Could the Southern Policy Law Center actually, finally, be getting its comeuppance?
We can hope and dream!
COMPROMISED: SPLC Whistleblower’s History Makes Groundbreaking Defamation Case Even Stronger
In order to win a defamation lawsuit, the person suing must convince the court and ultimately the jury that the slanderer didn’t just publish something false, but that he did so even while suspecting that the attack was false.
Immigration enforcement activist D.A. King’s lawsuit against the Southern Poverty Law Center made it to the discovery process while so many other lawsuits have failed precisely because King showed that the SPLC had reason to doubt the truth of its claim that his organization, the Dustin Inman Society, was an “anti-immigrant hate group.” In fact, the SPLC had explicitly stated that the society was not a “hate group” in 2011, but it reversed course in 2018, right after registering a lobbyist to oppose a bill the society supported.
/snip
King can claim that, and newly revealed evidence bolsters his claim even further.
According to an article King unearthed on the SPLC website, not only did the SPLC state publicly that his group was not a “hate group” before it reversed course, but an SPLC whistleblower who went on to describe the SPLC’s “hate” accusations as a “highly profitable scam” had himself been involved in the SPLC’s monitoring of King’s organization. He even quoted a source who stated that an early version of King’s organization was not a “traditional ‘hate’ group.”
/snip
Moser wrote about the guilt he “couldn’t help feeling about the legions of donors who believed that their money was being used, faithfully and well, to do the Lord’s work in the heart of Dixie. We were part of the con, and we knew it.” He wrote that SPLC staffers would chat “about the oppressive security regime, the hyperbolic fund-raising appeals, and the fact that, though the center claimed to be effective in fighting extremism, ‘hate’ always continued to be on the rise, more dangerous than ever, with each year’s report on hate groups.”
It would be ever so delightful if the SPLC had to shut down? Or find themselves in a financial bind due to humongous yet well-earned punitive damages?
I’m glad Jordan turned down the Speaker position. We need him right where he is.
Here’s a short but interesting statement from Jim Jordan about DOJ dirty business.
https://rumble.com/v2o4v04-jim-jordan-rips-apart-biden-doj-for-targeting-pro-life-dad.html
TT
i had a conversation with the Bama Belle along those lines, earlier.
yeah. It sucks.
I was going through my contacts earlier today, and realized I had some housecleaning to do.
Removed all of my City inspector names. Permit runners. Old tenants.
Then I hit Texmo, Hammie, and Southern Tragedy on the list. And Katfish.
That sucked.
This video has only been up on YouTube for 2 months.
Who knew John Prine helped Steve Goodman write this song classic? I didn’t.
Missing you, John.
A song.
Hey, what’s happening to The Couch Critters? I find that time moves faster than ever. But I don’t. I have close friends and family that need my help or counsel more than ever. There just isn’t enough time in the days or weeks. I’m still working. And running out of gas a bit earlier than I used to. The damn… Read more »
Hey, what’s happening to The Couch Critters? Everyone conked out before 5 pm? Note I don’t count myself in these stats, cuz I am totally retired.
And this one tells more of the story:
More Suspected Terrorists Found Illegally Crossing Southern Border In April Than In Four Trump Years Combined
Saw this headline: Biden officials ‘leave him alone’ on weekends, adjust schedule to avoid tiring ‘an aging president’: Report and I thought I could hear China and Russia planning global shenanigans to start Friday afternoon and wrap up by Sunday. Biden would never even know what happened. Who puts out this information, anyway? Trump was right about one thing: don’t… Read more »
I keep hearing how Tim Scott socked it to the witches on The Spew, but the clip I saw really wasn’t that harsh.
Maybe there’s another video that I haven’t seen yet.
Yeah, he said he was “busy with stuff”.
I think wagonburner has been busy preparing for his Presidential campaign and will announce next week.
Might as well, everybody else is.
We are expecting rain later this afternoon as forecast yesterday and today and have been under overcast and sometimes quite dark skies—but little rain. Not enough to darken the sidewalk so far. Only 77 now with 76% humidity that is gratefully not smothering.
I don’t know if this qualifies as a frog strangler, but it’s close. Wow. It’s some kinda wet out there.
I bought out the entire supply of pink begonias (12 flats of 18 each) at our favorite nursery and will go to see what is left in another nearby nursery. Late to get started planting flowers, but fortunate to have Spring hanging on so long. Please hang around another week, Spring.
Getting rain at the Dome, so I guess gardening is off for the day. Wow, we are getting some wind, too!
Morning, gang. I got up at 9, fed the 6 cats in the house and Billy out back, then drove to my doc’s office to have blood drawn for semi-annual testing. They now have a lab tech from Quest Labs who works as part of their operation. That’s super handy except when you have to be fasted for the draw.… Read more »
Now that everyone’s eyeballs are spinning around from reading very serious stuff Tedtam has presented, one might guess that folks who have been injured–or killed– by the Covid-19 “vaccine” are or their next of kin are pressing on with lawsuits against the perps who created, let loose, and are now hiding behind anything they can find to shield themselves from… Read more »
Just had an incident of jackassery on the road this morning. I mean, just childishly stoopid. I was able to get around the idiot, even though they were trying to block an intersection AND A MAIN ROAD to wiss me off. Forget all the other drivers backing up behind them as they straddled the lane line, blocking both lanes. I… Read more »
Childers then posits these questions [again, emphasis is mine]: For the moment, a more interesting question is: why hasn’t this issue of contaminants from the e-coli batches been detected and studied by the various health agencies before now? And why aren’t they reacting to the news, either by confirming or, hopefully, rebutting McKernan’s findings? The most parsimonious explanation is that… Read more »
[emphasis mine] Now let’s add McKernan’s research back into the mix. The reason Pfizer used mRNA in the first place is because mRNA is temporary, transient. …So mRNA is safer than DNA, because it’s not permanent…theoretically comes with a self-destruct timer. You’ll remember that the government originally said the mRNA would be completely cleared from the body in 48 to… Read more »
Retired Thai-German immunologist Sucharit Bahti recently presented on this issue to a panel organized by Children’s Health Defense. [This is a 15 minute clip, the good doc begins around 5:30 mark.] https://twitter.com/Kevin_McKernan/status/1664725834349834240 The next section involves a description of how the mRNA pieces were created, and how the DNA slipped through the production process. Childers points out the the average… Read more »
C&C: In a 2022 study involving human liver cells by Alden et al, Pfizer’s mRNA rapidly incorporated into the cells’ DNA within only six hours, through a complicated process called “reverse transcription.” The study didn’t get as much attention as it deserved, … McKernan’s discovery… makes incorporation of the spike gene into human DNA much, much easier, if not inevitable.… Read more »
Next up, Childers takes a look at a video game called Bioshock, in which plasmids are used to genetically mutate humans in a dystopian future, and the hero must escape…plasmids are promoted in the game as enhancing and providing extraordinary powers to their users. Sadly, real life, non-videogame plasmids don’t grant super powers. It looks like they mostly cause cancer… Read more »
C&C: A little over a month ago, a veteran genetic engineer named Kevin McKernan made some shocking and alarming claims about the mRNA vaccines. … Mr. McKernan ran tests on vials of the Moderna and Pfizer vaccines – and found that they contain up to 30% double-stranded DNA, as bacterial DNA and plasmids, not just the mRNA, as we were… Read more »
*THE PLASMID PROBLEM* An explosive new development in the world of covid mRNA vaccines began rapidly spreading this weekend. It’s got some scientists saying we should completely halt all mRNA technologies, in humans and veterinary uses, not just for covid, but any mRNA jab, including the new, warp-speed approved ones for RSV and influenza. But first, a disclaimer. As I… Read more »
#15 Texpat,
Teachers should be issued brass knuckles and have instructions on how to use them.
The C&C is finally up… BIO SHOCKS ☙ Monday, June 5, 2023 ☙ C&C NEWS Roundup: Good morning, C&C, it’s Monday! I have a special edition for you today, I have to explain some complicated microbiology so you can understand an important developing story. For new readers, we do this from time to time. The story is about the discovery… Read more »
Good Morning Hamsters, Rain is expected again this afternoon sometime, and it is welcome as long as it isn’t a monsoon. Yesterday’s surprise bounty was 1.34 inches, as previous rains in the area had a love affair with Houston and points farther east. All we saw of those were storm clouds to the east and nada for us. Spouse turned… Read more »
12 BC
??? The link works for me.
Violent kids in public schools are a huge problem and one of the multiple ramifications of the lockdowns in America. WSJ in front of the paywall… Across the U.S., violence against teachers has ratcheted up since the widespread return to in-person learning in 2021, and in some areas the problem is worse than it was prepandemic. The data are limited,… Read more »
Sister and I set up our base camp on the beachhead and walked down to the pier and back all while wife was still sawing gourds. They just headed down to the beach so I’ll have to fill the small ice chest and head down there also. Gonna’ be a great day.
#11 Texpat, I checked out the App and it looks real good. The one she has, has Oscilloscope audio-gram and pictures, not sure what else. I’ll show the Merlin App to her so she can check it out. The other day we were at the pond and she heard an unfamiliar bird and found out it was a Wood Thrush… Read more »
#10 TP: Your linkage produced the following results for me:
Web server is returning an unknown error Error code 520
Visit cloudflare.com for more information.
2023-06-05 14:03:04 UTC
9 Super Dave
I’m fairly sure the Cornell Merlin app would probably be the best of show out there. They have the most extensive ornithological databases in the world.
It would be more fun to have down in Alabama and Texas which are major migratory pathways for North American birds. New Jersey – not as much.
It looks as if the Biden Crime Family photographic tour with 10,000 photos and other nightmare detritus has been uploaded to the net.
bidenlaptopmedia.com
# Texpat, my wife has one of those. She can record a bird’s voice and it’ll tell her what it is. It will also produce the sounds. She’s become good at telling birds by their calls. But her hearing is unbelievable, like a 5 y YO. Oh and the other day a squirrel was in her feeder and she cranked… Read more »
Super Dave We keep the apps on our phones to a bare minimum, but one I found for Her Highness has been a big success. Cornell University in upstate Ithaca, New York is famous for its Ornithology Lab. They are the authority on birds in North American and probably the world. Anyway, they developed the Merlin Bird ID app that… Read more »
It seems there’s an uptick in colon cancers in the fairly young, but it must be diet or maybe even fungus to blame…. Dr Lieu said that in young people, both diagnoses and death rates are climbing, even though rates in older populations are declining. The American Cancer Society estimates about 153,000 colorectal cancer cases will be detected this year, including 19,500… Read more »
Ah, dang. Not yet. I shall sip my coffee slowly, as my ESSBGS slowly ticks my two hour countdown.
Seen in the C&C comments last week:
“Having a transgender child is like having a vegan cat. We all know who’s making the decisions.”
Spot. On.
Speaking of…
Stupid mockingbirds built a nest up in a cavity of the new front porch, Buddy the Dog was ready and waiting for the trial runs by the babies – two of them. Acre and a half of trees and they nest on a porch occupied by a dog. Same exact thing on the back porch last year in a potted… Read more »
I vote for blue, sometimes enough pink is just enough.
Yes, congratulations, Tedtam, on the news from Denton. Maybe you’ll get a grandson this time.
Walking out the French doors onto my driveway is dangerous this morning. The tree just outside the door at the corner of the house is like a multi-family condo for mockingbirds and they are pushing babies out of the nest this morning to learn to fly. Adult dive-bombing mockers are everywhere.
Congratulations on TT expecting her third grandspawn.
It has been a very long time since I have had a puppy full time.They are a lot of work, that is if one wants them to be a good citizen and companion. Lots of outside time, constant watching for the sniffing circle – looking for a place of relief, creating understanding of those things which can be chewed upon… Read more »
Mornin’ Gang Another great day in paradise, sister drove down yesterday morning and we spent the day on the beach until about 3:30 and a thunder storm chased us off. I didn’t think we were supposed to get any rain early in the week but I guess that tropical disturbance sparked a few showers along the coast and a bunch… Read more »