>>1189217

>>Antifa flag

There's something double fishy going on with the flag Q posted.

First, there's the Antifacist Action (AntiFa) flag that we're all familiar with. The field is usually divided diagonally, red and black, with 2 flags, one red, one black.

Then, there's the tweet from @wesupport45 in 2017 about an Antifa flag, asking if it looks like anything familiar.

Here's the thing. The UK National Front has the flags that look like Nazi flags.

http://archive.is/lPRVI

But the flag in the tweet Q referenced says AF in the center. The center bar for the A has been drawn in. You can see it. But that's the only picture I can find where a modified NF flag has been used as an AF flag.

What's going on here?

>>1195135

>>1195135

That's the simple, easy answer, but not the whole answer. Why, back in 2017, did Antifa modify a National Front flag and use it, OR why did someone photoshop a picture of an NF flag, maybe in an NF protest to look like it had an AF?

>>1195125

>Wow, that was a shill magnet. No one addressed the primary point I was making.

WHY WAS THIS FLAG PHOTOSHOPPED

http://archive.is/QsJbC

Now, if you google image search the flag it comes up as an Antifa flag, and the original story actually appears down the page.

>>1195292

Where did Q laugh this off?

>>1195314

>messenger

makes more sense, thanks anon

>>1195325

> no Q post laughing it off in qanon.pub

You try harder, fag.