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Antifa attempts to shut down Charlie Kirk event at University of Washington, allegedly assault security personnel

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Campus Reform, Adam Sabes

Antifa attempted to shut down Turning Point USA President Charlie Kirk’s event at the University of Washington and allegedly assaulted a man.

Kirk spoke at the University of Washington on Tuesday night, drawing protesters to the event.

Antifachistsche Action posted a flying calling on people to protest the event, calling Kirk a “Zionist, White Supremacist, Fascist, and Christian Nationalist.”

”Gather your friends to disrupt, oppose, and reject White Supremazy, Zionism, and Christian nationalism,” the poster stated.

Andy Ngo posted a video alleging that the Antifa protesters assaulted security personnel for Jonathan Choe with an umbrella, who suffered a laceration to his cheek.

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The protesters were seen chasing after Choe in a separate video posted on X.

During the protests on Tuesday, another video shows fraternity brothers challenging the Antifa members to a push-up contest.

According to the Seattle Times, Kirk’s event went on with minimal disruptions.

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“Our priority was to ensure the safety of all students, faculty, staff and visitors to our campus during what we anticipated could be a tense evening, and we took steps to maintain distance between opposing groups,” said a University of Washington spokesperson. “We have received some reports of altercations and are continuing to monitor and work toward a peaceful conclusion to the night.”

Republished with permission from Campus Reform

1 Comment

  1. Movement members like those in the antifa mob can be coraled like sheep into a secure lock space. Then one by one, each identified and charged. This can be easily done by Law Enforcement. But they won’t.

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