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche has APPROVED an inquiry into Cassidy Hutchinson, who fallaciously implicated Donald Trump in Jan. 6th violence

Blanche is ALSO moving to revive the case against JAMES COMEY, will go after Fani Willis’ team with subpoenas, AND… pic.twitter.com/hk5fxRx2v1

— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) April 24, 2026

AND full steam ahead on targeting John Brennan.

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bearister said:

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You should also bet your house on Polymarket that they nail Brennan. Then you can double your winnings by betting that they nail Jack Smith.

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