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(Image credit Gage Skidmore via Wikipedia) Antifa is the muscle,  the Southern Poverty Law Center and other non-profits help pick the targets, and anyone who points out their totalitarian intolerance is called a fascist, promptly canceled, or burned in effigy. That’s the crazy Leftist triangulation playing out these days on the streets of Portland and in many other riot-prone American cities. Journalist Andy Ngo knows this all too well. The angry red communist comrades of antifa and BLM have tried to cancel the Portland-based journalist but Ngo told PJ Media that it obviously hasn’t work...

Inside Antifa I grew up admiring “the crusading syndicated labor columnist” Victor Riesel, as the New York Times called him in its 1995 obituary. In a scene with overtones of On the Waterfront, Riesel had been blinded in an assault just after leaving Lindy’s restaurant in midtown Manhattan at 3:00 a.m. on April 5, 1956. “An hour earlier,” the Times recalled, Riesel “had finished a radio broadcast in which he assailed the leadership of a Long Island local of the International Union of Operating Engineers.” The F.B.I. subsequently “arrested eight men and said the blinding was t...

In his new book, Unmasked: Inside Antifa’s Radical Plan to Destroy Democracy, Ngo details the violent rise of this organized but "amorphous" group in the United States.

How the Media and Politicians Aided Antifa Rioters in Portland | Opinion On 1/28/21 at 6:00 AM EST due out from Center Street on February 2. On July 5, 2020, hundreds of militant Antifa and Black Lives Matter activists returned to again attack federal law enforcement officers outside the Mark O. Hatfield U.S. Courthouse in downtown Portland. They were masked and dressed in black as they tried to burn down the federal building. They also assaulted construction crews who were working around the clock to replace wooden barriers that were torn down by Antifa rioters the previous ...

Journalist Andy Ngo says he fled Portland after death threats from antifa Print this article Journalist Andy Ngo, who reports on violence from antifa members, said he fled his home in Portland due to repeated death threats from antifa, which law enforcement allegedly did "nothing" about. "For a number of months now, there's just been increasing threats of violence against me, promises by antifa extremists to .... kill me," Ngo said during an interview with Sky News, revealing he fled to London. "And all of those threats were reported to authorities, and even when I provided names of some ...