Because the deep state possibly destroyed the correspondence.

The SPLC has filed its motion to dismiss for vindictive and selective prosecution. https://t.co/0KzAZHFX1x pic.twitter.com/j4wEDraNpN

— Roger Parloff (@rparloff) May 26, 2026

Interesting tidbit on SPLC. Bill Cooper was a Vietnam Veteran, Naval Intelligence Officer, radio host, author, government watchdog / whistleblower in the 90's that was shot and killed in his driveway in late 2001. In mid 2001 Cooper predicted the 9/11 attacks on his radio show and even went so far to say that it would be blammed on a guy named Osama Bin Laden. I don't believe in coincidences or blind luck of this nature, but whatever. In an Arizona newspaper article covering the shooting, the spokesman for "the group that watches militias" was "Mark Potok of the Souther Poverty Law Center". His comments were intended to discredit and villianize Cooper after the incident.

May the Good Lord bring about swift justice against these race baiters and the hate they funded.

Are any actual people being prosecuted?

Burdizzo said:

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Dumb question, why are they asking SPLC for correspondence that should be available through FOIA?

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FOIA applies to federal agencies which SPLC is not.

Alte Schule said:

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Burdizzo said:

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Dumb question, why are they asking SPLC for correspondence that should be available through FOIA?

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FOIA applies to federal agencies which SPLC is not.

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But since they are asking for communications with federal agencies those federal agencies should have copies of those same communications.

IMO this is about putting the workload to get that info on SPLC and to see what they might try to "forget".

MJ20/20 said:

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Interesting tidbit on SPLC. Bill Cooper was a Vietnam Veteran, Naval Intelligence Officer, radio host, author, government watchdog / whistleblower in the 90's that was shot and killed in his driveway in late 2001. In mid 2001 Cooper predicted the 9/11 attacks on his radio show and even went so far to say that it would be blammed on a guy named Osama Bin Laden. I don't believe in coincidences or blind luck of this nature, but whatever. In an Arizona newspaper article covering the shooting, the spokesman for "the group that watches militias" was "Mark Potok of the Souther Poverty Law Center". His comments were intended to discredit and villianize Cooper after the incident.

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Prediction the 9/11 stacks and that BinLaden would be behind it isn't a bold prediction. Remember he was already the architect of the 91 bombing of the WTC with the Ryder truck in the basement garage.

Re: "The SPLC has filed its motion to dismiss for vindictive and selective prosecution."

Did not a federal judge dismiss trafficking charges against Abrego Garcia siting this "reason?"

If the SPLC gets a judge to dismiss the case using this same excuse/defense.... Trump and every Trump associate that have been dogged by the feds and states since 2015 need to employ this same "vindictive and selective prosecution" defense.

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You are trying way to hard to spin this. If everything they were doing was legal and above board they wouldn't be hiding money in the Caymans.

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I'm not trying to spin anything. It's a criminal prosecution. SPLC are claiming that that these expenditures are for paying informants. I'm stating that I believe that if the government can prove that they were actually to incite criminality, than they will be able to secure convictions. If they are unable accomplish that, I think that the prosecution will fail.

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You disappeared. Anything you want to add given what's gone out? Guessing talking points aren't out yet.

Read this thread. I gave a possible identity to the SPLC plant in Charlottesville - and it's someone who was central to organizing Unite the Right, and also talked about running over protesters before the rally.

I'm pretty sure I nailed it. There's no one else in those… https://t.co/N9SBF12MAQ

— DataRepublican (small r) (@DataRepublican) June 3, 2026

All this stuff is clearly illegal. I have no love for SPLC and am not carrying water for them. I still don't think that charges of using donor funds to pay for Nazi informants is going to stick.

solishu said:

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All this stuff is clearly illegal. I have no love for SPLC and am not carrying water for them. I still don't think that charges of using donor funds to pay for Nazi informants is going to stick.

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Lolz. It was so much more than informants.

It certainly appears to be.

Sure, but I'd note that from a purely business perspective, this was a brilliant plan to create/fund the Charlottesville rally. Heck, even the politics worked to Peepaw/communists advantage for a while.

The SPLC invested $270,000 in the “Unite the Right” rally in Charlottesville.

They then used the racism and hate they created to fundraise.

Their $51 million in revenue went to $133 million in revenue after the event they created.

A 161% increase.

The SPLC needs to be ruined.

— C3 (@C_3C_3) June 4, 2026

Data republican thinks their main man in VA riot was Michael Chesny:

🧵🚨 THREAD: How the Charlottesville rally and SPLC birthed an entire billion-dollar-plus "democracy" ecosystem 🚨

11 federal counts. Wire fraud. Money laundering conspiracy. But here's what the SPLC headlines are missing:

• The indictment describes a paid informant in the… pic.twitter.com/iCQeu550kB

— DataRepublican (small r) (@DataRepublican) April 22, 2026