You gotta hand it to them, if the charges stick, it looks like SPLC had one hell of a racket going.
Warn about the dangers of evil racist white guys. Orchestrate marches that feed the media narrative (including direct involvement in the grand-daddy of them all behind the ‘very fine people hoax’ moment in Charlottesville), motivate dupes like George Clooney to make a sizeable donation to the SPLC as a virtue signalling ‘fight against racism’ and other forms of bigotry.
Others join the virtuous cause bandwagon of donations. They make money hand over fist, and they keep agitators on the payroll so that they have eeevil racists to bang the donation drum about.
It’s obviously wicked. And deceptive. But in terms of a business model, it’s pretty much a self-licking ice cream cone.
At least until someone wises up and looks under the hood.
On August 11, 2026, a federal grand jury in Montgomery returned a second superseding indictment adding a defendant and additional charges in the case involving the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC).
The second superseding indictment, which was unsealed today, charges Heidi L. Beirich, 59, of Palm Springs, California, along with the SPLC, with new charges of conspiracy to commit wire fraud and conspiracy to submit false statements to a federally insured bank. The new indictment also adds Beirich as a defendant to the previously charged count of conspiracy to commit concealment money laundering and charges the SPLC with an additional count of concealment money laundering. Beirich was served with an arrest warrant this morning in the Central District of California and is expected to make her initial appearance in federal court there this afternoon.
The charges arise from an alleged scheme involving the use of donated funds and financial accounts associated with fictitious entities. As previously alleged, the scheme involved efforts to conceal the source, ownership, and control of funds and to make false representations concerning the use of donated money and the operation of financial accounts.
The second superseding indictment expands the case to include the alleged participation of Beirich and additional conduct involving the movement and concealment of proceeds.
The Southern Poverty Law Center was previously charged in an 11-count indictment returned in April 2026 with wire fraud, false statements to a federally insured bank, and conspiracy to commit concealment money laundering. The second superseding indictment alleges that, between 2007 and 2023, more than $4 million in donated funds were secretly funneled to individuals associated with various violent extremist groups.
“The indictment unsealed today reflects the continued work of federal investigators and prosecutors in examining this alleged scheme,” said U.S. Attorney Thomas Govan. “We look forward to presenting the evidence in court and allowing the judicial process to determine the facts and the defendants’ responsibility for the alleged crimes.” — DOJ
They’ve been so busy making wild-eyed allegations about other people and groups (especially Conservative and Christian groups) that nobody bothered to look into them. Until now.
Here she is spreading fear about white supremacist propaganda, while demanding censorship back in 2020.
🚨SPLC’s Heidi Beirich warned Congress in 2020 about the spread of white supremacy online:
"I'm afraid the next Christchurch could be around the corner."
She was just arrested for allegedly funneling donor money to a neo-Nazi group and to her neo-Nazi boyfriend, enriching them… pic.twitter.com/DBYOyvOdlX
— KanekoaTheGreat (@KanekoaTheGreat) August 13, 2026
Weird how she and her own organization now stand accused of directly funding the same white supremacist groups about which she had been actively fear-mongering.
It’s almost like their REAL objectives and the ‘justice’ they claimed to embrace had nothing to do with another.
You ever wonder how many OTHER ‘important causes’ are playing the same game?
We already know that now that it’s no longer relevant, BLM organizers have faced a whole litany of charges. How many other ‘beloved leftist justice groups’ exist for no other reason than to feed outrage narratives to easily deceived ‘protesters’ while lining their own pockets with fat stacks of cash?
(And, as always: ‘how dare you even ask such questions, you bigot!’)
