Antifa cell in Corvallis admits fears over loss of dehumanization tactics

A cell of Antifa in Corvallis, Oregon, has released an after-action report regarding the aftermath of the assassination of Charlie Kirk. The report expresses concerns about a potential loss of their ability to target conservatives without facing repercussions. They noted that some previously apolitical institutions, groups, and businesses are now feeling more secure in expressing sympathy for Kirk"s family and supporters.

The report also acknowledges that recent attacks on Christian worship events led by Sean Feucht have resulted in negative public relations for Antifa. Footage has shown masked Antifa members assaulting families and children at these events, which the group admits has been damaging to their image.

In response to these challenges, Antifa suggests exploiting divisions within conservative circles to maintain their influence. They propose using the issue of Israel as a means to create further divisions among right-leaning individuals.

This development follows ongoing discussions about the designation of Antifa as a terrorist organization, with previous reports highlighting similar situations and recent developments in the political landscape.