Thread: Southern Poverty Law Center targeting immigration reform act

add Institute for Mexicans Abroad (IME)
HErmandad Mexicana (Mexican Brotherhood)
MEXICA
MATT
LULAC
ICIRR (illegal alien anarchist groups from Chicago)
Border Angels
Mexicans without Borders (Mexicanos Sin Fronteras)
Emma Lozano/Slim Coleman - Adalberto Church, Chicago
ANSWER
ACORN

Southern Poverty Law Center — Paid Purveyors of Hate Speech

Thought the Southern Poverty Law Center was a nice civil rights organization? Think again!

Here are some links to articles on the Internet which expose the agenda, personal motivations, hateful rhetoric and techniques of the SPLC http://brekespear.googlepages.com/

The Southern Poverty Law Center: A Twisted Definition of ‘Hate’ by Matthew Vadum - On the Human Events site, this is an excellent exposé of the empty rhetoric of the organization.

The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Hate-Mongers - John Vennari on the SPLC's methodology employed in one of their anti-Catholic campaigns.

Debbie Schlussel on How Morris Dees Seized American Land For Illegal Aliens - The Conservative Jewish commentator takes exception to the litigious side of the SPLC.

Looking For Hate In All The Wrong Places - Judy Andreas on, among other things, branding The Lord of the Rings as white racist propaganda.

Southern Poverty Law Center: Activities, Agendas, and Worldview - Jacob Laksin discusses the SPLC's history and their technique of fundraising with hysteria.

The Church of Morris Dees - From Harper's Magazine, November 2000: How the Southern Poverty Law Center profits from "intolerance."

FACT SHEET ON MORRIS DEES and the SOUTHERN POVERTY LAW CENTER - A shorter summary of some of the more incriminating charges against Dees.

Morris Dees’ Hate Campaign - David Horowitz addresses Mr. Dees directly.

Southern Poverty Law Center: a Wikipedia article, which has some information on controversies regarding the SPLC. Excerpts: “In 1996 USA Today stated ‘… in a recent report on arsons at black churches in the South, [Dees’] Klanwatch newsletter included five 1990 fires in Kentucky. The article doesn’t mention they were set by a black man.’â€

Originally Posted by legalatina

That is an EXCELLENT IDEA. For starters reveal the origins and background and agenda of LA RAZA and MALDEF including the leadership and their obvious connection and ties to the government of Mexico as well as the 500 affiliates of La RAZA, the Insitute for Mexicans Abroad, Hermandad MExicana, CHIRLA, MECHA etc. The public needs to know.

It is an excellent idea. It's long been my opinion that when people gather information on these groups in a piecemeal manner, they rarely grasp the full scope of what we are dealing with here. It's rather easy to maybe just blow them off as "just another" fly-by-night radical group which will make some noise and then fade away.

By providing the history, agenda, etc. of these groups in one central publication, it would be a wake up call as to just how far reaching and dangerous these groups are to this country.

A big thumbs up to these comments from the article:

[quote]"Nobody I know is against immigration, only against illegal immigration. For the country to remain strong, each wave of immigrants needs to assimilate, become Americans, before we are inundated with the next wave. Allowing unrestricted immigration will destroy the culture; history show this. Unrestricted immigration from Normans completely changed Saxon England, for example."

"I cannot believe how many people are out there in the country that want to sacrifice our National Security, including our elected officials. Without border security, we have no Homeland Security!"

"Another "ist". Can't people just accept that not everyone agrees and that each is entitled to his/her opinion without being labeled an "ist" of some sort."

"SPL is out hunting witches again. "nativists" now this is just making stuff up! And this! This is twisting the truth, by calling people “anti-immigrant activistsâ€

The way they are going it is only a matter of time before they are brought down......Lou Dobbs doesn't think much of them either!!

One of the open-borders, "let's let private agencies issue visas...and let market forces dictate the free flow of people and jobs" organizations plotting to ruin our nation....HACER member of the Institute for Mexicans Abroad.


HACER is a member of the Advisory Council of the Institute for Mexicans Abroad (IMA). With the creation of the IMA, the federal government of Mexico recognizes the need to incorporate Mexican communities abroad in the design of policies that affect them, and at the same time to create an important bond with the fellow countrymen who live abroad.

The IMA's Advisory Council provides assistance to the Institute in the design and implementation of actions geared towards Mexican communities abroad. The council is made up of 152 members, and represents the best example in history of an organizational effort by Mexicans living abroad.

In the United States, the IMA's Advisory Council has become a meeting forum for Mexican and Mexican-American leaders who, in the past, were dispersed throughout in different coalitions of local and regional scope. The IMA's Advisory Council has become an excellent bridge of communication between Mexican immigrant leaders and their Mexican-American counterparts. It has also served as a channel to articulate the needs and interests of important segments of Mexican communities in the US on a national level.


President Felipe Calderon during the X IME meeting
at Relaciones Exteriores (Mexico, November 2007)



President Felipe Calderon during the IX IME Meeting
at Los Pinos (Mexico, April 2007)



Former President Vicente Fox VIII IME meeting
at Los Pinos (Mexico, October 2006)

Institute for the Mexicans Abroad Site