Is the Recent Shooting of a Proud Boys
Leader by an Antifa Operative a Sign That
Political Violence Is Escalating?
Posted By: mc squared, 10/2/2021 9:38:11 AM
As we reported earlier this week, a suspected Antifa operative has been arrested and charged for the shooting of a Proud Boys leader during an altercation that took place in Washington early in September. This shooting took place a little over a year after an Antifa member murdered a Trump supporter in Portland, Oregon during a protest. The Epoch Times reported: Benjamin Anthony Varela, a 36-year-old resident of Olympia, was taken into custody on Sept. 23 on suspicion of assault and vandalism. Varela was later charged with assault in the first degree for shooting Tusitala Toese, a Proud Boys leader, according to court documents obtained by The Epoch Times.
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At German Shepherds – Receive Instant
Justice (Video) 27 replies
At German Shepherds – Receive Instant
Justice (Video) 27 replies
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Is the FBI running both 'sides' to require federal intervention and some sort of Marshal law?