Fake news reporter Alex Jones(a personal lackey of George Bush - same town and same agenda), suggests a civil war for the month of November....his news is a pure lunacy - Antifas are globalists according to him, but he alone is against NAZIS(Jones claimed to have fought against NAZIS for some 20 years, but quite opposite became evident during last two years with his unconditional and radical support for Trump's lunacy)...
I believe him...Bush told me personally that will continue to run absolutely every operation in the background, and he is more than just kin to perform terror attacks(same as 9/11 was) that were used foremost to paralyze American society and then incite one via mainstream media into overseas wars(Bush is a psychopath who gets thrill out of shocking/paralyzing people with terror - it is in his blood to play with people's minds in most disgusting ways possible, so I wouldn't be surprised for another attack on whatever is left out of American sanity)....I am totally blocked from posting in Facebook groups just as told I will be, so the whole thing is running forward according to the program which George Bush has designed...civil war will be that final stage of what George Bush designed for the end of United States of America.
GEORGE BUSH MAY STAGE FAKE ANTIFA(many of this Antifas leaders are undercover CIA neo-nazis agents, so we may very well see what world have not seen...Antifa people alone should watch their backs and report/stop any unusual gestures within the movement - the goal is to publicly demand trial for the terrorist scum that seated/seats in presidential chairs and their apparatchiks) ATTACK....
GEORGE BUSH MAY STAGE FAKE ANTIFA(many of this Antifas leaders are undercover CIA neo-nazis agents, so we may very well see what world have not seen...Antifa people alone should watch their backs and report/stop any unusual gestures within the movement - the goal is to publicly demand trial for the terrorist scum that seated/seats in presidential chairs and their apparatchiks) ATTACK....
See now that others have smelled a very same rat as I did...this was reported on Newsweek yesterday and on yahoo today...
From newsweek.com and yahoo.com who also smelled the rat(As you know, ZIONAZI son of Benjamin Netanyahu, Yair Netanyahu, have an enormous problem just like his daddy or Alex Jones with Antifa):
Antifa "supersoliders" are coming to kill whites on November 4, according to conspiracy theory
As with the fake news story that antifa is waging civil war on America, which was started by Alex Jones at the conspiracy site InfoWars, the imaginary supersoldiers have been injected into the far-right's coverage of a series of rallies planned for Saturday to demand the removal of President Donald Trump from office. The story may sound asinine, but concerns are growing that it could lead to someone inflicting real-life violence, activists told Newsweek.
The “news” story, which has since been embraced with irony as a meme on left-leaning social media circles, spawned from a joke posted Friday on the comedic Twitter account @KrangTNelson. It said: “can’t wait for November 4th when millions of antifa supersoldiers will behead all white parents and small business owners in the town square.” The post was meant to mock the “festering panic over an exceedingly fake Civil War plot for which thousands of FOX News grandparents may, at this very moment, be boarding up their windows in panicked preparation,” according to the anonymous person behind the Krang account, who wrote about the controversy he or she inadvertently started in a first-person story for VICE. Right-leaning accounts began to report the satirical tweet as being offensive, which led to the temporary suspension of @KrangTNelson’s account on Twitter.
Gateway Pundit, a well-trafficked right wing blog that “has 15 million visits each month,” by its own account, ran with it, reporting the joke as a straightforward news story with the headline, “ANTIFA Leader: “November 4th […] millions of antifa supersoldiers will behead all white parents.” Bill Mitchell, a pro-Trump personality and radio host with a sizable Twitter following of close to 300,000 people, picked up the story from The Gateway Pundit, and then tweeted it out in apparent earnestness. The Gateway Pundit story, authored by Lucian Wintrich, the website’s 29-year-old D.C. bureau chief, has been shared more than 40,000 times on Facebook. The page has also been blasted with over a thousand comments, some of them from people preparing for violence against the supersoldiers (who, remember—to be as explicit as humanly possible here—are not in any way real).
“Thank you for making your terroristic threats so unmistakable,” a commenter going by the name Irredeemable OC5150 wrote under the Gateway Pundit story. “Proves a lethal response is justified,” a commenter going by the name Dorsai1 replied. “Lock and load,” a commenter named Mark said.
Members of Refuse Fascism, the nascent protest group behind Saturday’s rallies, have expressed concerns to Newsweek that the bizarre readings of the November 4 protests by those on the right could lead to real-life violence, like what transpired in Charlottesville, Virginia on August 12, when anti-racist activist Heather Heyer was allegedly murdered by a white supremacist. In Austin, Texas, for example, local militias have threatened to show up to combat the antifa supersoldiers they believe are coming, according to social media posts and the accounts of Texas-based activists. To reiterate what has already been reported in Newsweek: Antifa (short for “antifascist”) is more of a style of protest targeting far-right groups than an outfit with any organizational hierarchy, according to academics and activists. Not only does “antifa” lack the capability or funding to breed supersoldiers, there is no organizational structure in place to order such a thing in the first place.
“It’s very dangerous and harmful to take these people as a joke,” Zee told Newsweek, noting the way the Reichstag fire, a false-flag operation blamed on leftists, was exploited by Nazi Germany to accelerate a fascist regime. “You have to take this stuff seriously because some of them really believe it.”
Newsweek reached out to Wintrich, the author of the post on Gateway Pundit, for a comment on the article, and to ask if he had reached out to any antifascist activists or organizers with Refuse Fascism prior to running his story about antifa supersoldiers.
“That’s confidential,” he replied. Wintrich denied believing that supersoldiers were being bred by antifa, but said that @KrangTNelson’s post “does promote a certain type of violent rhetoric targeted at conservatives” that he wanted to highlight. He asked Newsweek to imagine if the satirical Twitter post had been targeted at people of color, instead of Trump voters, echoing a familiar claim made by people on the right about bias.
“Conservatives have gotten in more trouble for doing things that were much more innocuous,” he said, adding without irony that he hoped Newsweek would “report on his article fairly.”
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