by Olaf Childress

The League of the South proudly stands for the interests of the Southern people and therefore in complete opposition to Morris Dees, his Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) and its perverse, anti-God agenda.

We will conduct a peaceful, educational protest against Morris Dees’ appearance at Mississippi State University this Thursday, February 3 outside the Union Ball Room at 7:00 PM.

Be it known that in no way is the League of the South protesting Mississippi State University or Black History Month. This is against Morris Dees and his SPLC alone; and here is why:

As a simple Google search for "Morris Dees" will reveal enough of the truth for the reader to make an educated judgment, to list here his crimes against Christendom and the shared values of the South is an unnecessary endeavour. Yet there are two things of particular importance for the good people of Mississippi to understand about Morris Dees and the SPLC.

1.) Morris Dees and the SPLC exploits minorities for money, for power, and to ultimately promote the radical agendas of anti-Christian, pro-sodomy organisations. The SPLC’s "Tolerance.org" website, for example, boasts of challenging public schools in court for their use of internet filters that "block access to LGBTQ [Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans-gender & Queer] information and resources." Dees uses fear tactics and fiction to raise money with which he claims to fight organisations he has personally deemed "Hate Groups." Dees then turns around and uses the funds to "protect" the activities of groups like NAMBLA – the North American Man / Boy Love Association. (A Google search on NAMBLA will quickly educate those of you lucky enough to be unfamiliar with this despicable, child-molestation advocacy)

2.) Morris Dees and the SPLC were the first of many groups to file suit against Alabama Judge Roy Moore, charging that the Ten Commandments monument must be removed because it "sends a message... that the government encourages and endorses the practice of religion in general and Judeo-Christianity in particular."

The League of the South can be reached by phone at (256) 757-6789 or by email at 76071.326@compuserve.com

Note: The League of the South is not affiliated with this newspaper. Yet our business is news, and that’s the reason for the above message. The First Freedom will also be there, but strictly to interview Morris Dees, not to take part in any demonstration.