The Southern Poverty Law Center has stuck its dirty thumbs in every plum pudding in sight. These modern-day Torquemadas are hellbent on stifling dissent. The best way to stop this reformation is to wormtongue social media giants into believing conservative websites are hate mongers.
The SPLC has wormed its way into an advisory role to Google, YouTube, Facebook, Amazon and Twitter. This left-wing hate group is responsible for the demonetization and outright banning of websites it accuses of trafficking in fake news and hate. This is laughable considering the crap SPLC has peddled.
But those aren’t the only plum puddings SPLC has defiled. The Poynter Institute recently published a list of 500 websites that was deemed heretical. Here is an excerpt from Reason:
How exactly the list found its way onto the Poynter website in the first place is a bit of a mystery. Poynter confirmed that its author, Barrett Golding, is a freelancer rather than an employee, but did not answer other questions about the process of greenlighting this project.
Golding's LinkedIn account lists him as a freelance podcast producer for the Southern Poverty Law Center. The SPLC did not respond to my questions about whether other SPLC staff had any influence or involvement over the list. Golding did not immediately respond to my request for comment, either. According to his Twitter feed, he works with the SPLC's "Teaching Tolerance" project. He was formerly a research fellow at the Donald W. Reynolds Journalism Institute and a producer for NPR.
You can’t escape the Left-Wing Inquisition.
Source:
https://dailycaller.com/2018/06/06/splc-partner-google-facebook-amazon/
https://thehill.com/homenews/media/441959-poynter-pulls-blacklist-of-unreliable-news-websites-after-backlash
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