Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About the SPLC, but were Afraid to Ask

By Nicholas Stix

The spring 2010 issue of The Social Contract journal runs about 200 pages, but they’re huge, double-sized pages, thus making the issue of the equivalent of a 400-page book. It contains every important exposé on the SPLC previously published (e.g., Ken Silverstein’s Harper’s magazine exposé), plus amazing new investigative reports commissioned expressly for it.

You will never find this resource cited or linked to at The Pretend Encyclopedia’s (Wikipedia’s) page for the SPLC, whose “external links” only take readers to pro-SPLC sources, the first two of which are the SPLC itself! (If a subject is on TPE’s enemies list, this practice would be denounced and discouraged.)
 

The Social Contract, Spring 2010
A Note from the Editor - The SPLC: Poisoning Public Discourse
By Wayne Lutton (Spring 2010)

The Southern Poverty Law Center - An Introduction
By Peter B. Gemma (Spring 2010)

Fighting 'Hate' for Profit and Power: The SPLC's Political Agenda Up Close
By John Vinson (Spring 2010)

Cooking the Books on ‘Hate’- A Closer Look at SPLC’s Famous List
By Steven Menzies (Spring 2010)

The Church of Morris Dees - How the Southern Poverty Law Center Profits from Intolerance
By Ken Silverstein (Spring 2010)

SPLC: America’s Left-Wing Hate Machine
By Jerry Woodruff (Spring 2010)

Bashing for Dollars The SPLC’s Predatory Game
By Brenda Walker (Spring 2010)

The Hidden Agenda of the SPLC
By Tom Tancredo (Spring 2010)

An Expert on Fringe Political Movements Reflects on the SPLC’s Political Agenda - An Exclusive Interview with Author and Researcher Laird Wilcox
By Laird Wilcox (Spring 2010)

The Practice of Ritual Defamation - How Values, Opinions, and Beliefs Are Controlled in Democratic Societies
By Laird Wilcox (Spring 2010)

The Southern Poverty Law (and Investing) Center - Will SPLC, a Beneficiary of Financial Swindler Bernie Madoff, Return Its Madoff Money?
By Patrick Cleburne (Spring 2010)

Good News: SPLC Loses $50 Million; Bad News: SPLC Can Afford It
By Patrick Cleburne (Spring 2010)

Targeting the Tea Parties
By Wayne Lutton (Spring 2010)

Power, Politics, and the New Proletariat - Race Extortion in the Age of Cultural Marxism
By Michael W. Masters (Spring 2010)

Prophet with Honor - The Enduring Relevance of Dr. John Tanton
By Alexander Hart (Spring 2010)

How a Rural Ophthalmologist’s Vision Changed Our Lives
By Donald A. Collins and Sarah G. Epstein (Spring 2010)

SPLC’s MO: Audacter calumniare semper aliquid haeret (slander boldly, something always sticks)
By John H. Tanton (Spring 2010)

Hyping ‘Hate’ - Understanding the Incestuous Relationship between the Mass Media and the SPLC
By Kevin Lamb (Spring 2010)