Last Updated on February 17, 2022
As scenes continue to emerge showing violent Antifa members storm the Oregon state Capitol building in Salem, a video was captured showing a Trump supporter on a skateboard taunt a group of Antifa members who were on foot. One of the Antifa members charged the Trump supporter, only for the Trump supporter to effortlessly dodge the attack and escape using his skateboard.
In scenes that evoke images of the Democrat and media description of an insurrection, Antifa members have formed a cordon around the Oregon state Capitol, and are attacking passersby. When one man holding a Trump flag skateboarded by, the group of Antifa began screaming at him, and one broke off to charge him.
As the black bloc wearing man, armed with a home made riot shield, charged the Trump supporter, the Trump supporter merely changed direction and quickly skated away from the would-be assailant.
https://twitter.com/MrAndyNgo/status/1376284138286686209
Antifa members earlier created a cordon around the capitol building Salem.
https://twitter.com/MrAndyNgo/status/1376277496166031360
More photos show the extent of makeshift weaponry and riot gear taken to the capitol building by Antifa members.
https://twitter.com/KBoomhauer/status/1376286084313706497
The Antifa members also attacked several passersby, and broke the window of a truck as it drove past by pelting it with rocks. “Local and state police appear to not be intervening,” wrote Antifa expert and journalist Andy Ngo.
https://twitter.com/MrAndyNgo/status/1376291142719963136
https://twitter.com/VillainReport/status/1376287184727072771
It is unclear if the Biden regime’s Department of Justice would consider this an example of insurrection. Previously, Attorney General Merrick Garland said that insurrection only happens within daylight hours, and Antifa usually attacks government buildings at night. As this event happened during daylight hours, and attacked a government building, it appears as though this may meet the Biden administration’s standards for insurrection.
