Southern Poverty Law Center Attorney Charged With Terrorism In Atlanta Riot

A Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), a far-left organization, was charged with domestic terrorist acts to prevent the construction of a police station.

According to Atlanta’s police, Thomas Webb Jurgens was one of the suspects. 23 people charged after a “group of violent agitators used the cover of a peaceful protest of the proposed Atlanta Public Safety Training Center to conduct a coordinated attack on construction equipment and police officers. They changed into black clothing and entered the construction area and began to throw large rocks, bricks, Molotov cocktails, and fireworks at police officers.”

According to State Bar Thomas Webb Jurgens, an attorney representing the SPLC from Georgia was elected to the Bar in 2021. According to police, he is the only of 23 accused agitators that were from Georgia.

Jurgens, according to LinkedIn, is a Staff Attorney for the SPLC’s Economic Justice Project. Jurgens was an ex-assistant public defender in Orlando. The Daily Wire reviewed public records that match the birthdate and name provided by Atlanta police. This shows the University of Georgia law school and previous residency in Orlando.

SPLC’s Economic Justice Initiative, according to its website, aims to reform the criminal justice systems. “stopping the use of ‘offender-funded’ services such as private ‘probation’ companies” And “working to reform bail systems that discriminate against the poor and to stamp out abusive practices by bail bond companies.”

SPLC didn’t respond to a request for comment. Jurgens was disconnected from his cell phone.

Republican operatives first reported Jurgen’s arrest Greg PriceHe also pointed out the fact that FBI had relied on SPLC judgements as to who was a suspect. “hate group.” Rep. Dan Bishop (R.NC) asked for a response. “Will the SPLC be listing itself as a hate group?”

Last month, an FBI whistleblower leaked a document showing that the FBI was investigating those practicing “radical-traditionalist Catholic “ideology” in the context of domestic extremists. This is partly due to the SPLC listing the faction as one of its members “hate groups.” After the leaked document was discovered, FBI removed it. “does not meet the exacting standards of the FBI.”

Before that, the FBI called it the SPLC “a well-known, established and credible” It has also briefed FBI about purported domestic terror. Fox News reported.

2013 was a year when a man shot An employee of Family Research Council (FRC) targeted it because SPLC called it a hate organization. He claimed he was going to murder as many people there as possible, and then make Chick-fil A sandwiches on their bodies as they die.

SLPC raised millions of dollars via fundraising solicitations, in the belief that it was fighting against groups like KKK. However, they have branded several conservative organizations as it does. “hate groups,” he conducts general liberal advocacy, such as opposition to school choice.

SPLC enjoys a tremendous influence on the public school system thanks to Learning for Justice. It is an initiative that produces high-activist curriculum and provides it for teachers for no cost. The teachers love the idea of using the plan from outside, as it cuts down on the time it takes to create their own.

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