As Antifa violence grips Portland, Oregon following the inauguration of Joe Biden, more left wing Antifa members are taking to the streets in Seattle, burning American flags and blocking traffic, due to an apparent perceived disagreement with Biden and mainstream Democrats.
Antifa is taking to the streets in what appears to be a planned riot following Biden’s inauguration. They began by marching in the street in large numbers, clad in black bloc clothing.
Seattle: #Antifa continue their march through the streets. A camera from a helicopter captures some of them trying to break inside a building. pic.twitter.com/33uvil7aPR
— Andy Ngô (@MrAndyNgo) January 21, 2021
After shutting down traffic, members of Antifa set fire to a series of United States flags.
Seattle: #Antifa have shut down traffic on a road and are setting US flags on fire. pic.twitter.com/IObO1mcbXZ
— Andy Ngô (@MrAndyNgo) January 21, 2021
At press time, it appears the police have begun making some arrests of the protesters, while others are still marching through the streets of Seattle.
More Video Of The Arrests #Seattle pic.twitter.com/tr2z9r4hn8
— J̵̟̦̲̞̭̱̀̈́͑̄̇̈́̚͝ustice (@The_Justice7) January 21, 2021
This apparent riot appears to be related to the Portland riot, where Antifa members destroyed the Democratic Party headquarters in Portland.
Despite dire warnings from the mainstream media and the nation’s law enforcement that suggested pro-Trump groups would orchestrate mass acts of violence on the day of Joe Biden’s inauguration, black block wearing Antifa members in Portland appear to have caused the only civil unrest of the day.
As National File previously reported, Portland Antifa has attacked the Democratic Party of Oregon’s headquarters.
A new video shows the words “f**k Biden” scrawled prominently near the entrance, on one of the few windows left intact from the Antifa assault.
This is on day ONE of this fake president’s term YIKES! pic.twitter.com/B4cEQIsdpX
— Sheriff 🚔 (@SheriffPosts) January 21, 2021
It is unclear if Antifa violence will become a mainstay of the Biden administration as it was throughout President Donald Trump’s four year term.
