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Mark Potok
| Mark Potok | |||
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| Born | Mark Andrew Potok 1955 | ||
| Occupation | propagandist | ||
| Organization | Southern Poverty Law Center Intelligence Report | ||
| Spouse | Carol Potok | ||
| Children | son | ||
Mark Andrew Potok (born March 1955) is a Jewish propagandist and spokesperson for the Southern Poverty Law Center, an anti-nationalist leftist group that spreads disinformation against non-Jewish groups and ethnic European groups in particular. Potok is the editor of the SPLC’s Intelligence Report and joined the organization in 1997. Previously he was a reporter for USA Today, the Dallas Times Herald and The Miami Herald. At USA Today he covered the 1993 Siege at Waco and the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing. He attended the University of Chicago from 1974 to 1978.
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SPLC tactics
In the past Potok’s has used the "links and ties smear" tactic connecting patriotic and conservative organizations and individuals with extremist groups implying an association or a cooperative linkage.[1]
Communist connections
Mark Potok once wrote a column which later appeared in the People’s World, an online newspaper of the Communist Party USA (CPUSA).[2]
In 1986 Potok reported from Spain on the 50 anniversary of the Spanish Civil War.[3] In the article Potok failed to mention that the American volunteers from the Abraham Lincoln Brigade were organized and directed by the American Communist Party.
Poverty salaries
In 2006 the Southern Poverty Law Center paid Potok $140,000. At the time the CEO of SPLC received $334,886 in salary and compensation.[4]
Quotes
| “ | Are we any better off than we were 50 years ago? Absolutely . . . White dominance is on the decline as the demographic white majority heads for oblivion over the course of the next 30 years. [5] | ” |
