Antifa

Kyle Benjamin Douglas Calvert has been indicted for detonating an explosive device outside the Alabama Attorney General’s office in February. The bomb allegedly had the characteristics of an IED, created to increase destruction. Reports suggest Calvert, who has links to Antifa and is a self-identified "they/them" person, targeted the Republican Attorney General's office. Law enforcement…

On Wednesday's World News Tonight, ABC reporter Terry Moran reveled in a leaked Tucker Carlson text message about a mob of white men beating up an "antifa kid." He claimed "For years...Tucker Carlson promoted racist views on his show, the highest- rated program on Fox...viewers had long heard Carlson give voice to a message of white supremacy, especially on the issue of immigration…

Triggered by allegedly leaked text messages from Tucker Carlson talking about a video of an Antifa domestic terrorist getting beat up, the liberal ladies of ABC’s The View denied the existence Wednesday of the group we’ve all seen carry out terrorist attacks across the country. Whoopi Goldberg’s denial was the most insane, suggesting she thought “Antifa” was the name of someone’s cat…

The PBS NewsHour attacked Donald Trump’s weekend speech in Waco, Texas, with host Amna Nawaz repeating the word “extremist” in her introduction before tossing to White House correspondent Laura Barron-Lopez. Barron-Lopez and her two liberal guests went far beyond Trump’s Waco rant to condemn substantive conservative policy and philosophy as racist and violent: "Adrienne in your piece…

The Media Research Center defines the word “woke” or wokeism as people or ideas who are committed to the most extreme left-wing views on things like race, gender, crime, climate, the economy and more.

National Public Radio’s Morning Edition came close to justifying the destructive attacks on a police-and-firefighter training facility being built in woods near Atlanta, in which 23 people were arrested and charged with domestic terrorism after a sort of violent jamboree unfolded Sunday in which “civil-rights” and anti-police protesters joined with environmental activists and black-…

​Los medios corporativos nacionales optaron por callar el violento ataque perpetrado por Antifa el domingo pasado contra el Centro de Capacitación de Seguridad Pública de Atlanta, con una excepción: el presentador de Univisión Luis Carlos Vélez, de Línea de Fuego, la versión de la cadena de Firing Line.

The national corporate media has largely remained silent with regard to last Sunday´s violent Antifa attack against the Atlanta Public Safety Training Center, with one exception: Univision anchor Luis Carlos Velez, host of Línea de Fuego- the network’s version of Firing Line.

Left-wing terrorism is getting a polished shine by the liberal broadcast networks. During their Tuesday updates on the Antifa terrorist attack at the construction site of a police and firefighter training center in Atlanta, Georgia, ABC’s Good Morning America and CBS Mornings took different approaches to spinning the incident. ABC simply called it “foolishness,” while CBS…

Late Saturday night, Atlanta, Georgia was beset by the latest riot by Antifa and far-left thugs as they set a police car on fire, shot explosives at a police building, and caused property destruction. All told, six have been arrested so far and charged with domestic terrorism. And despite nearly four minutes of coverage on Sunday’s Face the Nation, CBS’s flagship morning and evening…

A long New York Times Christmas Day editorial, pompously titled “How Americans Can Stand Against Extremism,” made a mountain of right-wing intolerance out of one or perhaps two molehills of ideologically motivated vandalism. The Times even illustrated its editorial with a picture of the cracked window. The lack of proof that it was a politically motivated attack didn’t matter…

In a Saturday article headlined “At Protests, Guns Are Doing the Talking,” New York Times investigative reporter Mike McIntire accuses gun rights advocates with “a right-wing agenda” of “increasingly using open-carry laws to intimidate opponents and shut down debate” at protests, gatherings, and public meetings. There’s a legal term for what he’s describing and it’s called “…

You can tell we’re at the tail end of another election cycle where the GOP is doing well with Hispanics, because as a recent report from CBS Mornings shows, the media have gone back to their favorite trope: “Spanish-language disinformation”. 

On the same day Newsweek ran a fake fact check of a study by MRC Free Speech America about Google’s censorship of Republican campaigns, the outlet also ran a “fact check” Wednesday smearing Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX), claiming he falsely claimed Antifa “carried out a year of fiery, destructive protests across the U.S.”