The very next day after the George Floyd riots Dictator Trump wasted no time threatening Antifa.

President (Fascist Dictator) Donald Trump tweeted Sunday that the United States will designate Antifa as a terrorist organization, even though the US government has no existing legal authority to label a wholly domestic group in the manner it currently designates foreign terrorist organizations.

The radical right jumped right in lockstep.

When they burned the 3rd Precinct in Minneapolis, they knew they could get away with anything.

But guess who the real terrorists turned out to be?

Not thrilled to be linking to the traitorous rag the Intercept after their history of exposing whistleblowers, but Ryan Deveraaux's article is important.

But while the White House beat the drum for a crackdown on a leaderless movement on the left, law enforcement offices across the country were sharing detailed reports of far-right extremists seeking to attack the protesters and police during the country’s historic demonstrations, a trove of newly leaked documents reveals.

This information is only coming out because of the Blueleaks hack.

Hack of 251 Law Enforcement Websites Exposes Personal Data of 700,000 Cops

What do these cops private messages tell us about antifa and the radical right?

“Throughout the documents you see counterterrorism agencies using extremism so broadly as to mean virtually anything that encompasses dissent,” Hina Shamsi, director of the ACLU’s National Security Project, told The Intercept. “There are instances in which people engaging in white supremacist violence get the benefit of the doubt as potential lone offenders, while people of color and those who dissent against government injustice are smeared as threats with guilt by association.”

While the police were hunting down members of an organization that's responsible for exaclty zero deaths, far right extremists of the "boogaloo" movement were actually killing cops.

A California man charged with killing a federal officer and a sheriff's deputy has ties to the far-right "Boogaloo" movement, according to federal authorities.

But Trump went ahead with his attack on Antifa even as evidence mounted in his own cabinet that it was the far right, not antifa, that was preparing to cause violence at the protests.

Yet the leaked materials show that on May 29, two days before Trump tweeted that antifa would be labeled a terrorist organization and Barr issued his DOJ statement, the president’s own DHS analysts issued an open source intelligence report detailing how a white supremacist channel on Telegram, an encrypted messaging service, was encouraging followers to capitalize on the unrest by targeting the police with Molotov cocktails and firearms.

“The use of firearms greatly influences the scale and intensity of these events,” a source in the group, titled “National Accelerationist Revival,” wrote on May 27, advising followers to break police lines “with cocktails, chainsaws, and firearms.” At the time, DHS reported, the group included more than 3,400 subscribers. “Looting and shoplifting are both cool and whites should be doing it way more,” the source went on. “When the laws no longer benefit you, break them for personal gain. If you don’t feel like buying something, steal it. If you don’t feel like driving slow, drive fast. If you don’t like someone, hurt them.”

“We ought to revel in the destruction of the police state,” they wrote. “It is just as necessary to break down the police state and the system of control as it is to spread racial hatred.”

The Blueleaks download can be found here.