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10-28-2004, 12:08 PM
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Anissa Jackson of Homer, La., carries Confederate battle flags as she runs past the Civil Rights Memorial outside the Southern Poverty Law Center in Montgomery, Ala., on Friday, Oct. 22, 2004. Jackson and her parents were part of a demonstration agains the SPLC by members of the League of the South who are holding their annual convention this weekend in Montgomery.
(The Montgomery Convention was where the Confederacy was first established- a fact not lost on Seligman and international Jewry or the League of the South.)
http://www.civilwarhome.com/csaconstitutionbackground.htm
http://66.101.143.208/lsn/news.asp?articleID=7565
Southern Rights Group Protests Southern Poverty Law Center
Jewish Homos Denounce Southerners As "Hate"
Montgomery, Alabama -- Approximately 100 members of the League of the South, a Southern rights group active in promoting Confederate heritage, held a demonstration yesterday against the Southern Poverty Law Center, denouncing its founder Morris Dees as a pervert and a scalawag, and calling for the group's dismantling.
The Southern Poverty Law Center, a group of mostly Jewish, mostly homosexual activists with strong links and ties to communist and radical "socialist" organizations, responded by denouncing the Southern rights activists as "hate".
Holding signs denouncing Morris Dees, members of the League of the South ran up and down in front of the Southern Poverty Law Center's building waving Confederate flags and holding signs encouraging people to "flush" the organization, graphically displayed with a pink toilet containing a flushed leg.
Morris Dees if a former Democratic Party official who was forced out in the 1970s after being accused of raping his stepdaughter, seducing his son's wife, kidnapping his second wife and having sex with a male official of the National Endowment of the Arts. Leaving this scandal behind, Dees, who was born Morris Seligman and who is Jewish, attracted several other Jewish activists, among them Mark Potok, a fellow homosexual Jew, Richard Cohen, a Jewish attorney, and Joseph Levin, also a Jew, and founded the group, declaring that, as it was intended to impoverish Southerners through frivolous and harassing legal actions, that it would be called the "Southern Poverty Law Center".
Since then, the group has continued to attract mostly Jewish and/or homosexual activists, people like Heidi Beirich and Bob Moser, and has used its leftover Democratic Party political connections to achieve a general infiltration of federal and some state law enforcement.
While the SPLC has been the subject of frequent protests, and appears to enjoy no popular support whatsoever in the South or elsewhere, it continues to be treated as respectable by the Jews who dominate both the mass media and the US federal government.
Anissa Jackson of Homer, La., carries Confederate battle flags as she runs past the Civil Rights Memorial outside the Southern Poverty Law Center in Montgomery, Ala., on Friday, Oct. 22, 2004. Jackson and her parents were part of a demonstration agains the SPLC by members of the League of the South who are holding their annual convention this weekend in Montgomery.
(The Montgomery Convention was where the Confederacy was first established- a fact not lost on Seligman and international Jewry or the League of the South.)
http://www.civilwarhome.com/csaconstitutionbackground.htm
http://66.101.143.208/lsn/news.asp?articleID=7565
Southern Rights Group Protests Southern Poverty Law Center
Jewish Homos Denounce Southerners As "Hate"
Montgomery, Alabama -- Approximately 100 members of the League of the South, a Southern rights group active in promoting Confederate heritage, held a demonstration yesterday against the Southern Poverty Law Center, denouncing its founder Morris Dees as a pervert and a scalawag, and calling for the group's dismantling.
The Southern Poverty Law Center, a group of mostly Jewish, mostly homosexual activists with strong links and ties to communist and radical "socialist" organizations, responded by denouncing the Southern rights activists as "hate".
Holding signs denouncing Morris Dees, members of the League of the South ran up and down in front of the Southern Poverty Law Center's building waving Confederate flags and holding signs encouraging people to "flush" the organization, graphically displayed with a pink toilet containing a flushed leg.
Morris Dees if a former Democratic Party official who was forced out in the 1970s after being accused of raping his stepdaughter, seducing his son's wife, kidnapping his second wife and having sex with a male official of the National Endowment of the Arts. Leaving this scandal behind, Dees, who was born Morris Seligman and who is Jewish, attracted several other Jewish activists, among them Mark Potok, a fellow homosexual Jew, Richard Cohen, a Jewish attorney, and Joseph Levin, also a Jew, and founded the group, declaring that, as it was intended to impoverish Southerners through frivolous and harassing legal actions, that it would be called the "Southern Poverty Law Center".
Since then, the group has continued to attract mostly Jewish and/or homosexual activists, people like Heidi Beirich and Bob Moser, and has used its leftover Democratic Party political connections to achieve a general infiltration of federal and some state law enforcement.
While the SPLC has been the subject of frequent protests, and appears to enjoy no popular support whatsoever in the South or elsewhere, it continues to be treated as respectable by the Jews who dominate both the mass media and the US federal government.