In the aftermath of the Charlie Kirk assassination as well as the confirmation that alleged killer Tyler Robinson is a far-left ideologue and gay man living with a transgender partner, the public's attention has once again turned to the issue of Antifa, an activist network that shares many similar political beliefs with the shooter.

Federal authorities are currently investigating the Discord sever groups used by Robinson in the lead up to the attack to find any potential co-conspirators.  Discord has been identified as a common forum used by Antifa for organizing members for specific events while pretending as if their protests are random and "grassroots". 

In the meantime, the corporate media is once again running interference for Antifa, claiming that the group is nothing more than a gaggle of disconnected people without no affiliation other than they "agree to oppose fascists". 

Of course, simply declaring yourself the "good guys" does not necessarily make it so.  

The Antifa of pre-war and post-war Europe used a similar tactic, claiming that they were a loose collection of concerned citizens seeking to fight fascism and participate in civil discourse.  In reality, they were being directly funded by the Soviet Union and their ultimate goal was the downfall of the western world to make way for a communist "Utopia".  

One expert on Antifa, Andy Ngo, says that the claim that Antifa is nothing more than a disorganized protest ideal is a lie.  He notes that the decentralized cell structure of Antifa is similar to structures used by Islamic terror groups.

Ngo is deeply acquainted with the operations of Antifa; he has tracked hundreds of violent incidents involving member of the group over the years.  He was also attacked and nearly killed by a mob of Antifa activists in Portland, Oregon after they recognized him in the street.

Portland authorities failed to arrest and prosecute the attackers despite some of them being identified on video footage.  In a subsequent civil trial, Antifa intimidated the jury into returning a verdict which favored the assailants.

Andy Ngo and many other investigators into Antifa activities note that the group enjoys a number of protections, including legal protections and funding for operations.  Financial aid comes from crowdfunding pages, but also from NGOs and even government agencies feeding cash into adjacent activism groups. 

This helps to explain why Antifa protesters often have the same signs, the same tents, the same riot shields, access to safe houses, etc.  Many activists travel from outside of the locations that they protest in, which means funding for gas, food, lodging, etc.  Considering the average full-time protester isn't able to maintain a job to pay for these excursions, the money has to come from somewhere.  NGOs and state government funds are the primary sources.

Antifa and related leftist groups exploit various civil and political conflicts, hijack these causes and then use them as a means to further their own goals.  Recent examples include the mass deportation debate and the protests over Gaza.  It's important to understand that leftist militants do not necessarily care about immigrants or Palestinians, they only see their "plight" as a useful tool for radicalizing activists into using violent tactics. 

The problems of the world become the justifications for Antifa terror, melding gay, trans, migrant and Islamic grievances under a single communist umbrella.

The end game, though, is always the same.  Burn the west to the ground.  Burn free markets to the ground.  Destroy as many conservatives and nationalists as possible in the process until there is no one left to oppose them.