I just read all of these. Plenty of valid points. I liked 'DOJ Makes Its First Arrest in the SPLC Case' the most, because we can all agree that infiltrating as a means to inform is valid and worthy. What struck me is that the individuals involved were key to organizing the march in Charlottesville. SPLC fundraised off the back of that event, claiming "look at all this white supremacy and racism, we need your support". Democrats than weaponized the event. The SPLC benefitted financially, and the Democrats benefitted politically. It was the Biden administration that shut down an investigation into the SPLC after banks flagged its suspect activities.

This article details leaders of extremist groups were being supported financially: https://nypost.com/2026/04/22/us-news/southern-poverty-law-center-accused-of-secretly-paying-ex-kkk-imperial-wizard-as-informant/?utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter&utm_campaign=nypost

That goes far beyond the "they're just informants" argument. So, you could argue that SPLC are perpetuating this problem and creating division, when in reality there may be far less white supremacy and racism than appears.

Nobody with any sense wants white supremacy and racism, but we should all also be aligned with wanting more truth and less division. If racism is being manufactured to divide us and stoke support for Democrats then I am entirely against that. Not because I am entirely against Democrats, but because I am against peddling fear and continually manipulating the public.

However, as always, I trust the criminal justice system and await their verdict.