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But lets not forget one more group of “professional” reporters who love the “Southern Poverty Law Center.”
Remember Joe Stack, a disturbed man who crashed his small plane into an IRS building in Austin, Texas back in February, was not known to have any ties to any tea party group, any “patriot” group, or other right-wing groups. His manifesto reads like a confused communist rant with hate for the U.S. government and George W. Bush liberally sprinkled throughout. But NPR lumps this nut in with the right with claims that they are all dangerous to government officials and facilities.
NPR similarly uses as proof of these dangerous patriots the disturbed actions of John Patrick Bedell who opened fire on officers near the Pentagon on March 4. Bedell was an anti-war protestor, heavy marijuana user, and exhibited paranoia for which he refused to seek medical help. Bedell also has no known ties to tea party groups, any political organizations, or NPR’s frightening “patriot groups.”
Yet NPR put forth both of these sick-minded men as examples of “patriots” that have become dangerous and unstable. If NPR wasn’t saying so why include them in this report?
Naturally for its “expert” on dangerous patriots NPR turns to Mark Potok, the director of the liberal Southern Poverty Law Center. As always, Potok cites claims of a “huge growth in the so-called patriot movement that includes militias out there.” Not that NPR offers any actual proof other than Potok’s say so, of course. “We’ve seen in particular a huge growth in the so-called patriot movement that includes militias out there,” Potok says. “And I think that some of the violence that we’ve seen, such as the Pentagon shooter and the IRS, are at least in some way a reflection of that rage.” Potok says there are now more than 500 patriot and militia groups active in the U.S., more than triple the number in 2008. Again, NPR trots out Potok to warn of those evil, evil right-wing patriots and tries to back his claims up with two crazy people that have no ties at all to those same right-wing patriot groups that are being blamed for this “upsurge” in violence.
What NPR doesn’t tell you is the sort of people that work wt. the SPLC. Chip Berlet, for instance, is one of those people. Berlet has all sorts of extremist, left-wing associates (like anti-American billionaire financier George Soros) and is a member of other far left organizations such as the Socialist Workers Party. Here is an entry on Berlet in discoverthenetwork.org nestled in a page about the left-wing Tides Foundation: Berlet is a senior analyst for Political Research Associates, and has had affiliations with the American Civil Liberties Union, the American Friends Service Committee, the Christic Institute, the Socialist Workers Party, the National Lawyers Guild, and the Southern Poverty Law Center. To show how unbiased SLPC’s Chip Berlet is, he once wrote that, “right-wing foundations and think tanks support efforts to make bigoted and discredited ideas respectable.” Not too biased there, eh?
Discoverthenetwork.org also has a page on the SPLC itself.
So, for its expert on those monstrous patriot groups, NPR turns to a group that has ties to the Socialist Workers Party, George Soros, and the anti-Christian ACLU and then expects us to think such an organization should be accepted as an unbiased news source! Apparently NPR does expect us all to accept as gospel its left-biased report on how dangerous those “patriots” are, but I hope America is more skeptical than that.
Remember folks, our tax dollars support NPR.

Last night I was channel surfing and stupidly stopped on the Pravda America (MSNBC) channel. Who did the delusional Keith Olbermann have on to converse with? A representative of the “Southern Poverty Law Center.” (This alone should instantly start your gag reflex).
So who else used to have these “experts” on their show all the time? Rick (I don’t have a job) Sanchez for one). (This should put that reflex in high gear).
Now the amazing thing about this interview was that I instantly knew what would be said. How could this be? Call me pychic?
Did the “representative” say this animal, psycho was a pot smoking delusionnal, left-wing murdurer? No, he commented about Tea Party connections because the alleged murderer mentioned taxes on his website. What?
Why does MSNBC continue to have the “Southern Poverty Law Center” come on all of your shows?
In an excellent report put out by the Center for Immigration Studies, Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Jerry Kammer detailed the smear tactics used by the Southern Poverty Law Center to silence those in the immigration debate. Kammer shows that the SPLC’s attacks on immigration control organizations were carefully coordinated with the National Council of La Raza. La Raza means “The Race” in Spanish. The SPLC recklessly listed the Federation for American Immigration Reform as a hate group, just as La Raza began its “We Can Stop the Hate” campaign aimed at pushing FAIR from being quoted by the media or testifying at Congress. FAIR’s board of advisors includes such right-wing racists as former Democratic Governor of Colorado Richard Lamm and the former head of the Congressional Black Caucus foundation Frank Morris. Kammer shows that the SPLC even sees racism in the Lord of the Rings, which one of their columnists called “little more than a glorified vision of white patriarchy” in which the heroes “are manly men who are whiter than white” and “are frequently framed in halos of blinding bright light and exude a heavenly aura of all that is Eurocentric and good.” The SPLC not only sees no problems with left wing racists, they also have no problem with left wing terrorists. Their “Teaching Tolerance” magazine fawningly interviewed Weatherman terrorist Bill Ayers, who they described merely as a “civil rights organizer, radical anti-Vietnam War activist, teacher and author” who “has developed a rich vision of teaching that interweaves passion, responsibility and self-reflection.” They did not mention that Ayers set off bombs in the US Capitol, the Pentagon, and the New York City Police Department. Unrepentant, he told the New York Times in 2000 “I don’t regret setting bombs…I feel we didn’t do enough.” Gabrielle Lyon, a fellow with the SPLC’s Teaching Tolerance project co-edited a book with William Ayers and was director of his School Change Institute at the Small Schools Workshop.
That’s the SPLC in a nutshell. The Lord of the Rings is racist, but a group called “The Race” is not. Patriotic Tea Partiers are potential terrorists, but actual terrorists like Bill Ayers are civil rights organizers.

When Dianne Feinstein (D.-Hell) brandished an AK-type semiauto rifle at Congress (finger on trigger) and said "I have to tell you, I feel like taking some of you [opponents of gun bans]out," that must have been what? An invitation to go to the shooting range for a little friendly sport?
The Democrat candidates placed bull's-eye targets over districts they wanted to win. In THEIR case, it's obviously figurative, not a threat of violence. But Sarah Palin has been on TV with a gun in her hands. Sarah Palin is a self-described "rogue." (Never mind that she's about as much a "rogue Republican" as my dead grandmother.)
Dianne Feinstein has a concealed carry handgun permit for DC and the CAPITOL.
Nancy Pelosi said trying to rescind Obamacare is "an act of violence." Disagreeing with the Powers That Be is insane, you see, and putting your disagreement in the form of a vote is "violent." Their attitude is the same as Jeff Dunham's Achmed the Dead Terrorist dummy. "Silence! I keel you!"

As a freedom loving non-partisan constitution loving conservative who is as embarrassed by what the republicans have done to the country as the democrats, i have to say that this does not surprise me.

freedom of expression is important, but their is responsibility that comes with it. just because you can do something does not mean you should. i feel that using this kind of violent imagery really creates the impression that she is partially responsible for this. while i think sarah is a dunderhead, i do not think she is so stupid that she would not know that there are retarded people who follow her and might see something literal in her figurative artwork.

it really makes me sad, and i think deep down inside we all knew this was going to happen sooner or later.

now, our enemies have more ammunition to use to take more of our constitutional rights. they are rats, and they will use this messed up kid as an excuse to take away our rights to defend ourselves.

---- back in the horse now, for Polar Cow, and the like of her.
This particular shooter could have picked anyone, he hated everyone it seems.
Bring the Nut Houses back!
What puzzles me is.
A US Congresswoman and a Federal Judge no police officer's.
These threats have existed for some time.
Who's call was it to have or not have Police Officers at this event?