Tuesday, May 05, 2026

Why the SPLC Is Dead Meat

Lengthy, often tongue-in-cheek, essay on Why the SPLC Is Dead Meat.

HINT:  It is NOT the fact that they were paying informants.

SPLC is gone.  Too bad.  So sad. 

2 comments:

  1. I wish these 15 companies were dead meat as well

    15 companies giving money to SPLC that everyone should avoid.

    https://www.dailysignal.com/2026/04/30/which-major-companies-have-been-bankrolling-splc/

    1. Gilead Sciences: $750,000
    2. Raymond James Charitable: $689,079
    3. BNY Charitable: $428,500
    4. PayPal: $310,435
    5. T. Rowe Price Charitable: $235,425
    6. Allstate: $125,000
    7. TIAA: $101,575
    8. Goldman Sachs: $90,500
    9. Thrivent Financial: $52,237
    10. JPMorgan Chase: $46,373
    11. Northrop Grumman: $31,093
    12. Pfizer: $29,955
    13. GE Aerospace: $23,241
    14. Bank of America: $40,586
    15. Liberty Mutual: $10,000















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  2. Other than Gilead, Allstate, and Liberty Mutual, those look like bundled employee contributions. IOW, some dipwad at Thrivent sent their $25.00 thru Thrivent's conduit.

    Wouldn't surprise me, as Thrivent's HQ is in Minneapolis.

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