Portland “Social Justice Summer Camp” Uses ‘Expert’ (Anarchist) Teachers to Show 10-13 Year-Olds How to “Blockade” & “Free” Animals

Portland’s Professional Protesters™ have raided fur farms, set fire to SUV’s and ski resorts, run companies they didn’t like out of town, threatened people with violence, attacked police officers, pooped on American flags, manufactured IED’s and Molotov Cocktails, shot at least one person, and stopped thousands of Oregonians from going – anywhere, shouted down and drowned out people they don’t agree with and done millions of dollars in damage to the downtown Portland, Oregon area.

Now they’re passing along their bag of tricks to ten-year-old kids.

No, it’s not an article in The Onion or The Babylon Bee, this is real and real serious.

The Portland Professional Protesters™ have planned a “summer camp” to teach children, from fourth to eighth grade, the not-so-fine-art of professional Monkey-Wrenching. Apparently, this is the second year of the effort.

Instead of teaching kids about making a fire, flora, fauna and swimming, this day-camp, held this year at St. Peter and Paul Church on SE 82nd Avenue – nee “Avenue of the Roses,” from August 12 – 23 – teaches kids how to become politically involved through blocking streets, finding “allies” to help them strong arm their ideas into the public sphere, and freeing ‘caged’ lab animals held by evil corporations.

The “Budding Roses Summer Camp,” refers to how these babes-in-the-woods learn how to become anarchists and part of the Portland’s Professional Protesters™ world. The story is told in their own photos.

They take a page from their older teachers and brethren in the “Black Rose Anarchist Federation,” whose members undoubtedly comprise Portland’s Antifa black bloc (they’re all the same people).

The group’s Facebook page tells the story of how the radical protesters use “anarchist pedagogy in action” to teach the kids.

Here, from the 2018 ‘summer camp’ we see that the girls pictured here on the group’s Facebook page learned how to war-game freeing animals from evil corporations, because, after all, “they destroy nature.”

Sure, no indoctrination going on here or anything.

Here’s a close up of what those kids were thinking about:

And their teacher featured in the above photo, is a self-avowed anarchist with the “Black Rose Anarchist Federation.”

These students are pictured discussing going after ICE at the “detention center.”

That’s weird. I’m reminded of something. What could it be?

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From these photos, freely seen on the group’s Facebook page, it doesn’t appear as if anyone is asked to come in and explain rights and responsibilities as a citizen. I guess that’s just no fun.

It won’t be long before the kids are taught that this is the way to get sh*t handled on the streets.

And the kids seem to aspire to the usual Antifa tactics, such as covering their faces so cops can’t ID them.

And kids getting masked up for a photo opportunity at the 2018 camp.

Nice social justice fists, kids. What do those fists remind me of?

Oh, yes:

Going after the “man” with the old hammer and sickle, right kids?

A chip off the old block – black bloc, I mean:

It won’t be long before the kids learn that “snitches get stitches.”

And, no doubt, they’ll learn how to arm-up for street battle like their teachers in anarchist/Antifa groups:

The group supporting this camp makes no effort to hide the tactics and methods it teaches the kids.

Though, obviously, the camp doesn’t put an emphasis on spelling:

Teachers at Portland Public Schools have already conspired – yes, conspired – with local violent protesters to allow students out of class to protest their pet progressive issues. A lawsuit filed recently has taken the District to task for it.

Now Antifa and anarchist groups are grooming grade-schoolers to do the same.

‘Nice’ mask, kid.

It might be interesting to see if a kid, say from a normal Portland family, would wear a wire to this two week camp to check things out.

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