Pitgoose Books
A left-wing anarchist bookstore, Pitgoose Books is a known gathering place for violent ANTIFA organizers.
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Redneck Revolt – Lawrence, KS
A left-wing gun club under the ANTIFA umbrella, the stated aim of Redneck Revolt is to fight so-called “fascists” through armed action. The group often acts as security for left-wing agitation groups at their rallies, regularly carrying firearms. Many of the organization’s members choose not to show their faces or talk to the media publicly. During riots they work closely with ANTIFA to escalate violence at public events.
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Truthout
Truthout is a radical news outlet known for associating with prominent individuals on the left, including former radical militant William Ayers who founded the Weather Underground. Truthout editor-in-chief Maya Schenwar has called for abolishing the prison system and co-authored a book called “Prison by Any Other Name: The Harmful Consequences of Popular Reforms.” Truthout gained significant attention when it published an inaccurate report claiming that Special Prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald was preparing to indict Karl Rove, a White House advisor to George W. Bush, for perjury in a leak case.
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PETA
A prominent and radical animal-activist organization, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) is known for its close association with and funding for animal rights terrorist groups such as the Earth Liberation Front and individuals linked to criminal protests such as arsonist Rodney Coronado. PETA workers have been known to publish the personal information of researchers and government officials (“doxxing”) with the intention of intimidating them and encouraging harassment at their private homes. In 2017 PETA targeted a young researcher at Yale University by protesting outside her place of work, threatening her online using social media, and even went as far as publishing her image and home address to the public. PETA is a pioneer on the legal frontier of animal rights radicalism, filing lawsuits to establish personhood for animals, claiming they are “enslaved.”
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Black Lives Matter
An organization that rose to prominence in during the summer of 2020, Black Lives Matter (BLM) has been tied to acts of violence and destruction across American cities. During the summer of 2020, the protests turned riots organized by BLM across the country cost a combined $2 billion in property damage. Protesters operating under the banner of BLM in Minneapolis during the summer of 2020 torched police stations and other public buildings. In September of 2015 during a Minneapolis State Fair protest, BLM affiliated protesters recited the chant “pigs in a blanket, fry ’em like bacon” in reference to law enforcement officers. In Fort Worth, Texas, the memorials of firefighters and police officers were vandalized with the acronyms “BLM” and “ACAB” (All Cops Are Bastards). After the October 7, 2023, attack of more than 1,200 Israeli civilians by Hamas terrorist paratroopers, BLM Chicago posted a graphic showing a parachuting Hamas terrorist with text stating, “That is all and that is it!”
Color Wars
Major brands are discovering there’s no easy way to dial back Pride Month politics! Corporations having second thoughts about aggressive LGBTQ marketing during “Pride Month” are learning a difficult lesson: when it comes to trying to disentangle your brand from cultural issues, you’re damned if you do and damned if you don’t. Just ask Bud Light and Target — the fallout from last year was detrimental to both companies’ revenue and both are still recovering from consumer pushback. Last year Target, the national retail chain, decided to display LGBTQ Pride merchandise in their stores and received extreme backlash from conservatives over the display. Target’s market value was over 74 billion before the displays were put up and fell over 15.7 billion during the backlash. This year, Target responded to conservative activists’ concerns by giving its Pride displays less prominent placement and removing it from some stores entirely. In previous years, Target adopted a rainbow-themed version of its logo on their social media platforms in June; this year they decided against it. Bud Light, under the ownership of Anheuser-Busch, continues to face challenges following last year’s conservative backlash sparked by a social media campaign featuring transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney. This year they, too, decided against embracing the rainbow logo during pride month. And it’s not just Bud Light and Target — this month numerous other big brands decided to decline LGBTQ-themed logos including Microsoft, Coca-Cola, IBM, and Google. “Ever since Target and Bud Light had their fiascos last year, a tremendous number of brands have decided it would be much better to sit on the sidelines and let this sort itself out,” Pink Media President Matt Skallerud told USA Today. As public disagreement over Pride prominence in marketing continues, companies are finding themselves in a bind with the realization that not everyone in their consumer base agrees with progressive values. Even worse: they’re discovering that once they’ve set precedent by engaging in social issues marketing in the past, it’s difficult to disentangle their respective brands once the door has been opened. As Managing director of GlobalData Neil Saunders said: “If you promote Pride, some people will be unhappy with it. If you don’t promote Pride, some people will be unhappy about that. It’s not a battle you can win completely, which is why some retailers and brands are taking a middle-of-the-road approach and keeping it moderate.” Of course, none of these companies would be facing this conundrum if they avoided wading into politics in the first place. Any solution to their current quagmire will require a reset that focuses on what should matter the most: the customer.
Support the Whistleblower Who Exposed Illegal Gender Treatments
Shockwaves reverberated across America when Dr. Eithan Haim, a surgeon at Texas Children’s Hospital (TCH), blew the whistle on unethical and illegal gender transition treatments on minors at the medical center. Now, he’s being targeted for speaking out. Soon after pulling the curtain back on TCH noncompliance with the law, Haim’s home was visited by federal marshals and he was slapped with a Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPPA) violation for exposing patients’ personal details — even though he never did anything of the sort. Haim could lose his medical license and his job as a result of what looks like yet another instance of the weaponization of the legal system for political revenge. “There was this deep visceral part of me that knew exactly what was happening,” Haim said “That they were there because we had challenged the political ideology, and they were there to make an example out of me.” Tell Assistant U.S. Attorney Tina Ansari and the DOJ to drop these charges against a man whose only crime was telling the truth! To donate to Dr. Haim’s legal defense fund, click here.
Fox News: A Pride Month note to Queers for Palestine
NTC President recently wrote an op-ed for Fox News titling “A Pride Month note for Queers for Palestine”. In the op-ed he explains that Palestinian territories are the eighth-worst place in the world for LGBTQ rights. Read the article here.
The Daily Signal: Conservative Groups respond to getting left off SPLC ‘hate map’
NTC is mentioned in the Daily Signal alongside a wide variety of organizations who are critical of the SPLC’s labeling practices. Click here to read the article.
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Joseph Nusairat
An engineer for Tesla, Nusairat has a history of vehemently antisemitic comments on Twitter such as, “Everything out of Israel’s mouth is a lie. 40 beheaded babies, to tons of rapes, 1k deaths at the hands of Hamas. Didn’t attack a hospital.” StopAntisemistism has labeled Nusairat a “rabid rape & atrocity denier,” someone who “spreads antisemitic labels of Jews controlling the U.S. government,” and “mocks Jewish heritage.” Nusariat once tweeted “What’s funny is if you dare declare Jews should just move elsewhere they lose their mind.” He also shared a meme suggesting Jews are controlling the White House — an antisemitic Zionist Occupied Government conspiracy theory.