The SPLC Questions Its Former Informant, But What Did It Believe When It Paid Him?

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The SPLC Questions Its Former Informant, But What Did It Believe When It Paid Him? Authored by David Manney via PJ Media , The Southern Poverty Law Center has discovered a problem with paid informants. It has financial motives, personal grudges, and reasons to tell their handlers what they want to hear. An organization that pays for intelligence ought to understand those hazards before the invoices arrive. Now its lawyers are asking a federal court to scrutinize F-9, the organization's longest-contracted informant, who later began cooperating with investigators examining the SPLC. Their…

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