[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Brillopad

The reporter said they were Antifa.

How did he know?... :/

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

How did he know?... :/

Kizzy, you can deflect all you like but everything suggests they were Antifa. You would be jumping all over them if there was the slightest suggestion they were a far-right group. You have to stop thinking the far-left are whiter than white.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Brillopad

Kizzy, you can deflect all you like but everything suggests they were Antifa. You would be jumping all over them if there was the slightest suggestion they were a far-right group. You have to stop thinking the far-left are whiter than white.

Everything suggests, not just the reporter now?
You have no proof these militia clad people were antifa, none.

[jennyjuniper]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Everything suggests, not just the reporter now?
You have no proof these militia clad people were antifa, none.

In Hamburg, when the G20 meeting was taking place Antifa showed exactly what they were. On a quiet city street, shops below and apartments above, someone filmed them walking down this street, hauling signposts, benches etc., through shop windows.
The thing was, no-one was opposing them. There were no other protesters, no police, no bankers for them to be 'oppressed' by, yet still they had to smash and destroy. Thugs, pure and simple.