Antifa Plants Deadly Traps in Georgia Park
Posted By: Hazymac, 3/26/2023 9:05:08 AM
Antifa has gone to war in Georgia. Months of fighting has ensued over the determination of the Left to stop a police training facility. But the police have fought back killing one leftist who opened fire on them and have pushed back hard in the face of arson, lasers, explosive devices and violent assaults. This latest piece of news shows just how far Antifa has been willing to go. The park adjacent to the future site of the Atlanta Public Safety Training Center has been shut down. DeKalb County CEO Michael Thurmond issued an executive order that makes it illegal to enter Intrenchment Creek Park. Thurmond says officers have found booby traps
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Antifa has gone to war in Georgia. Months of fighting has ensued over the determination of the Left to stop a police training facility. But the police have fought back killing one leftist who opened fire on them and have pushed back hard in the face of arson, lasers, explosive devices and violent assaults.
This latest piece of news shows just how far Antifa has been willing to go.
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