TESTIMONY - Sgt. Betsy Brantner: Antifa is Not Just an Idea

Source: NTD

Published: Oct 28, 2020

By: Joshua Philipp

There’s two different realities being shown when it comes to Antifa and its actions to physically attack people they disagree with politically. The Trump administration is looking to designate them as terrorists. And many democrats have argued that Antifa is an idea, not an organization. To give give us some deeper insights into Antifa and how it looks on the ground, we’ve invited National Police Association spokesperson and retired Sgt. Betsy Brantner Smith to speak with us about it.

RELATED: 

LOOKING BACK: After Years of Enabling, Twitter Finally Cracks Down on ‘Antifa’ Accounts

REPORT: Antifa Is a Dangerous Organization With Similar Structure to an Islamic Terror Cell, According to Police Spokesperson

FLASHBACK: 'JUST AN IDEA' - Biden and Democrats Suggested Early On Their Intent to Enable Violent Far-Left Extremism

Meanwhile, a key faction within the Chinese Communist Party has allegedly provided Trump and the DOJ with hard drives containing evidence against Joe Biden ties to Xi Jinping, but the faction ties should also raise alarms for US authorities on what the actual motives are. I’ll be explaining this.

And, during comments to the London-based Policy Exchange, Deputy National Security Advisor Matt Pottinger, is warning of the China’s United Front system. He noted that the massive system has no equivalent in western democratic societies, and that the close to 90 million Party members are required to support the activities of the branch the regime calls its “magic weapon.”

These stories and more in this episode of Crossroads.

Read more at: NTD.com

Discerning the Mystery is a website dedicated to awakening and educating the people to their true potential of mental, spiritual, emotional, and physical growth. It can be difficult work, but if just one person benefits from these efforts, it is entirely worth it. 

If you enjoy what you read here, please give the post a like and share on social media. Also, if you enjoyed this article, please consider leaving a donation.

Feel free to send us an email and tell us what you think. If you have any suggestions or subjects you would like to see discussed, please let us know.

Thank you for your support.