The Bloody Facts About the Southern Poverty Law Center

From Family Security Matters and this blogger's friend, Mr. Alan Kornman.

Discredited Southern Poverty Law Center Has Blood On Its Hands
by ALAN KORNMAN


America's first case of Domestic Terrorism sentencing hearing is July 15, and all roads lead back to a discredited liberal activist group called The Southern Poverty Law Center and its political enemies list. The SPLC has become infamous for its falsifications, slanders, and baseless demonizations of conservative political groups, and now it nearly cost people their lives!

Floyd Lee Corkins A Domestic Terrorist - Video of the Attack

Floyd Lee Corkins is a liberal militant homosexual LGBT activist. Court documents state that Corkins wanted kill employees of the Family Research Council because, "I don't like these people, I don't like what they stand for...and he intended to kill as many employees of the FRC that he could."

Court papers show that Corkins brought a semiautomatic pistol, two fully loaded magazine clips with 15 rounds each, a box of 50 rounds of 9 mm bullets, and 15 Chick-fil-A sandwiches to smear in the faces of his dead victims.

Militant Gay Activist Shoots African American

When Corkins enters the FRC building, Leonardo Johnson, a building manager and unarmed security guard asked Corkins for his identification.

Corkins then shot Mr. Johnson in the arm with the intent to kill. Despite Mr. Johnson's serious gunshot injury he managed to wrestle the gun away from Corkins and held him at gunpoint until the DC Police arrived.

Not An Impulsive Act

An FBI subsequent investigation confirmed that Corkins did not act impulsively in committing the shooting. Further statements to the FBI show that Corkins had, "been thinking about perpetrating similar violence for years, but just never went through with it."

That is until the SPLC website ‘hate list' gave Corkins the information he was looking for. Corkins told the FBI, " He was a political activist and considered the FRC a lobbying group. He committed the shooting for political reasons. He had identified the FRC as an anti-gay organization on the Southern Poverty Laws Center website."

Corkins committed a political act of violence to further his liberal homosexual LGBT agenda. The FRC is a Conservative political group who advocates a marriage is between a man and a woman. The SPLC leadership lists many conservative groups as hate groups because Mark Potok is himself a liberal activist who uses his pen as a sword against his political rivals, much like how Floyd Corkins used his Sig Sauer handgun against his political enemies at the FRC.

SPLC Arch Salesman of Hate Mongering

The SPLC is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization with a staggering bank account worth $223.8 Million. In 1994 the SPLC's hometown newspaper the Montgomery Advertiser published a 9 day expose of Morris Dee's empire.

Robert Stacy McCain states, "Originally devoted to tracking violent neo-Nazi and Klan groups, in the 1990s the SPLC began expanding its purview to include all "extremists," which has proved to be an amazingly flexible term. In 2003, for example, an SPLC report warned its readers of the dangers posed by such respectable conservative organizations as the American Enterprise Institute and the Bradley Foundation.

With the Klan and White Supremacist groups becoming national jokes, it became increasingly more difficult for the SPLC to raise money off the KKK and other white supremacists groups.

The SPLC's shift from the KKK to militias and conservative groups began in 1997 when Mark Potok was hired by the SPLC.

Mark Potok Casts A Wide Net of "Hate" At The SPLC

Mark Potok is a Liberal activist who transformed the SPLC into a political action group whose focus is attacking Conservatives because they have a competing political philosophy.

Mr. Potok is now "King Of The Hate Business" and like any business one must have a hot product to sell and put new products on the shelves.

So how does Mark Potok and the SPLC make groups that are against Jihad, support the Constitution & Bill Of Rights, promote individualism, smaller government, out to be a "mass legion of haters".

Potok uses a technique called the "links and ties" method he learned well from his earlier adversaries.

Links And Ties Method

Academically speaking the links and ties method uses, "incidental associations between groups and individuals to create a false perception of shared ideology and purpose."

The SPLC is powerless unless they can attach a label to their targets. Racist used to be the label of choice, but it has been so overused over the last 20 years it doesn't destroy individuals and groups like it used too.

Today labeling someone a "hater" or part of a "hate group" is effective ritual defamation.

Lance Wilcox says, "The power of ritual defamation lies entirely in its capacity to intimidate and terrorize...It is not used to persuade, but to punish. Although it may have cognitive elements, its thrust is primarily emotional. Ritual Defamation is used to hurt, to intimidate, to destroy, and to persecute, and to avoid the dialogue, debate and discussion upon which a free society depends. On those grounds it must be opposed no matter who tries to justify its use."

Conclusion

Mark Potok and the SPLC's falsifications, slanders, and baseless demonizations motivated Floyd Lee Corkins to commit the first case of domestic terrorism pursuant to 22 D.C. Code 3151, et. seq., Assault with Intent to Kill is an enumerated "Act of Terrorism" if committed with the requisite intent.

On August 15, 2012, Floyd Lee Corkins, assaulted Johnson and the FRC with the "intent to intimidate or coerce a significant portion of the civilian population of the District of Columbia and/or the United States; namely, any and all individuals associated with or supporting the FRC, like minded organization, or otherwise holding beliefs contrary to or advocating against gay marriage."

Mark Potok and the Southern Poverty Law Center have discredited themselves beyond repair. The Emperor of ritual defamation, Mark Potok, is a weak little man drunk on liberal political activism rather than fighting for equality, freedom, liberty, and American exceptionalism.

How I Became a Hate Group

An awesome article by Daniel Greenfield over at Family Security Matters about his blog, Sultan Knish, and how the Southern Poverty Law Center has identified his political blog as a "hate group."

Amazing stuff.

How I Became a Hate Group


When I went to sleep last night, little did I know that while outside sirens competed with car alarms in the symphony that is New York City, I had already been declared a hate group.

Being declared a hate group wasn't in my plans for the day, but like winning the lottery, it seems to be one of those things that happens when you least expect it. Except that as the little bald man in front of the bodega tells you, you have to play to win, but you don't even have to buy a ticket to be declared an official hate group.

My first response on finding out that I was now a hate group was to look around to see where everyone else was. A hate group needs the group part and one man and a cat don't seem to be enough. Even when the cat is a well known bigot who hates mice, birds, car alarms that go off in the middle of the night, the plumber and sudden noises.

Still the Southern Poverty Law Center had listed, "Sultan Knish a blog by Daniel Greenfield" as one of their Active Anti-Muslim Hate Groups, alongside such other vast organizations as "Faith Freedom", a website for ex-Muslims, and "Casa D'Ice Signs", the signs on a bar located on K-Mart Plaza in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania.

Someone with less faith in the fact checking abilities of the Southern Poverty Law Center might have thought that whoever had made up this list had no clue that "Casa D'Ice" was a lounge with signs outside, that there was no such group as "Casa D'Ice Signs" and that signs are pieces of plastic and not a hate group. But I had faith that the Center knew more than I did. Perhaps its crack team of researchers had learned that the signs had come alive and formed their own hate group, somehow arranging their own letters to form messages about illegal immigration and the need to get out of Iraq.

My first thought was to wonder whether some mistake had been made in my own case, but the Southern Poverty Law Center people are experts on hate groups, even if they don't seem to know what the definitions of "hate" or "groups" or "hate groups" might be. Even if they seem to have copied their list off a forum somewhere at the last minute to have something to show the donors. Clearly I was now a hate group and with tax season upon us, I called my accountant to find out if there was a tax deduction for that. There wasn't.

As a consolation though, I was listed as "active", which I took as a compliment because I had jogged a few miles yesterday and clearly the Southern Poverty Law Center had noticed. They also listed me as being in New York, which showed that the Center was well aware that it was aggressively trespassing above its jurisdiction below the Mason-Dixon Line and invading the north.

The Southern Poverty Law Center's "Hate Map" (TM), which is either a map of hate groups or a map of groups that the center hates, had me floating somewhere in the East River next to the National Black Foot Soldier Network and the National Socialist Movement in Long Island. Say what you will, but I think it's a real tribute to the broadminded diversity of the city that there's room for all of us there, from Catholic Family News to the Nation of Islam to the newest massively organized hate group-- me.

I had fewer members, especially if you don't count the cat, and no uniforms or jackboots, but I had to soldier on. The Southern Poverty Law Center was in desperate need of more hate groups to fight and I couldn't let them down. It's not easy running a 216 million dollar organization which has been described as the country's richest civil rights organization with misleading fundraising practices.

Having succeeded in such diverse areas as being George McGovern's national finance director, Carter's national finance director and national finance chairman for Ted Kennedy's presidential campaign, SPLC head honcho Morris Dees doesn't have many options except to collect his 0.95 percent compensation and solicit more donations to fight active hate groups like me and that guy who puts up signs on his bar. I knew that I couldn't let him down.

Every time the Southern Poverty Law Center sent out another begging letter asking donors to help an organization with a mere 216 million dollar endowment fight an impossible uphill battle against Bare Naked Islam, Atlas Shrugs and Concerned Citizens for the First Amendment, I had to do my part so that all the poor employees of the Southern Poverty Law Center would have enough to eat that night.

According to the Southern Poverty Law Center, which seems to have expanded beyond its core mission of using the law to impoverish people in the south, to qualify as an Anti-Muslim hate group, you had to believe such outrageous filthy things as the notion that Islam might be "sanctioning pedophilia, marital rape and child marriage".

People who believe such Islamophobic nonsense include the Ayatollah Khamenei, the Grand Mufti of Australia and whoever wrote the Koran, which says, "marry of women as may be agreeable to you, two, or three, or four".

Quickly I understood that I was now part of a much bigger Anti-Muslim hate group than I had realized. This Islamophobic group included all of Islam. Was it possible for Islam itself to be an Anti-Muslim hate group? It seemed mind-boggling, but there could be no other answer.

Pakistan, which had legalized the marriage of 12 year olds, was surely the base for a major Anti-Islamic hate group which was doing its best to demean Islam. It also appeared to be conspiring to depict Muslims as "irrational, intolerant and violent", which was another check box on the SPLC list. But the story didn't end there.

"These groups also typically hold conspiratorial views regarding the inherent danger to America posed by its Muslim-American community." Now it appeared that Anti-Islam hate groups included the FBI and the NYPD, which were notorious for suspecting that Muslim-Americans might be terrorists and arresting them and detaining them for doing nothing more than practicing some aspects of their religion.

Suddenly it wasn't just one man and a cat-- it was the entire Muslim world, the FBI, the NYPD and it didn't end there. The Southern Poverty Law Center's own website had a list of Top 10 Jihadists, slurring the names of such respectable practitioners of traditional Islam as Anwar Al-Awlaki, a Muslim cleric who appeared on PBS, NPR and many other outlets to explain the peaceful nature of Islam and Abdullah Muhammad, whom the Center outrageously suggests was conspiring to terrorize South Park for mocking the other Muhammad, the one who in a bid to make Islam look bad practiced pedophilia, marital rape and child marriage.

Even the Southern Poverty Law Center had exposed itself as an Anti-Islam hate group, and how could I or anyone else trust it to assemble a reliable Anti-Islam hate group list, when it had left itself off that list.

It was hard for me to accept that a group of intrepid researchers who had cluelessly listed Ann Barnhardt twice, listed Silver Bullet Gun Oil, a weapons lubricant, as a hate group, listed single- author blogs like mine, Pamela Geller's and Bonni Intall's as "hate groups" could possibly be wrong. How could an organization which wrote down "Casa D'Ice Signs" as a hate group without realizing that Casa D'Ice was a bar, make a mistake?

But there was no way around it. The SPLC had proven to be Islamophobes and couldn't be trusted anymore. And so I could no longer take their word that I and my cat were a Hate Group. Though Morris Dees may have to go hungry to bed tonight, I must decline the honor of posing as a hate group in order to help him defraud his donors. But I will always remember the brief four hours when I had my own hate group.