Bidens "idea" is coming if President Trump does not Concede by Sunday Afternoon
WalkAway founder Brandon Straka, shared a screenshot yesterday from “Antifa [idea] leader” Adam Rahuba, of Pittsburgh, PA, warning President Trump and his supporters...
If you do not concede by Sunday at noon, we will begin to block roads in conservative areas.
Your supporters will not be able to go to work or the grocery store to feed their families.
We are armed & will retaliate to attempts at vehicular manslaughter.
Looks like Biden's "idea" is coming to a suburb near you.
During the during first Presidential Debate, Biden said that Trump’s “Antifa is an idea, not an organization, not militias.”
The WJS says: "Biden and Trump Are Both Right on Antifa"
It’s an idea, not a group, and its radical leftist adherents refuse to disavow violence.
What is antifa? “An idea, not an organization,” Joe Biden said during Tuesday’s debate. “When a bat hits you over the head, that’s not an idea,” President Trump countered. “Antifa is a dangerous, radical group.” Both men are right—Mr. Biden that antifa is foremost an ideology, and Mr. Trump about its propensity for violence.
Yahoo News reports"Biden Says Antifa Is ‘An Idea, Not An Organization’ during Presidential Debate"
Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden defended far-left anarchist movement Antifa as “an idea, not an organization” and said white supremacists pose a greater danger to the country during the first presidential debate on Tuesday night.
Twitter has suspended Adam Rahuba's account" https://twitter.com/adam_rahuba
While the Washington Post calls Adam Rahuba "The Troll: A fake flag burning at Gettysburg was only his latest hoax"
Adam Rahuba, a former concert promoter, works part-time as a food-delivery driver and a DJ. At 38, he spent most of the past year staying on a friend’s couch in a small town north of Pittsburgh.
A Washington Post investigation found that Rahuba is also the anonymous figure behind a number of social media hoaxes — the most recent played out in Gettysburg on Independence Day — that have riled far-right extremists in recent years and repeatedly duped partisan media outlets.
