They're in Springfield, which is a suburb connected to a college. They've been targeting specific homes.Been seeing more reports of Antifa moving on more neighborhoods, anyone got anything on that?
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That's about all I know.
Maybe... can't pretend I know more than I do.I'd say there's some truth to that, but I also think part of why Antifa hasn't been taken down yet is because it's all so relatively recent. Yeah, Antifa has existed in the United States since the 1980's but it was generally to the fringes of the West Coast punk scene for the majority of its existence and didn't start to get big until around 2016.
Prior to the the 2016 election, the biggest Antifa incidents were the Seattle WTO protests in 1999 and some incidents during the Occupy protests in 2011-2012, primarily in Portland, Seattle, and the San Francisco Bay area. Antifa didn't truly get national and become a household name until 2017 and were mostly lionized by media (despite RCA's claims to the contrary) and left alone by the Feds until the summer of this year.
Over in the George Floyd riots thread, someone posted pictures of official documents about 215 major federal indictment charges against Antifa-affiliated groups for the activities of the last few months. I do think Antifa has (or at least had) a lot of backing from the DNC and the corporate bigwigs but that might be collapsing if Antifa keeps pushing their luck.
I think that might also explain why practically every major company simultaneously endorsed BLM and championed the riots within two days of the DOJ's terrorist designation of Antifa back at the end of May when this was just kicking off.
Even with the expert intel gathering the Feds and their contractors have, you need to build up a very strong case against Antifa/BLM and their affiliated groups and individuals.
It has to be done at the federal level if you want it to stick and to prevent catch-and-release DA's or turbo-woke judges in some West Coast urban hellhole from undermining it. Even the most fast-tracked federal investigations and indictments tend to take a lot more time than state-level ones.
I do think there's enough evidence to suggest that both wings of the government are wanting to crack down on Antifa as things continue to worsen, but both are also hobbled for reasons that mainly relate to the 2020 election. Both parties are essentially handicapped by this, albeit for different reasons.
Trump and Barr want to take down Antifa as it is, and I think the DNC have a contingency plan to stop any Antifa excesses if they win the election as well.
Do you remember Jose Alcoff?
Goon mobbed up with 10 other Antifa members, beat up a couple of marines, got charged with terrorism.
Alcoff worked for high profile Democrats like Maxine Walters & Sherrod Brown, his mother is a producer on Democracy Now, he worked with Americans for Financial Reform (Communist nest.)
Can't see where he ever got a court date, much less a conviction. Pretty sure this is characteristic of the leadership, spoiled rich kids who can get away with murder.