Jeremy Tedesco

It's basically every right-of-center advocacy organization that disagrees with the left.

And TPUSA is on there, you know, Moms for Liberty and about nine or ten other big parents' rights organizations.

You know, and the Biden administration used this list to attack Catholics, to go after parental rights groups.

The media organizations rely on it all the time.

Corporations rely on it all the time to make business decisions.

So these kinds of things really need to come to a stop.

And look, nobody needed this indictment to stop relying on the SPLC, but this indictment should close the book for anybody who was thinking, I wonder if we should continue to rely on their information.

Their information is garbage.

Yeah, they're an essential cog in the wheel of censorship, especially online censorship.

And the reality is the way the censors operate, especially the government censors, is they try to launder their censorship through nonprofit organizations who have credibility.

I mean, the SPLC doesn't have any credibility, but they still do have a lot of credibility, I think, or maybe just name recognition based on their past efforts.

And so what happens is they put out the information through the hate map of the organizations that are hateful and should be

deprived of financial services, deprived of technological services and things like that.

And then companies or even media organizations rely on those things to make decisions.

And so these nonprofit organizations are really essential cogs in this censorship industrial complex.

And so SPLC, if they were to ultimately...

meet their demise because of this, it would be a major blow to the censorship complex here in the U.S.

I think one of the things your listeners should know is the SPLC is exporting their whole model overseas.

The Global Project Against Hate and Extremism, I think it's called, was actually co-founded by a former high-ranking SPLC employee named Heidi Baric.

And so they're over in Europe setting the rules as a nonprofit over there for online speech and discourse.