– Who ADMITS International, Violent Nature of Group.
National Pulse: The Washington Post has published an opinion editorial by “historian” Mark Bray, author of the contentious AntiFa Handbook which has been endorsed by radical left politicians such as Keith Ellison. Worse still, Bray’s endorsements of violence were even condemned by his own college.
Following the news that President Trump is seeking to have AntiFa – the pro-Communist, extremist entity believed to be behind many of America’s current riots – designated as a terror group, WaPo published the following headline: “Antifa isn’t the problem. Trump’s bluster is a distraction from police violence.”
The article attacks President Trump for his approach to AntiFa:
Trump’s reckless accusations lack evidence, like many of his claims. But they also intentionally misrepresent the anti-fascist movement in the interest of delegitimizing militant protest and deflecting attention away from the white supremacy and police brutality that the protests oppose.
But Bray, in what feels like a victory lap, actually admits AntiFa is an integral part of cities burning across the United States today. He says:
h/t Whatfinger.
Worse still, Bray’s endorsements of violence were even condemned by his own college.
Worse still, why is Bray still employed by his own college?
I posted on Facebook a couple of days ago, kudos to the L.A. County Sheriff for calling out antifa as a primary driver of the violence (an on-air TV interview). The reporter then asked him about Trump’s recent statement and he responded positively.
Of course there had to be a negative comment, which a leftist friend posted a long antifa statement. I called him out, and another friend, a prototypical antifa type (recent college grad, wealthy upbringing), wrote:
“Antifa just stands for anti-fascist, which seems like a weird thing to hate unless you’re part of the oppression I suppose.”
Nice straw man, Paul.
A Braying Ass-Donkey.
Great, now go make some arrests and while your at it include the deep state traitors who are behind this.