'They're Trying to Kill Me.' A Portland Antifa Death
Squad Goes Head Hunting for Andy Ngo and
Somebody Gets a Beatdown
Posted By: Dreadnought, 6/1/2021 12:58:32 AM
Ronald Reagan said in his farewell address, “don’t be afraid to see what you see.” That’s good advice for what we’re “seeing” on the streets of Portland. The communist antifa and Black Lives Matter, Inc. mobs have now elevated their war footing against western civilization and have begun deploying head hunting death squads it appears. What else can you call it? On Friday, May 28, the usual black masked mobs slithered “like water” – their favorite phrase for staying hidden and moving from cops – to hold another planned riot and torching in “grief-stricken” homage to the anniversary of their George Floyd riots. Antifa called it an “anniversary event”
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“It’s pretty clear that my tenure was not taken up because of political opposition, because of discriminatory views against my viewpoints and, I believe, because of my race and my gender,”
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