After antifa arrests, FBI director under
fire for denying violent militants are
an 'organization'
Posted By: Ida Lou Pino, 12/10/2021 11:49:02 AM
FBI Director Christopher Wray's assessment that the far-left antifa network is an ideology, not a group or an organization, is coming under fire this week after prosecutors in San Diego charged several self-described anti-fascists in connection with eight alleged assaults. Antifa is "not a group or an organization," Wray testified before the House Homeland Security Committee last year. "It's a movement or an ideology."
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After antifa arrests, FBI director under
fire for denying violent militants are
an 'organization' 12 replies
fire for denying violent militants are
an 'organization' 12 replies
FBI Director Christopher Wray's assessment that the far-left antifa network is an ideology, not a group or an organization, is coming under fire this week after prosecutors in San Diego charged several self-described anti-fascists in connection with eight alleged assaults. Antifa is "not a group or an organization," Wray testified before the House Homeland Security Committee last year. "It's a movement or an ideology."
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Police Release Damning Bodycam Footage
of MSNBC Freelancer Who Followed Rittenhouse
Jury Bus 9 replies
of MSNBC Freelancer Who Followed Rittenhouse
Jury Bus 9 replies
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Do Not Want an Apology — ‘They Want
Public Humiliation’ 8 replies
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Before we get all riled up - - let's not forget - - that Fey Wray saved 25% - - by changing the brand of toner used in FBI photocopy machines. He'll always be remembered for that.