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   President Donald Trump said he would consider designating Antifa a   
   terrorist organization after the radicalization of Charlie Kirk's   
   assassin, who had references to "Bella Ciao," transgender identity, and   
   "furry" culture written on his ammo. He made the comment in response to a   
   reporter's question in the Oval Office on Monday evening.   
      
   If the millions of young adults who have followed Kirk and his Turning   
   Point USA efforts weren't transformed by his message before, they were   
   positively red-pilled when they learned that Kirk's assassin was well-   
   versed in the Antifa canon—a mix of Marxist, nihilist, and cultural   
   deconstructionist godless anarchism.   
      
   President Trump, who has watched Antifa's antics since 2016, said in   
   response to a question about designating Antifa a terrorist organization,   
   "Well, yeah, it's something I would do. If I have support from the people   
   back here [his cabinet] — I think we'd start with Pam, I think. ...But I   
   would do that 100%."  Trump meant Pam Bondi, the attorney general, who   
   would determine if there was legal predicate to go after Antifa.   
      
      
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   ?? BREAKING: President Trump SUPPORTS designating Antifa as a domestic   
   terror organization   
      
   "I would do that 100%. Antifa is terrible. We have radical groups that got   
   away with MURDER!"   
      
   Trump also says he has been talking to AG Bondi about bringing RICO   
   CHARGES against leftists Show more   
      
   Oh, yeah, there's legal predicate in the court of public opinion, anyway.   
      
   Anyone who's spent any time looking into Antifa knows that the involvement   
   of the trans communit and the reference to "Bella Ciao" are nods to   
   Trantifa, Antifa, and communist adherents at large.   
      
        Related: West Coast, Messed Coast™—Where Are the Riots?   
      
   I've seen lots of chat by the left and bots online — now that China,   
   Russia, and whatever other malefactors have entered the chat — that the   
   1930s Italian communist song is somehow an homage to the political right.   
   I'll need to take a break to laugh before I starting writing again.   
      
   The last time we saw "Bella Ciao" mentioned in public by Antifa was by one   
   of the Pacific Northwest Antifa OGs, Willem van Spronsen, who invoked the   
   song in the last Antifa operation of his life in 2019. He tried to bomb   
   the Tacoma, Wash. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) headquarters.   
   Security personnel at the facility responded with gunfire since even they   
   didn't want their staff and inmates awaiting deportation to be evaporated   
   into flames by van Spronsen's bomb.   
      
   Van Spronsen wrote in his suicide wrote he left to his "comrades":   
      
   I regret that I will miss the rest of the revolution.   
      
   Thank you for the honor of having me in your midst.   
      
   Giving me space to be useful, to feel that I was fulfilling my ideals, has   
   been the spiritual pinnacle of my life.   
      
   Doing what I can to help defend my precious and wondrous people is an   
   experience too rich to describe.   
      
   My trans comrades have transformed me, solidifying my conviction that we   
   will be guided to a dreamed-of future by those most marginalized among us   
   today. I have dreamed it so clearly that I have no regret for not seeing   
   how it turns out. Thank you for bringing me so far along.   
      
   I am antifa. I stand with comrades around the world who act from the love   
   of life in every permutation. Comrades who understand that freedom means   
   real freedom for all and a life worth living.   
      
   Keep the faith!   
      
   All power to the people!   
      
   Bella ciao.   
      
   This isn't hard, folks.   
      
   There's been an acceleration of violence by the left since at least 2014   
   in Ferguson, which was supercharged by the Benjamin Crump and Reverend Al   
   response to the 2012 self-defense death of Trayvon Martin.   
      
   The Black Lives Matter corporation, breathed into life in 2012, was given   
   additional oxygen in 2014, when Michael Brown's partner-in-crime, Dorian   
   Johnson, lied about his friend's death at the hands of police officer   
   Darren Wilson.   
      
   After the "hands up, don't shoot" libel flame was lit, the organized left   
   was flown in to to train and equip rioters, and Ferguson, Missouri, was   
   torched.   
      
        Related: So, Who Was the Guy Asking Charlie Kirk About Shootings at   
   the Very Moment He Was Shot?   
      
   Lisa Fithian doesn't work for free, you know. You've seen her work across   
   the country—from Occupy and Ferguson to Portland, and especially during   
   the torching of the President's Church in Washington, D.C. That was the   
   three-day siege of the White House. You remember that one: President Trump   
   and his family was forced into the White House bomb shelter in case Antifa   
   and friends sacked the White House.   
      
   She was on the planning call before the January 6, 2021 "insurrection." It   
   takes a village to create a riot. The movie "Capitol Punishment" features   
   undercover video of Fithian involved on a secret call about prepping for   
   January 6.   
      
   After the rally, Searcy and Burgard began to see footage of police   
   admitting rally-goers and protesters into the Capitol Building, video of   
   Antifa provocateurs changing clothes between black bloc and MAGA clothes,   
   and video of a notorious Leftist militant who trains activists in violent   
   tactics and who worked with government workers to take over D.C. buildings   
   beginning on Election Day.   
      
   In the documentary, Searcy shows an organizing Zoom call in which   
   professional protest provocateur, Lisa Fithian, urges her co-conspirators   
   during a Zoom call to shut down the Capitol. She told them, “we are going   
   to be in crisis but we want it to be one that we’re creating. Whoever’s   
   got the guns can win. Let’s take over the buildings.” Her tactics look an   
   awful lot like what happened on Jan. 6.   
      
   Before this, in 2016, my friend Michael Strickland, a citizen journalist   
   who was consistently harassed by Antifa at the protest marches and events   
   he covered, was rushed by a group of Antifa provocateurs in Portland. It   
   was their second attempt to rush him on that July day at a BLM-related   
   protest march. He pulled a gun to back them off, never firing a shot, but   
   his defensive move spared him from physical harm.   
      
   Later, he would be jailed for pulling his legal and licensed concealed   
   carry gun.   
      
   In 2019, Andy Ngo, a citizen journalist, was attacked in Portland by   
   Antifa thugs who sent him to the hospital with brain damage.   
      
   In 2020, Aaron Danielson, a part of the Portland area group "Patriot   
   Prayer," a group that often held free speech events to draw out Antifa to   
   prove they were totalitarian bigots (Mission Accomplished), was   
   assassinated on the streets of Portland during Antifa's "Summer of Love."   
      
       Related: An Assassination That Unleashed an Army of Charlie Kirks   
      
      
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