Antifa Supports Violence Against Journalists in Portland
Submitted by MAGA
Posted 41 days ago
**Outrage: Antifa Supporters Attack Journalists at Trial of Portland Leader**
In a shocking display of violence and intimidation, supporters of Antifa leader Alissa Azar attacked journalists covering her trial in Clackamas County, Oregon.
Katie Daviscourt, a reporter for The Post Millennial, was assaulted by an individual identified as a friend of Azar while reporting outside the courthouse.
The incident escalated when a woman with pink hair, known to be associated with Azar, repeatedly struck Daviscourt with a door.
This attack highlights the increasingly hostile environment for journalists covering leftist extremism.
Witnesses reported the incident, and the Clackamas County Sheriff’s Department has launched an investigation into the assault.
Alissa Azar is facing serious charges including felony riot and unlawful use of pepper spray, stemming from an Antifa-led attack in 2021.
Despite her history of violent involvement in numerous Antifa riots, Azar has yet to face stringent legal repercussions, thanks in part to a local district attorney funded by George Soros.
County Commissioner Ben West, who attended the trial, noted that the atmosphere in the courtroom has been tense, with Azar's supporters resorting to intimidation tactics against any dissenters.
West described his own experiences, stating that one individual, John Hacker—a noted Antifa member—attempted to provoke confrontations with him.
This coordinated effort to instill fear and silence critical voices is not an isolated incident but rather part of a larger pattern of Antifa violence that has plagued Portland and beyond.
The legal proceedings are under tight security measures, as the presiding judge expressed concern over potential threats to jurors.
The judge’s ban on electronic devices during the trial reflects ongoing fears of Antifa’s tactics to intimidate jurors.
As violence and political extremism increasingly dominate our streets and courts, the resilience of fact-based journalism remains paramount.
The situation serves as a clear reminder that freedom of the press is under direct threat from those who would prioritize their extremist agenda over civil discourse and accountability.
Sources:
thepostmillennial.com
theblaze.com
redstate.com
In a shocking display of violence and intimidation, supporters of Antifa leader Alissa Azar attacked journalists covering her trial in Clackamas County, Oregon.
Katie Daviscourt, a reporter for The Post Millennial, was assaulted by an individual identified as a friend of Azar while reporting outside the courthouse.
The incident escalated when a woman with pink hair, known to be associated with Azar, repeatedly struck Daviscourt with a door.
This attack highlights the increasingly hostile environment for journalists covering leftist extremism.
Witnesses reported the incident, and the Clackamas County Sheriff’s Department has launched an investigation into the assault.
Alissa Azar is facing serious charges including felony riot and unlawful use of pepper spray, stemming from an Antifa-led attack in 2021.
Despite her history of violent involvement in numerous Antifa riots, Azar has yet to face stringent legal repercussions, thanks in part to a local district attorney funded by George Soros.
County Commissioner Ben West, who attended the trial, noted that the atmosphere in the courtroom has been tense, with Azar's supporters resorting to intimidation tactics against any dissenters.
West described his own experiences, stating that one individual, John Hacker—a noted Antifa member—attempted to provoke confrontations with him.
This coordinated effort to instill fear and silence critical voices is not an isolated incident but rather part of a larger pattern of Antifa violence that has plagued Portland and beyond.
The legal proceedings are under tight security measures, as the presiding judge expressed concern over potential threats to jurors.
The judge’s ban on electronic devices during the trial reflects ongoing fears of Antifa’s tactics to intimidate jurors.
As violence and political extremism increasingly dominate our streets and courts, the resilience of fact-based journalism remains paramount.
The situation serves as a clear reminder that freedom of the press is under direct threat from those who would prioritize their extremist agenda over civil discourse and accountability.
Sources:
thepostmillennial.com
theblaze.com
redstate.com
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