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   Dayton, Ohio – A damning new report by a conservative watchdog organization   
   has revealed that the Biden Department of Justice (DOJ) is funneling   
   thousands of dollars in federal grant money toward anti-White research   
   projects. One recipient is a notorious Jewish professor who advocates   
   doxing and has ties to “Antifa” street rioting.   
      
   According to documents obtained by the Media Research Center (MRC) through   
   the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), the Biden administration has awarded   
   80 grants through the DOJ’s Terrorism Prevention Grant Program (TVTP). The   
   program, which provides funding to various institutions, non-profit   
   organizations, and universities, seeks to funnel tax dollars to causes that   
   are believed to “establish or enhance capabilities to prevent targeted   
   violence and terrorism” in the United States.   
      
   The amount of money issued through the TVTP totaled just under $40 million,   
   according to the report. One such recipient of a TVTP grant was the   
   University of Dayton, which was awarded $352,109 to fund its PREVENTS-OH   
   program: a research project which was initiated to “draw on the expertise   
   of the University of Dayton faculty” to fight “domestic extremism and hate   
   movements.”   
      
   In one PREVENTS-OH seminar titled “Extremism, Rhetoric, and Democratic   
   Precarity,” speakers included DHS Agent Joseph “J.R.” Masztalics, a   
   “Regional Prevention Coordinator” as well as University of Cincinnati   
   researcher, Michael Loadenthal, a notorious Antifa doxer who personally   
   took part in the J20 riots.   
      
   In the seminar, Loadenthal—who is Jewish—openly advocates for the   
   infiltration of social media platforms like Twitter and Telegram to   
   “destabilize” budding political movements which might threaten the status   
   quo. He proudly reminisces his time as a young member of “anti-racist   
   action” in Philadelphia and how at 17 years old, he was performing   
   “abortion services” while serving as a “direct medical worker.”   
      
   His introduction to the seminar confirms what he believes is Antifa’s true   
   purpose: to follow what he calls “White supremacists” where they go and   
   then “physically confront” them. The goal, he explains, is to deny them the   
   space to meet in public and prevent them from their right to advocate   
   politically or be involved in any public discourse.   
      
      
      
   At a PREVENTS-OH seminar titled “White Nationalism Workshop,” Loadenthal   
   leveraged his credentials as a University researcher to educate fellow   
   Antifa on repressing pro-White activists for their constitutionally   
   protected speech.   
      
   Loadenthal teaches up-and-coming Antifa prospects how to compose what he   
   calls “antifascist open-source intelligence (OSINT)” against pro-White   
   users online. He directs his students on how to properly “document,   
   archive, and map” a target so that they can “create dossiers” on their   
   fellow American citizens before “releasing information” publically.   
      
      
      
   “What do antifascists do with this information?” Asked Loadenthal during   
   the seminar. “…We contact employers, landlords, commanding officers, school   
   officials, family, clergy. Family is a difficult one, but it’s important.”   
      
      
      
   He would continue to explain that services like GoFundMe, Patreon, PayPal,   
   Venmo, and even retailers like Amazon or apps like Airbnb and Tinder were   
   all valid targets for Antifa to harass until their opposition was   
   unceremoniously “kicked off.” He also applauded the de-platforming of   
   “fascists” from Twitter and Facebook and gave a crash course on maintaining   
   digital OPSEC. He instructed students on how to create a “drawer of   
   sock(s)” accounts for social media websites like Gab, Telegram, and Rumble,   
   which Antifa could then use to “paralyze” pro-White organizing and   
   “manufacture infighting” amongst their political opposition.   
      
   “What can liberals do?… You can give money, that’s always really   
   appreciated. We have legal defense funds because we get in trouble,”   
   explained Loadenthal in a rare-yet-sobering admission. “A lot of things   
   we’re doing are illegal. A lot of it involves breaking the law. And this is   
   what the FBI will say. I’ve had many conversations with the FBI about   
   this.”   
      
      
      
   In a 2016 “International Peace and Justice Studies” conference, Loadethnal   
   called for Antifa rioters to embrace militancy and—paradoxically—called for   
   non-collaboration with Police.   
      
      
      
   Loadenthal rejects notions that he is simply a participant in an exchange   
   of ideas but sees himself in a winner-take-all power struggle against White   
   Americans, saying, “hate speech is more than speech.” He explains during   
   the seminar that “It’s materiality. It’s organizing. It’s mobilization.   
   It’s not an exchange of ideas in the marketplace, and the best one wins.   
   It’s something else. It’s the strategic deployment of organizational energy   
   and power.”   
      
   In the end, Loadenthal would go on to promote more violent means if and   
   when online meddling fails to stop growing dissent in the   
   government-enforced, neo-liberal project of the United States. “To deny   
   people that, to shut down their websites, to close their meetings, [and] to   
   physically prevent them from assembling in public. This is the belief,” he   
   said.   
      
   Loadenthal was famously included in a peer-reviewed study conducted by Dr.   
   Eoin Lenihan, which set out to profile the leading Antifa academics on   
   Twitter. Since the shocking videos and seminars were uncovered, Loadenthal   
   has locked his Twitter account to prevent criticism of his radically   
   anti-White beliefs. An archive of his former Tweets reveals a pattern of   
   militancy, however. In a series of tweets made in the wake of the Disrupt   
   J20 riots, Loadenthal would brag about going to jail, being released, and   
   then resuming his job teaching within a 20-hour timespan.   
      
   “To all my comrades facing charges, from our crew to yours: ‘hang in   
   there.’ #disruptj20,” read one Loadenthal tweet. “Out of jail & back in   
   OH.   
   Ready to begin teaching 1st day of new term in a few hours.”   
      
   The stunning decision by the DOJ to fund an avowed member of the anti-White   
   extremist organization commonly referred to as “Antifa” shouldn’t come   
   as a   
   surprise. The revelations come in the wake of a recent move by President   
      
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