Antifa members from all over the world receive military training in #Syria

Antifa members from Germany and the West undergo military training in Syria. They gain combat experience and return to their home countries.

A former CIA officer asks, "What Are They up to?" Are assassinations now threatening German right politicians?

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It is actually no secret that not only IS terrorists, but also Antifa members from Europe and the USA have moved to Syria to receive training.

The Antifa members did this under the guise of fighting IS on the side of the Kurdish militia YPG. They fought under the umbrella organisation "International Freedom Battalion".

Some information can be collected on a Facebook page of the Antifa battalion in Syria.

One picture shows international fighters of Antifa. They look like IS fighters but belong to Antifa. Among them, a wall reads: "with the blood of the martyrs, our flag turns red".

The alleged success in the fight against the terrorist militia IS is granted to them, although actually the US Army has decimated IS in eastern Syria.

But for Antifa, not only IS and right-wing extremists, but also "capitalism" and the German authorities are an enemy image.

"The' anti-fascist struggle' of left-wing extremists is not only directed against actual or supposed right-wing extremists, but also applies to' capitalism', since it is regarded by left-wing extremists as the cause of 'fascism'.

Against this background, this struggle is only considered sufficient and effective if it also focuses on and attacks the supposed social prerequisites: "( ... ) the struggle against fascism is won only when the capitalist system is crushed and a classless society is reached.

Former CIA officer Brad Johnson points out on Fox News that the Antifa returnees from Syria pose a threat to Western societies. "What does Antifa want with a few experienced combat veterans? Why do you need this to supplement your exercise?“

The question of what exactly they intend to do must be discussed. Many have returned to their home countries.

Antifa fighters go to Syria, are trained on machine guns, rocket launchers, bombs and other weapons, and then return to their home countries.

There is a certain structure to be seen. This Problem should be considered in the European and US context.

The security authorities are now taking action against IS cells and 'right-wing' extremist groups in various countries. (Nationalists, Natural Way is Prohibited)

Here, however, some important questions need to be asked: Are Antifa returnees from Syria, who have a clearly hostile attitude towards state institutions and German police officers, less dangerous than IS returnees?

Is an Antifa returnee from Syria really more harmless than a member of a right-wing extremist cell?

A case has already shown that extremists can use their weapons technology skills against German politicians. Europe does not need a repetition from the extreme left.

The security Problem for Europe and the USA, which arises from the connection of Antifa with Syria, should be investigated by politics and by the security authorities.

The RAF had already shown how deadly left-wing extremism can be. Germany does not need a new RAF.