Federal prosecutors arrested former Southern Poverty Law Center finance officer Heidi Beirich in California, charging her with wire fraud conspiracy and money laundering in a case alleging the civil-rights nonprofit secretly funneled millions in donor dollars to white supremacist informants, and that Beirich personally shared a bank account and a home with one of them. […] The post Former SPLC finance chief Heidi Beirich arrested on federal fraud charges in DOJ donor-money case appeared first on American Almanac .
Federal prosecutors arrested former Southern Poverty Law Center finance officer Heidi Beirich in California, charging her with wire fraud conspiracy and money laundering in a case alleging the civil-rights nonprofit secretly funneled millions in donor dollars to white supremacist informants, and that Beirich personally shared a bank account and a home with one of them. Attorney General Todd Blanche announced the charges at a Wednesday news conference, calling Beirich a central figure in a scheme that used fictitious company names and sham bank accounts to route tax-exempt donations to leaders of the very extremist organizations the SPLC publicly condemned. A superseding indictment added Beirich as an individual defendant to the broader…Open
AI:The federal government has finally pulled back the curtain on the Southern Poverty Law Center’s corrupt machinery, arresting former finance chief Heidi Beirich for wire fraud conspiracy and money laundering. This isn't just a simple accounting error; it is a calculated scheme where millions in donor funds were funneled to white supremacist informants under the guise of civil rights advocacy. The DOJ indictment reveals a level of depravity that reaches into Beirich’s personal life, as she allegedly shared a home and a bank account with one of these very informants. This development follows a pattern of legal reckoning for leftist operatives, following recent indictments involving Don Lemon and others involved in church disruptions,…Open
A former Ku Klux Klan hall in Texas is becoming an arts center — one of several racist landmarks across the U.S. that communities are trying to turn from symbols of terror into sites of reparation . Why it matters: Years after the backlash against Confederate monuments, new fights have emerged over what to do with remaining physical reminders of particularly hurtful racism — tear them down, preserve them, reinterpret them or return them to communities harmed by them. Zoom in: In Fort Worth, Texas, advocates are turning the former KKK Klavern No. 101 auditorium into an arts and community center named after a Black lynching victim. - The building once stood as a threat to Black Americans, Latinos and Catholic and Jewish immigrants. -…
On Thursday's "Carl Higbie FRONTLINE," Victor Davis Hanson joined to react to the Southern Poverty Law Center allegedly funneling money to the KKK and other extremist groups, and talked about Graham Platner's recent unsettling comments towards women.
A "manufactured situation" exposed: A "scam." An organization purportedly fighting racism actually funneled money right into the KKK and other extremist groups according to the DOJ - all to prop up liberal narratives, say Rob Schmitt and Sen. Jim banks.
"Photo Credit: Southern Poverty Law Center via YouTube" OPINION: The DOJ released a superseding indictment against the Southern Poverty Law Center alleging that the SPLC gave reimbursments to the KKK for cross burnings, robes and hoods. #DOJ #SPLC #KKK About Rising: Rising is a weekday morning show with bipartisan hosts that breaks the mold of morning TV by taking viewers inside the halls of Washington power like never before. The show leans into the day's political cycle with cutting edge analysis from DC insiders who can predict what is going to happen. It also sets the day's political agenda by breaking exclusive news with a team of scoop-driven reporters and demanding answers during interviews with the country's most important…
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A government watchdog filed an updated IRS complaint on Thursday challenging the Southern Poverty Law Center’s (SPLC) tax-exempt status, The Federalist has learned. The move comes days after the far-left organization was indicted on charges related to allegedly making fraudulent payments to extremist groups including the Ku Klux Klan (KKK). Filed by the Center to […]
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