National Justice Exclusive: HR Managers and College Professors Are Paying “Antifa” To Attack Trump Supporters This Saturday

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PayPal, Venmo and CashApp are allowing anarchists to raise money for transportation and riot equipment to attack the Million MAGA March in Washington DC this Saturday, National Justice can report. 

Kai Breaux, a gender studies professor at Stony Brook University, collects the money on behalf of the Riot Safety Fund. According to their website, the organization specializes in transporting left-wing paramilitary groups to and from events, while also providing them with bail, food and “safety gear.”

A source told National Justice that Breaux has dispersed tens of thousands of dollars in logistical support through this fund to Antifa rioters in New York City and elsewhere since at least May. 

In a call to action published earlier today on Twitter, Christian Exoo (“Antifash Gordon”) asked people to donate to the Riot Safety Fund in order to aid anarchists looking to “counter” the pro-Trump rally, which he characterizes as Fascist. 

Donors include Rachel Naugle, a former Human Resources manager who now works for a Non-Governmental Organization, Marta Shocket, a UCLA researcher, and Lydia Clowney, a Senior Tax Associate at BDO, USA LLP in Grand Rapids, Michigan.  

The groups in question appear to be planning to incite violence at the event. In an appeal for support to the Riot Safety Fund, Antifa Twitter personality and Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) organizer “Talia Jane” is asking for money to buy bulletproof vests, helmets, and shields.  

While the mainstream media, FBI and politicians pretend that Antifa doesn’t exist and that the vicious riots over the summer were a figment of our imagination, leftists openly organize and raise cash for their endeavors with the seeming support of tech CEOs at Twitter and PayPal.  

The same anarchist paramilitary groups who beat up Trump supporters at the MAGA march last month are looking to do it again. Attendees looking to engage in their constitutional right to rally should expect trouble on 12/12.  
 

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