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John Frangelico's avatar

Thank you Norm! I just made my first ever donation to the SPLC. We will not allow this corrupt, racist regime to take down one of the country's premier civil rights organizations.

Susan Lee's avatar

It seems to me that our alleged FBI and DOJ have shown only that they must indict themselves--just as falsely, of course--for using informants, since they're actually so completely ignorant and unable to think past the ends of their noses that they're clueless how informants are used to help us all.

Are Patel and Blanche really such total ignoramuses that they don't know that they use informants, too. Most, if not all, our police departments, too. How can we have such absolutely brain-dead people in our alleged "cabinet"?

Republicans have, after all, been working for decades to wipe out education so that they can control the population. Guess they forgot that they'd be wiping out ANY brain power in their own gang, too!

Arkansas Blue's avatar

I have donated to the SPLC and I HIGHLY APPROVE their use of my donations to pay informants.

Sally Fell's avatar

What the DOJ may have done is "out" the SPLC informants. I suspect that was their intention all along. How many years does it take to successfully establish an informant network, informants who have gained the trust of far-right, white nationalist extremist groups, and even reached a point of leadership? SPLC picturing them on their website only highlights the group's activity while also lending credibility to their informant's loyalty to the group. The DOJ may just have managed to expose, and possibly even endanger these brave informants, thus, giving these far-right groups more power -- even suggesting to them that this is a government that is behind their cause and will prosecute their opponents.