A communist activist and member of the socialist Freedom Road Organization, Burke called for chaos and intimidation at the 2024 Republican National Convention in Milwaukee. Burke said he and his group would “march up to the doors of the Fiserv Auditorium” to cause “chaos” at the event.
Co-chair of the Coalition to March on the Republican National Convention, Flores said during a Zoom call that the ultimate goal of the coalition is to ensure Republicans feel frightened to “show their faces anywhere.”
A member of the group Students for a Democratic Society, Carpio bragged on a Zoom call that her group “smashed right-wing speaker events” and sent notable right-leaning speakers, such as Ben Shapiro and Nikki Haley, “running through hallways” and getting “cornered by students.”
A Chicago activist, Rathburn is organized protests against the “reactionary Republicans” in Milwakee, Wisconsin, at the 2024 Republican National Convention. During a Zoom call planning the disruption, Rathburn likened the efforts to the brutal “Al-Aqsa flood” October 7, 2023, Hamas terrorist attack that left thousands of Israeli civilians dead. She also said she wanted to “bring that same message” of the October 7 massacre to Republicans in November.
A resident of Sandpoint, Idaho, Meyer was arrested for a politically charged arson attack against a firearms store owned by a Republican candidate for Idaho state house. Her actions were celebrated by a network of ANTIFA and far-left activists.
Founded in 1969 at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, Weather Underground is a notorious militant group that has claimed credit for multiple bombings including the 1975 explosion that rocked the headquarters of the State Department in Washington, DC and 25 other bombings including the U.S. Capitol, the Pentagon, a New York City Police Station, and others. Former members such as Bernardine Dohrn and Bill Ayers have a presence throughout American institutions, such as Northwestern University School of Law, and University of Illinois at Chicago, respectively.
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. San Diego, CA Chapter
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. Lake Ontario, NY Chapter.
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. Shelby, NC Chapter.
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. The Portland, Oregon chapter of Redneck Revolt in June 2017 was part of a counter-protest rally against Donald Trump.
