Anarchists plan ‘week of motion’ to avenge ‘PRESIDENTIAL ASSASSINATION’ of alleged Antifa killer Michael Reinoehl

A Twitter account referred to as “The Base” posted a message on Monday night time displaying a poster that the group created to advertise its “name to motion.” The message invited followers to request a PDF model of the poster and to show it of their cities and cities to “assist spotlight” President Donald Trump’s “assassination” of Reinoehl. The poster reads, “Relaxation in Energy Michael Reinoehl. Each revolution wants people who find themselves keen and able to battle.”

The pinned tweet on The Base’s account, which was posted on November 25, mentioned the week of motion can be December 3-10 and referred to as on followers to “take motion to assist us honor a fallen comrade and to attract consideration to an extrajudicial assassination by the US regime.” An connected video begins with a montage of violent assaults and riots by activists, adopted by scenes from a pro-Trump caravan on August 29 in Portland. Reinoehl’s voice is performed over these pictures, with the self-described “one hundred pc anti-fascist” activist saying in an interview that he shot one of many Trump supporters as a result of the person was about to kill considered one of his associates.

The video then says Reinoehl was “murdered in chilly blood… by direct order of fascist US President Donald Trump.” It calls the September 3 killing “the primary extrajudicial assassination of an antifascist straight by this regime.” It calls Reinoehl’s alleged killing of a Trump supporter “an act of revolutionary self-defense” and provides, “We wish the world to know that this can neither be forgotten nor forgiven. We won’t be intimidated. We are going to battle.”

Neither of the 2 tweets has been censored by Twitter. The Base, positioned in Brooklyn, New York, describes itself as a “revolutionary anarchist heart” that’s “dedicated to the spreading of anarchist concepts and organizing.”

Unbiased journalist Andy Ngo mentioned The Base is “an Antifa extremist coaching heart.”

Portland police mentioned safety digital camera video of the August 29 incident confirmed Reinoehl concealing himself in a parking storage after recognizing two members of a pro-Trump group referred to as Patriot Prayer. Reinoehl and one other man then stalked the Patriot Prayer demonstrators from behind as they crossed the road. Police alleged in court docket paperwork that Reinoehl then shot and killed one of many Trump supporters, Aaron ‘Jay’ Danielson.

5 days later, Trump tweeted that Portland police wanted to do their job and arrest the “cold-blooded killer” of Danielson. That tweet got here minutes earlier than information broke that Reinoehl had been killed by federal and native legislation enforcement officers who have been making an attempt to arrest him in a city close to Seattle. The 48-year-old activist, who was in his automotive when approached by officers, allegedly tried to flee arrest and reached for his gun.

Legal professional Common William Barr praised officers for not permitting Reinoehl to flee and mentioned “the streets of our cities are safer with this violent agitator eliminated.” Social media commenters decried Barr’s assertion, saying it smacked of “vigilantism.”

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