Poor Lamb! Antifa Teacher on the Run,
Claims He Fears For His Safety and
Job After Project Veritas Blows
His Cover
Posted By: Hazymac, 9/2/2021 8:37:22 AM
As I reported yesterday, the heroes at Project Veritas released an undercover video showing a proud antifa communist teacher bragging about how he has 180 days to indoctrinate his students and make them Marxists. How does he do it? He “scares the f*** out of them.” Now the proud commie peacock is running scared. He refused to defend himself to another Project Veritas reporter. He claims he fears for his safety, and is worried about his brainwashing teaching gig, which means he KNOWS what he was doing is wrong. Even his fellow Antifa clowns aren’t happy with him. In the tweet below, fellow antifa stains bemoan
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