Andy Ngo is one of the few journalists who’s been willing to cover the domestic terrorism of Antifa.

While most leftist and mainstream outlets have called Antifa “activists” or “demonstrators,” Ngo brought his video camera to their events and showed these people honestly.

They are anti-American agitators and violent criminals, seeking to disrupt and destroy society. This led to clashes in 2019 and 2020 when Ngo was attacked by Antifa in Portland, sustaining serious injuries.

He ended up suing Antifa in those incidents and the trial brought out gruesome details.

Ngo’s case was specifically against Elizabeth Richter and John Hacker, two Antifa members in Portland, Oregon who identified Ngo and incited the crowd to attack him in May of 2021.

He also accused them of a long line of other related crimes. This included spraying toxic substances in his eyes, throwing hard drinks at him, and punching and assaulting him as threats were launched.

Richter and Hacker’s defense attorney Michelle Burrows showed her true colors when she said she would “remember” jurors and screamed “I am Antifa!”

Burrows said Antifa are a wonderful group that stands for “social justice” and the trial is just an unfair persecution and defamation of the group.

This case is intense and Ngo wanted $1 million in damages. Instead, he’ll be getting nothing. The jury found Hacker and Richter “not liable” and not responsible for doing anything wrong.

There was clear evidence they participated in targeted violence against Ngo, as well as Hacker stealing Ngo’s phone to intimidate him in 2019.

There is also the issue that the defense attorney is clearly corrupt. He was an activist and a fanatical Antifa scumbag herself. That’s not exactly a professional legal conduct in a courtroom, to say the least.

Ngo is best off getting out of Portland and staying away from places that have been conquered by the far left. There’s no real chance of justice in cities like Portland.