How the IRS Helped Fund the Atlanta Riots

 Even after an 'Atlanta Forest Defender' shot a Georgia state trooper in the stomach and his comrades set off race riots in the city, the leftist group at the center of it all is still fundraising

• Even after the leftists threw molotov cocktails at police and nearly burned an elderly driver to death, the IRS and Georgia's Secretary of State have done nothing

Another wave of leftist terror

• In Atlanta, rioters marched chanting, "If you build it, we will burn it." The riots show that they mean it.
• A previous affidavit for the arrest of Atlanta Forest Defenders describes them as “participating in actions as part of Defend the Atlanta Forest (DTAF), a group classified by the United States Department of Homeland Security as Domestic Violent Extremists.”

An article about the alleged shooter described the group's "leaderless nature, its focus on direct action, as well as its anarchist and Marxist leanings".

• "Don't burn The Communist Manifesto!" the shooter exclaimed at one point after finding a copy of the book in a fire pit. "I mean, Marx isn't perfect, but he's OK."

The Atlanta Solidarity Fund bailed out protesters and rioters including those charged with domestic terrorism and provided training for the Atlanta Forest Defenders.

• The publicly listed leadership for the group consists of Adele "Earthworm" MacLean, a local activist affiliated with Cop Watch House and Food Not Bombs, both operating under the NSC umbrella
• Marlon Kautz serves as its CFO, and is the owner of the Teardown House
• "We build infrastructure for community solidarity"

The IRS has allowed leftist nonprofits to abuse the tax code by financing violence and terror

• While conservative nonprofits are subject to ruthless IRS scrutiny, the organization has failed to hold leftist nonprofits accountable after even the most grotesque abuses.
• Until the IRS does its job, we are going to hold it accountable for the violence it's enabling in Atlanta and across America.

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