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November 10, 2024
Greek Antifa comrade killed when his bomb lab blew up in Athens

Far-left anarchist terrorists linked to Antifa were manufacturing bombs in Athens, Greece when their bomb lab blew up on Oct. 31, killing one comrade and severely wounding another. A second man was arrested and a third female comrade who fled abroad was captured at an airport.

An Antifa blog is paying tribute to the terrorists.

The bombing raises the memory of the Weather Underground proto-Antifa group, who in 1970 accidentally killed three of their own members when their bomb lab blew up in Greenwich Village, New York City. WU leader Bill Ayers later went on to mentor Barack Obama. Ayers is the adoptive father of former San Francisco Soros-funded DA Chesa Boudin, whose biological parents were imprisoned for acts of terrorism with the WU.

Greek authorities have released photos of the far-left terrorist suspects in the Antifa-linked bomb lab explosion who were arrested:

Marianna Manoura (Μαριάννα Μανουρά), 33, is in hospital with serious injuries.

Dimitra Zarafeta (Δήμητρα Ζαραφέτα), 30, was captured at an airport after fleeing abroad.

Dimitrios Papathanasiou (Δημήτριος Παπαθανασίου), 31, is allegedly part of the cell.

Not pictured: An unnamed 36-year-old man was killed when the cell's bomb lab blew up.

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November 03, 2024
Ngo: Who's burning the ballot boxes in Portland?

Three ballot boxes in Oregon and Washington were targeted in arson attacks by a suspect who left messages about "Free Gaza" and a threat about more fires. The suspect is still at large.

Watch my Nov. 1, 2024 interview with Alex Phillips on TalkTV where I tell the British public about how tense the final days of the presidential campaigns are.

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October 29, 2024
MEGA 'Make England Great Again' pro-Trump rally in London?

On Oct. 26, 2024, over 10,000 people gathered in central London for a Tommy Robinson-organized protest against mass migration, two-tier policing, radical Islam and more. Many of the attendees wore or waved symbols in support of Donald Trump ahead of the U.S. election. (It was recently revealed that dozens of Labour Party staffers announced plans to campaign for Kamala Harris in swing states.)

Robinson was arrested the day before the rally, so he did not speak as scheduled. Two days after the rally, he was sentenced to at least eight months in prison for contempt of court over banned statements he made about a Syrian migrant.

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October 21, 2024
BLM protests outside court after London officer acquitted for shooting rapper who tried to ram police (2/2)

London police shut down the streets to allow masked BLM and leftist radicals to protest at the Central Criminal Court (the Old Bailey). BLM and Antifa had called for an emergency direct action.

Police sergeant Martyn Blake was acquitted on Oct. 21 by a jury of murdering a black criminal rapper named Chris Kaba who rammed police with a car in September 2022. Kaba died after being shot with one round to the forehead.

The BLM protesters said the defense presented “out of context” evidence to mislead the jurors. Militant anarchist protesters held up a banner declaring, “We keep us safe,” a slogan used by prison and police abolitionists to mean they demand to replace police with themselves.

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October 07, 2021
Antifa tries to get Andy Ngo fired

On 7 Oct., 2021, Andy Ngo spoke with Portland radio host Lars Larsen about the latest far-left attempts to de-flatform and cancel him.

Antifa tries to get Andy Ngo fired
October 05, 2021
The American Story Podcast: Andy Ngo

Andy Ngo was chronicled on the 5 Oct., 2021, episode of the American Story podcast hosted by Christopher Flannery, a senior fellow of the Claremont Institute. Subscribe to the podcast here: https://theamericanstorypodcast.org/episode/andy-ngo/

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July 10, 2021
Podcast: The Armed Wing of Political Correctness ft. Brendan O'Neill

I am uploading my podcast episodes here after SoundCloud banned (then unbanned) me. Many of you may not have heard my 2019–20 podcast episodes from "Things You Should Ngo." Here is my interview with Brendan O'Neill about the weaponization of political correctness. It was first uploaded in September 2019.

Podcast: The Armed Wing of Political Correctness ft. Brendan O'Neill
Germany's most wanted Antifa member arrested after being a fugitive for four years

Germany's most wanted Antifa member has been arrested after being on the run for four years. Johann G. is allegedly part of the cell that brutally beats political targets with hammers, smashing their skulls and breaking bones. Four members of the cell were convicted last year. Antifa have rioted and carried out attacks as revenge for the prosecutions of their comrades. Read: https://humanevents.com/2024/11/13/germanys-most-wanted-antifa-leader-arrested-after-being-a-fugitive-for-4-years?utm_campaign=64470

August 21, 2023
Breaking: Judge rules against defaulted Antifa defendants in Andy Ngo lawsuit

BREAKING: At a hearing today regarding three defaulted Antifa defendants in my Ngo v. Rose City Antifa, et al. lawsuit, the court heard evidence about the brutal June 29, 2019 beating I suffered at a Rose City Antifa event where I was seriously injured. The court found that I was indeed battered and assaulted by Madison "Denny" Lee Allen, Katherine "Corbyn" Belyea and Sammich Overkill Schott-Deputy (formerly Joseph Christian Evans). The court awarded me $300,000—to be split equally among these three attackers.

Today's victory is a small vindication for the disappointing jury verdict earlier this month at trial. Collecting on these judgments will pose serious challenges; however, I’m deeply grateful for the support of the Center for American Liberty and my counsel Dorothy Yamamoto, Gregory Michael, Harmeet Dhillon, James Buchal and Mark Trammell for believing in me, and helping me hold these attackers accountable for trying to violently silence my First Amendment rights. While it will...

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November 12, 2024
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February 29, 2024
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Another trans Portland Antifa commits suicide
Stevie Pohlman was a band member of Mope Grooves

Another Portland Antifa associate has died. Earlier this month, far-left trans militant Stevie Pohlman, who used she/her pronouns and was a member of the band Mope Grooves, committed suicide.

 

Portland Trantifa associate Stevie Pohlman committed suicide in February 2024

 

Stevie Pohlman was a fan of extreme political violence

Tributes from the far-left have come in, with leftists blaming "transphobia" for the suicide. Pohlman recently raised nearly $11,000 on GoFundMe for "transition surgeries."

"I’ve wanted this surgery since I was a kid," Pohlman wrote, without elaborating on what type of transition surgery the money was to be spent on. "Recently, in conversation with another trans girl, I compared getting the surgery to ascending to heaven, without much exaggeration." Pohlman claimed being unable to work and unable to "lift, stand, nor sit" for any job.

 

Antifa members have written tributes to their deceased comrade

 

There is no evidence transphobia had a role in Stevie Pohlman's death

Pohlman's suicide echoes another Portland Antifa suicide. In 2021, violent Antifa member Jacob Andrew Camello killed itself. The violent rioter used the alias "Spoon" and "it/its" pronouns. Camello was also a sex worker who specialized in pornographic content where it stuck needles in itself. After this journalist reported on Camello's death, Antifa members made repeated death threats against me.

Another deceased trans Antifa member, Jacob Andrew Camello 

Jacob Andrew Camello, who used the alias 'Spoon,' made porn specializing in needles

 

Antifa's tributes to Jacob Camello include threats to kill Andy Ngo

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January 07, 2024
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Delaware hate crime suspect allegedly threatened to kill Mexican restaurant staff over food dispute
A 21-year-old black woman was arrested in Laurel, Del. for allegedly threatening to kill restaurant employees in a racist phone call over a food order dispute

The Delaware State Police announced they arrested a black female hate crime suspect who allegedly racially abused employees of a Mexican restaurant and made threats to shoot them and blow up the business. 

Aiyanna Winstead, 21, of Laurel, Del., allegedly called the Taco Chabelita Mexican restaurant on Dec. 30, 2023, and made threats to kill the employees. She also allegedly shouted racist statements at the staff. According to the state police, Winstead was furious over a food order dispute involving a family member. That 43-year-old family member was charged with second-degree criminal trespass and disorderly conduct.

The Tacos Chabelita restaurant in Laurel, Del. says it specializes in traditional Mexican food

Winstead was arrested on Jan. 2 and charged with a felony hate crime and four counts of making terroristic threats. 

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January 04, 2024
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Ohio trans lawmaker candidate tried to hide prior name and active sex work life
Vanessa Joy, who was running for the Ohio House of Representatives as a Democrat, is claiming to be a victim of transphobia after being disqualified from the ballot for hiding a name change

Biased media and trans activists claim transphobic legislation is behind a trans activist candidate in Ohio being disqualified from the ballot. However, Vanessa Joy, who was running for the Ohio House of Representatives for District number 50 as a Democrat, violated state law when Joy failed to disclose a name change. The law, which has an exemption for those whose name changes through marriage, allows the public to vet candidates who may have been known under other identities.

Disinfo trans influencer Erin Reed, formerly known as Anthony Reed II

Joy, 42, has never publicly disclosed who they were prior to recently adopting the name, "Vanessa Joy." Joy has even petitioned a judge to seal the name change record, which was denied. I can exclusively report that Joy was previously known as Jeremy Michael Adams. Under that name, Joy filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy—something that was not told to potential voters.

Trans activist Vanessa Joy tried to hide that they were previously known as Jeremy Michael Adams

In addition, Joy did not disclose to the public that they're a sex worker. As recently as November 2023, Joy posted pornographic video of Joy masturbating to images of women. Joy uses the online monikers "vanesstradiol" and "sarcux" to promote their OnlyFans account, which advertises "pay-per-view" pornographic videos and photos. 

As recently as November 2023, Vanessa Joy posted pornographic content online

 

Vanessa Joy used the online moniker 'vanesstradiol' to promote their sex work

When presented as male, Joy lived as a heterosexual man and fathered a child, who is now a toddler. "I much prefer being a #mom over being a #dad," Joy wrote on Instagram. In a disturbing post on the Threads social media platform, Joy wrote about using a sex toy dilator in the same room with their young child. "I’m not in love with the fact that he saw my dilators sitting on a table and knew what they are," Joy wrote.

Vanessa Joy used a sex toy dilator in the same room with their young child

In a Reddit post last year, Joy wrote: My favorite part of transitioning? Looking down and seeing boobs. On me. My own." 

Vanessa Joy also used the online moniker 'Sarcux'

 

Vanessa Joy posted many pornographic images on their Reddit account

Joy's social media history shows extreme leftist views and that they used dehumanizing language to refer to conservatives. 

Vanessa Joy complained about the 'magats' in Ohio

 

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