Antifa Exposed: Declared a Terrorist Organization

For years, the media has told us Antifa is just “anti-fascist activism.” But the truth is much darker.

Antifa’s roots trace back to 1930s communist militancy in Germany, its tactics shaped by anarchist movements in Europe and the U.S. Today, Antifa cells operate as a decentralized extremist network — engaging in arsons, assaults, intimidation, and organized chaos in cities across America.

From Portland to Seattle, from Minneapolis to Atlanta, their trail is undeniable:

Courthouses and police precincts set on fire

Businesses destroyed

Officers and civilians attacked

Occupied city zones where people died

And while the media called it “mostly peaceful,” court records, prosecutions, and eyewitness accounts reveal the reality.

Now, President Trump has officially declared Antifa a terrorist organization. By federal definition — “the unlawful use of force or violence against persons or property to intimidate or coerce for political or social objectives” — Antifa checks every box.

This isn’t about silencing ideas. It’s about exposing organized political violence.