Maxine Waters Tied To Antifa Accused of Attacking Marines

Maxine Waters Tied To Antifa Punk Accused of Attacking Marines

"According to court documents, Marines Alejandro Godinez and Luis Torres, who were not in uniform, were approached by a group of 10 to 12 activists on the 100 block of South Front Street in the Old City section of Philadelphia," reported Philadelphia Magazine.

"Investigators say that the activists, who have been linked to the antifa movement in blog posts, news accounts, and in courtroom testimony, had been counter-protesting at the We the People rally," that news outlet continued.

It appears that Alcoff and other members of the antifa group believed that the Marines - who happen to be Hispanic - were members of the alt-right group "Proud Boys."

The Marines stated that they didn't even know about that group and were simply sightseeing.

"(T)he two Marines testified that the activists attacked them, allegedly calling them 'Nazis' and 'white supremacists,' using ethnic slurs against them (both Marines are Hispanic), punching and kicking them repeatedly, and macing them," Philadelphia Magazine reported.

A news report from 2011 links Alcoff to past rioting, making it likely that he has been a violent liberal agitator for many years.

"Alcoff has had a long history of protest," Philadelphia Magazine reported. "The below video captures him in the mid-2000s saying 'I'm a Communist, motherf***er' before spitting at the person recording him."

On March 19th, 2005 in Chicago, while one group was recognizing the historical significance of the liberation of Iraq and another group was making spectacles of themselves as "protestors," the two groups inevitably came together. This video shows a typical liberal making his best attempt to reason - spitting in someone's face.