A group of far-right US ‘journalists’, backed by Donald Trump and his lackeys running the FBI and Homeland Security, have picked up Trump’s orders against the non-existent ‘Antifa organisation’ to issue threats to ‘take out’ anyone who dares resist their fascism as ‘terrorists’.
Trump’s far-right goons targeting non-existent ‘antifa group’
The video seems to have issued from an ‘Antifa forum’ Trump organised at the White House in which frankly batshit ‘journalist’ Jonathan Choe told Trump’s administration that the ‘homeless industrial complex’ is ‘running cover’ and acting as ‘the muscle’ for ‘Antifa’, and railed against the Democratic Socialists of America:
Choe seems to think that the ‘homeless drug crisis’ in the US consists of the actual homeless people, not the societal injustice and structural inequality that makes them homeless in the first place – and of course, he name-checked Charlie Kirk, the far-right hate preacher many now believe to have been murdered by Israel because, as is now beyond dispute, he was about to denounce the Israel lobby.
From that unhinged gathering seems to have arisen an even more bizarre and deeply dangerous video in which ‘journalists’ calling themselves “Team Brut”, one of whom seems to be wearing make-up to simulate a black eye presumably supposed to have been inflicted by ‘Antifa’, along with the useless-but-sinister FBI director Kash Patel and ‘Secretary of State for Homeland Security’ Kristi Noem, string together entirely false allegations of ‘far-left violence’ and ‘Antifa terrorism’, before Noem says that the Trump regime will “take these terrorists out” and Choe finishes it off by threatening “we’re now coming for you”:
Beyond satire – but chilling
This beyond-satire madness would be hilarious if it had not been made by people in authority who are already invading US cities, kidnapping people off the street and killing them if they resist and planning to seize absolute power, even if they can’t help embarrassing themselves in the process:
The US is now overrun by fascists – and the UK police-state regime of Keir Starmer is running hard to catch up.
Featured image via the Canary
By Skwawkbox
This post was originally published on Canary.