They were paying not for information, but for agitation. They were like the National Alliance. That's a Nazi group, white supremacist group that was dead in the water. It was over. They paid them 270 grand to come back.

First off, the Southern Private Law Center situation and what's in the indictment is very damning and totally open and shut of funding tens of millions of dollars directly to the leadership of white supremacist organizations for decades. That is still on the tip of the iceberg.

So you're right that the SPLC allegedly did fund $270,000 to help plan Charlottesville. In addition to that, they secretly funneled more than $3 million to a bunch of violent, racist, extremist groups, including the Ku Klux Klan, the American Nazi Party, Aryan Nation. United Clans of America and it goes on from there.

Because I said that they ran the Charlottesville attack with actors and that they fund all the major white supremacy organizations.

Funding all the major white supremacist groups, which I said forever, it's come out before, but now this is smoking gun.

So I got busy last night on the whole Southern Poverty Law Center bombshell that we already knew, we broke decades ago, but now confirmed they're funding and running all the white supremacist groups.

But of course, it's now come out that the very groups writing that, in the documents, in the indictment, millions of dollars to them. Okay? So, This is how they do it. And last time I checked, they got a billion bucks. That's what we know of in the Bahamas. And it's their credit cards, their financing.

The SPLC has literally been funding the very hate groups that they then oppose and then fundraise off of and then dupe Democrats into trying to repeal the First Amendment in order to stop us from noticing things. According to the charges in the indictment, the SPLC is a nonprofit entity that purports to fight white supremacy. And racial hatred by reporting on extremist groups and conducting research to inform law enforcement groups with the goal of dismantling these groups. A nonprofit organization that is worth almost a billion dollars, like $800 million, that's been hiding hundreds of millions of dollars in offshore accounts. And this indictment shows that they had a whole bunch of different shell companies in order to hide the money so that they could pay literal leaders of the few and far between. Actual white supremacist groups, in order to, well, continue to make sure that they operated so that them and the government could point at them and say, look at these terrible boogeymen out there.

And German intelligence, because they're so good at it, is the heart of it. So, it's a multinational funded by NATO that's come out here and there.