Antifa Public Watch ( Anti-Antifa )

MIRROR COLUMNIST IS FAR LEFT HNH DIRECTOR: ROS WYNNE JONES a Daily Mirror columnist is named as one of many directors of Far left Hate Group Hope Not Hate. HNH & Nick Lowles was responsible for posting misinformation claiming there had been ACID ATTACKS in Middlesbrough on Muslim women which was later confirmed to be untrue by police, the post was also shared by politicians & caused nationwide anger in the muslim community towards white British citizens.

Later HNH then published further misinformation on their website claiming they had information that there was planned national riots by the so-called far right which later was found to be untrue. This resulted in many arrests of far left extremists across the country including sitting Labour party MP Ricky Jones who incited that protesters of the opposing politics "Should have their throats slit" Jones in currently on remand & is awaiting trial

In August this year Three sitting Labour Party MP's RESIGNED from Hope Not Hate as directors all on the same day

My spidey senses tell me that this Documentary has Infiltrator HARRY SHUKMAN written all over it.

Shukman is a freelance journalist who writes blogs & articles for the MSM about conspiracy theorists & the so-called Far Right.

We will all find out on Monday... 🧐🧐🧐

Names to faces is what we all need, never let the far left get away with anything.

This lot counter protested against Hull residents who are completely fed up of mass illegal immigration.

Men disguised as women who travel from city to city so they can shout & screech at actual women.

These are literally bred from your local university, no lie.

There is nothing wrong with a healthy genuine debate about politics online, it's good to discuss about different opinions.

But for people like Rob Vashak from Lincoln, instead of putting his Bachelors Degree from Hallam Uni to use, he's instead posting work details of those he disagrees with in public Facebook groups encouraging others to report false claims of racism to their victims place of work.

This type of online crime should be taken more seriously by police