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To: GROUND ZERO™ who wrote (6264)	8/9/2019 10:33:04 AM
From: Pogeu Mahone	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 13850

Photos: Cross-Dressing And Antifa Masks…The Twisted Pastimes Of The Ohio Shooter (Tea Party PAC) – It has been well-established, albeit under-reported, that the Dayton, Ohio shooter was a far-left supporter of Antifa, the anti-ICE terrorist, and Elizabeth Warren. This is a very inconvenient narrative for the left. It’s even weirder than you think, however. Connor Betts, the man who fired on a crowd outside a Dayton bar on Saturday night, killing 9 and injuring over 20, had a very strange pastime. He apparently donned an Antifa mask and a woman’s dress in a death mental band called “Menstrual Munchies.” Infowars reports: Now Death Metal Underground’s Robert de Sandford reports that in a 2018 performance video posted to Facebook (since removed), “Betts dons a dress and a mask commonly worn by Antifa members.” As a member of ‘Menstrual Munchies’, Betts was part of a grindcore music scene that had vehemently embraced Antifa and, according to de Sandford, could be “responsible for the radicalization of heavy metal’s first mass-murderer musician.” De Sandford notes that Betts was friends with a similar band called NeckBeard Deathcamp, which he claims has previously called “for violence and killing of “Nazis,” “incels,” and law abiding civilians who happen to hold right-of-center political views.” “Antifascism,”communism, and other radical left wing ideologies have been increasingly promoted within the metal community since about 2013, when a number of popular metal journalists began gushing over the antics of Antifa and even started promoting their violence,” de Sandford wrote. CNN Breaking News ? @cnnbrk A Twitter account that appears to belong to the Dayton gunman re-tweeted extreme left-wing posts as well as tweets supporting violent protest group Antifa cnn.it View image on Twitter 7,170 10:30 PM - Aug 5, 2019 Twitter Ads info and privacy 7,068 people are talking about this He goes on to emphasize that he