Morris Dees

Morris Dees by the Wikipedia
Before believing anything from the Wikipedia that might be controversial you should ask who owns it and what his agenda is. This piece seems moderately fair but tells us nothing about an ugly divorce or deviance. See Wikipedia for their agenda.

Morris Dees Fact Sheet
You do not have to believe the man is a thorough going swine but it helps. Don't believe that he would treat blacks like Untermenschen [ the Nazi word for subhumans ]? He is a Jew when all said. Read for yourself. Think for yourself. Decide for yourself.

Morris Dees and the Oklahoma City Bombing by MacDonald King Aston - broken link
The SPLC was colluding with the FBI.
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The WND story covered the release of FBI internal memos that "address the monitoring of the bombing by FBI informants, Alabama attorney Morris Dees and Dees' organization, the Southern Poverty Law Center."
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The WND article, while mentioning Morris Dees and the SPLC, did not elaborate on the importance of the Dees-FBI connection. Morris Dees, described by some as a shakedown artist in the tradition of Jesse Jackson, runs the SPLC as a nonprofit "civil rights law firm" that supposedly monitors "white supremacists" and "hate groups". Masquerading as a charity, the SPLC really is a front for Morris Dees' insatiable appetite for money.
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The potentially explosive contents of the teletype, among other things, exposes an informant operation being conducted by nationally known civil rights lawyer Morris Dees through his organization the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC).

Exposed for the first time, the FBI acknowledged the SPLC was engaged in an undercover role where they monitored subjects for the FBI believed to be linked to executed bomber Timothy McVeigh, the white supremacist compound at Elohim City and the mysterious German national Andreas Carl Strassmeir.
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Judicial is entertaining but not at all reliable. His sourcing is bad or worse.

Daniel Spiegelman And The OKC Job
Various cheerful sources claim that Spiegelman financed the OKC Massacre. The rather more prosaic story from the Library of Congress is that Spiegelman, a career thief was captured in in Holland and claimed the OKC connection to block extradition. He failed and went down.
PS Is he a Jew? Quite possible but unconfirmed.

SPLC And Their Agenda - broken link
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The SPLC's founder, Morris Dees, is a half-Jew whose father's name was Seligman, but later concealed his Jewish identity. Dees sexually assaulted his stepdaughter and tried to seduce his son's wife, and kidnapped his ex-wife and had her beaten during their divorce proceedings. In recent years, Dees has faded into the background of the group while others, such as Mark Potok, have stepped forward.
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It was an ugly divorce and the papers were out there on the Net. Now they have faded away. If anyone cares to send me a copy I would be delighted to post them.
PS They are at Morris Dees Divorce Papers

The Dees Money Machine [Free Republic] - broken link
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I've long regarded Morris Dees and his Southern Poverty Law Center as collectively one of the greatest frauds in American life. The reasons: a relentless fundraising machine devoted to terrifying its mostly low-income contributors into unbelting ill-spared dollars year after year to an organization that now has an endowment of more than $100 million, with very little to show for it beyond hysterical bulletins designed to raise money on the proposition that only the SPLC can stop Nazism and the KKK from seizing power.

Gloria Browne, a lawyer who's worked with Dees' outfit, once told the Montgomery Advertiser that the Southern Poverty Law Center trades in "black pain and white guilt." He's the Jim and Tammy Faye Baker of the civil rights movement.
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The Patriotist - The Dirt on Morris Dees - broken link
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"Morris Dees and I, from the first day of our partnership, shared one overriding purpose: to make a pile of money. We were not particular about how we did it; we just wanted to be independently rich. During the eight years we worked together we never wavered in that resolve."

Dees served in 1958 as state campaign manager for segregationist attorney general candidate McDonald Gallion and also worked for George C. Wallace. Fuller stated: "We wanted to be sure of having friends in high places."

Arrested and removed from court in 1975 for attempting to suborn perjury [ bribing a witness ] in the Joan Little murder trial in North Carolina. Little, a black convict, was accused of killing a prison guard with an ice-pick . The felony charge against Dees was subsequently dropped, but the presiding judge, Hamilton Hobgood, refused to re-admit Dees to the case. The refusal was upheld on appeal after the Supreme Court of the United States refused to hear Dees appeal. [ Ibid. ]

Perhaps explaining the SPLC's 'Gay' rights activism, Dees was cited in 1979 by his ex-wife with a homosexual encounter during their marriage. She also cited numerous affairs with women including his daughter-in-law and underage stepdaughter. [Alabama Court of Civil Appeals CIV 2114, 1979]
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Seriously greedy, pandering to politicians, bribing a juror, enthusiastic fornicator who takes it both ways and that is just the part of what The Patriotist says. I am not arguing.

Morris Dees and the Oklahoma City Bombing

MacDonald King Aston
Draft A: 27 May 2005

See the reference materials

NOTE: The Fire Eater! will post much more information than this early draft. Check back with us to see more information.

On 26 May 2005, the Fire Eater! site posted news stories about the connections between Morris Dees' SPLC and the Oklahoma City bombing of the Murrah Building (19 April 1995. The original story was a piece from WorldNetDaily.com. The WND story was based upon the work of J. D. Cash, a reporter for the McCurtain Daily Gazette, an Oklahoma newspaper out of McCurtain County, Oklahoma. J. D. Cash has covered the OKC bombing since it happened (19 June 1995), and the McCurtain Daily Gazette features his work as a part of its website: OKC Bombing Series.

Note: Most reference documents cited in this section are in the free Adobe Acrobat Reader format (PDF). The Acrobat Reader is available for free from Adobe's website.

The WND story covered the release of FBI internal memos that "address the monitoring of the bombing by FBI informants, Alabama attorney Morris Dees and Dees' organization, the Southern Poverty Law Center."

The WND story focused on a court order that required the FBI to make public "un-redacted" copies of previously unreleased OKC-related documents, some 340 of them. Two documents in particular were noteworthy. These documents were teletype memos from the FBI Director, Louis Freeh, to the FBI agents investigating the OKC bombing (the "OKBOMB" investigation task force). One memo, of January 1996, was listed as Exhibit 15 in a Motion to Dismiss proceeding filed by the defense team for Terry Nichols, who allegedly conspired with now-executed Tim McVeigh to blow up the Murrah building in Oklahoma City (1). The memo implicated Morris Dees and his "Southern Poverty Law Center" (in Montgomery, Alabama) in a sting operation conducted by the FBI:

"Information has been received through the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) that one [redacted] AKA [redacted] telephone call from [redacted] on or about 4/17/95, two days prior to the OKBOMB attack, when [redacted] of the SPLC, was in the white supremacist compound at [redacted], OK. [Redacted] allegedly has had a lengthy relationship with [redacted] one of two indicted OKBOMB defendants. [Redacted] advised that [redacted] is currently residing with [redacted] in [redacted] NC, and plans to leave the U.S. via Mexico, in the near future. [Redacted] further advised that he/she has learned that [redacted] for an unknown reason." (1)

The WND article, while mentioning Morris Dees and the SLPC, did not elaborate on the importance of the Dees-FBI connection. Morris Dees, described by some as a shakedown artist in the tradition of Jesse Jackson, runs the SPLC as a nonprofit "civil rights law firm" that supposedly monitors "white supremacists" and "hate groups" (2). Masquerading as a charity, the SPLC really is a front for Morris Dees' insatiable appetite for money (3).

What is the importance of the Dees-FBI connection? Most important is the shocking revelation—contained in the Freeh memo of January, 1996—that Morris Dees and the SPLC helped the FBI run a sting operation in 1995 against a "white supremacist compound" in "Elohim City, a communal compound of anti-government violent radicals located in northeastern Oklahoma" (1).

The 1996 Freeh memo shows that Dees and the SPLC had placed an undercover informant in the Elohim "compound", presumably to help the FBI in a sting operation. The informant received a telephone call from Timothy McVeigh 48 hours before the Oklahoma City bombing. McVeigh was calling to "recruit a second conspirator to assist in the OKBOMB attack" (4).

If Dees and Co. had an informant in the Elohim "Compound", then:

Dees knew of the plan to attack the Murrah building in Oklahoma City 48 hours before the attack that claimed 168 lives (19 of which were children).
Dees' nonprofit organisation, supposedly a disinterested third-party "charity" among whose functions is to compile information on "white supremacist" and "hate groups", was working directly with the FBI as, essentially, a branch of the FBI (5).

The official position on the Oklahoma City bombing given by the Department of Justice is that the FBI knew nothing before 19 April 1995 of any plans to bomb a federal building. The Freeh memo of January, 1996, refutes that claim. Clearly, McVeigh called the Dees/FBI informant because he knew him. Equally clearly, the FBI knew that McVeigh knew the informant. And most clearly? The FBI knew that McVeigh was planning an attack against the Murrah building in Oklahoma City two days before the actual attack.

Unlike the many conspiracy theories swirling around the 19 April 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, the Freeh memo of January, 1996, is hard evidence straight from the desk of the Director of the FBI that the FBI knew in advance of the Oklahoma City bombing (6)

Reference Notes

"Nichols Defense Motion", OKC Bombing Series, McCurtain Daily Gazette, No date given, www.mccurtain.com, 26 May 2005.
The splcenter.org website, 27 May 2005.
The patriotist.com website, 27 May 2005)
Timothy McVeigh's name is inferred from the Freeh memo of January, 1996: "Prior OKBOMB investigation determined that [redacted] had placed a telephone call to [redacted] on 4/5/95. A day that he was believed to have been attempting to recruit a second conspirator to assist in the OKBOMB attack." The personal pronoun "he" indicates that the FBI meant "Timothy McVeigh", since the FBI considers Terry Nichols to be McVeigh's "co-conspirator": "On August 14, 1997, Nichols’ co-conspirator, Timothy McVeigh, was sentenced to death by lethal injection for masterminding and carrying out the bombing." ("Thirty Years Of Terrorism" U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation, 1999, www.fbi.gov (27 May 2005), p. 11)
The FBI's interpretation of Dees' front organisation: "...the nonprofit Southern Poverty Law Center that attempts to curb Klan and racist violence through litigation, education, and monitoring..." (FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, United States Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Washington, DC, March 1999, Volume 68, Number 3, p. 14; from www.fib.gov, 27 May 2005).
Keeping in mind that the words, "conspiracy theory", are nothing more than the Federal Governments's codespeak for "anything we don't agree with", there are several prominent "conspiracy theories" put forth, including:
- Osama Bin Laden the prime suspect.
- The resemblance between a police sketch of a person known as "John Doe 2", who was at one point sought in connection with the bombing, and alleged Al Qaida "dirty bomber" Jose Padilla.
- Timothy McVeigh made several calls to a business in the Philippines run by a man whose brother and cousin were known terrorists.
- John Gibson report on FOX News suggesting that McVeigh was met by Ramzi Yousef, "an Iraqi agent", and shown how to build a bomb.
- McVeigh may have been aided by Neo-Nazi and white supremacist groups.
- The US Government orchestrated the bombing as an excuse to pass yet more federal laws, like the much like the Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act of 1996, much like 1933 Reichstag Fire in Berlin helped Adolph Hitler consolidate power with the "Enabling Act".
- There were more bombs than just the one fertilizer bomb Timothy McVeigh used. Solid evidence for this theory was presented by Brig. Gen. Benton K. Partin, USAF Ret.
  
  ("Oklahoma City bombing", Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia, en.wikipedia.org website (27 May 2005).
"Lawyer Claims FBI Informer Linked to McVeigh Bombing", Pamela Manson, Salt Lake Tribune, 28 December 2004, The Free Republic website, www.freerepublic.com, 26 May 2005.

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