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Title: The ANTIFA Manual: Exposed — “Do not distribute to any cis white males, non-PoC, non-LGBTQ peoples, a.k.a. fascists.”
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Intellihub
URL Source: https://www.intellihub.com/the-anti ... -lgbtq-peoples-a-k-a-fascists/
Published: Jun 16, 2020
Author: Shepard Ambellas
Post Date: 2020-06-22 19:01:30 by Deckard
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Views: 2029
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The official ANTIFA playbook known as The ANTIFA Manual was sent to Intellihub via Interweb backchannel and will be posted here for your viewing pleasure. The cover page of The ANTIFA Manual clearly states: “Do not distribute to any cis white males, non-PoC, non-LGBTQ peoples, a.k.a. fascists.” The George Soros-sponsored playbook has quite the grand introduction that’s sure and is designed to draw in radical leftists from all walks of life. “If you are reading this, it’s because someone close to our movement trusted you with it,” the manual explicitly states. “Please do not distribute to anyone who may attempt to harm or denigrate what we are doing.” Of course, the manual’s authors didn’t count on Intellihub having inside sources embedded in the movement. The handbook goes on to assert that cisgender white males have controlled the media and dispersant of information and that the power structure can be countered using social media as a weapon. The secret manifesto aims to vilify whites “especially cis white males” who “have proven to be the greatest evil mankind has ever known” and even calls whites slave traders of the old in an attempt to indoctrinate inductees. “Believe the way we do or you will be fired,” it reads–instructing inductees to threaten the livelihoods of anyone who speaks out against the group. All and all, ANTIFA wants to remain unpredictable by keeping the enemy on their toes, never revealing their endgame. However, their endgame has now been revealed by Intellihub. To no surprise, the underground manifesto even pulls the race card by asserting that a person that is less than 17% black by ethnicity has no right to say the N-word, further fueling the racial divide. The far left propaganda piece maintains that neither the Pentagon nor the World Trade Center would have been attacked on 9/11 if the U.S. didn’t drop atom bombs on Japan. Moreover, the plan’s architects appear to want nothing more than a one-world government as outlined in “Phase 4.” “The movement will eventually spread to other nations–indeed–it has already begun,” it rstates. “Make no mistake we will prevail where others have failed.” Needless to say, ANTIFA wants to create a culture of tolerance by eliminating all forms of hate speech and creating a racist, homophobic environment to spark chaos. “We have the facts and history on our side,” the manifesto reads. “When all else fails, compare someone to Hitler.” To boot, the radical far left group wants to crash the border by helping to escort people of color into America which ANTIFA feels will grow their army. ANTIFA is presumed to be funded by George Soros and philanthropist Thomas Steyer. 
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Shepard Ambellas is an opinion journalist, analyst, political pundit, radio talk show host, and the founder and editor-in-chief of Intellihub News & Politics (Intellihub.com). Shepard is also known for producing Shade: The Motion Picture (2013) and appearing on Travel Channel’s America Declassified (2013). Shepard is a contributor to Alex Jones’ Infowars platform and is also a regular on Coast To Coast AM with George Noory.Read more from Shep’s World. Follow Shep on Facebook and Twitter. Subscribe to Shep’s YouTube channel. Watch the Intellihub Podcast. Listen to The Shepard Ambellas Show which airs LIVE weekdays at 2 PM Pacific–that’s 5 PM Eastern/4C on American Freedom Radio.
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#1. To: Deckard, All (#0)
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BULLSHIT … Antifa is not a concrete group – rather it is loosely organized radicals in an amorphous movement. The adherents to this decentralized movement have no known leaders, no headquarters, and no clear ideology other than opposition to whatever its adherents see as right-wing, or fascist, movements. There is no organizational structure binding the Antifa movement's adherents together. It varies with some focusing on environmental causes or the rights of Indigenous groups, others for the rights of LGBT activists. The first group to use the word "Antifa" in its branding was the Rose City Antifa (RCA) founded in 2007 in Portland, Oregon. Now, 13 years later Intellihub expects everyone to believe they suddenly laid their hands on on a “closely controlled copy” of: This is the Antifa: The Anti-Fascist Handbook (Paperback): By Mark Bray and you can order a copy here for $16.99. The National Bestseller is: “Focused and persuasive... Bray’s book is many things: the first English- language transnational history of antifa, a how-to for would-be activists, and a record of advice from anti-Fascist organizers past and present.”—THE NEW YORKER "Insurgent activist movements need spokesmen, intellectuals and apologists, and for the moment Mark Bray is filling in as all three... The book’s most enlightening contribution is on the history of anti-fascist efforts over the past century, but its most relevant for today is its justification for stifling speech and clobbering white supremacists."—Carlos Lozada, THE WASHINGTON POST “[Bray’s] analysis is methodical, and clearly informed by both his historical training and 15 years of organizing, which included Occupy Wall Street…Antifa: The Anti-Fascist Handbook couldn’t have emerged at a more opportune time. Bray’s arguments are incisive and cohesive, and his consistent refusal to back down from principle makes the book a crucial intervention in our political moment.”— SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE This is probably where Intellihub got the idea for their story.
I see you're quoting from their latest press release. Or perhaps you saw it on MSNBC. There is no organizational structure binding the Antifa movement's adherents together. It varies with some focusing on environmental causes or the rights of Indigenous groups, others for the rights of LGBT activists. So you say. It seems to me that you are defending the shit bags.
I see you are again posting more fake news bullshit. What always “seems to you” is only what you are predisposed to already believe.
It’s called “Antifa: The Anti-Fascist Handbook,” but it feels like false advertising. You open the little book expecting a how-to guide on violence and disruption. But instead of giving advice on how to shut people up with baseball bats, the handbook is really a rather dull lecture. Ever since the election of Donald Trump, the American Antifa movement has gone into overdrive, shutting down speeches and rallies, and spreading mayhem across the U.S. And now here comes author Mark Bray – a lecturer at Dartmouth College and an Occupy Wall Street organizer – attempting to give philosophical justification to a movement so certain of its righteousness that it’s not going to let a little thing like free speech get in the way. Bray spends most of his time tracing the history of the movement, but finally gets to the heart of the matter, and the argument isn’t hard to follow. In essence: tolerance and reason don’t work, and you don’t wait for a small problem to get bigger, so let’s start beating heads. Antifa gets to decide who the fascists are, and don’t look now, but it’s you. There are obvious objections to this. And though Bray struggles mightily to overcome them, he’s simply not up to it. Of course, no one is. But as a result of this close-minded thinking, we’ve got a violent movement convinced it has the right to be judge, jury and executioner because it has identified a deserving enemy. Now even if this worked in theory, we already know it doesn’t work in practice. Because the guardians of goodness who fill Antifa’s ranks don’t just shout down neo-Nazis and other racists who deserve total condemnation (but not the loss of their constitutional rights). They also disrupt and commit violence at mainstream Republicans rallies, and attack anyone they’ve deemed unacceptable. In other words, Antifa gets to decide who the fascists are, and don’t look now, but it’s you. Mind you, Bray does attempt to explain what fascism looks like. Its hallmarks include a preoccupation with victimhood, a cult of purity, abandonment of liberty and redemptive violence. I know, you’re ahead of me – that sounds like the Antifa movement. But they can’t be fascist because ... Bray says they can’t. Fascists can only be the people who don’t share the left’s views on race, gender and immigration (their views at present, that is – not necessarily what they believed a generation or two ago). Now don’t get me wrong. Ideas have consequences. Indeed, the biggest irony in this unintentionally ironic book is that while Bray wants to save the world, the revolutionary socialism he calls for would actually impoverish and enslave everyone. And I don’t consider that conjecture – it’s the verdict of history. But the point is not whether I’m right or wrong (because I am right, after all), but whether or not I should adopt the logic and tactics of Bray. If I did, he wouldn’t be allowed to express his ideas. He couldn’t publish books, gives speeches, and perhaps not hold a job or even walk in public unmolested. And to Bray, that should be business as usual – as long as he gets to schedule the beatings. The value of “The Anti-Fascist Handbook” is that it strips bare the radical roots of the Antifa movement. It is in strict opposition to a liberal society, and Bray isn’t afraid to say it out loud, and at length. It’s good to see that lately some Democrats (perhaps after glancing at the polls) have denounced the Antifa movement. The only mystery is, why haven’t they all? Steve Kurtz is a producer for the Fox News Channel, and author of "Steve’s America (the perfect gift for people named Steve)".
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Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/Latest Title: The ANTIFA Manual: Exposed — The official ANTIFA playbook known as The ANTIFA Manual [and it] was sent to Intellihub via Interweb backchannel and will be posted here for your viewing pleasure. 
#2. To: Gatlin (#1)
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Antifa is not a concrete group – rather it is loosely organized radicals in an amorphous movement.
#3. To: Deckard, All (#2)
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I see you're quoting from their latest press release. It seems to me that you are defending the shit bags.
#4. To: Deckard, All (#3)
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For starters, you won’t believe who is defined as a 'fascist'
#5. To: Deckard, All (#4)
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Everything You Need To Know About The Antifa Network
That's Trying To Solidify A Nazi-Punching Movement
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