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Thomas A Braun RPh's avatar

Most Non-Profits are a money making schemes and have NO REDEEMING VALUE! They just suck the money out of caring uninformed Americans that have empathy for those in need. Unfortunately, those in need received little of the benefits. Time our Congressman in DC wake up.

Most in the medical field fit the bill!

Joseph Kaplan's avatar

There are two ways to get rich quickly in America. Get elected to Congress. Or form a 501(c3) non-profit and claim you are doing good. (But don’t say mostly for your self)

Thomas A Braun RPh's avatar

The one that grabs me is the Pink Ribbon. If they cared they would be giving free Vitamin D Blood tests!

Jerry Williams's avatar

What about the Red Cross? I've read their "operating expenses" are like 70%+ so very little money flows to those in need.

Micheal Nash, Ph. D.'s avatar

My wife's dad and my mom's older brother both WW II combat vets. The Red Cross charged our combat troops for the coffee and (donated) cigarettes they handed out that the Salvation Army gave out for free.

Thomas A Braun RPh's avatar

Salvation Army is good. As well as St Jude's and Shriners without a Accounts payable Department. St. Vincent DePaul and the Major Food Pantries. Twenty Five years ago or so they did a special on the American Red Cross where the Regional manger in LA was being paid almost 500,000! All the rest below that person were volunteers.

American Red Cross sat on technology for 4 years that eliminated HIV from donated blood most of which was coming from the dope addicts in the major cities. Fueled the spread of AIDS patients including my next door neighbor who was the Medical Director of a hospital, was in a serious accident and Bob died of Aids. They probably gave him Fauci's AZT to speed him along. All sweep under the rug.

Barbara Williamson's avatar

My father, a cop, experienced the same thing. There was a plane crash in the city at night. Red Cross was there with bevs and food, which they charged for and Salvation Army was there also with FREE everything. Since then, I have not given to Red Cross in many decades. Salaries of the top execs will also give you a hint on who is bleeding the charity and who is not. Charity Watch is NOT the best place to get info, but it helps some. They still have SPLC on the good list! I just got my current booklet. Ha ha ha!

Randall Stoehr's avatar

I used to donate my pint of blood to a blood mobile that was in our church and child day care parking lot during daylight hours

Mon-Fri. Talk about convenient and effortless and my generosity.

Then Covid came and the real stories about Red Cross came to light about the business model. Hmm...WOW!

I was born unvaxxed and remain that way.

No more Bloodmobile Eh?

Too bad Too many things have the "DARK SIDE".

Like in Star Wars...."You don't know the power of the DARK SIDE"!

Uncle Mikey's avatar

There are some good organizations, my late wife specialised in grant writing btw. Hers was local and really did do good work. I witnessed this. However it was also thirty years ago.

Michael Williams's avatar

A great example is colleges with billion dollar endowments that receive taxpayer funding; horse shit! Any "non-profit" where more that 50% of it's proceeds goes to salaries and travel is purely $$ laundering and Gavin Newscums wife's charity is a perfect example along with the Clinton foundation.

Thomas A Braun RPh's avatar

I think the Clinton scam is the best example of money laundering!

Uncle Mikey's avatar

Unfortunately many congressmen likely rely on dark money whether or not they’re aware of it. Plausible deniability.

ron's avatar

Why do you think Congress voted to allow these NGOs and "charitable" foundations? These are where they get a LOT of their money, and where they go to "serve" after their sinecure in Congress! They would NEVER eliminate them! They did this for themselves! They would sooner enact Congressional term limits!

Thomas A Braun RPh's avatar

https://www.councilofnonprofits.org/

You don't think their lobby group whispers in the Congressman ear do you?

Jerry Williams's avatar

Like "The Wellness Company" and their emergency medical kit. Two doctors, made famous on TV, come up with a case of common pills and call it a medical kit.

One of their titles is "Chief Patient Officer" - what the heck does that even mean?

LoverOfHills's avatar

OMG that's funny, just looked on their site. That's Pinsky's title! Patient Officer... Chief! Fyi - it's a private business, not a non-profit.

Thomas A Braun RPh's avatar

He had to be a good BS artist! No?

Thomas A Braun RPh's avatar

Exists because of EUA.

Thomas A Braun RPh's avatar

Translation: Money man!

Jean's avatar

Must admit I've generally ignored the SPLC, thus been quite ignorant of their reason for existance, their activities and receipts. Just a general impression that I didn't like them or support their activities.

I would also mention, I've been under the impression that the KKK was of southern democratic origins.

On more solid ground, I have been aware that Bill Ayres got Barak Obama a job at a philanthropic organization doling out moneys/ grants to 'deserving' nonprofits. That is to say it is my suspicion that the insurectionists (?sp) have infiltrated philanthropic organizations for many years now.

The girls with money access seem a risk for finding ways to enhance their personal riches and desires. We have that Geogia example as well.

When we evolved from pretty gals in revealing cloths hawking convertables in the '50ties to today, it was part of throwing morality out the window of a skyscraper wasnt it?

Too much today rests on what folks can get away with funding from other's sources to satisfy their own many appetites.

Anyway, another bright and shiny intrigue to draw attention away, from perhaps more worthy concerns. This is surely going to rival the Epstein affairs.

Joseph Kaplan's avatar

Of course there are good ones doing good. But it doesn’t change the fact it is a good way to make a lot of money

alexei's avatar

Funny how often those organizations supposedly combating hate seem to sponsor it by attracting hate-filled people. “Hope not Hate” in the UK being one of the worst.

ron's avatar

Like people or groups that are "fighting racism" - they are the biggest racists.

Jerry Williams's avatar

They have to fan the flames of racism to keep it alive, to justify their organizations...

Alan Davis (FlyoverAlinCT)'s avatar

Internally, Victims never heal; externally they never succeed.

Felinity's avatar

You wrote, "Apparently, some hate groups are more special than others." Consider the state of Maine Kampf -- where Graham Platner won the Democratic Senate primary with dang near close to 72% of the vote? Folks, take your summer vacations elsewhere...word has it that even Maine lobsters have learned to do a crustacean Sieg Heil gesture...!

Sonia Nordenson's avatar

". . . if this were a conservative organization accused of funneling donor money through a romantic relationship to a neo-Nazi operative, the media would be running twenty-four-hour special coverage." ". . . Yet, much of the liberal press seems oddly uninterested."

Yes, clearly some hate groups are deemed to be more special than others!

Steenroid's avatar

It’s got to be true because 1) how ugly she is and has to pay someone to live with you and 2) nobody could make this 💩up.

Uncle Mikey's avatar

I realise your somewhat sarcastic remark contains a lot of truth. However some beautiful women I have known were completely devoid of compassion. Look at what they do not at how they look or talk.

Wayne Bonin's avatar

Evil, physically beautiful women seem to deteriorate at an accelerated rate. Victoria Nuland was quite attractive some 10 years ago, now looks like a fat pig. Brings to mind the Portrait of Dorian Gray.

Steenroid's avatar

Well her and her organization the SPLC were supporting the KKK and Neo Nazis and other than that I’m sure she’s about as compassionate as Himmler.

Steenroid's avatar

Just the retarded liberal Democrat women.

Alan Davis (FlyoverAlinCT)'s avatar

Thanks Doc and commenters - just the right tone.

I’m trying to be generous here. Emmet Fox in “The Sermon on the Mount” remarks that “the state of your soul is always expressed in your outer conditions and the intangible influence which you radiate at large”.

BTW: there’s nothing inherently virtuous in a no -profit. They just don’t distribute retained earnings to shareholders. Hence the whopping salaries.

Diana Woodward's avatar

I have a 501C3 non profit, an online Biblical ministry, called Believer.com. We fill out one page tax return each year stating we are still in business and did not take in more than $50,000 in donations. Not sure what happens if you bring in millions.

Jerry Williams's avatar

We've seen this movie many times. An organization is formed, often after some tragedy, to combat some situations. After a while, they grow, their board expands, the need for more money becomes the main objective, and they loose their original course.

It becomes a money laundering operation from then on...

James Lord's avatar

I have previously stated my view here that grievance is political currency, and that when the coffers run low, the hustlers must gin up their own. This recent story only bolsters my view.

Young Texas Rep Brandon Gill, who has repeatedly shown brilliance as a freshman, had some fun with SPLC CEO Bryan Fair recently. Others had their fun as well during this same hearing. I count SPLC as one of those groups about which Yuri Bezmenov warned us, and I'm hardly surprised to see the Rockefeller name appear here in Dr. Malone's article.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZXES6P4fXo

Jane Tracy's avatar

Brandon Gill is able to see through the BS of this witness so seamlessly! I really enjoy watching him work.

Randy Chambers's avatar

Oh how "money" corrupts. Oh how those of the communinst/marxist ilk absolutely corrupt anybody and everybody they come in contact with. Liars. cheats and thieves they are. And with absolute power, homicidal manic they become (Josef Stalin and Mao Zedong).

LB (Little Birdie)'s avatar

I'm trying to find solace by reading Spicer's latest book "Trump 2.0".

Indicating all things Trump were thought out and planned during the 4 year hiatus called the Biden Decimation. Each MAGA staff member, each additional conservative group invited to participate, each swipe of the pen, each directive carefully envisioned, strategized and now being executed.

I still ache over the news of RFKJs departure. I pray it was the plan all along and of his choosing. I applaud the routing out of any/all corruption and would go out and beg the haters to JUST LISTEN, STUDY, THINK FOR YOURSELF ON ALL SIDED OF EQUATION.

Being incorrect about a subject, person or thought is not a reason not to step back and recalibrate to align yourself to your true worth. I've been wrong, and am happy to say so. We've got to fight as an 'American' team to bring this all to a bright and lasting fruition.

I need to go upstairs, get my pillow and admonish it with a WAKE UP, WAKE UP!!!!

Dr. Robert W. Malone's avatar

As I wrote, it’s an active rumor for which the administration denies

LB (Little Birdie)'s avatar

Thank you, sir for keeping hope alive!!

D D's avatar

I don't believe Kennedy has left yet... still a rumor with purpose.

LB (Little Birdie)'s avatar

My heart keeps beating "NO< NO, and I am comforted by your words.

Micheal Nash, Ph. D.'s avatar

Not sure Pharma convinced of his departure as they are running t.v. ads like crazy. He did propose their abolishment as I recall.

beccar1954's avatar

This is the job that Kennedy has worked for so long for. It’s highly unlikely that he plans to leave, even with all the BS he has to put up with. He’s too tough to chicken out.

Jean's avatar

NOTE - If posted more than once, seem to be having problems posting. My apologies

Must admit I've generally ignored the SPLC, thus been quite ignorant of their reason for existance, their activities and receipts. Just a general impression that I didn't like them or support their activities.

I would also mention, I've been under the impression that the KKK was of southern democratic origins.

On more solid ground, I have been aware that Bill Ayres got Barak Obama a job at a philanthropic organization doling out moneys/ grants to 'deserving' nonprofits. That is to say it is my suspicion that the insurectionists (?sp) have infiltrated philanthropic organizations for many years now.

The girls with money access seem a risk for finding ways to enhance their personal riches and desires. We have that Geogia example as well.

When we evolved from pretty gals in revealing cloths hawking convertables in the '50ties to today, it was part of throwing morality out the window of a skyscraper wasnt it?

Too much today rests on what folks can get away with funding from other's sources to satisfy their own many appetites.

Anyway, another bright and shiny intrigue to draw attention away, from perhaps more worthy concerns. This is surely going to rival the Epstein affairs.

Wayne Bonin's avatar

ZeroHedge was reporting on the SPLC way back around 2020. I have found them to be quite reliable in exposing organizations like that. Unfortunately, like Cassandra, the powers that be ignored the information, as it was not what they wanted to hear (because the FBI, DOJ, media and most of congress were all in on, or benefiting from the fraud.

Sharon's avatar

I’m sorry, but Heidi Beirich would need a lot of money in order to keep a boyfriend in a relationship.

William Martin's avatar

I asked grok what laws I would be breaking if I ran a similar scheme. It printed a book. There is no “oops, we did this by accident defense to be had here.”

Nicholas Edward Bednarski, MD's avatar

My friends in UK call NGOs “ Quangos” or quasi- ngo because of their close alliance with and dependency on the govt. Here we have one that has gone one better—becoming its own independent member of the administrative state. WHO needs FUSA when we have SPLC?

Charles Tate's avatar

The communists discovered the path to demoralizing US society was the race issue. It is the tool of creating false malcontentment that can lead to revolution. The communists appealed to a great many Americans and this moribund and horrid political philosophy still affects the loser mentality who chafes at his/her lack of competence, beauty, love, etc. The SPLC is part of the racist-to-revolution pathway in the US, and the fact that it is funded by Rockefeller, Ford, Soros, and other agents of enemy subversion would be expected. But...more insidious I believe is that this subversive movement is well entrenched within our federal government, driving fake narratives to keep the rage going in society upon which they seek the overthrow into the darkness of their own neurotic fantasies. Exhibit "A" is the DOJ-FBI takeover of explosive events to keep them on-narrative. In the DOJ is a secretive organ called Community Relations Service, which imposes its inflammatory racist rhetoric to portray America as deeply racist, and at the same time to protect its pet marginalized communities from anything negative. It was this organization that rushed in to hush the Audrey Hale story which revealed that its own SPLC style rhetoric plus the derangements caused by gender hatred could lead to the tragic deaths of children. They also covered up the Trayvon Martin case, turning "white-hispanic" George Zimmerman into a racist murderer ( Pam Bondi figured in this slanderous lie). The race lie is the most lethal poison in their revolution kit and should no longer be tolerated. Matt Walsh is doing yeoman's work on YouTube debunking the many lies of the race hate industry in America.

Nobody is better at bringing information than Sundance however...https://theconservativetreehouse.com/page/2/

James Schwartz's avatar

Non-profits should be banned outright. The medical industrial complex uses them for tax breaks in communities that not only need the tax base but allows them to skirt laws that no for profit enterprise can get away with. When I personally look to give to a charity the first thing I check is how much of my donation goes to management. If it isn’t higher than 90-95% you aren’t getting my money. Many medical “non-profits” are actually monopolies within a region. It’s a disgusting situation and needs a serious looking at. Real charity does good. It doesn’t scam.