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Cordelia Scaife May’s fortune made the immigration-control movement and Donald Trump’s presidency possible.

An honest assessment.

By public officials and private companies.

Dems sprinkle their negative campaigning with pandering.

But it's not going to remove the flag.

The lawsuit was filed by the SPLC.

If you give your money to a donor-advised fund, you lose control of it.

A white man in the White House is reassuring.

Amazon and others should do the same.

Thought crime.

“Countries’ having borders is not racist.”

Airbnb says it is trying to prevent people from coming to the AmRen conference.

Their real crimes are lying and slandering for gain.

So does legal director Rhonda Brownstein.

When expressing an opinion is a crime.

Former employee describes the SPLC as a "highly profitable scam."

Alderman is pushing for a criminal investigation.

They do not tolerate affiliations that “even romotely” seem to them to be biased.

He “failed to meet the standards SPLC hopes to instill in the world.”

SPLC is handling their case.

Carol Swain tries to understand us in The New White Nationalism in America.

Case could have ramifications for dissident government employees.

The internet giant’s new wave of censorship.

Book identifies the symptoms but not the cause.

McInnes says SP that "in the world of SPLC fundraising, mo hate is mo money."

Lawyer claims SPLC published stolen documents and engages in “ritual defamation.”

GuideStar and Amazon relied on the SPLC to determine CIS is a "hate group."

SPLC and NAACP team up.

Lawsuit accuses SPLC of racketeering and seeks $6.5 million in damages.

Plan is to deplatform conservatives from payment processors.

SPLC offers a useful potted history of the struggle for sanity.

"Hate" watchdog settles for $3.375 million.

Even lefty journalists recognize SPLC’s chairman as the “arch-salesman of hate-mongering.”

Donations and a booming stock market help it prepare for a rainy day.

Antifa beats up people because of their ideas, not because of race, religion, or ethnicity.

That would be the last time I retreated.

Black law professor calls SPLC a hate group.

Conservatism Inc. strikes back.

Why is the SPLC putting its money in the Cayman Islands?

Because of greed, cowardice, or both.

Gay activists attack Peter Brimelow and Jared Taylor.

And a money-raising scam, too.

How GuideStar was successfully pressured to reject the SPLC.

SPLC now has a track record.

Even moderate conservatives are beginning to catch on.

Center for Immigration Studies is now an SPLC "hate group."

Why do the media cite this partisan fundraising group as if it were objective?

More lies from the left's biggest fundraising scam artists.

The Federation for American Immigration Reform is trying to revoke their non-partisan tax status.

Who does more with less?

The important thing is to rely on one "expert" with shoddy research.

SPLC claims that American Renaissance "lies" about blacks.

They didn't like his views on homosexual marriage.

Testimony before the National Tea Party Caucus on Capitol Hill.

The FBI may just be making its ties less obvious.

One of the first-ever academic studies of SPLC bias.

More people are fighting back.

Government has long used SPLC as a "resource."

CNS News prods FBI on its ties to SPLC.

He says "we are going to have to kill a lot of whites."

SPLC brings suit against reality.

Shooter picked his target off an SPLC "hate" map.

Listening to Morris Dees fulfills mandatory diversity-training requirement.

Conservative group describes SPLC as an "organized attack machine of the extreme political Left."

More and more people see these frauds for what they are.

Seeking $100 million for defamation.

She uses the "carrot and stick" approach.

The American way of crushing free speech.

More people are waking up to these frauds.

SPLC already trying to make money on the Norway killings.

The $PLC: race-baiting fundraisers or anti-American hucksters?

Links! Code words! Horrors!

Club pretends population has no effect on environment.

Ask awkward questions at the "white privilege summit" in Rock Island, IL.

It's open to the public. If you are in Rock Island, IL, you should drop in.