SPLC Launches Hysterical Attack on Critics of UN Agenda 21

This is about a report put out recently by the famous Southern Poverty Law Center who claims to be a fighter for equality and against all forms of hate and bigotry.

Fine, good for them.

However, they seem to be way off base in their vicious attacks on what they call evil "Right Wing" groups that are against the U.N. Agenda 21 program that suspiciously resembles some kind of global takeover by some kind of global world-wide government.

They go way off the cliff with the criticism of the "criticizers" it seems.

They're a little off base and this clearly has their flags flying at full mast and their extreme jealousies proudly on display.

Having been unsuccessful in genuine rebuttals, they have drank the kool-aide and resorted to the old Left Wing trick of name calling.

btw, just for the record, they are one of those cherished 501(c)(3) outfits.

Looks like they got bought off too.

Sounds to me like the SPLC is ultra-Left Wing on steroids.

And their net worth is deep into the hundreds of million$.

Gotta wonder where get all that big money comes from ? Certainly not from $5 donations I bet.

The self-styled “civil rights” organization Southern Poverty Law Center, which despite mounting controversy maintains some links to government agencies, released a bizarre and factually challenged screed attacking critics and opponents of the deeply controversial United Nations plot known as Agenda 21. Apparently unfamiliar with the definition of basic words such as “conspiracy” and “theory,” or with the UN plan itself, the SPLC also lashed out at “activist groups,” “mainstream politicians,” voters, “extremists,” and others who question or oppose the UN agenda for what it calls “sustainable development” in the United States.

In mid-April, the largely discredited group released a “Special Report” entitled “Agenda 21: The UN, Sustainability and Right-Wing Conspiracy Theory.” The document tries to link opposition to the international “sustainable-development” schemes to the so-called “right-wing.” However, even in Alabama, where the SPLC is based, that discredited talking point has been exposed as ridiculous. Consider, for example, the fact that every single member of the state legislature, including all Democrats, voted in 2012 for a law to protect private property by officially banning UN Agenda 21.

Article;
SPLC Launches Hysterical Attack on Critics of UN Agenda 21


Their Luscious Report;
AGENDA 21 - The UN, Sustainability and Right-Wing Conspiracy Theory (pdf)

a reply to: xuenchen

Oh yeah, the left wing propaganda outlet SPLC, so left even the feds are disengaging from them. Think the FBI just pulled their links from their gov site.

I tried reading the PDF this morning but after the first few pages of whining couldn't take it anymore. According to the SPLC anyone who disagrees with them or the UN in anyway is a "conspiracy theorist."

Nice to see them crying though.

When it comes to the SPLC, anyone can be identified as a "terrorist" if certain conditions are met:

1. You disagree with TPTB

2. You are white

Should about cover it...

The Southern Poverty Law Center is a hysterical organization I have long stopped taking seriously. They see hate groups everywhere, much like the McCarthyists saw reds under the bed. I've seen them slander and label entire organizations as hate groups with no justification, other than the fact they are either a fringe group with quirky, but otherwise harmless beliefs.

Hell, I'm pretty anti-right wing and I hold little love for conservatives, yet I think Agenda 21 is garbage concocted by globalist control freaks using environmentalism to push their own narrow, globalist agenda.

I take everything SPLC says with a grain of used cat litter. They are hysterical fear mongers who slander people for being different, and throw them into the same garbage pile as racists, religious extremists, and political whackjobs without doing any real research.

a reply to: xuenchen
Yes, everything you wrote accurate about them.
The average American has no clue how much of a threat to your family they are right now.
Just ask Stuart Rhodes (OathKeepers) or search on YT...even your grade schooler age child is in peril.
The need to be removed from God's green earth ASAP!

originally posted by: madmac5150
When it comes to the SPLC, anyone can be identified as a "terrorist" if certain conditions are met:

1. You disagree with TPTB

2. You are white

Should about cover it...

Adding more....

3. The SPLC supporters.



They are experts at blaming somebody for what they are guilty of.

a reply to: xuenchen

Sad isn't it?

The KKK is hated on (rightfully so) yet the government funds organization like the SPLC that do nothing more than the same thing the groups they report on do!!!

IRONIC?

EDIT: Go to the UN's website and Agenda 21 can be accessed, so how is it a conspiracy?

To further show how easily the SPLC tar brushes anyone as a hate group or extremist, regardless of actual facts, they evens have a "file" on Alex Jones:

Alex Jones

I think Alex Jones is an idiot, an ass clown, and a complete joke, but I would never class the guy as a "hate group" or as a dangerous extremist. He's an entertainer, everyone's favorite peddler of doom porn.

Just because someone holds far out beliefs does not mean they are a hate group. Maybe SPLC needs to check out the first amendment sometime, that part of the constitution that says people have a right to believe whatever nonsense they want.

And maybe actually look up the definition of hate group in the mean time.

originally posted by: Skadi_the_Evil_Elf
To further show how easily the SPLC tar brushes anyone as a hate group or extremist, regardless of actual facts, they evens have a "file" on Alex Jones:

Alex Jones

I think Alex Jones is an idiot, an ass clown, and a complete joke, but I would never class the guy as a "hate group" or as a dangerous extremist. He's an entertainer, everyone's favorite peddler of doom porn.

Just because someone holds far out beliefs does not mean they are a hate group. Maybe SPLC needs to check out the first amendment sometime, that part of the constitution that says people have a right to believe whatever nonsense they want.

And maybe actually look up the definition of hate group in the mean time.

That's where I disagree with you!

Even though AJ exaggerates and gets into preaching modes, he actually has done a hell of a lot more than the MSM in trying to educate the masses!

You have a right to hate his way of delivering his information, but look it up and prove he is wrong!

However, even though I realize your not a fan of AJ, the fact that you still respect his right to free speech is AOK

a reply to: seeker1963

That's fine. I totally understand a lot of people like him. But of course, it isn't about whether or not one agrees with him, it's the whole labeling him as an extremist or as a hate group. Having odd or anti-establishment opinions does put a person in the same category as the KKK or Nation of Islam (yeah, I am one of those who believes hate happens in all colors, and is not restricted to whites). He's not even close.

It is the attitudes of the SPLC that I find dangerous. Labeling people who hold opinions or beliefs counter to the "norm" as terrorists, extremists, or hatemongers is dangerous, especially with all the legislative proposals and attempts to deprive said people of their rights. Today, AJ supporters will be labeled "extremists". Then what? Lock up democrats in red states? Republicans in blue states? Execute fans of death metal? Waterboard people who follow their horoscopes? Lobotomize people who don't believe in climate change?

I attended an anti-terrorism officer class while I was still active duty... this would be around 7 years ago. On the subject of domestic terrorism, the D.O.D was quoting the SPLC findings at every turn...

These guys may be agenda driven morons, but the government listens when they speak...

Scary