A coalition of Christians and
conservatives is continuing its efforts to expose the Southern Poverty Law Center
(SPLC).
The campaign is a collaborative effort
by many Christian and conservative groups that have united to defeat what they
call a common enemy. The website is https://exposesplc.com/, which features an
eight-minute video about the SPLC.
“It’s about their money, where they
park their money [and] about the injustices that they commit,” explained
organizer and attorney Brad Dacus of Pacific Justice Institute. Dacus contends that was once a valued
organization fighting for the civil rights of minorities has become a group of
political activists driven by money. As
a result, the legal expert maintains the SPLC has worked hard to create “new
hate groups” in order to create new hatred, isolation and vilification. “You can’t really raise money to fight a
dragon that’s already been slain,” Dacus asserted. “There has never been – in my recollection –
ever such a great threat to our First Amendment and our constitutional freedoms
by any other third-party organization than the Southern Poverty Law Center.”
People appearing in the video include:
Alliance Defending Freedom’s (ADF) Michael Farris; Liberty Counsel’s Mat Staver
and Carol Swain – a political scientist and former professor who has been targeted
by the SPLC; and American Family Association President Tim Wildmon.
“At the end of the video, there is a
petition that allows people to sign that and to weigh in against the SPLC – and
specifically to inform the media that we object to their usage of the SPLC as
some kind of impartial, credible third-party civil rights organization,” Dacus
continued. “They are not. They are the farthest thing from that.” The petition also requests companies donating
to SPLC to stop.
My friends: You must view this video
and come to realize the battle that is being waged, and the tremendous loss in
religious liberty … if SPLC continues to spew its lies. The time is long since passed to shut down
SPLC.
Rev.
Dr. Kenneth L. Beale, Jr.
Chaplain
(Colonel-Ret), U.S. Army
Pastor,
Ft. Snelling Memorial Chapel
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