Morris Dees is the infamous pervert and child molester known for creating the SPLC money scam in 1971.
By Kevin Hayden – TruthisTreason.net
The Southern Poverty Law Center is at it again, demonizing free speech and constitutional ideas. On February 23rd, the SPLC released a report entitled, “US Hate Groups Top 1,000” wherein they lump neo-Nazi skinheads, violent extremists and “constitutional patriots” into the same category. The Poverty Center loves to use media buzzwords in order to get their own hate speech heard, using terms like militia, conspiracy theories and ‘radical right’ to whip the pundits into a frenzy.
While the SPLC consider these ideas to be extreme, conspiratorial or flat out scary, I don’t see much wrong with legally elected legislators fulfilling their job duties. Arizona is suffering a severe budget strain from the illegal immigration issue there. Like it or not, it is the Federal government’s duty to defend the national borders and handle these issues. Arizona is in the interesting position of having a state border that shares a national borderline. When the Federal government fails, what are states supposed to do? Sit back and cross their fingers?
On the topic of barring American courtrooms and judges from considering international law – regardless of origin – I have to really question the SPLC’s own mental stability. In the United States criminal justice system, verdicts, actions and enforcement are based upon a clearly written set of American laws pertinent to that jurisdiction. If it’s illegal to assault your significant other in the state of Nebraska, why would a Nebraska domestic violence judge use any other guidance to render a judgement other than the facts of the case and Nebraska law? But again, the Southern Poverty Law Center is utilizing buzz words, such as “Sharia law” in order to be heard. It makes no difference what other country the law comes from, whether it’s religious in nature or even intended for maritime law – the use of any set of rules other than the laws of that particular jurisdiction in which the offense is committed is frivolous and pointless to discuss. If judges are considering and applying “Sharia law” or British law or even Finnish law in an American court room, they should be removed from the bench. Sadly, some states have to explicitly write bills barring the use of foreign law in their respective courts and the SPLC jumps on this in order to justify their expensive existence. READ FULL STORY
