A family camping in the tiny town of Forks, Washington (yes, the town in the Twilight series) was trapped at their campsite by felled trees after being harassed and followed by people who thought they were members of antifa.
Somebody needs to demand of Barr and Trump: "Aren’t you guys against fascism, too? If not, why not? Because if you aren’t against it, everybody says you are for it."
It’s unclear exactly how the antifa fervor started, but one man’s Facebook videos in the nearby city of Sequim offer some clues.
It’s pretty clear that the antifa hysteria has come straight from Attorney General Bill Barr and the President. Trump is still seething that antifa showed up in Charlottesville to oppose his supporters’ protest…and they provide a convenient boogieman to justify the militarization of Washington DC and other urban areas.
I love it. “I have intel”, a f video probably from Qnon! LOLOL
That is a pretty isolated area, what luck those students were there. Not sure why once they saw weapons did not pull over and call police right then.
According to a statement from the Clallam County Sheriff’s Office, obtained by the local Peninsula Daily News, the multiracial family — including a couple, their 16-year-old daughter and the husband’s mother —
That is really all there is to it,
black = black panther,
muslim = terrorist,
multiracial = antifa,
east asian = covid19 super spreaders
1 out of every 2 White American is a deplorable racist. Where does that number come from? Trump’s support won’t budge much from 40%. Non-latino white population in this country about 65 to 70%. Math. Sorry Biden, you were way off.
Sorry, Sequim is not near Forks (1 1/2 hrs away). Sequim, has a lot of retirees, Forks, big logging community is the beverly hillbillies of the Olympic Peninsula.
I live in western Washington and spend a fair about of time out on the peninsula where this took place. There certainly are some rather odd types (especially further out towards the coast) , but I’m a bit surprised about Sequim (for the unaware, pronounced “Skwim”). It’s in the rain shadow of the Olympic Mountains and is a popular retirement area - especially with wealthy Callifornians. It’s big claim to fame are the lavender farms. It is not Appalachia.