When radical progressive Saul Alinsky penned Rules for Radicals, he had a variation of Antifa in mind. They weren’t to be the focus of his ideal leftist community organizing activism, but rather a tool to push the boundaries of civility so the less violent but equally radical “peaceful” counterparts in their movement would appear to be more pleasant and reasonable.
Independent journalist Andy Ngo, who was violently attacked by Antifa in Portland a month ago, has found the latest plans of an organization that pretends like they’re not really that organized. They, in fact, are, and they’re using this to their advantage in their plans to descend on El Paso, Texas.
Local and national organizers are working together to build 10 days of trainings and direct actions for the Border Resistance Convergence in El Paso, TX – September 1-10th. We are calling on affinity groups everywhere to come together and help us address US-funded genocide and local concentration camps.
They're working to purchase an assortment of guns from Mexican cartels in hopes of turning their El Paso events into armed rebellion. What they fail to recognize is that El Paso isn't Portland. Down there, folks have guns and bullets - and considerably more than "10 days of trainings". the residents know all about gun control - as in, hitting the target. Things could get really interesting for those "antifa" types.
