Earlier this month, we reported on the sinister efforts of Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel to establish a "thought criminal" database in her state to keep tabs on conservatives, Christians, and others whose views run contrary to her Leftist agenda. Well, Nessel is now being sued by the American Freedom Law Center (AFLC) for unfairly and unjustly targeting her political opponents, which is a clear abuse of public office.
The lawsuit also names Agustin V. Arbulu, the Director of the Michigan Department of Civil Rights, who recently announced that his department would be cooperating with Nessel to create "a process to document hate and bias incidents that don't rise to the level of a crime or civil infraction" – meaning any action or statement with which Nessel and Arbulu disagree.
Nessel and Arbulu are planning to rely upon the corrupt Southern Poverty Law Center's (SPLC) "hate" groups map, which we also recently exposed as nothing more than a political and ideological hit list for targeting white people, conservatives, and Christians.
Filed in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Michigan, the AFLC federal civil rights lawsuit contends that Nessel and Arbulu's policy directives violate the fundamental rights of all Americans that are protected by both the First and Fourteenth Amendments to the United States Constitution.
"The newly-announced policy directive of Michigan's Attorney General and Department of Civil Rights Director should be dubbed the 'Crimespeak Policy' because it takes a page right out of George Orwell's 1984, where the goal of 'Thinkpol,' the Thought Police, was to eradicate 'crimespeak,'" says AFLC co-founder and Senior Counsel Robert Muise.
"In 1984, to even consider any thought not in line with the principles of those in power was 'crimespeak,' subjecting the perpetrator to punishment," he adds. "The same is true of the challenged policy at issue here. Not surprisingly, this is what you get when you elect left-wing progressives to public office."
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As usual, Michigan's attempt to punish "crimespeak" can be traced back to international mega-criminal George Soros
It's important to remember that the SPLC hate map that Nessel and Arbulu are planning to use in order to compile their "thought criminal" database is financed by none other than George Soros, who's perhaps the most well-known international criminal working to undermine our American Republic.
What this means is that both Nessel and Arbulu, as well as anyone who supports their endeavors, are criminal traitors and co-conspirators in committing treason, which is why the success of AFLC's lawsuit is so critically important.
"It is one thing for a radically-partisan private organization like SPLC to express its falsehoods about political opponents," the lawsuit states.
"However, when the Michigan Attorney General and the Director of the Michigan Department of Civil Rights join and officially endorse this partisan attack by lending government resources and thus becoming the government enforcement agency for SPLC's radical agenda, the protections of the United States Constitution are triggered."
No matter what the corrupt SPLC and its supporters claim, the organization's "hate map" has nothing to do with hate, and everything to do with targeting its political opponents – many of which are simply patriotic, America-supporting groups that don't want to see our country relent to the deception of globalism.
"SPLC is a fraudulent purveyor of hate claiming to be a non-profit public interest law firm," contends AFLC co-founder and Senior Counsel David Yerushalmi.
"What non-profit organization hoards hundreds of millions of dollars in assets and hides millions of dollars in secret, off-shore bank accounts? Non-profits are tax-exempt ... there is no legitimate reason for SPLC to ship money to hidden overseas accounts. The Michigan Attorney General has partnered with a nefarious organization, and AFLC's lawsuit will expose this for the world to see."
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