Left’s ‘Tent Truthers’ Claim Union Attack on AFP in Lansing Was an ‘Inside Job’

Steven Crowder is being targeted for smears and terroristic intimidation by the radical Left, possibly including Anonymous/Occupy anarchists who have come under suspicion for targeting Americans for Prosperity during a Lansing protest this week. This is the outlaw fringe of the anti-business movement, even more dangerous than thugs like Tony Camargo, identified as the union member who sucker-punched Crowder.

Joe Newby at the Examiner reports how the Left is now blaming AFP just like 9/11 Truthers blamed the U.S. for terrorist attacks:

According to an article at Talking Points Memo, AFP spokeswoman Annie Patnaude said protesters “threatened to blow up propane tanks inside the tent, potentially creating a deadly conflagration.”
Patnaude also suspected that at least one mask-wearing protester was an anarchist possibly connected with Occupy Wall Street.
“I don’t know if this was a union person or not. I think there’s a good possibility it was an Occupier or a radical anarchist,” she said.

AFP is now trying to get police to investigate this criminal attack, and Joe quotes Twitchy’s sarcastic response:

“But by taking its case to the police, doesn’t AFP open itself up to an investigation? Won’t authorities uncover AFP’s plot to smear peace-loving union protesters by destroying its own tent and hitting people’s fists with Steven Crowder’s face?”

Expect further developments in this story today.





 

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13 comments

  1. Seems like one of these scumbags could easily interview the union gangster in the video so as to get the “truth” out. His identity is no secret now,

    Note to union scum: When engaging in criminal activity, don’t have your name sewn onto the front of your clothes.

  2. That might not be wise, Crowder admitted to pushing the man to the ground first. He instigated the whole thing.

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