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  1. shared a bank account with one of those sources, which included funds from the SPLC’s payments. …

    Wonder what Beirich was a “Dr.” of?!

  2. She has a PhD in Political Science from Purdue. She was supposedly an expert on the American and European “far right”.

  3. The role of the Constitutional Tribunal in Spanish politics (1980-1995)
    Heidi Ly Beirich, Purdue University

    Abstract
    In 1980, a Constitutional Tribunal was established in Spain. Its ability to exercise the power of constitutional review greatly increased the strength of the judicial branch in the Spanish political system. This dissertation examines how the addition of this body to the political architecture affected the overall distribution of power in the Spanish democratic system. As part of this study, a detailed analysis is made as well of an often overlooked theoretical issue—the relationship between powerful high courts and the ability of third wave democracies to uphold the supremacy of the constitution. ….

    https://docs.lib.purdue.edu/dissertations/AAI9939315/

    (And now, your day is complete.)

  4. The SPLC paid neo-Nazi provocateurs to cause trouble.
    I don’t know why folks think they were informants.

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