Antifa used to unmask neo-Nazis, now it’s exposing ICE: ‘Predators don’t get anonymity’
(www.theguardian.com)
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Alternative headline: Antifa continues unmasking neo-Nazis.
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Pacific Antifascist Research Collective
Once upon a time, prior to the Anonymous name being co-opted by russian trolls and alt-right nonsense, it was a group that, amongst other things, would infiltrate Stormfront (a white supremacist website) and find these neo-nazis admitting to violations of federal weapons laws in order to tip off ATF or sending their info to their employers/clients/schools.
The name and community has been taken over by neo-nazis and the agents that influence them, but the original people (who were not caught up in the FBI raids during Occupy Wall Street) are still out there.
So they say
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What happened with the big hack of the ice database with officer identities and then there was a "Russian" DDoS attack that stopped people from downloading it. Did they succeed in shutting that down I guess?
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Antifa?
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The real MVPs.
Thank you Antifa.
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A rose fascist by any other name would smell as sweet reek and fester as contemptibly
- from my new play "Romeo and Juliet go to Trump's America"
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