The Web of Leftist/ Marxist Violence

The online reports I have seen tend to settle on a group called Armed Queers Salt Like City as somehow having been involved with Charlie Kirk’s assassin. Strictly speaking, it is not Antifa– but it is similar to Antifa, advocating armed violence to further its political and cultural aims. This group has had involvement with communist Cuba and other socialist organizations.

This highlights once again the fact that we are in the midst of a Marxist cultural revolution.

Zero Hedge has a great article on the topic. It highlights this particular excerpt from Jason Curtis Anderson that discusses forces aligned with the Democratic Party that instigate violence, directly or indirectly:

One of the hardest parts of confronting rising left-wing extremism is that even those who care about the issue often don’t understand how it operates. That’s not their fault—it’s extraordinarily complex. The revolution against the West spans thousands of organizations that may not be formally linked but are marching in unison toward the revolution.

A concise overview looks like this:

• Political Orgs: The Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) is the primary political arm, with the Party for Socialism and Liberation (PSL) close behind. PSL is part of the Neville Roy Singham network and serves as their vehicle for running political candidates.
• Militant Anarchists: A growing militant wing trains in weapons and self-defense, including groups such as Antifa, the Socialist Rifle Association, Armed Queers, Behind Enemy Lines, and Unity of Fields.
• Climate Activism: Billions have flowed into climate-activist organizations, many of which increasingly employ anarchists.
• Social & Racial Justice Groups: Since the rise of BLM, billions—public funds included—have supported the social and racial justice groups that regularly advocate for burning down the country.  
• Civil-Rights & Legal Orgs: Legacy anti-Western activists (“movement lawyers”) staff these groups, suing governments, police, and schools while training allies to push limits without triggering terrorism charges.
• Foreign Interest Groups: Beyond the Neville Roy Singham network, other foreign powers, including the CCP, maintain domestic footholds.
• Funding: Much of the money for this revolutionary activity comes from the progressive NGO ecosystem—Open Society Foundations, Tides, Ford, Rockefeller Brothers, Arabella Advisors, and the broader dark-money network.