Friday’s march concluded around 11:30 pm without much fanfare. Word began to spread that Ngo was in the crowd—disguised and wearing a Black Lives Matter flag around his shoulders.
A group of five to 10 people in identity-obscuring clothing called “black bloc” followed the person they suspected of being Ngo for blocks, inquiring who he was. At one point, the person they pursued said his name was Jake. In front of the AC Marriott, the group tried to unmask the unknown man. He ran for blocks until someone in the pursuing group tackled him—at Southwest 4th Avenue and Morrison Street—and punched him several times after his head hit the brick sidewalk.
Apparently it was not Andy Ngo, just somebody who looked oriental and that was enough to go after and punch him. You see, for racists, all Orientals look alike.
But we are the racists.
Hat Tip John Richardson
I don’t blame the guy for not wanting to be identified as “Not Andy Ngo.” All iidentifying himself would do is put a target on his back too.
How many of the Antifa followers are mentally unstable, if not full out crazies? No one can tell me the crazy sounding guy on the video is holding down a job. The Palestinians used to do this too. They find a mentally deficient patsy and strap a bomb to them (although that tactic seemed to stop when Israel put up a fence around the crazies in Gaza and the West Bank). Antifa (so far) just gets their crazies to yell shit and throw shit.
The Pantifa brigades are always eager to play in their hard-blue areas because they know they’ll face no repercussions. Thanks to viciously oppressive laws against armed self defense and police directives that disallow any interference with Pantifa’s bad behavior, they can pretty much do what they will.
It’s what David over at Status 451 called ‘support from institutions’.
This clearly didn’t happen, as ANTIFA is just an idea.
Unpossible. A real Asian person would have been able to defend themselves with their magic martial arts moves and get away by running 40 feet up a wall and jumping roof to to roof top.
Y’all gotta read Andy Ngo’s book, “Unmasked.”