XPost: alt.fan.rush-limbaugh, talk.politics.misc   
   From: d@ray   
      
   The individual who created the Colorado Springs Antifa Twitter account   
   which was suspended from Twitter on Saturday has been identified as a   
   far-left furry, transgender activist, and former high school teacher who   
   boasted of using their military experience to "f*ck sh*t up."   
      
   On Sunday, The Post Millennial's Andy Ngo tweeted, "Breaking: The #Antifa   
   member who ran the violent Twitter account of the Colorado Springs cell of   
   Antifa @COSAntiFascists /@COSAntiFa is trans furry activist/Colorado Times   
   reporter @HeidiBeedle."   
      
   According to Ngo, Heidi Beedle was a reporter at the Colorado Times   
   Recorder and a former teacher. According to Colorado's School District 49,   
   Beedle was an "English teacher of the year" at Sandy Creek High School.   
   However, in Beedle's own words, Beedle "tried really hard, but failed   
   miserably," at teaching.   
      
   Beedle also claims to be a former U.S. Army soldier, and bragged about   
   using that experience in their violent activism.   
      
   "I think a big part of me gravitating toward antifa was a substitute for   
   the rush and excitement of being in the army. Pretty much everything we did   
   was influenced by small-unit tactics and ranger handbook stuff. It was fun   
   to be part of a team and f*ck sh*t up again," Beedle wrote on their   
   alternative account, @jsphnthsngr. An internet"> archive shows the tweet   
   was part of a long rant on taking credit for creating the Antifa account.   
      
   "So I guess it is time to come clean. They are kinda right. You know what   
   they say about broken clocks. I did start the @COSAntifa account, and the   
   blog. I did my part to stem the rising tide of fascism, but I have been   
   'retired' for a while now," Beedle said.   
      
   Ngo dug deeper, and found photographs of Beedle in a "furry" headpiece as   
   well as blog posts complaining of being warned by school administration   
   against the material the teacher was sharing with students.   
      
   "She was a teacher & wrote about how she politically brainwashed the   
   students. She also wrote about giving a child a book that features kinky   
   sex to celebrate trans month," said Ngo.   
      
   In one instance, a parent complained to the school about a comparison   
   Beedle made between former president Donald Trump and Adolf Hitler. In   
   another, the teacher shared a book with graphic sex scenes with a minor   
   student.   
      
   After getting exposed, Beedle's personal Twitter page has turned private.   
      
   The move to ban the Colorado Springs Antifa account was prompted by Ngo's   
   reporting on an Atlanta, Georgia faction of Antifa, who's members were   
   recently charged with domestic terrorism and other felony charges.   
      
   "Their group is using Twitter to raise cash," Ngo tweeted along with the   
   story, tagging Musk.   
      
   "Insane," the Twitter owner replied.   
      
   Ian Miles Cheong dropped in the thread, asking Musk if he would "consider   
   setting up a dedicated task force at Twitter to deal with violent   
   extremists like Antifa."   
      
   "Twitter obviously must be fair to all, so will aim to stop violent   
   extremism being promoted by any group," Musk said.   
      
   The next day, the Colorado Springs Anti-Fascist account was permanently   
   suspended. The "Colorado Springs Anti-Fascist," account promoted violence   
   and stalking and was suspended after Elon Musk cracked down on violent   
   groups. In the past, the Antifa chapter has called for the vandalism of   
   pro-life pregnancy centers and directed its followers to target and assault   
   their political enemies.   
      
      
      
      
      
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