Whatever its faults, SPLC performs a public service by monitoring and exposing political extremism on both left and right.  Not surprisingly, law enforcement organizations and media organizations often rely upon information discovered by SPLC.  

With respect to your nasty innuendo re: SPLC "offshore accounts", it is amazing you have the gall to make such a comment when you are a leader in an organization that does not, and has never publicly released specific details concerning its finances, its expenditures, or its organizational history. [One partial exception re: finances occurred in the early 1960's when the JBS HQ was located in MA because that state required release of certain information.) Most of the FACTUAL information we have about the JBS has been as a result of leaks by former JBS members.

In fact, the JBS will not even allow scholars or journalists to have access to its archives for research purposes nor access to its membership for survey purposes.