Anons, just wanted to offer a few comments on Q's first post of today:
There are already news stories saying that these people were 'fooled' into
holding that banner. If that's the case, the only thing they were were 'fooled'
into doing was openly professing their ideology. Check out the video here:
https://www.commonsenseevaluation.com/2017/04/21/exposing-the-hidden-structures-behind-an-antifa-riot/
(sorry, board not taking the upload)
Antifa's first nationally-newsworthy event was the riot at Milo Yiannopoulos' speech in
Berkeley, Feb. 2017. Video related shows how leadership from a group called
"BAMN" (By Any Means Necessary) directed the action.
BAMN has close ties to NAMBLA–one of BAMN's founders was a member, in fact:
https://dailycaller.com/2017/04/28/documents-tie-berkeley-riot-organizers-to-pro-pedophilia-group-nambla/
We know that Antifa has received funding from Soros and Al-Waleed; we see now
that guidance has also been provided by BAMN. BAMN, in turn, was funded &
defended by the "United for Equality and Affirmative Action Legal Defense Fund"
(now likely absorbed into another organization, according to Guidestar). Here's
a list of donors for the UEAA:
https://www.ueaa.net/donate.htm
See some interesting names there? Like maybe…the Southern Poverty Law Center?
Gee, was the Southern Poverty Law center funding domestic terrorism? I also see
the Kellogg and Ford Foundations–time and time again these assholes show up
whenever I'm researching bad actors. You can be dead certain I'll never buy one of
their products again.
Pull one thread on anything bad in this country, eventually it leads to a clot
of names you've seen elsewhere. Bottom line is this: Antifa wasn't fooled into holding that banner–they were
fooled into admitting the truth.