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Saturday, September 2, 2017

DHS, FBI Warned Obama About Antifa in APRIL 2016

The FBI and DHS knew about the danger of the violent leftists of Antifa in April 2016 and they warned Barack Obama who did nothing. Anifa, Black Lives Matter, the OWs are all the same communist and anarchist people. Obama did more then nothing, he regaled the people going into the streets as did Hillary and Nancy Pelosi. Loretta Lynch wanted to see blood in the streets if necessary.

Antifa have been toppling or removing statues of American veterans, censoring free speech on college campuses, and otherwise terrorizing innocent fellow Americans at every turn. Everyone to the right of them, including classical liberals, are Nazis, they say.

Those of you who think they just appeared in Charlottesville or Berkeley when President Trump assumed office should know that Obama knew in April, 2016 and the Obama administration was warned about the liberal hate group in April 2016, and did absolutely nothing:

Federal agencies warned of the growing likelihood of lethal violence between left-wing anarchists and right-wing white supremacists.

Some even classified their activities as “domestic terrorist violence.”

In previously unreported documents dating back to April 2016 and viewed by ...

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