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I decided to go into an Alpha Warrior – Colonel Towner discussion on the Southern Poverty Law Center. In chasing down a reference the ‘rabbit trail’ led to this info.
First:
The CCP’s Secret Weapon to “Storm and Shatter the Enemy’s Position” (1 hour)
If you do not want to view a video here is the report:
Over 1,000 CCP-Linked Groups in America: Exposing United Front Operations | Peter Mattis
April 25, 2026 • 70 mins (I ❤ Radio)
A recent landmark Jamestown Foundation report maps Chinese United Front operations, the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP’s) effort to co-opt and weaponize civil society against the CCP’s enemies.
The report, titled “Harnessing the People” and authored by researcher Cheryl Yu, identifies more than 2,000 such organizations operating in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and Germany. More than 1,000 are operating in the United States.
They span a wide range, including student, business, professional, cultural, and “friendship” groups as well as media outlets.
In this episode, I sit down with Peter Mattis, president of The Jamestown Foundation. Few understand this complex web of Chinese influence and espionage operations as well as he does…
The 116th U.S. Congress held meetings in 2019 that included discussions about the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), with Laird Wilcox, an expert on fringe political movements, providing testimony or commentary. Wilcox critiqued the SPLC’s approach to labeling groups as “hate groups,” suggesting it was incautious and politically motivated.
His remarks were part of a broader congressional examination of extremism and the role of organizations like the SPLC in monitoring far-right activity.
Key points from the context:
- On April 9, 2019, a House Judiciary Subcommittee meeting included documents referencing Wilcox’s analysis of the SPLC’s practices.
- Wilcox argued that the SPLC used broad and potentially misleading labels, such as “hate group,” without rigorous standards.
- The SPLC responded through spokesperson Mark Potok, who dismissed Wilcox as having “an ax to grind” against anti-racist organizations.
- These discussions occurred amid growing scrutiny of both extremist movements and the institutions tracking them.
One of the papers linked to the Subcommittee meeting, that was not mentioned is this:
MARCH 26, 2019 — THE SOUTHERN POVERTY LAW CENTER IS EVERYTHING THAT’S WRONG WITH LIBERALISM (18 pages)
Makes you wonder if this meeting was the beginning of the investigation into SPLC…
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OPERATION GLADIO – CHAPTER 93 – “SOUTHERN POVERTY LAW CENTER” – EP.541
ROUGH TRANSCRIPTION
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ALPHA: We are on chapter 93 and going to be talking about the Southern Poverty Law Center. It’s been in the headlines and of course we will have a Gladio perspective on that.
Colonel, I reached out to you this morning and you said we should probably talk about this.
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COLONEL: I had looked into the Southern Poverty Law Center probably about a year and a half ago um somewhere in a thread somewhere. And what um what immediately stood out to me is if you go back in writings about the Southern Poverty Law Center, almost every article that someone would write about and um specifically a guy by the name of Laird Wilcox, what I found fascinating is on a regular search engine, number one, you almost cannot find any of his material. And archive.org has almost all of his references dead on archive.org, which was kind of like a red flag to me. But you can go through Yandex and do some digging to find some of his old articles about the Southern Poverty Law Center I posted a bunch of them today and all through the day. Of course everybody ignored him like usual, but he was on to this decades ago.
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SEE: The Laird M. Wilcox Papers via Yandex. One section is Left-wing extremists — United States not much info. On line This is better Meet Laird Wilcox 1986 — REASON Mag – GC]
…During college, Wilcox joined the radical left, a political tradition he inherited from his father. He founded the Student Peace Union and the Kansas Free Press at the University of Kansas. He was active in Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) and the civil-rights movement. Then something happened.
What started out as a noble cause turned ugly. “When it came to the left,” he now says of that time, “I’d never seen such hate in my life.” He quit the movement as he saw it sliding into “mindless nihilism, self-destructiveness, and craziness.”
In 1965, before leaving the university and joining forces with the right to complete his intellectual journey, he sold his collection of political literature to the university for $1,000, thus beginning the Wilcox Collection.
For a time he waltzed as an observer through such organizations as the Ku Klux Klan, the John Birch Society, and some fundamentalist Christian groups. He participated to the fullest and built his collection of literature of the right.
Then Wilcox began to straddle the line. One week he could be seen at a Socialist Workers Party meeting and the next marching with the Nazis. He became plugged in at the highest levels…
An Expert on Fringe Political Movements Reflects on the SPLC’s Political Agenda Congress.gov >meeting>house>documents from 116th U.S. Congress (2019)
“….Recently, [2010] The Social Contract’s contributing editor Peter Gemma [TSC] went to Kansas City to tour the Wilcox Collection and interview Laird Wilcox….”
page 183
TSC: In the course of your research and cataloging work, when did you first become aware of the Southern Poverty Law Center?
Wilcox: About the time they emerged on the scene. Initially, the ideas implied by the name “Southern
Poverty Law Center” sounded kind of appealing, like an organization that would help poor people deal
with their legal problems. After a few years it became apparent that it was nothing like that.
TSC: How did you realize that it’s all a facade, that the SPLC has its own political agenda?
Wilcox: In looking over their fundraising stuff, I could see that they were sensationalizing racial conflict issues, and when their reports on “extremist” groups began appearing it was obviously a bogus fundraising scheme that was into demonizing and blacklisting. It reminded me so much of similar operations that were aimed at leftists during the fifties and sixties, that I concluded it was basically modeled after them…
Mr. Wilcox [left] is also co-author (with John George [right]), of American Extremists: Militias, Supremacists, Klansmen, Communists, & Others(Prometheus: 1996), and Be Reasonable: Selected Quotations for Inquiring Minds(Prometheus: 1994).
Laird Wilcox lectures widely on the psychology of ideological belief systems and these topics. — LINK
The above articles are all from Yandex.
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COLONEL: But what struck me when I was looking at it before, and today, was how often the Southern Poverty Law Center is attached to the ADL, the Anti Defamation League. In almost every article, there’s some tie between the two as far as them tag teaming issues, which again to me is a red flag. So, let’s start off by introducing a couple of the characters we’re going to talk about.
The first one is Morris, and you don’t ever see his middle name used. It’s Seligman, which is a very notorious German Jewish surname. [“Seligman is a surname of German and Ashkenazi Jewish origin, primarily derived from the root word selig (or Yiddish zeleg), meaning “blessed,” “happy,” or “prosperous” — Brave AI – GC] His last name is Dees. So, he’s from an area that’s just east of Montgomery, Alabama. All of the descriptions of him say that he’s the son of a farmer.
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And what’s interesting is that area has been known for a school there just outside of that little town, Mount Meigs. Mount Meigs, had at the beginning of the 1900s, a school there that was a reformatory for black children. Unreformed: the Story of the Alabama Industrial School for Negro Children – GC] And they had young children there. They had middle-aged children there. And basically it was a prison camp and they were starved. I mean there was horrific stories, They were sexually abused there. I found it rather ironic that he grew up in that area while that school was in operation. I just want to explain to people how Orwellian the name is, Southern Poverty Law Center. And that’s going to come back multiple times when I talk about some of the lawsuits that this guy was involved in because he’s a multi, multi, multi-millionaire.
He goes to law school at the University of Alabama and the first thing he does is open a direct mail sales company. He also publishes books and he creates an organization called Fuller and D’s Marketing Group. That’s what he was known for. It grew to be one of the largest publishing companies in the south. And you can’t find any evidence that this guy was concerned about poverty at all, even in his own backyard. No reaching out to any of those people that went through that torture of growing up in that [school.] As a matter of fact, many of the people later on in life resorted to violence and ended up, with life sentences in prison because they were psychologically tortured in that place. There was no legal representation for any of those people. He never went back and revisited any of their sentences, nothing. So to me that’s very noteworthy.
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He gets approached by the Los Angeles Times to buy his publishing company. Now, those of you who followed me long enough understand that the media basically is all part of this [CIA] operation, right? So they offer him something like a million dollars for his publishing and direct sales company. I think that’s the point in which this guy is compromised. Of course he is given all of the normal awards from the establishment. The National Education Association, heaps awards on him. He gets all kinds of accolades like they’re building a portfolio for him. The USJC’s [U.S. Justice Coalition -GC] gives him awards, blah blah blah. In 1967 is the first time he started taking on controversial cases. He filed a suit to stop construction of a white university in an Alabama city that had a black state college there. He also sued to integrate Montgomery’s YMCA, which of course we all think is a great idea.
His partner’s last name is Joseph J. Levin, Jr. They both go to the same school. They graduate from the same law school and go in a business called the Southern Poverty Law Center with a civil rights activist by the name of Julian Bond. So now we’ve got the Southern Law Poverty Law Center. And again, he is heaped with rewards by the likes of the American Bar Association, which is corrupt as hell. [Boy don’t we know it! – GC] It gives him an award. The American Civil Liberties Union, ACLU, gives him an award. I already mentioned the National Education One. So in 1972, he becomes the finance director for George McGovern’s presidential campaign because he’s a whiz at direct mailing, he raises over $24 million for George McGovern using his technique. He also served as President Carter’s national finance director in 1976. He served as the national finance chairman for Senator Kennedy’s 1980 presidential campaign. Now, you won’t be surprised at all if I tell you that if you go to the Southern Poverty Law C Center’s website and want to donate, do you know who runs their donations? Act Blue.
So Dees becomes the chief trial council at the Southern Poverty Law Center and he participates in creating that hate map. He’s infamous for suing quote unquote hate groups that he also funds. Kind of like the self-licking ice cream cone. And every case that he takes he uses as a marketing tool. So he says that he’s representing John Doe and then he advertises and uses direct mailing to get millions of dollars, donations from everybody. BUT while he’s representing these people, he doesn’t share any of that money with the victims of the lawsuits. And I’ll come back to that in a minute.
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So he writes books. And one of the first books he writes is A Season for Justice. He also writes a book called Hate on Trial: The Case Against America’s Most Dangerous Neo-Nazis that was published in early 1990s. And it basically talks about a trial and a $12.5 million judgment against a quote unquote white supremacist Tom Mezer and his white Aryan resistance group for beating up a young black student in Portland, Oregon. His third book was called Gathering Storm: America’sMilitia Threat. Of course then he goes out and creates his own militia. So he has now combined all of those aspects.
I need to also say this guy was married four times that I could track. In his last divorce, the woman accused him of being a pedophile for trying to go to bed with her daughter from another marriage and being gay and having sex with somebody that he tried to get into a threesome with his wife. He also was accused multiple times of sexually harassing females at Southern Poverty Law Center. Now, you can discount the divorce stuff cuz that came out in the divorce, the stuff about him being a pedophile and gay. You can take that for whatever it’s worth. There are charges made in divorces that are not necessarily true, but that’s part of this whole guy’s persona. So, just putting that out there.
So let me go back and talk about Joseph Levin, his law partner. As I said before, he graduated from University of Alabama with a law degree as well. He spent two years in the US Army and he goes into business at the Southern Poverty. They had a law firm and then that law firm basically becomes Southern Poverty Law Center.
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I want to get to this other guy because he’s very interesting. He had a couple of things to say. He was one of the original guys that Dees was in business with. His name was Millard Fuller. He’ was Dees marketing guy. He allows Dees to buy him out from that marketing firm and donates all of that money to charity and he then goes on to establish Habitat for Humanity. So apparently he’s a good guy. But one of the articles that quoted Fuller that I saw basically said that his complaint and why he wanted out of that business was that Dees had said to him that he was only in it for the money. He was going to do whatever it took to get rich. And Fuller being more of a humanitarian was in it for the right reasons. So at that point I’ve made my assessment of what type of a person Dees is. I think that’s critical background for understanding the Southern Poverty Law Center.
So, one of the first things that struck me is that the Southern Poverty Law Center, their big famous thing that they produce is called an intelligence report, which of course for me is like what? Who does that? Who writes an intelligence report at a nonprofit NGO? Like nobody, unless you’re in it for other reasons. So the intelligence report is the crux of the whole thing. The people that are in this intelligence group inside the Southern Poverty Law Center monitors hate groups and racial extremists throughout the United States and exposes their activities to law enforcement agencies, the media, and the public. They are quoted as saying, “We publish our investigative findings online in the intelligence report. our award winning quarterly journal.” Of course, this intelligence report is used by law enforcement all over the country.
If you were the CIA, hypothetically, and you wanted to operate inside the United States and target groups, would you not use an organization like the Southern Poverty Law Center who has their own intelligence body inside of it?
ALPHA: Absolutely, I would.
COLONEL: And when you look at the production of the identification of hate groups, do you think 764 or Transtifa or any of those are on there as a hate group or the Muslim extremists? No. No, they’re not. They’re not on there anywhere. The only ones that are really on there are basically the more patriot focused organizations. You’ll find one or two, but it’s primarily focused at exactly the same people, the nationalists, that the CIA targets overseas. So if you go into any of the 90 plus countries that we’ve talked about, the focus is always on the people that don’t play ball, right? So you go to the Tupamaros en Chile, they are the ones that are the nationalist that don’t want the CIA operating and wants their government as a representative democracy. So, I have a sneaking suspicion that we’re going to find out that there are direct ties domestically. And these are one of the exact same organizations that we’ve looked at overseas multiple times in our Gladio series because they fit the exact footprint. So, let me transition here.
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ALPHA: I like what you said there and I hope people caught it. You know, that it mimics the exact same footprint because that’s what matters. For those of you that saw last week’s show, you know, one of the organizations that Colonel was talking about and I was like, “Hey, this really sounds like Red Seat Ventures” Well, this is that situation what we’ve been talking about, you know, on all these different countries. Now you look at the behavior of the Southern Poverty Law Center and it mimics the same behavior. So I hope people caught what you said right there.
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COLONEL: Let’s go over a little bit. We all know that there was an indictment that was released. It indicates that there was fraud and money laundering going on inside. Again this is another part of the whole footprint because that’s exactly what was going on in overseas vehicles that were used by the CIA to destabilize countries. So, when you look at them through your Gladio glasses, SPLC does not appear to be a civil rights watchdog. I’m going to go through a couple of cases in just a second, but it’s an institutionalized center for strategy of tension. So, if I can fund raise off of hate, I have to have hate. So if I don’t have enough hate, I just create the hate and I fund raise off of exposing the hate that I actually funded. And so I’m I’m going to get to a couple of examples of that, too.
I was trying to put all of this into words. What I came up with was it is the foundational logic of Gladio operations throughout Europe and around the world. Intelligence services and their proxies infiltrate extremist factions on both the far right and far left. The objective was never to eliminate dissent, but to facilitate and control chaos by funding, guiding, and radicalizing groups that were already pre-disposed to violence. These actors created a perpetual state of fear, justifying the expansion of state powers, the suppression of political enemies, and the validation of existing elite narratives. The indictment confirms that this model has been imported and institutionalized in American nonprofit sectors which is again exactly how USAID does it overseas using NOS’s. They do that by funneling millions of dollars to highly placed figures in the Ku Klux Klan and neo-Nazi movements. The SPLC ensured that these groups stayed active, visible, and violent when they might have otherwise withered into irrelevance. This provided a steady state of quote unquote racism, even if it’s manufactured, that served as raw material for their fundraising apparatus. It’s the perfect system, generate the problem, weaponize the problem, and secure tax-exempt funding and use the money to fuel the problem further. And of course, we know the Southern Poverty Law Center material is used by the FBI. It’s used by police departments. And they use it as part of congressional testimony.
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ALPHA:I told you before the show that I referenced them in a search warrant that I did many years ago. You think the data, because it’s used by these other entities and it’s referenced and you’re like, “Oh, this is legitimate.” And then you get over here and you’re just like, “Well, yeah, the numbers might have been real, but only because they created them.”
COLONEL: Right? So, the indictment also says that they created entities and potentially shell accounts that mirror all of the organizational structure used in Gladio overseas. They paid informants to stoke racial hatred or coordinated logistical support for rallies such as the 2017 Charlottesville event. Did you know that they were intimately involved in Charlottesville?
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ALPHA: I do now and have been over the last 24 hours. i don’t know what you’ve researched, but a lot of the information that’s circulating, I have not vetted it, but a lot of the information circulating is that Charlottesville event is one of the events that helped launch Nick Fuentes’s notoriety.
COLONEL: Correct.
ALPHA: Interesting.
COLONEL: Yes. Isn’t it? and they provided logistical support. You know, if you read through it, it looks almost like they were controlling it. They talked about it and they even had several days before scenarios about using vehicles to run over people. So this is the textbook example of agent provocateur tactics used by the CIA and their European counterparts to ensure geopolitical and social outcomes are steered exactly where they want them to head. They didn’t act in a vacuum. They were deeply integrated in the FBI and political establishments, which allowed its quote unquote hate group list to act as a de-facto policy manual for domestic security. It created a feedback loop where the government and the quote unquote watchdog acted as a unified unaccountable superstructure that defined who the domestic enemy was in order for them to take action against them. SPLC’s role in this destabilization project goes beyond just money. It centers on the American heartland by demonizing the identity of historic white Christian population and labeling their legitimate political concerns as extremism.
The SPLC has been the primary engine for managed decline, and racial tension. By equating American nationalism with violent fringe groups they essentially subsidized, they effectively de-legitimized any serious attempt at organizing any type of national interest or conservative preservation in the United States. They criminalized being a patriot. That’s the bottom line. They criminalized being an American first patriot.
Now, this goes back to when we were talking about the three events with the Ruby Ridge, Waco, and Oklahoma, right?
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ALPHA: Correct.
COLONEL: Also, there were SPLC infiltrators in the Aryan Nation all, over, to include the Oklahoma location where Timothy McVeigh hung out. Where we also found Strassmeir who I track back to Germany whose dad [the Chief of Staff to Chancellor Helmut Kohl per WIKI –GC] was intimately involved as Germany’s what they call the Department of interior guy during the Gladio operations where there were bombings all over Germany. So his dad was the government entity in Germany responsible for preventing those but they happened everywhere and included killing several US service members in those bombings. That guy’s son was at the Aryan Nation location in Oklahoma where Timothy McVeigh was hanging out. He’s the guy that was, after the bombing, escorted out of the country. Kind of like the JFK, OAS agent was escorted out of the country by the Dallas Police Department. So, the Southern Poverty Law Center, like I said, had infiltrators inside, if not paying for some of the rabble rousing that was going on in the Aryan Nation location in Oklahoma. It’s all connected.
So, they basically provided The Hegelian Dialect. They provided the thesis i.e. extreme manufactured racism and the anti-thesis of globalist multi-cultural establishment, which they fully endorse. Keeping the public locked into this dialectical conflict that prevents any serious discussion of the collapse of the nuclear family or the erosion of national sovereignty or anything else. Because as soon as you broach those subjects, you’re called a racist, right? So, obviously this indictment exposes the administrative state here in the United States and their reliance on a controlled opposition. If you’ve got to create hate groups, you really don’t have hate unless you manufacture it.
A couple of key points on the indictment. The Southern Poverty Law Center and its affiliated financial entities constituted a massive indictment that is far worse than racketeering or state sponsored disruption. They talk in the indictment about racketeering and fraudulent conduit schemes. They alleged that they functioned as an expansive racketeering enterprise. It’s accused of utilizing pass through entities and domestic NGOs to move millions of dollars to fringe extremist organizations. It’s documented through a series of quote unquote consulting fees and research grants that were in practice salaries and operational subsidies for leadership figures in self-styled white supremacist and separatist groups. This goes back to your comment about Nick Fuentes, right? How many of these people that are spewing this garbage are on the SPLC’s pay list?
ALPHA: It’s absolutely important because you made me spawn a thought and that thought led to another one and I’m trying to find it right now to verify some information. I’m going to look a little deeper before I mentioned the second one. But one of the things that came to mind was, you remember the Sedition Hunters?
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COLONEL: Oh yes.
ALPHA: Because they were targeting a bunch of us.
COLONEL: I know they targeted my neighbors.
ALPHA:Exactly. And a lot of people might remember ‘Maga Granny’ , the one that ended up flipping on Trump? She tried to out me but didn’t realize that I keep everything recorded and long story short, she started working with the Sedition Hunters. People that are, very loyal to this show and cared about me took it upon themselves to go do investigations and were like, “Hey, look at this brand new car she’s driving after she’s talking about doing all these fundraisers, and It was just very interesting. So I’m very curious to what kind of connections the Southern Poverty Law Center had to the Sedition Hunters. But another organization I’m curious to if there’s any connections and I found one I’m trying to verify it right now as well, it is The Lincoln Project. And so you got my mind going because like you just said, it’s this this big circle of organizations. it’s the intelligence apparatus saying let’s just create these other organizations that don’t have to submit to FOIA. they don’t have to submit to different things that are out there.
COLONEL: They’re fronts.
ALPHA: They’re fronts, but here’s the other part. It is knowing that the FBI starting with them is something that would mimic a very large RICO case because you’re building your way up to the way this works. So, anyway, my mind’s going wild and I hope people are paying attention, because for all the people out there that have been screaming nothing’s happening. I think this is going to be freaking huge. I think this is Pandora’s. Colonel Please continue.
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COLONEL: Okay. Also in the indictment, they were accused of sending direct payments from SPLC linked accounts to bank accounts of identified extremists by the SPLC. So they identify them, then they pay them. These funds were used for tactical gear, travel, and logistics for rallies intended to draw mass media attention and public outrage. The indictment alleges a revolving door between radical group leadership, [and] the SPLC consulting roles. By paying these figures to maintain their visibility, the SPLC ensured a constant supply of inflammatory imagery and audio to sustain high levels of fear, to encourage donations and to add legitimacy to a increasingly bigger surveillance state. The indictment challenges the SPLC’s tax-exempt status by demonstrating that its core activity was not educational or legal advocacy but political warfare. Which is huge. It also says that they had tracked hundreds of millions of dollars to offshore accounts. And again, how ‘Gladio’ is that? They argue that they were not legitimate endowments, but a war chest intended to influence internal political outcomes, probably used for overseas as well. Allegations include a systemic filing of false financial disclosures with the IRS, failing to disclose the true nature of the expenditures and misidentifying political activities as civil rights legal defense.
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ALPHA: So, let me plug in a little information here because it ties into legal defenses. I told you I was looking at Southern Poverty Law Center and the Lincoln Project to see if there’s any connections. Now, this is cursory level just so folks understand. I haven’t gone deep into it. And here’s one of the ones that we have. First, the breakdown January 5th, 2021. This is from the Lincoln Project, the their program listed Nancy Abudu as a guest. Separate sources identify Abudu at the time as an SPLC voting rights
leader and later a strategic litigation leader. That is a documented personnel crossover in a media appearance. So there’s one. The second one, and this comes in 2024, the Georgia election case. The court filing hosted on SPLC’s site shows SPLC lawyers representing one group of Amichi while the same filing certificate of service separately lists councils for Georgia First Incorporated and the Lincoln Project Incorporated. That shows that SPLC and the Lincoln Project were at least in line on the same side of that litigation.
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COLONEL: It fits the pattern.
ALPHA: This is gonna be big.
COLONEL: That’s a great find. So obviously they have a monopoly on the watch list or terrorist list. The prosecution for the indictment argues that the information used by the SPLC to lobby federal law enforcement both at DHS and FBI was often derived from individuals that the SPLC was funding. Talk about a self-licking ice cream cone! It alleges that SPLC provided evidence of domestic threats to federal agencies that they themselves had manufactured via their network of informants and subsidized radicals. This is framed as a breach of federal law regarding the manipulation of intelligence and the subversion of internal security processes. Because they’re basically passing off fake information. Oh, who else does that? Oh, I don’t know. the CIA who actually creates intelligence as opposed to gathering intelligence? That’s exactly what SPLC is doing. They’re acting as a mini CIA domestically. That’s exactly what the indictment says. They are part of Operation Gladio in the United States.
ALPHA:100%. Because it’s my opinion that’s what Sedition Hunters were. They were doxing all of us and they were doing that at the behest of the corrupt side of the intelligence agencies.
COLONEL: Well, there’s there’s I wouldn’t even say they were doxing. They were literally tracking people down.
So, just so you guys know, I’ve told this story a couple of times. I had a friend of mine that was running for political office in the local area here and she knew a lot of people and she talked to all the cops and the fire department blah blah blah cuz she was running for mayor. She called me one day and said I needed to meet her immediately. I had made it well known that my neighbors were the three people in my hometown here that were implicated in January 6th and they were tracking one of them down. They couldn’t find him. The other two had on electronic monitors so they could try to find the third one since they all are related. So I drove over and met her and she just handed me a piece of paper. In the note that she handed me, because she didn’t want to even say it out loud, was that the sedition hunters had been to all of the local businesses here asking about that guy. The one that got away. That they couldn’t find. And so I went to my friend who is the aunt of the one that they couldn’t find and walked out in the woods and had a conversation with her husband about that. I just handed him the note. We had a conversation talking about just how ridiculous the whole thing was. But they were actively combing the area, talking to every business owner, trying to find him. They were conducting a manhunt. It was crazy.
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I want to stop here and point out the government’s vastly different response to these Sedition Hunters and to Nick Shirley with the “Stop Nick Shirley Act” to Criminalize Investigative Journalism
or the people canvassing voters in the aftermath of the 2020 election. This article documents the court case against Ashe in America and her co-defendants. In all three cases private citizens are investigating possible criminal behavior but only the Sedition Hunters were praised and paid. No mention is made of the physical harassment by these people mentioned by Alpha and Shawn Taylor in the following article: Biden’s FBI paid anti-Trump ‘Sedition Hunters’ as informants in J6, Arctic Frost probes, memos show
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So the prosecution claims that SPLC’s actions were intended to spark civil unrest by intentionally facilitating high-profile confrontations. The SPLC created an environment where the state could justify their surveillance of political dissident, which is exactly what they’ve [CIA] done in every country. This is the Phoenix Program, people. The censorship of alternative media and the expansion of de domestic counter-terror authorities. SEE: The CIA’s ‘Phoenix Program’ in Vietnam: Practice run for the “war on terror”
The filing also argues that SPLC utilized these manufactured tensions to prevent any broad based consensus among American citizenry, specifically by weaponizing the quote unquote hate group label to shut down any legitimate debate regarding immigration, demographic shifts, or the erosion of the traditional American values.
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Now let’s talk about Patriot Front. Do you remember them?
ALPHA: Oh, I do.
COLONEL: And everybody kept saying that they were basically FBI agents, right? >>
Well, the indictment of the Southern Poverty Law Center addresses Patriot Front, characterizing the organization not as an independent grassroots entity, but as a critical node in an SPLC managed controlled opposition network. It provided a detailed breakdown of the institutional and financial intersections which aligned with operational patterns observed in many of the overseas operations. It says that the operational capacity of Patriot Front was significantly enabled by funds originating from SPLC linked entities like direct wire transfers. Supposedly they conducted forensic accounting and it presented consistent masked wire transfers from NGOS’s under the SPLC umbrella to private accounts owned by key Patriot Front leadership. The indictment links SPLC funds to specific logistical expenditures. Remember all those vans? Those U-Haul vans? Those expenditures included the leasing of those vans, the procurement of uniforms, and the purchasing of communication equipment used during high profile demonstrations. No wonder they all got away all the time and nobody tried to unmask them except for a few times. They also said that documents indicated that the timing, locations, and specific messaging of Patriot Front marches was coordinated to coincide with political moments where white supremacist threat narrative needed to surge. The indictment says that SPLC pushed for the use of mask face coverings for Patriot Front members. This was not a security measure for the members, but a deliberate tactical decision to prevent personal identification and ensure they remained viewed by the public as a monolithic threat to individuals.
ALPHA:Now, can you see the screen Colonel?
COLONEL: Yep.
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ALPHA: So, this flag here to the left, one of the first things that caught my attention, there were so many obvious signs here, but I want you guys to pay attention what our star where our stars would normally be. And any of you that have followed any of the coverage that I’ve been doing, you know, over the last couple years on the Azov battalion and the Nazis and Ukraine and all that stuff going on, you will recognize that symbol [Used by the Patriot Front – Wiki –GC] because it is also known as the black sun. And so I’ll just read just the first two sentences. “The black sun is a type of sun wheel symbol originating in Nazi Germany and later employed by neo-Nazis and other far-right individuals and groups. “ WIKI
THE BLACK SUN
“Former badge of the Azov Brigade,
which uses a Black Sun and the
National Idea symbol in the forefront”
COLONEL: No, they’re trying to create them. They’re trying to create a narrative. It was a Psyops. It was a psychological operation conducted on the American people.
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ALPHA: So this way you remember. You make it look organic but it’s synthetic. That way once you do get ordinary people sucked into it emotionally and make the mistake then those people are going to get hammered. It’s the whole thing in Michigan with Gretchen Whitmer. And the brothers and all that stuff that went out there. It’s 90% FBI agents, 10% people. That was the operation. That’s ridiculous. And and and there’s no tactical leader in the world that would have ever allowed a legitimate operation like that to go through. If they were legitimate. If I would have went to my police chief and said, “Hey, chief, you know, there’s these two guys and I think we can bust them being part of an organization.” How big’s the organization? Well, 12 members. Well, ain’t 10 of you guys in there, though. That’s besides the point. He would have looked at me like, “You’re crazy. What’s wrong with you guys?” But yet, that’s what they did.
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COLONIAL: It also suggests that SPLC researchers were the ones providing the guidance for Patriot Front rhetoric. When Patriot Front would subsequently release a manifesto or make a provocative statement, the SPLC would then discover. in air quotes and highlight this rhetoric to the FBI or DOJ and media, thereby validating their own manufactured feedback loop. So, I’m going to give you the script, you read it, and then I’m going to act outraged. The indictment claims that SPLC personnel served as a clearing house for information provided to federal agencies regarding Patriot Front activities, effectively curating which extreme groups the government would focus on and which ones they would allow to operate unhindered, which again is exactly what the CIA does overseas. The indictment further contends that the Patriot Front was maintained purposely to erode the legitimacy of the broader American nationalist movement by keeping the group active, well funded, and highly visible. They created a psychological lightning rod. Every action taken by the Patriot Front was used to broaden the definition of hate to cover mainstream patriotic and pro-Western sentiment. The indictment says that SPLC used these stunts to pressure corporations, social media platforms, and political representatives to de-platform and suppress nonviolent legitimate desenters by associating them with the manufactured optic of the Patriot Front, which they themselves created. So it basically functioned as a part of the strategy of tension serving as a foil that SPLC could manipulate to justify suppression of the historic American population. The indictment represents the group as a modern-day iteration of a false front organization utilizing intelligence operations to ensure legitimate political opposition remains trapped by characterized by radical optic and damaging. That’s crazy.
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Now, let me go back to the comparison of the SPLC and the anti-defamation league, the ADL…
I started doing a side-by-side comparison of the tactics used by the ADL for their agenda and the SPLC for their agenda. And it’s weird just how closely they mirror each other. They basically are operating like a two-headed monster within the administrative state. They actually share intelligence data between the intelligence project of the SPLC and the ADL’s center on extremism. They function as a private sector CIA for domestic social management. They share files on political dissident, coordinate de-platforming campaigns against journalists and activists and trade information with the federal law enforcement to ensure that their version of hate becomes codified in state sanctioned policy. By having two massive tax-exempt organizations reporting on the same threat, they create an echo – system. If the SPLC identifies an individual as dangerous, the ADL echoes it and vice versa. This creates a feedback loop for media outlets themselves often staffed by people with similar ideological commitments and they can then treat it as objective truth with independent verification of the other. It provides a cover of legitimacy that destroys people’s livelihood and reputations.
Both the SPLC and the ADL have been the tip of the spear for advocating for mass migration, the eraser of heritage-based identities for the majority population and the active promotion of multiculturalism. The globalist agenda. It’s a deliberate strategy, a form of social engineering that effectively functions as a survival mechanism against perceived threats. The ADL pioneered this industry obviously with the historical trauma of the Holocaust as a political cudgel to shield its own political agenda from criticism. And what does the SPLC use? Slavery. It’s the same thing. Their tactics are identical to each other. Almost like they share it.
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ALPHA: Well, what you’re looking the timing of this exposure is good. really really good because and I mentioned this on on my show earlier this week, Colonel, the Carmela Anthony case is coming into play. And I’ve had been warning people since last year, keep your eyes on this case. They’re going to use it. If the religious tribalism is not getting the results they want, they’re going to default to back to the one that they know always works. Black versus white in these crimes. I go, “So, keep an eye on the Karmelo Anthony case.” and that, you know, the judge came out and and had some choice words about not letting people exploit it. But seeing that these institutions are getting exposed now, that’s a good thing because it can probably rug-pull any event that they probably had planned for that trial. >>
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COLONEL: Yep. I couldn’t agree with you more. So both groups are currently acting as enforcers of post-Christian globalist regime and in our case regime change. they basically are trying to set the agenda of what’s acceptable politically to talk about. They also thrive on the existence of domestic conflict, which of course destabilization, which is what the CIA is known for. Without an extremist boogeyman, their funding evaporates, their influence declines, and their reason for existence vanishes. They have successfully embedded themselves as recognized experts into the FBI, the DOJ, the Department of Homeland Security, and many other organizations to include the military when the government produces domestic terrorism briefings. They are often essentially citing reports generated by the SPLC or the ADL. This is basically a private public outsourcing of state power.
…The other thing. The SPLC was intimately involved in a lawsuit with the Women’s League of Voters, .. they joined up with the Women’s League of Voters to thwart the lawsuits that happened about the 2020 census. They challenged whether or not you could count illegal immigrants. They both got together and if you look over the list of people that donate large large sums of money to the SPLC, it’s a very interesting list that looks exactly like the oligarchs that we’ve talked about in the past.
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ALPHA:Here’s some names right here.
COLONEL: Oh, look, JP Morgan and George Soros. What? That’s crazy. You mean the same JP Morgan that funds all of this Gladio shit and George Soros that funds all of this Gladio shit more recently? They would be funding the SPLC. Yes. Yes, they would.
ALPHA: I’m very shocked.
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COLONEL: Yeah. Isn’t that interesting? There’s a ton more, but I think we’ve pretty much made the case that this is definitely Operation Gladio inside the United States.
ALPHA: It is. I want to just highlight my brother Shawn Taylor. He sent me this. “Share this I got to help make it go viral. So I will be posting it It comes from the pamphleteer out in Nashville. I haven’t had a chance to verify this story, so I want to be very clear about that. The SPLC is a recurring character in the Phil investigation. If you guys remember, this is Phil Williams. We’re talking NC5 News out there in Tennessee. This is the one that came after brother Shawn Taylor, the Millersville PD when they were looking into the cases that involved some of the corruption there, the human trafficking there, the child trafficking there. But they had also stumbled upon a gentleman, I don’t remember his name, so I don’t want to get inaccurate, but they had a drone contract with our department defense to train the guys out in Ukraine over this. And it was a large contract. And when the TBI raided them because they said this investigation that they’re doing into human and child trafficking went beyond the scope of their duty. One of the things in their search warrant that they asked the judge for was files related to that guy, which had nothing to do with those other cases. But on the heels of yesterday’s indictment, Williams Confronting Hate Series, which builds its authority off the SPLC’s work, is worthy of further scrutiny. So, looks like there might even be some connections coming out of there, folks. And I think you’re going to see this on a lot of things. I think this is the rugpull of that. call me excited cuz I am, Colonel. And for those that have been tracking my other shows, I told everybody, and this lines up in that window, that we were going to see some people that were just going to start disappearing off of social media. Not violent stuff, just their accounts were going to start vanishing. I think related to that because once the funding is removed from all these inorganic accounts that are out there that are pushing this propaganda they’re going to disappear. The only reason they’re doing it is money or something that might be leveraged on them and I think we are going to see social media heads that are going to find themselves if not charged at least named in the indictments, Things like what they did with Patriot Front. I think we are going to see that broaden into some of these other third party applications. They try to use shell companies to conceal everything. And so when these influencers.. then you find out who was paying them and before you know it, you’re just like, “Oh, so it was money that just got washed a few times in in laundry before it made its way to these influencers.” I really do believe that we’re going to see stuff like that, Colonel.
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COLONEL: Oh, 100%. You definitely need to be looking at that exact thing because they apparently have been doing this for a very long time. I did want to mention when I was talking about some of the lawsuits they were involved in. So, this black woman had her son killed by what was alleged to be a Klu Klux Klan hit .They the SPLC sue and she got a single digit million dollar settlement, but the people that were involved involved had $52,000 to their name. So that was what the grieving mother was going to receive from the lawsuit. Meanwhile, thanks to Mr. Dees’ direct mailing, he got double digit millions of dollars frpm being involved in that lawsuit. And that woman saw not a penny of it. Not a penny. And she got like a $6 million award during the trial, but of course the people didn’t have the money, so she didn’t get that. She got like $50,000. This is repeated throughout their very selective taking of cases. [example of another case.]
And that so that brings in a completely different line. These are the same people, the ADL and the SPLC that were the backing of hate crimes. Just like they tried to do with the terrorism charge on January 6ers, right? So, you can you convict them of something and then you up-charge them with a terrorism enhancement. That’s what hate crime is. There’s no such thing as a hate crime. That’s BULLSHIT. And you know who created that? The SPLC and the ADL. And so if you kill somebody and that somebody happens to be a minority, they can upcharge you for that. It’s still murder. If it even is murder and not self-defense, it’s murder. It has nothing to do with the race of the victim, but thanks to these people and all of their nefarious bullshit and they will encourage hate crimes because they profit off of them. They turn everything into a hate crime to profit off of them.
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ALPHA: I know what it’s like being on the law enforcement side of this. In the area where I was working, we had a a a larger than average demographic of people from the LGBT community. You would get the news trying to influence investigations, trying to say that this was against somebody’s sexuality. We know the facts of the case had nothing to do with that. This was just a robbery. There needs to be people held accountable… But again, it’s one of those things where on the law enforcement side, if you are the good guys and you’re honest investigators, you can see the media manipulation. Now, granted, if you got some good administration, good chiefs like we did, they’ll pull back the radios. “Hey, these encrypted radios we gave you guys, we’re going to take those back.” And it’s the the politics, right? That tug-of-war went back and forth. If you’re going to go out there and try to influence our investigations, well, these, , extra things that we’ve given you that we don’t have to give you, well, we’re going to pull that back. But imagine areas where you got corrupt law enforcement administration, you got corrupt media, and then you have entities like this. You’re screwed.
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COLONEL: I also think it’s very very important to look at everything that has happened since the 2015 time frame of this massive ramping up. So today when I was looking into this was looking at the numbers of alleged KKK. So back in the day, in the 60s or 50s time frame, you saw like tens of thousands of estimated KKK members. The number had dwindled down to like under 5,000 and that’s lumping a whole bunch of people in that may or may not have been KKK members but you see the significant drop off. It was reported as 50 or 60,000 and you’re down to 4,000. But they can’t let it die. You know that whole thing of David Duke and his association and they’re talking to Trump about oh my god he endorsed you well let’s go back and look how much David Duke got paid from the SPLC wouldn’t that be an interesting number to know because you have to have somebody like that to create that narrative right? And that was their go to thing to denounce him… I’ll give you this money so I can use you as a statistic in my Hate Map.
And I also came across something where somebody said that the SPLC put Charlie Kirk and Turning Point [on their Hate Map] l right before he was assassinated.
ALPHA: Wow. Well, this is how it works. If you go back to The ‘Seditious Six? They did that. Five of them excluding the the military dude, five of them all had training from the same activist organization. All of this all of this is is them.
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COLONEL: But again so we were just doing the Lebanon thing. How MI6 had created that training to deploy in Lebanon to create those activists. [mi6-plots-with-islamists closest I can come –GC]
It’s the exact same thing. This has been done all over. They did it in Chile. In all of these different coups that we’ve looked at. They basically just train people in those stay-behind units to create havoc. It wasn’t a more sophisticated destabilization. But that started changing in the early 1970s. The first one that I noticed significantly with the training aspect of actually teaching people how to be the agitators was in the Chile in 73-74 time frame. So from then on it gets progressively more sophisticated and you get to 2004 when they did the first coup in Ukraine and then up to the 2014 one for the Maidan coup and it’s much more sophisticated as far as training the people. The whole Serbian and Croatia destabilization with the Albert Einstein Institute. So now they have actual entities that are making their livelihood on setting up these regime change destabilization efforts.
And the SPLC is doing in the United States is the same thing the Albert Einstein Institute did overseas. They’re doing the exact same thing. I hope that came across today. They have very nefarious beginnings as far as I’m concerned when he sells his direct mail order business to a media company called the LA Times. And he then uses that money to launch the SPLC. This just stinks of CIA all over.
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ALPHA: 100% agree with you on on that, Colonel. And you know, we knew the timing window. I don’t know if you’ve heard me say in some other shows, but we’re approaching that choke point. Trump and them are. I always knew they’re going to weaponize. I kept telling everybody, you’re going to see all kinds of stuff happen in a very small window. How do I know? Because it’s what they were trying to do to Trump and the good guys. Overwhelm them with everything. Impeachments, you know, this is going on. That investigation, did he declassify?
You overwhelm everybody with this. So, nobody knows where to even begin to fight. And that’s exactly what’s happening to the deep state right now. That’s exactly what’s happening to the globalists and all their funding apparatuses. Trump is brilliant.
COLONEL: I meant to say this earlier. The first black lawyer that worked for the SPLC quit. He was disgusted with the SPLC. And that to me says everything. He was absolutely disgusted with what he saw on the inside of the SPLC. There were numerous people that were alleged to have sexual relationships with Dees during his tenure there. That’s probably why he was married four times. It certainly was an allegation in the last divorce proceedings. but there were lots of accusations and workplace shenanigans going on in the SPLC.
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ALPHA: There was. And then I don’t know if you saw this when I brought this guy up from one of the founders from the SPLC. You brought him up. Joseph Levin. Talk about limited info. It is Like they scrape this guy’s digital footprint very, very well. That what you see on the screen for a cursory search. Obviously, if you start using some of these other sites like Yandex and all that, you’ll probably get more, but
COLONEL: No, no, there’s almost nothing out there on him.
ALPHA: Wow. So, that in and of itself tells you a lot. Colonel.
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I certainly hope Jeff Childers is correct!
