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sunshine05
18th November 2010, 01:55 PM
I don't know if this has already been posted here, but I just came across it while researching a link btwn SPLC and DHS.



It’s Official: Southern Poverty Law Center Is Now Part of DHS

As the below document makes clear, Southern Poverty Law Center is Now Officially Part of DHS. The CEO of SPLC now sits on the DHS “Working Group on Countering Violent Extremism” along with the leaders of other So-called Non Government Organizations (but can we really call them such now that they are part of the government?) And select “law enforcement” officers such as the Clark County Nevada Sheriff, Doug Gillespie.

What does the working group do? Make recommendations on training and how to use all of the local resources – police, social services, media, NGO’s, you name it – to fight “extremism. So, now no need to file a FOIA request to discover that SPLC is writing the reports naming constitutionalists as possible terrorists. Now it is in your face and the mask is off.

http://www.waketheflockup.com/content/it%E2%80%99s-official-southern-poverty-law-center-now-part-dhs

From scribd:

Working Group
Martin O'Malley
Governor, State of Maryland, (Working Group Chair)
Art Acevedo
Chief of Police, Austin Police Department
Nimco Ahmed
Policy Aide, Vice-President of the Minneapolis City
Council
Omar Alomari
Community Engagement Officer, Ohio Homeland
Security
Asli Bali
Acting Professor of Law, UCLA School of Law
Richard Cañas
Former Director, New Jersey Office of Homeland
Security and Preparedness
Richard Cohen
President and CEO, Southern Poverty Law Center
Michael Downing
Deputy Chief, Commanding Officer, Counter Terrorism
and Criminal Intelligence Bureau, Los Angeles Police
Department


Link: http://www.scribd.com/doc/38939569/Hsac-Cve-Working-Group-Recommendations

sirgonzo420
18th November 2010, 01:57 PM
So I reckon our ole buddy percival gets a gubmint check now?

Libertytree
18th November 2010, 02:21 PM
They've always been funded and sanctioned it's just a bit more formal now. Fvck them!

willie pete
18th November 2010, 04:06 PM
looking at the tsa budget for 2011, it's almost the same as the USCG's budget....and whike you're waiting in that airport line, don't do anything suspicous...dhs is adding more "BDO's"
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Behavior Detection Officers (BDOs): An increase of $20M and 350 BDOs (210 FTE) is requested to further enhance TSA’s Screening Passengers by Observation Techniques program. The FY 2011 request includes a total of 3,350 officers, to enhance coverage at lanes and shifts at high risk Category X and I airports, and expand coverage to smaller airports.