Sunday, May 3rd 2026

Firstly, we are very grateful that both the Southern Poverty Law Center and the federal government have inadvertently both exposed the informants, the fraudsters, the disingenuous, and have essentially cleansed our ranks of the enemy from within.  Now we can finally operate more effectively.

Now, for those who are curious, are the claims outlined in the federal government’s indictment of the Southern Poverty Law Center true?  Or are the SPLC’s claims of “a long-standing history of paying informants” true?  The answer?  Both.

To understand their tactics, and why their exposure is such a blessing to us, we’ll have to briefly explore the history of the Southern Poverty Law Center, their financing, and their tactics.

They had been, in their early days, funded by lawsuits against the Klan, which directly affected the way in which we must operate, in order to protect our resources and our membership, and shield ourselves from liability, both civil and criminal.  

Let it be distinctly known that we have always been very well aware that the SPLC had placed paid informants in our ranks.  They have for years, and in the early years, these degenerates had caused a lot of trouble for both our organization, and our members, leading to both criminal prosecutions and civil litigation.  But knowing of this SPLC infestation, we had adapted our methods long ago, rendering their tools and their informants completely ineffective.  Any information reported back to the SPLC would be completely useless.  They would simply be able to accurately claim to donors that they do technically pay individuals with Klan membership.  Every single tactic they employ is with the singular purpose of aiding them in their solicitation of donations.

Today, the Southern Poverty Law Center is an extremely well-financed entity, funded by massive donations and contracts.  Their primary business function is essentially the ongoing solicitation of donations, publishing marketing materials designed to suggest that the SPLC is the only entity standing between the Klan and its outright resurgence, and that only generous donations to the Southern Poverty Law Center can keep the KKK and “dangerous extremist groups” at bay.

They publish a “list of hate groups,” by category; and in order to make these “extremist organizations” seem much larger in number, they include on this list organizations and groups which aren’t even remotely extremist in nature, but those that might simply lean conservative.  But remember, whether something on their list truly is “extremist” or not, is irrelevant—the entire purpose of this list is to justify the existence of the SPLC, and frighten donors into writing larger checks, in order to combat some imagined epidemic of active extremist groups.

Large donations require that the Klan and other “dangerous extremist groups” seem a growing scourge; and to this end, as impressive a tactic as it may seem, in order to manufacture the visibility of white nationalist groups, they have even established their very own “active white power groups,” and have, through leadership which they themselves pay, manage entire organizations, from its leadership, down to its otherwise sincere membership.

In order to impart some sense of desperate urgency, the Southern Poverty Law Center NEEDS there to be recent events and incidents to highlight.  The 2017 incident in Charlottesville, VA was a fantastic fundraising driver for the Southern Poverty Law Center; and now that the evidence of their instigating, funding, and indeed manufacturing the incident has come to light, one can see the large return on investment they enjoy through their now-exposed “white power” business endeavors—despite the deaths and injuries that occurred.  It calls to mind the “hero” who sets a fire, in order to extinguish that fire and be praised a hero.  Time will tell whether the victims of the Charlottesville incident will sue the SPLC (just like the SPLC did to us); and time will also tell whether those of the SPLC will actually face imprisonment—keeping in mind, of course, that the liberals will always come to the defense of their allies, regardless how egregious the crime.

In closing, let the exposure of this decades-old enemy signal the end of the third era of the Ku Klux Klan, one which required strategies that effectively rendered us fractured and disjointed, as we celebrate together this reformation of the Ku Klux Klan, in this, our fourth era.  The Ku Klux Klan, in its first era, saved the south, when white southerners were at their weakest, treated as second-class citizens, while white traitors in the north assigned all political power to blacks, and enabled them to terrorize the white population with impunity.  The situation facing white people today is eerily similar to the circumstances immediately following the civil war; the only difference being that there is no longer a division between north and south, but only a division between white or anti-white.  There is no middle ground.  But the Ku Klux Klan has risen again, armed with the truth, the new strategies, and the tools to save the white race again.

NON SILBA SED ANTHAR

(Not for self, but for others)

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