ANTIFA Terrorists Turn Climate Change Rally into Violent Hate Fest Against Police

By Shane Trejo

Portland, OR ANTIFA terrorists used last month’s climate change protests, led by 16-year-old Swedish girl Greta Thunberg, as an excuse to throw rocks and other projectiles at law enforcement.

After the “climate strike” protest in Portland yesterday, around 50 masked antifa militants descended near the local ICE facility. They threw projectiles and rocks at officers. This is what happened when (federal, not local) police initiated an arrest. https://t.co/lxM8TglxNN pic.twitter.com/nsyxhMWZUM

— Andy Ngo (@MrAndyNgo) September 21, 2019

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Ngo explained that ANTIFA terrorists committed a rampage of senseless violence against an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility following a climate change protest. He witnessed them attacking the federal officials, which prompted the reprisal seen above.

“This group that demonstrated on Friday was a bit younger than what the average ANTIFA member is … these were their youth wings,” said Andy Ngo, who is a journalist that was victimized brutally by ANTIFA terrorists over the summer, to “Fox & Friends.”

Suspects yelled taunts at federal officials, such as “Gestapo piece of s–t,” and “Class-traitor scumbags,” as they were repelled. One ANTIFA terrorist who was arrested during the day of protests was Jacob Jepson, who carried a baton, a hammer, brass knuckles and two knives.

Update: Law enforcement has identified the antifa suspect arrested w/a cache of weapons at the Portland climate strike as Jacob Jepson. He has a large antifa tattoo on his neck & expresses violent far-left views on social media, often including references to being armed w/a gun. pic.twitter.com/kBiKGSlwYS

— Andy Ngo (@MrAndyNgo) September 22, 2019

It is no surprise that this violent display happened in Portland, where far-left Mayor Ted Wheeler has reportedly hamstrung law enforcement when dealing with ANTIFA terrorists in recent months: